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people. tell us more about your approach. you re in maui right now. if so, where are you on the island and how are you and your teams what are your impressions of what you re seeing and how is that impacting your approach in terms of rescuing or trying to rescue more people? the affect ed area looks lik a war zone, which sadly project dynamo has a lot of experience with. we worked inn afghanistan, ukraine, this is fire and wind, water and wind, but it s apocalyptic. there s a lot of homes and buildings were made out of wood, so they went up like match sticks. so it is unbelievable to see right now, i m about ten minutes
a sudden and powerful tornado. mobile homes turned into match sticks, dumpsters flying, and trucks tossed like toys in perryton, where three people were killed and officials say some 50 to 100 more were injured. one person there still remains missing this hour. watch this. this video taken in perryton shows just how quickly this tornado formed, one of seven reports across three states of tornados yesterday. let s take you now to perryton with cnn s lucy kafanov who s there for us right there by the border with oklahoma. lucy, you re hearing from neighbors who have some incredible story of survival. reporter: that s right, boris. you mentioned how quickly this tornado formed, and that is what really took folks off guard
from norman, ohio. what can you tell us about the damage you re seeing there? reporter: yeah, the damage is extensive. a terrifying note for so many oklahomans, seven reported tornados across the state, two in texas, and you re getting a glimpse here, jose, of the damage left behind. a tree is toppled over across this entire area like match sticks, and as we walk up to what s left of this building, you can see just how powerful these winds were. jose, if they were not outright tornados, we re talking about straight-line winds topping 100 miles an hour. that alone capable of knocking down what was this horse barn here. fortunately, i spoke to the owner. they tell me no horses were injured, a small miracle as she huddled down inside a bathtub as this storm hit under cover of darkness, but jose, this was a fast moving storm. we know that people were warned with tornado warnings, and they were told sometime between 9:00