coming up in just a moment, we are going to be talking to someone from the moore medical center, what happened to the patients there, the personnel, the doctors, the nurses, their fate in this horrific tornado that has struck moore, oklahoma. our continuing coverage in just our continuing coverage in just a moment.
coming up in just a moment, we are going to be talking to someone from the moore medical center, what happened to the patients there, the personnel, the doctors, the nurses, their fate in this horrific tornado that has struck moore, oklahoma. our continuing coverage in just a moment. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me?
not as far as i m concerned and my crew is concerned. my cell phone hasn t worked for hours. some of the data can get through at times but no cell service. when you talk to the survivors that are on the ground here and clearly still in shock, they re asking do you have a cell phone i can use? do you have a cell phone that works? i need to let someone know we re okay. you just can t do it from this area. we ve seen a stream of city buses come through within the last couple of hours. i m talking about more than a dozen that have come through filled up with those survivors and taking them out of the strike zone to areas where they can either stay, shelters or can be reunited with friends or family. that s the good news. progress of getting people out of this area. jay gray in moore, oklahoma. thank you so much.
describe the scene out there. i understand we talked to you the last hour. you have done some investigating and what is the latest for us? hi. everybody has been using that term war zone because there is really no other way to describe all of the devastation that ise surroundg this entire area of moore, oklahoma. we were able to have pretty easy access, pretty close up to the elementary school here. we were able to talk to some of the first responders that were back there and talk to the officials that were getting back into the area about what was happening. you mentioned the thub that was given by the the number that was given by the coroner s office, the number rising by 40 and it will be children. we do not know if that has any connection to the fact that we have now been pushed back and told that we may not go back there w anymore. we have been sealed off and reporters, the public, nobody will be uh you be allowed
that man we just saw. describe the scene. we talked to you last hour. have you done some investigating since that hour. what s the latest for us? reporter: hi, yes. everybody s been using that term, a war zone, because there really is no other way stodescribe all the devastation that is surrounding this entire area of moore, oklahoma. we were earlier being able to have pretty easy access, pretty close up to the elementary school here, so we were able to go talk to some of the first responders that were back there and talk to a lot of the officials that were getting back into that area about what was happening. now i mentioned that number that was given by the coroner s office. the expectation that it s going to rise by at least 40 and probably going to be children. we do not know if that has any connection to the fact that we have been now pushed back and told we may not go back there anymore. we have been sealed off, reporters, the public. no one is being allowed back