much to bear since they cannot reach their loved ones. some people are trying to make contact by sending messages through cnn ireports. this couple just left for a honeymoon in the philippines. jacqueline from virginia is desperate for any word from her parents. she hasn t heard from them in two days. they live in one of the devastated areas. and her mother s hometown. people in the devastated areas are using the ireports to work in other directions to try to get word out since all communications are down. douglas manta wrote one of the notes from tacloban, saying they are safe. and we uploaded it to our ireport site. and messages like that are priceless. find out how you can help and
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the treatment plant is not up and running. open gas mains, live wires on the ground. everything you can imagine is what the community is experiencing for itself now less than 24 hours after the event. people lost their lives. children are reported as missing, number of injured continues to climb. it s into the hundreds now. over 250 people injured that visited hospitals. forget about walking wounded who are all over. to bring you how we goat to here, we want to show you our ireports, people like you who took their camera and decided to show what it was like to live through the moment. so, here s the experience for people here in moore, oklahoma. when the tornado hit.
to the extreme southwest of moore. if you are anywhere near moore, you also need to take cover. the next town, if you keep going, would be like toward mccloud, but there s a lot of territory to cover here. we re still seeing those power flashes. we absolutely know that this tornado is on the ground in a populated area. you ask how many people are affected. right now the latest number for the tornado warning proper, jake, 170,000 people inside this warning. getting a little hard to find where this tornado is on the picture here. that s because it s getting a little wrapped in rainfall. rain coming all the way around the tornado. i don t need you out there taking pictures or ireports. i need you inside your home, away from the windows. there you go. there s the contact with the ground, easier to see now. away from the windows, inside a bathtub. cover yourself up. it doesn t matter if you just put motorcycle helmets on your head. very good idea to protect your head. this is the dangerous
as the gop nominee to be hoping to win back a state that went for president obama in 2008. and he s hoping hispanics will help him out. our colleague on that story in-depth for us in denver. i mentioned 2008. two thirds of the hispanic vote nationwide went to the democratic ticket but the vote in colorado was closer. does romney see an opening and could that spell a difference, do you think? oh, he definitely seeing an opening. both kand date candidates do. 12% to 14% of the overall voterless here in colorado and both sides are going at them. romney, the second trip since basically becoming the nominee, at least, unofficially to colorado. he is in the far west shoring up the business interests today and the latino voters, the swing voters and late deciders they hope to bring over to their side. a pollster here in colorado breaks it down why both candidates are after hispanics here in colorado, new mexico and in nevada. these candidates are looking at different pathways to