geoff: that s good. yeah. craig: all right. there you go. geoff: tickles a little bit. [laughter] so hey, craig, ruhungary? craig: a little bit. you want to get something to eat? geoff: yeah, come over to my place. we ve got some cheese volcanos. [laughter] craig: hey, it s free! good night, everybody! captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . this is kpix 5 news. my arms were over the ones next to me. i put my head down, and it just hit. tonight a third grade teacher who literally broke her back saving her students describes the ter fieing moment of impact. good evening, i m ken. and i m liz booth cook. tonight an incredible look at what it was like to be right under the tornado that tore through oklahoma. that s the sound of it and the twister ripping right over a shelter. the guy safely inside shot this video through a small crack in the wall. you can see stuff is flying through the air, wind is blowing. it is unbelievable
dropped on hiroshima, so strong it could lift reinforced buildings right off the ground and hurl carls like missiles. the starm was 1.3 miles wide. to give you some perspective that is roughly the distance in san francisco between the at&t park and the transamerica building. take a look at this. this was moore, oklahoma before the tornado, a city of quiet streets, and here it is now. check out the difference. many blocks, not one single house is spared. this is plaza tower school, which took a direct hit. that s what it looked like before, and that s what it looks like tonight. the tornado literally tearing off the roof and collapsing the walls. here s the very latest. the confirmed death toll is now 24 including 8 children. today the national weather service said the tornado was an ef-5, the most powerful there is, with winds as high as 210 miles an hour. estimated losses, more than $3 billion. tonight one elementary schoolteacher is being singled out for trying to prote