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>> alisyn: we were stunned to hear how many people who don't have storm shelters. obviously they're trying to get the money to build them. mike tobin, thank you. we'll check in with you. >> clayton: rick reichmuth tweeting out information about where to find storm shelters. >> especially after last week's moore tornado. a lot of people trying to get storm shelters. they generally run around 3,000 bucks. people want to get those, but there's a backlog from what i'm hearing for people to get that. a few people have tweeted me information. i've tweeted some of that information about some places w...

John muller and diana perez. we begin this half-hour with new details on the oklahoma tornado. property damage in moore could end up costing $2 billion. the twister tore through as man schools and a hospital. >> the names of all 24 victims have been released. they range in age from 4 months to 70 years old. our coverage begins with abc's david muir with new video as the tornado struck. >> reporter: this is the moment the monstrous tornado hit briarwood elementary. for the first time, we see what students saw huddled in that bathroom, complete darkness. and this is what they heard. [ screamin...

Oklahomans insist, no matter how much damage has been left behind, no storm is going to break their spirit. abc's mike becher, an oklahoman, explains. >> reporter: standsing a half mile in front of sunday's violent storm, watching yet another tornado plow through red dirt and houses built on it, i silently wondered why do i live here? the answer is rooted in dust. i'm an okie. the "o" word was equivalent to a racial slur during the 1930s dust bowl. >> is that's fourth street across the interstate. >> reporter: but okies like country superstar toby keith, a moore native, who still lives here, n...

>> reporter: this video of moore tornado was taken through a crack in one of these. a safe room. researchers have shown us that houses can't show up to tornado wind. safe rooms above ground built into your house or underground in the backyard can save your life. the safe rooms are subjected to their own tests to with stand winds up to 250 mile an hour. canon fired wood. one company dropped bricks, lumber and a car on its shelter. >> there are above ground and below storm shelters that offer near absolute occupant protection from the worst case tornado. >> reporter: many homes don't have baseme...

Welcome back to "hardball." "time" magazine has been on the ground reporting since the tornado struck. she is talked to those that helped save their neighbors. the new issue talks about the devastating tornado yet. this has been an amazing experience who live up north to be able to cover a part of the country i've never been to oklahoma. it's the only state i haven't been to. it's got an incredible history of weather. let's face it. think about the dust bowl that changed so much of american history in the 1930s. the grapes of wrath. it's about the weather conditions down there and what it caus...