First responders talk overnight search after Moore tornado
KCNC's Stan Bush spoke with first responders in the aftermath of the Moore, Okla., tornado
KCNC's Stan Bush spoke with first responders in the aftermath of the Moore, Okla., tornado
Oklahoma Lieutenant Gov. Todd Lamb speaks about the damage in the aftermath of a massive tornado
Mark Strassmann reports on the massive debris field left in the wake of the Moore, Okla., tornado
Nate Billings, a staff photographer for The Oklahoman, explains why the newspaper says this tornado is worse than in 1999
"CBS This Morning" takes a look back at some of the signs and sounds of the disaster in Moore, Okla.
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Moore, Okla., police chief Jerry Stillings speaks about how yesterday's tornado compares to the historic 1999 tornado
Hard-hit Moore, Okla., was among those hit by the strongest tornado ever recorded 14 years ago
KTVT's Jason Allen gives a tour of some of the damage in the immediate aftermath of the Moore, Okla., tornado
Time magazine senior editor Bryan Walsh on the deadly tornado that hit Moore, and why it's being called worse than the record-setting tornado of 1999
Moore resident Trenda Purcell speaks about being reunited with her son Kamden
The search for survivors continues at the devastated Plaza Towers Elementary School
KTVT chief meteorologist Larry Mowry updates the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts on the storm
The desperate search and rescue operation continued through the night in Moore, Okla.
From the two elementary schools hit by the twister to a residential area devastated by the storm, CBS News' Mark Strassmann reports the latest from the scene in Moore, Okla.
Longtime Moore, Okla. resident Jerry Gravitt is among those who lost his home in the tornado
Moore, Okla. fire chief Gary Bird has overseen recovery in the city of Moore through devastating and historic tornadoes
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin discusses search and rescue efforts in the wake of the devastating tornado in Moore, Okla.
Larry Mowry, chief meteorologist at CBS Dallas/Fort Worth station KTVT, discussed the Midwest storm's strength and where it is headed
A giant tornado tore through the middle of Moore, Okla., killing at least 51 people, 20 of them children
CBS News weather consultant David Bernard takes a look at the severe weather expected today in the Plains and Midwest
Searchers focused much of their attention on Plaza Towers Elementary School, where the twister carved a path right through the middle of the building
The search for children continues at two elementary schools in Moore, Okla., after a devastating tornado that destroyed much of the area
Video: Menacing tornado seen in distance
A survivor of the massive tornado that struck an Oklahoma City suburb found her dog buried alive under the rubble during her interview with CBS News' Anna Werner
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