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Do you agree with that? >> it makes sense. they are going all in. they feel like this is their best chance to find these pings. they have located them here and there in an area of 12 miles across. it's not small enough yet. the batteries might still have a little juice left in there. so they really want to narrow it as much as they can before they commit the auv. apparently, the auv is a much slower way of scanning the bottom. it takes about six days to do what the towed pinger locater can do in one day. so if there is any hope -- if they go a couple of days without hearing anything at all, i ...

Oklahoma city buzzed closer and you could see people desperately trying to lift debris up, no doubt trying to save individuals, calling for help inside. just for some perspective because when you talk about 1 150-mile-per-hour winds, a lot of people who haven't experienced that don't know what that means necessarily. >> jake, look at this. >> absolutely devastating. >> those homes are missing. there's literally right through the middle of that town nothing left of those homes exempt maybe a wall or two. i see slabs right on the left side of the screen. there are literally just concrete slabs l...