2019
2019 AND
2019 AND THIS IS 5 ON 4@YOUR SIDE AT 10.4@
A MASSIVE FUNNEL CLOUD, JUST
PART OF A 4@DEVASTATING TORNADO
OUTBREAK ACROSS MISSOURI.
>> IN A MINUTE, EVERYTHING JUST
OUTBREAK ACROSS MISSOURI. >> IN A MINUTE, EVERYTHING JUST@
DESTROYED.
DESTROYED. SPECK OF THE CAPITAL CITY TORN @
APART.
APART.
APART. SPLINTERED WOULD AND TWISTED 4@
METAL SCATTERED FOR MILES.
BUSINESSES AND HOMES CRUMBLED.
>>4@ I DON'T HAVE NO STUFF IN M
ROOM.
ROOM.
ROOM. >>
ROOM. >> THREE 4@PEOPLE LOST THEIR
LIVES NEAR JOPLIN.
ON THE EIGHTH 4@ANNIVERSARY OF
THE DEADLY EF5 THERE.
>> IT 4@WAS DEVASTATING.
COMPLETELY DEVASTATING.
COMPLETELY DEVASTATING. >>4@4@
>>4@4@
>>4@4@ >>> 4@ARE CREWS ARE GETTING A4@
GOOD LOOK AT THE DAMAGE AND
TALKING WITH PEOPLE WHO IN SOME
CASES LOST AT ALL.
SARAH MAKI STARTS HER COVERAGE
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.4@
>> Reporter: A LOT HAS CHANGED
OUT HERE SINCE THE SUN WENT 4@
DOWN.
DOWN.
DOWN. YOU
DOWN. YOU CAN'T GET A WHOLE LOT
FATHER ON 4@THE STREET.4@
THAT IS BECAUSE THE HARDEST HIT
AREAS, THEY ARE UNDER A CURFEW
THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING. ANYTHING YOU SEE WOOD LIGHTS ON
BEHIND US IS RUNNING OFF
GENERATOR POWER PURKE A LOT OF
PEOPLE LOST THEIR POSSESSIONS
IN THE LOT LAST 24 HOURS.4@ 4@
SOME PEOPLE ARE SPENDING THE
NIGHT OUTSIDE THEIR HOMES.
AS THE SUN SETS IN JEFFERSON
CITY, WORK CONTINUES.4@
POWER AND CABLE COMPANIES ARE
RUNNING LINES, ROOFERS ARE
PATCHING HOLES.
PATCHING HOLES. HERE THEY ARE CLEARING TREE 4@
LIMBS.
LIMBS.
LIMBS. THIS IS THE SECOND TIME IN
THREE MO4@NTHS THAT HIS HOUSE H
BEEN HIT4@ BY SEVERE WEATHER.
>> I HAVE BEEN PRETTY BLESSED
THROUGH MY LIFE.
I DON'T KNOW IF THIS IS A SIGN.
MAYBE I DID SOMETHING, I'VE GOT
SEVEN YEARS OF BAD LUCK.
>> Reporter: HE WAS SITTING ON
THE COUCH AND HE TELLS US THE
DOGS BARKING GOT HIM UP AND
ACROSS THE ROOM AS THIS TREE
CAME CRASHING THROUGH.
THE DOG 4@SAVED HIS LIFE.
BUT NOW THERE IS A SIGN ON THE
FRONT DOOR.
FRONT DOOR. KEEP OUT, UNINHABITABLE.
>> HERE IS OUR LIVING ROOM.
>> Reporter: HAWTHORNE PARK
APARTMENTS IS ONE 4@OF THE
HARDEST HIT AREAS.4@4@
PEOPLE AND SECOND-STORY
APARTMENTS WERE USING LADDERS
TO GET INTO THEIR HOMES.
THE BUILDINGS WERE TORN APART.
THIS BRANCH WENT THROUGH THE
FRONT WINDOW OF THE CAR.
AUSTIN SAYS THAT IN JUST
MOMENTS HE LOST EVERYTHING. 4@
>>4@ IT WAS 10 SECONDS4@.4@ IT
DISASTER.
DISASTER.
DISASTER. YOU STEP OUTSIDE AND IT LOOKED
LIKE BOMBS BLEW UP.
>> Reporter: YOU JUST HEARD
AUSTIN SAY THAT THIS ALL LASTED
10 4@SECONDS.
10 4@SECONDS. OBVIOUSLY THE DEVASTATION AND
DAMAGE IS GOING TO LAST A LOT
LONGER THAN THAT. 4@
MIKE, ANNE, AUSTIN SAYS HE DOES
NOT KNOW HOW HE 4@WILL START TO
REBUILD HIS LIFE BECAUSE HE
DOES NOT HAVE RENTERS
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE. >>4@ IT WILL BE A TOUGH NIGHT A
A TOUGH 4@MONTH OR TWO FROM THE
PEOPLE.
PEOPLE.
PEOPLE. SARAH, 4@THANKS VERY 4@MUCH.
>> I DON'T HAVE NO STUFF IN MY
ROOM4@.4@
ROOM4@.4@
ROOM4@.4@ >> IN SOME CASES ENTIRE
NEIGHBORHOODS WERE DESTROYED.
RUTH RIPPED OFF.
NOTHING BUT RUBBLE LEFT BEHIND.
RUTH RIPPED OFF. NOTHING BUT RUBBLE LEFT BEHIND.@
MIRACULOUSLY, NO ONE WAS
KILLED.
KILLED.
KILLED. >>> THE AMERICAN RED CROSS OPEN
THREE SHELTERS TO GIVE THOSE 4@
WITHOUT HOMES A PLACE TO GO.
WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE FROM ONE
OF THOSE 4@SHELTERS.
>> Reporter: TWO OF THOSE
SHELTERS ARE 4@IN ELVEN.
ONE IS HERE AT THOMAS JEFFERSON
MIDDLE SCHOOL.
MIDDLE SCHOOL. WE WANTED TO GO4@ ANYPLACE IN A
PART OF THE SHELTER WHERE 4@WE
ARE NOT BOTHERING PEOPLE WHO
ARE TRYING TO SLEEP.
VOLUNTEER SAY DOESN'T HAVE BEEN
IN AND OUT ALL DAY FOR
DIFFERENT REASONS.
DIFFERENT REASONS. WE SPOKE WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE
LOST THEIR HOMES, THEY HAVE
LOST EVERYTHING THEY OWNED. 4@
>> OUR APARTMENT GOT WRECKED.
>> Reporter: STORIES FROM THE
SHELTER --
SHELTER -- >> ARE WINDOW BLUE IN.
>> Reporter: THEY ARE SEEKING
SHELTER WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
MOMENT OF REALIZING4@ EVERYTHIN
IS LOST.
IS LOST.
IS LOST. >> GLASS FLYING EVERYWHERE.
>> Reporter: 4@THIS MAN HID IN
THE BATHTUB IN HIS APARTMENT
WITH HIS4@ BABY, GIRLFRIEND, AN
DOGS.
DOGS.
DOGS. >>
DOGS. >> I WANTED TO 4@CRY SO BAD
BECAUSE I COULDN'T BECAUSE I
HAD MY GIRL RIGHT THERE 4@AND M
SON.
SON.
SON. >>
SON. >> Reporter: MADE IT OUT,4@ BUT
NOT WITH MUCH.
SPECK AND NOTHING.
NOTHING AT ALL.
>> Reporter: ISAIAH DAVIS'S
FAMILY HAS A SIMILAR STORY.
THEY ONLY HAD ENOUGH TIME TO
OTHER TWO KIDS AND CLIMB OU4@T
THE REMAINS OF THEIR HOME.
>> WE COULD HAVE BEEN KILLED.
>>4@ Reporter: BUT THEY WEREN'T
THEY HAVE BEEN AT THE SHELTER.
>> IT IS HARD TO 4@SLEEP.
THE KIDS ARE PRETTY SCARED.
>> Reporter: THEY 4@ARE THANKFU
FOR THEIR LIVES.
>> WE GOT 4@CAUGHT IN THE MIDST
OF IT.
OF IT.
OF IT. IN
OF IT. IN THE MIDST OF IT, WE MADE IT
OUT.
OUT.
OUT. >>
OUT. >> Reporter: NOW THEY HAVE TO
WONDER WHAT IS NEXT.
>>4@ WE HAVE TO FIND SOMEWHERE
STAY AND LIVE UNTIL THURSDAY.
IT MIGHT BE A MONTH OR TWO
BEFORE WE GET 4@UP ON OUR FEET.
>> 4@Reporter: THE VOLUNTEER SA
THAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMING IN
FOR FOOD, CLOTHING, AND JUST
THE BASIC HYGIENE ITEMS THAT
THEY 4@LOST.
THEY 4@LOST. THE AMERICAN RED CROSS SAYS
THEY