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Damaged but whenever i saw the tornado approaching the house, it just didn't seem that big. it obviously exploded right before it got to my house because the damage path was really wide. >> i know it early but do you have a plan? are you going to rebuild? >> that's a good question. that's withone of the first thi that you do when you come out is logistically what do i with no vehicles or no house? we don't know whether to rebuild it there or what else. >> i know if you rebuild, it will have a storm cellar, just like the last one did. >> my wife will require it. >> thank you for joining us from...

Get everything he can right away to recover what needs to be done. we keep getting new pictures of the storm, including some home video taken of the storm cellar as the funnel cloud goes directly overhead. watch. imagine being in that storm cellar? the photographer lived to post that story. so did others who had shelters to hunker down in. later tonight, we'll ask why in the middle of this tornado alley why others weren't more widespread. what do we know what's going on?

We were getting covered with debris. >> bill: how long were you in the shelter? >> i would probably say about ten minutes. >> bill: so then you come up, your house is pretty much destroyed. you look across the street and the school is destroyed and there are kids in trouble over there. tell us about that. >> well, they are screaming and yelling and just hysteria. people are rushing towards the school. i took my children down in the storm cellar with another sixth grade girl and she watched over them and ran over there to see if i could be help. teachers were bleeding and swept off their seats....

Almost everybody in tushka survived the storm even though the town survived the whole town. most of the people in town took shelter in safe rooms designed to protect them. one of the oldest laws of surviving a tornado is to get yourself underground if you possibly can. get into a basement if you have one or a especially built storm cellar or a safe room designed to withstand incredible winds and debris of a monster storm. back in 1947 the town of tushka built a public shelter for the town that's below ground next to the high school that's a 45-foot long tunnel with steel doors at each end. a f...

Yourself underground if you possibly can. get into a basement if you have one or a especially built storm cellar. but beyond that, now, you can buy a specially built above ground safe room. designed to with stand the incredible winds and debris of a monster storm. back in 1947 the town of tushka built a public shelter for the town that's below ground next to the high school that's a 45-foot long tunnel with steel doors at each end. a few years ago tushka decided to supplement that adding a second shelter above ground. a concrete reinforced above ground safe room. it cost $150,000 paid for by a...