we will back to show you what happened at briarwood elementary school. justin? you re okay. come over here. really hurt. where is she? miss moser has her some she is out? okay. the woman you just saw there, she was one of the many iconic images. that is utter chaos. you can t help, guys, it s a totally different scene than newtown but has that same sort of energy of i want to get to my children and i want to make sure that they are accounted for and there, obviously, was extreme
now. let s go to chris jansing who is in oklahoma. chris, so many questions about how that school had prepared for a tornado like this. some second-guessing but the one thing nobody seems to be second-guessing about is whether this school should have had a safe room or an underground shelter. why didn t it? and did the other schools across the area have these safe rooms? reporter: yeah, it s an important question. about a hundred of them do but it s a cost factor, joe. it s 1.4 million on average to build one of these safe houses in a school. so a small percentage of them actually do have them. you know, we see it in the houses that are behind me. this particular home that i m standing in front of is only one of 10% of homes in moore in spite of it being in tornado alley that have them because they cost in an average home $8,000 to $10,000 and if you get into a lottery, 16,000 did recently and only 500 got help, that is $2,000 so it s still a
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chris jansing, this morning, out in oklahoma, that is the question why didn t this school or every school in oklahoma have these underground shelters? a lot of people asking that question, joe and mika. big answer, obviously, is cost. it s average about 1.4 million in a school. so the fact that these two schools didn t have them is very typical here. same at the places where we re standing. only about 10% of the houses here in moore have these safe shelters. they cost as little as about $4,000 in prefab but installed more than $8,000 to $10,000. in the last lottery 16,000 applied and only 500 got it and it s 2,000 to cost. that is one thing people are weighing. it isn t just the money. there is a culture here that they don t want to be told by their government that they have to do this. so when there have been proposals before, they have been shot down. joe? wow.
the plaza tower elementary school to help out. he stepped on nail and got shocked. and he is okay. tobey keith saying, that is my son-in-law, he is just a knuckle head. that is the type of spirit have you here. everybody the community has really banded together. today is going to be another beautiful day so we expect to see a lot of people out coming back into the area to collect those mementos the pieces they are rebuild here. thomas, thank you. you would expect tobey keith to call his son-in-law after getting shocked a knuckle head. but you see those scenes out there and you see people walking through it and, unfortunately, i did yesterday. there is a danger of that, fallen lines, gas leaks. for the first responds who are