you ll see your little boy or little girl but as we ve seen too often in the past few days, there could be days when it just might be. listen to the sound of 25 terrified children hud ld inside of an elementary school bathroom as a massive tornado rains debris on them. you can hear sixth grade teacher lynn bretton trying to reassure them. you re okay. this week is the full horror of the deadly tornado in oklahoma emerged, so did story after story of heroic teachers who put themselves between their tiny charges and the fury of that twister. his teacher s in the hospital. his teacher saved his life. who s his teacher? mrs. low. i have no doubt that god they lifted a wall off of these kids, several kids. me and four other guys pulled a teacher out. she was on top of three kids. the kids were fine.
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monday s tornado, ef-5. they don t get worse than that, effectively leveling briarwood elementary school. but, amazingly, every student, every teacher walked out of that, they walked out of that alive. and now there is some sound of the terrifying moment that that tornado hit. it was recorded by one of the teachers who was rolling it on her cell phone. our brian todd now picking up that story. reporter: that s the sound of the terrifying moments when the tornado hit. lynn bretton and jessica ore are still shaken. their voices still quiver when they talk about it. monday afternoon, when this massive tornado struck, they huddled with 25 kids inside a bathroom at briarwood elementary school. bretton says she covered two kids with her body and kept thinking don t let me die. just let me get these babies out of here. reporter: as the roof was torn off and the ceiling caved in on the bathroom, listen to the audio recording on bretton s
morning taking pride in all of its heroes and there are so many. specifically the teachers who helped protect and comfort students as this deadly tornado barreled through. our brian todd had a chance to talk to one of these heroes. reporter: the sound of the terrifying moments when the tornado hit. lynn bretton and jessica orr are shaken, their voices quiver when they talk about it. monday afternoon when this massive tornado struck, they huddled with 25 kids inside a bathroom at briarwood elementary school. bretton covered two kids with her body and kept thinking don t let me die, just let me get these babies out of here. reporter: as the roof was torn off and the ceiling caved in on the bathroom, listen to the audio recording on bretton s cell phone of horrified kids, bretton trying to reassure them.
afterward, this is what was left of briarwood elementary school. at one point, one of the kids shouted at bretton, i love you. i love you! i love you too! we re okay! we re okay! reporter: everyone survived. the teachers say no one was hurt. the sound, you could hear it start to go away. and i thought, we made it, we made it, thank you, god. reporter: lynn bretton said the advice she d give to teachers for a situation like that count your kids, know who you have, and stay calm. although she says that s next to impossible. brian todd, cnn, moore, oklahoma. so many heroes. also so many tragedies here and families coping with unimaginable grieve. jerry bondi s story is wrenching. she is hospitalized coming to grips with the death of her