no child left behind and faith-based initiative and tax cut it is here and the national book festival and the state dinner for mexico . then 9/11. and it all changings. it all changings. everything changings. in is it a huge beam from the world trade center from the 82nd floor of the second tower the place where the plane hit and the point of impact and you can see how horrific the attack was when you see the way the steet is twisted. and on the wall all of the namings. of everyone who died. and around the room minute by minute from the first plane to shankingsville and then you move on september 11th to september 20th. when george spoke to the joint session of congress. we had first months optmistic months when we were working on
what we saw. reporter: they arer isching the ponds in joplin, missouri, searching for a teen who never made it home. i m so sorry, son. it will be okay. a lot of peeople are looking, sweetie, and they love him a lot. p. reporter: for his aunt and sister, tracy, the wait is too much to bear at times. will was driving home from his high school graduation with his father, mark, when the tornado struck. mark thought if they could pull into the subdivision they could find a place to go, but they got as far as the median when the tornado literally picked them up and then they were wrapped up in this stuff, and it was a big mess. i don t know where that came from. reporter: and what has he told you about when the tornado hit? well, he says he remembers flipping and being airborne and kept going. reporter: will was in the driver s seat and his father tried to grab him. my brother grabbed him from across the steet eat to hold on
be in the morgue. we re going to try to get answers for them tonight and tell you what is what they have seen and what stories they are facing, the difficulties they are facing. there s also new and dangerous storms out there tonight as the deadliest tornado season in half a century continues. significant destruction in bedford, indiana. take a look where a tornado hit just a short time ago, damaging or destroying several homes. no immediate word on injuries. we re keeping an eye on this. and bad weather across the midsection. tornado watches and warnings now in effect from ohio all the way down to texas. i also want to show you a staggering piece of video taken by storm chasers of that deadly tornado in oklahoma. this could be the losest anyone has gotten to such a powerful twister and survived. take a look. slow down. get out your window, get out your window. watch behind you. that tornado yesterday in oklahoma. here in joplin, 125 confirmed dead. that s the new numbe
reported its best first quarter since 1998. 3m posted a healthy jump in profits. u.p.s. beat the steet and raised its yearly estimate. and consumer confidence rose in april with unemployment and price worries easing. even losers were winners, battle-weary delta jumped 11% after reporting a much smaller loss than expected. and after the bell, amazon slipped, reporting new investments had eaten into earnings. sony now says the credit card data of 77 million playstation account holders may have been stolen in that hacking incident that forced it to shut down its playstation network last week. johnson & johnson is buying swiss medical device maker synthesis, in a major deal worth more than $21 billion. giving j & j the lead in equipment it treat trauma. and today moving toward
takes place. there s no savings. no extra activities. i m a single mom and it s very hard. you ve got to get to work, take the kids to school. the only thing i ll be able to do is just move my truck from one side of the steet to the other. another day, another dollar. back when i was 16 and it was 99 cents per gallon, that was cool. look at this. $61.49. that s ridiculous. the more people working, the better they feel, oh, what the he c heck. we don t really have a choice. why be upset with something you can t control? i think this country is really addicted to the oil. it goes up to $5 a gallon, you still got to pay. we get to $5 gasoline, i ll