get in return. as recovery here get ns under w in earnest, people are taking the time today to remember their loved ones and neighbors who did not survive. four people killed in monday s tornado are being remembered at funerals and laid to rest today. they include two of the smallest victims. take a look with me. 8-year-old kyle davis was in the third grade at plaza towers elementary school. we re told by family and friends that kyle loved soccer and monster truck exhibitions. this was kyle. and now to 9-year-old nicholas mccabe who was into legos, loved country music. nicholas was among the children who died huddled inside the plaza towers school. a public memoriam honoring all of the tornado victims is set for this evening, not too far from where i am. memorial day weekend, the president of the united states will be traveling here to moore to visit this city sunday.
because he doesn t know that many people that would risk their own life to save the life of someone else. so many people are incredulous and walking around and then definitely sinking in here, day five. a resilient community. incredibly resilient. thank you for sharing that one story. so many we have been hearing here in moore. a huge part of the recovery effort in town, the people themselves. it is the volunteers. some of whom are okies as they call themselves. some are from out of town, rolling up their sleeves, putting on the gloves, grabbing buckets and tools and pitching in to help clear the mess that this ef-5 tornado left. they re also stopping to comfort tornado victims. day by day we ll get through this. we ask in jesus name, amen. thank you. met a couple of those volunteers today. a young woman who just moved to oklahoma to norman because her husband is a meteorologist of all things, right, and her mother who is from raleigh,
plaza towers school on monday. i should tell you, a public memorial honoring all of the tornado victims here is set for this evening at the first baptist church of moore. and president obama will be traveling here on sunday. we have been in moore for a week now. i ve talked to so many people, just unreal stories of it s a mix they would tell you of faith and luck and survival. and today, just taking a walk down the road, i met this amazing couple, this young couple, briana and caleb allison. i walked up to them because i saw this mother cradling this 3 week old baby. three weeks, who has a very appropriate name given what happened here. watch. you are new parents of this little one and her name is hope. and it s hope not just because she survived an ef-5 tornado, but because well, she survived many different things.
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in prison without the possibility of release, and possibly give up right to appeal her conviction. we doan know if jodi would take that deal, we also don t know if the travis alexander family would go along with that. they have endured so much, been through so much, being in that courtroom, seeing the graphic testimony, day after day, for five months, carol. casey wian, live from phoenix this morning. more on that new jury later on in the hour and ask a jury consultant if that deadlocked juror could have become too emotionally invested after serving in such a long trial. let s get to moore, oklahoma, where the community is struggling to get back on its feet and today they are set to bury more tornado victims. brooke baldwin in moore, good morning, brooke. carol, good morning to you. a tough couple of days certainly in moore, oklahoma. let me set the scene. in this neighborhood, day two.