know, would hear the sirens go off and i went into the store to and just ignore them but i went into the store to get milk and the sirens went off and john got on the pa and said, everyone need to get into the produce cooler. my thought is, i ll just get in my home and drive home, which is right down 20th street, which is the path the tornado was taking at that very moment. i got to the front door and he was pleading with me. he says, sir, you don t want to go out there. and i didn t. because i didn t, i m alive. rick, he saved your life, right? basically? he did, he did. he saved my life. and about 35 of us were crammed into this little cooler. and he was the last one if. he was telling me, i didn t know this, but that he was actually starting to be sucked out, lifted up, and two of the girls that worked for him held onto him and kept him from because they couldn t close the door
joplin, i bet, right, john? they are going to rebuild here. and they put out a news about that about everything that s going to be taking place. and rick morgan, who will never shop anywhere again. thanks again. i well, actually, i called nicole, who had talked to me the first time about the first interview i had and i left her a phone message on wednesday. i said, well, i just spent about an hour in my storm shelter for the first time in many years. all right. and the tornado didn t come but i m going to keep spending it there when the sirens go off. i ve officially repented. rick and john, thank you so much. speaking of that if it s possible, could i give a real quick shout out. real quick. i d like to thank all my family and friends back home for all their prayers and support, and i d love to thank all the dillons employees and everybody for all the support and prayers
fy have this right, that is when rick, you said, i m leaving and john said, no you re not, is that about right? well, yes. i publicly repented on last tuesday with t.j. in an interview that i had been one of those people that just, you know, would hear the sirens go off and i went into the store to and just ignore they will, but i went into the store to get milk and the sire rens went off and john got on the p.a. and said, everyone need to get into the produce cooler. my thought is, i ll just get in my home and drive home, which is right down 20th street, which is the path the tornado was taking at that very moment. i got to the front door and he was pleading with me. he says, sir, you don t want to go out there. and i didn t. because i didn t, i m alive. rick, he saved your life, right? basically? he did, he did. he saved my life. and about 35 of us were crammed into this little cooler.
it s devastation. i don t know. it was terrible. we were all just in shock. just shock. i don t know what else to call it. i came back, walked home and came back later that night about midnight to see if my car, which was just completely trashed in the parking lot and see if there was anything left in it worth anything and there s not. that was the car you were going to drive home in. that s the car. oh, it s just crushed down. it s just mean, the roof is completely crushed in. it s just really bad. when we got there, we talk with people and some guards that were there and i brought my son with me and we were walking away. and john was walking back from his house. i said, there s the man that
i have so many memories of working with the other doctors and the nurses. this is home. i mean, st. john s is more than a building. it s a spirit. st. john s and the national guard are opening a temporary field hospital with 60 beds. it s across from the destroyed building. why are we seeing so many of these powerful tornadoes this year? we ll show you the science behind how they re formed next. [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we re adding new cell sites. increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we re covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible.