conner sleeping in her arms, all she could see out the back window was this image captured on her brother s cell phone. a monster twister headed right for them. this massive, dark gray just swirling tornado just barrelling down behind us. and looked at one point it was right on the path to you. yeah, it did. candy knight and her boyfriend say they missed the tornado by mere seconds and watched as a 7-eleven was leveled. if i would have been ten seconds slower, we would have been gone. i had my little 5-year-old between my legs on the floor. we just barely missed it. with so many left without homes, their resilience strengthened by their survival. i m going to be okay. we re going to get back. that s what we re known for. we come back arms swinging. oklahoma s governor echoed that spirit with her own resolve. we will rebuild. we have seen time and time again the strength of our people, the
reliving a nightmare because it not only took a nearly identical path as another monster twister but it left a similar amount of devastation in its wake. these are images of widespread devastation in the aftermath of a ruthless force of nature. not from monday s tornado in moore, oklahoma but from a twister that slammed the exact same area. 14 years ago on may 3rd, 1999. for nearly an hour and a half the 1999 tornado pummeled a 38-mile path that included the areas of new castle and moore. in a cruel twist of fate, the paths of both storms were nearly identical. at times, even overlapping. what you re looking at right now in moore, oklahoma is what you could have seen if you had been there in 1999. the 1999 tornado rated an ef-5 the maximum on the scale the fastest wind speed ever recorded on earth. and though yesterday s storm was given a preliminary rating of
about $18 billion on immigration enforcement just last year. that is more than the combined budgets of the fbi, the atf, the dea and the secret service. the department of homeland security is employing more than 41,000 people and spending 12 billion annually on the border security. the number about of u.s. border patrol agents, more than doubling over the past decade, climbing to more than 21,000. martha: extreme weather alert now. we have got powerful sprng storms to blame for at least three deaths from the midwest to the southeast. look at this monster twister caught on tape in mississippi. watch. look at that. look at the cows running. sudden move to the left. it is coming towards us a little bit. martha: wow, look at that scene. that storm destroyed mobile homes, uprooted trees, flipped over an 18 wheeler in one instance.
celebrity s home, neighbors will call tmz in l.a. it will get out. a good point. something they re trying to crack down on. increase penalties for people who call this in. one of the people who called in several of these s.w.a.t.ing incidents was a 12-year-old boy. exactly right. shocking. it is. let s talk about the warning sirens that have been blaring in the south one tornado after another, rumbled across several states. frightening sight in eastern mississippi. a monster twister, barreling across the landscape. cameras rolled. one person died along the alabama/mississippi state line when strong winds ripped apart a steel building. the storms are moving east this morning after leaving destruction in huntsville, alabama. powerful winds cutting a wide path of destruction that brought down trees and ripped the roofs off several homes and businesses. the same storm system dumping heavy snow in the northern plains and upper midwest facing the threat of flooding. volunteers in f
among recent victims. probably a good idea. but i think it is going to get out no matter what. you see a s.w.a.t. team at a celebrity s home, neighbors will call tmz in l.a. it will get out. a good point. something they re trying to crack down on. increase penalties for people who call this in. one of the people who called in several of these s.w.a.t ing incidents was a 12-year-old boy. exactly right. shocking. it is. let s talk about the warning sirens that have been blaring in the south one tornado after another, rumbled across several states. frightening sight in eastern mississippi. a monster twister, barreling across the landscape. cameras rolled. one person died along the alabama/mississippi state line when strong winds ripped apart a steel building. the storms are moving east this morning after leaving destruction in huntsville, alabama. powerful winds cutting a wide path of destruction that brought down trees and ripped the roofs off several homes and businesses. th