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Threw a jacket, she knew she needed to find some people, i went with some other guys to clear some other rooms. i was glad she was okay. >> it was the quick thinking of teachers like that in the immediately quick response of workers like that really helped save lives. such a wonderful thing to see here in this town of moore, oklahoma. a special edition of "early start" live from this city continues right now. we were in this bathtub here, had the two youngest grand kids. i laid over them. >> how many of you? >> four and the dog. >> more and more amazing stories of survival. people hunkered d...

We're offering $4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. welcome back, everyone, to the special edition of "early start," live here in moore, oklahoma. the slow, painful process of recovering now begins for people who really have lost so much. and for families like the hornsbys, it is an especially painful time. 9-year-old jenae did not survive when the tornado hit. cnn spoke with her father, an iraq war vet and also her aunt. >> when you first saw it, what did you think? >> my heart just sank. and i started worrying and panicking. i just ne...

Destruction, smoke rising from piles of rubble and an orange sun setting over the one thing left standing, that handmade room that saved their lives. john zarrella, cnn, miami. >> they can make such a difference. safe rooms undoubtedly saved lives on monday. take a look at this map of moore. look at all these green dots you're going to see in the twister's path. every single one of them marks a safe room that was built with the help of fema. it can make all the difference, zoraida, it is certainly something to consider for families who live in storm zones like this one. >> yeah, the affordabil...

Also, you are seeing so many step up and donate. kevin durant, the star basketball player from the oklahoma city thunder donated $1 million to the red cross. baseball player matt kemp -- >> l.a. dodgers. >> chris? >> very well known. >> yes. he tweeted i'm giving $1,000 for tonight's home run and every home run until the all-star break for the victims in my hometown. toby keith will have a benefit concert. >> they need them all here in moore. >> for a long time to come. just not now, for months to come. we are going to speak to a man who called moore his hometown for a long, long time. congr...