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Hail. it's been incredible here. really hampering the efforts of the fire and rescue crews, the search and rescue teams. so it's one of these things where i have covered a few of these. i have never, ever seen anything quite like this, tamron. >> al, you mention that you're in a severe weather situation. we can see the lens of your camera, there are droplets of water on there. i would imagine and i heard you speak about this earlier, there are few places for people to find shelter as a result of so much of that town being flattened. >> reporter: that's right. 30% of the town has been leveled, ...

but those voices leave no doubt. 20 terrified strangers huddled inside a store's industrial-sized refrigerator. outside a tornado is ripping apart joplin, missouri. and take a listen again -- >> we're good. we're good. we're good. [ screams ] [ wind sounds ] >> jesus. je jesus, jesus. >> i love everyone. i love everyone, man. i love you. >> jesus, jesus, jesus. heavenly father. >> this is joplin this morning. after daylight revealed the devastation, the tornado cut through the center of town killing at least 89 people, taking out homes, businesses, a hospital, a high school. jaime gr...

We have businesses that will no longer be able to engage in commerce. >> reporter: those who rode out the storm, like college student justin johnson, realize they are lucky to be alive. >> i went outside, opened the door, and it just -- i just started crying. that's the only thing you could do. >> reporter: it hit in ringold, georgia, without warning. first responders were on the scene quickly, but no one was prepared for this. >> it's something like out of a movie. it doesn't seem real. >> reporter: rooftops on apartment buildings in georgia and all across the region peeled off like sardine c...

Over the safety of one particularly vulnerable facility, located within miles of the big apple, julie bandaras, live in our new york city newsroom with more on that, hi, julie. >> reporter: in light of the catastrophe in japan, concerns are deepening for new yorkers living in a 50 mile radius of indian point, power plant, calling for renewed called for it to be shut down, governor cuomo saying it is too vulnerable to earthquakes, in the nation, and in the 40-year history, the westchester county plant experienced radiation leaks, useless warning sirens, transformer explosions an oil spills. its...

Started to emerge of a tragedy the world is still trying to understand, stories like a 22-year-old mother who stopped for milk as she evacuated the area as warning sirens were sounded. she along with her 2-year-old daughter and 6-month-old son found dead. their lives taken by the fatal waves of the tsunami. itn's neil connerry has more on those swept aside by this venomous act of nature. >> reporter: they are the screams of those watching their town being washed away by the tsunami. beneath them, it's devastating power wreaks a horror hard to comprehend. >> reporter: in the bottom left