4@4@
>>>
>>> WE
>>> WE JUST 4@HUNKERED DOWN IN APARTMENT.
APARTMENT. >>4@ I DON'T HAVE ANY STUFF IN
ROOM.4@4@ 4@
ROOM.4@4@ 4@ >> DOZENS INJURED, HOMES AND
BUILDINGS DESTROYED BUT4@
MIRACULOUSLY EVERYONE HAS A
SURVIVED. 4@
SURVIVED. 4@ THE JEFFERSON TORNADO4@ WITH PE
WINDS OF 160 MILES 4@AN HOUR
OFFICIALLY AEF THREE TORNADO.
>>> THAT TORNADO
>>> OVERNIGHT4@4@4@ AND NOW A C
HAS BEEN PLACED4@4@4@4@
>>> WE BEGIN WITH SARA MacHI 4@
>> Reporter: WHEN YOU TALK TO
PEOPLE4@ THEY SAY IT'S A MIRACL
THAT EVERYONE SURVIVED LAST
NIGHT.
NIGHT.
NIGHT. IF
NIGHT. IF 4@YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THE
CHEERLEADING4@ 4@GYMNASIUM BEHI
ME.
ME.
ME. THE
ME. THE ENTIRE FRONT WALL OF THE 4@
STRUCTURE HAS BEEN SHEARED OFF.
ALL THE BUILDINGS AROUND HERE
THERE 4@ARE SO MANY CONSTR4@UCT
CREWS AROUND HERE.
LOOK AT THIS SONIC, 4@LARGELY
UNAFFECTED BECAUSE OF THE 4@
STRENGTH OF THAT STRUCTURE.
WHEN THE STORM HITS YO4@U NEED
MAKE SURE YOU ARE FINDING THE
SHELTER. 4@WE GOT INSIDE OF TH
HAWTHORNE PARK APARTMENTS FOR
THE FIRST TIME ONE OF THE 4@
HARDEST HIT AREAS.
YOU CAN SEE THE RENTERS GETTING
HARDEST HIT AREAS. YOU CAN SEE THE RENTERS GETTING@
TO THEIR SECOND-STORY HOMES BY
LATTER.
LATTER.
LATTER. EVERYONE TALKING ABOUT 4@A TWO
FOUR THAT CAME THROUGH THE
FRONT WIND4@SHIELD, AND THEN
STOPPED IN THE BACK.4@
THE TORNADO CAME SO FAST.4@
WE SPOKE TO ONE RENTER WHO LOST
EVERYTHING.
EVERYTHING. HERE'S HOW HE DESCRIBED LAST
NIGHT.
NIGHT.
NIGHT. >>
NIGHT. >> WITH4@IN ONE MINUTE 4@EVERYT
WAS DESTROYED.4@4@
WAS DESTROYED.4@4@ >> WE KNEW IT WAS TIME TO GO.4@
IT 4@WAS 10 SECONDS OF NOT
KNOWING WHAT WAS GOING TO
HAPPEN.
HAPPEN.
HAPPEN. >> WHEN YOU STEP OUTSIDE IT
LOOKS LIKE A BOMB BLEW UP.
IT'S CHAOS.
IT'S CHAOS. >> EVERYTHING IS UNSALVAGEABLE.
THERE'S NO WAY THEY'RE GOING TO
BE 4@ABLE TO REBUILD.
HAVE TO JUST DESTROYED ALL4@.
>> Reporter: THERE ARE WHOLE
NEIGHBORHOODS THAT ARE
UNOCCUPIED AND 4@UNINHABITABLE.
THEY WILL BE WATCHING FOR
LOOTING, THEFT, AND VANDALISM.4
>> THANK YOU.4@
STORIES AND IMAGES OF
DEVASTATION SPREAD THROUGHOUT
THE AREA4@. MORGAN YOUNG
CONTINUES TEAM COVERAGE4@4@4@ O
TAKES A FEW SECONDS TO SEE THE
DEVASTATION.
DEVASTATION. THE WINDOWS ARE BLOWN OUT AND
YOU CAN SEE DEBRIS EVERYWHERE.4
IT'S NOT SHOCKING THAT THE VAN
WOULD LOOK THIS WAY.
YOU SEE THINGS LIKE THIS4@ DEBR
FLYING THROUGH THE AIR.
JUST FEET AWAY.
YOU SEE THIS CHAIR THAT IS SO
FAR INTO THE GROUND THAT I 4@
CANNOT EVEN MOVING.
THERE IS EVIDENCE OF WHAT CAME
THROUGH HERE ALL DOWN 4@THE
STREET.
STREET.
STREET. TAKE A LOOK AT COMMUNITY 4@
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, YOU CAN SEE
THE WINDOWS ARE BLOWN OUT AND4@
SO MUCH DEBRIS.
ONE OF THE MEMBERS SAID THAT
THEY HAVE4@ 100 MEMBERS AND
THEY'RE NOT STRANGERS TO
RESPOND TO NATIONAL DISASTERS
AND THEY WILL HAVE 4@A RESPONSE
>> WE DONE RECOVERY FIVE TIMES.
WE'VE BEEN TO EL SALVADOR AFTER
EARTHQUAKES. 4@
EARTHQUAKES. 4@ IT IS NOT A SITE THAT I HAVEN'T
EARTHQUAKES. 4@ IT IS NOT A SITE THAT I HAVEN'T@
SEEN BEFORE BUT WHEN IT'S 4@YOU
OWN CHURCH THERE'S QUITE AN
IMPACT.4@
IMPACT.4@
IMPACT.4@ >> Reporter: THE OTHER BIG
THING YOU SEE OUT HERE ARE ALL
THE DOWNED POWER LINES.
LAST NIGHT THEY HAD 150 POWER
POLES A THEY WERE DAMAGED OR
KNOCKS DOWN4@ LEAVING 16,000
CUSTOMERS WITHOUT A SERVICE.
THEY SA4@ID THAT4@ THEY HAVE AB
250 PEOPLE WORKING TO GET THOSE
LINES BACK UP WHICH4@ 4@WILL AL
SLOW DOWN RESTORING THE POWER. @
HE SAID HOPEFULLY BY SATURDAY
ALL THE POWER WILL BE RESTORED.