it s hard to put into words the sheer force of the monster tornados that have hammered the midwest this week. look at this amazing twister caught on tape in chick cache, oklahoma. it s crossing the road white where we were [ bleep ]. slow down. get out your window. get out your window. i am. that i can that shed. watch behind you. you re good. don t push. oh, my god! back up. oh, no. stop. oh, no, what did it destroy? running back. slow down. no, slow down. debris. and near sean knee, oklahoma, more video of a tornado literally ripping this giant semi to shreds. the 29-year-old driver believes he was either sucked from the window or fell out as it was happening. he was treated for a fractured shoulder bone and some scrapes. other than that, he s fine. in joplin, missouri, the sight of the killer tornado that s captured the world s attention, one pastor survived, says he doesn t know which was louder, the wind outside his church or the praying inside. our lisa sy
a sudden, the glass in the front of the building just got sucked out. basically the only thing left standing was the cooler that we were in. everything, everything around it was gone. houses and businesses left behind like broken twigs. joplin st. joseph s hospital lies in tatters. absolutely devastated. the windows have blown out. there s debris hanging outside of the windows. everything out of place, including this wheelchair. it s indescribable. i don t know what to say other than that. i ve never seen anything like it. i m 22 years old. i have a wife and two kids, 14 months old. we lost everything in the tornado. we re just trying to salvage what we can. reporter: the tornado cut a path four miles long and left an unbelievable trail mowing down anything in its way, but out of this, amazing stories from survivors. i was trapped in the bathroom because all the dining room furniture came in. and because i thought it was