who faced the top of the scale tornado. a report from oklahoma. >> and trees down in the bay area tonight. the wind is howling in some spots. the forecast for the morning

>> i couldn't leave the other kids. they are all special to me and i couldn't leave them. >> tales of hope and heroism in a community standing strong in a town reduced to rubble. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. tonight people in moore, oklahoma are vowing to rebuild. our coverage begins with andy. >> just in the last few minutes authorities say there were no more unaccounted for children in moore, but it is not clear if that means any missing children have been found dead or alive. so for the moment the death toll remains at 24.

tonight even in all this rubble and in the darkness the search continues. rainy, dreary weather failed to dampen the resolve of moore, oklahoma residents trying to salvage pieces of their shatter ited lives. >> they were under our bed. >> or the tenacity of the search and rescue crews prying through every inch of rubble looking for those still missing. >> we are trying to find any shelters that are covered up or anyone trapped in place. >> businesses and homes flattened and mangled cars amid the piles of rubble and virtually this entire oklahoma city suburb obliterated. the destruction is overwhelmed. >> just moved in two weeks ago. it is a beautiful neighborhood. i don't even know where to begin. >> the national weather service now says monday's massive tornado was an ef5 twister packing winds of 200

miles an hour. everyone at briar wood got out t plaza towers five miles away they did not. at least seven children died and many others are still missing. agonizing moments for parents waiting for word of their loved ones. >> they will not declare the structure clear until they are down to the ground and been through every piece of rubble in the building. >> residents are resilient and rebuilt after a major tornado hit here in 1999 and they say they will do it again. secretary of homeland security janet napal napolitano will be here. abc7 news, in moore, oklahoma. >> some of the most compelling image is of children waiting to reunite with their parents. this was the scene at briar wood elementary you just heard about. they were captured in this video walking away. she is a teacher at the school, her daughter is a student.

>> i knew that if i was taken then all of the little babies underneath me would be gone too. i held on for dear life until the wall fell on top of me and knocked me out. >> i tried to move the bricks off my leg and it hurt so much and i was like -- the tornado had not left yet and i was screaming help, my leg and no one could hear me. >> what a sweet girl. jordan and her mom were okay and so was everyone else at the school. more on the tornado on "nightline" where you will see one block of neighbors and how they made it through the worst case scenario. that's on "nightline" at 12:35. people in the bay area are already pitching in to help the oklahoma tornado victims. take a look at the scene outside the hp pavilion where the sharks foundation selected cash donation from fans on their way into the playoff

game with the l.a. kings. they selected at least $6800 so far. if you would like to make an automatic $10 donation text the word red cross to 90999 and you will be billed through your cell phone carrier. give more by calling 1-800-red cross or by going to red cross .org. >> we will continue to follow that story on our newscast on the morning news at 4:30 and facebook on abc is bay news. strong winds have pushed into the bay area as you may have noticed. in millbrae the winds tore down a tree branch on el camino real and smashed out a car window. no one was hurt. sandhya patel is here now with a look. >> you will notice the skies are clear. winds have been going strong. let's show you. clear skies and cold air settling in behind the cold front and that is what is bringing the wind. there is an airport weather warning until 2:45 in the

morning. you can see why. the winds right now are gusting to 38 miles an hour and 35 novato and 38 half moon bay. the strongest winds near the coast are 56 mile an hour wind gusts whipped sfo a short time ago. if you have a flight you are taking out of sfo in the morning it could be breezy and could see some delays. also on the cool side. make sure you grab a coat or jacket. i'll let you know how high -- how cool the highs are going to get. family members are grieving all over again after learning their loved ones' cremated remains may have been washed away by firefighters putting out a blaze at cream for yum. john alston joins us request the impact on -- join us with the impact on one family. >> carolyn, the hernandez family was set to hold a service tomorrow morning to celebrate the life of a mother, grandmother and great grandmother and would have

turned 98 years old tomorrow. instead tonight they are sad and angry and they are at a loss at how to memorialize her life. the family took us to the place where they believe the ashes of their grandmother washed away. the crematorium. >> breathing all over again. we thought we would have my grandmother's place to rest and we don't know where she is at. >> she died in march and was cremated. her ashes were stored in the cream for yum until the family could hold a service. but last wednesday morning a three-alarm fire broke out as two other bodies were being cremated. yesterday the family got a call from the cemetery saying the ashes of their 97-year-old may tree yark and 15 other people were washed away by fire hoses needed to put out the flames. >> we were prepared to do a ceremony for my mother. right now we are speechless.

>> the plan was to keep her remains near her late husband, edwardo who is buried in mexico and would have been moved to cypress lawn. >> my mother say if i die, i want my husband to be with me. i said i promise. the family was lead to believe the ashes were being stored in a main cemetery building on the other side of el el camino real. the cemetery president said there were no other remains being stored at the crematorium. john alston, abc news. a brushfire in san jose got close to homes before firefighters put it out. sky 7hd shows the fire. a spark from a lawn mower likely touched it off. it spread to more than an acre before firefighters got it under control. and in san jose a chain reaction lead to three fires in one neighborhood. it started when downed power lines set a tree house on

fire. it spread to one home's roof on warner drive. firefighters say an ember then landed on another roof on morris drive sparking a fire there. sky 7hd was overhead. crews put out all of the fires in two hours. the nfl gave the bay area a multimillion-dollar present. >> the super bowl has been awarded to san francisco. >> loud cheers after the official announcement that the niners will host super bowl 50 in 2016. abc news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the impact of the decision. lisa? >> carolyn, this stadium will open in 2014 and now that we know super bowl 50 will be played right here, that means a huge economic boost for the region. to the tune of, get this, $150 to 400 million. the facebook pages are up and the likes are coming in and

santa clara is celebrating its big win as super bowl 50's host city in 2016. in city council chambers, the celebration continued and the planning begins. the super bowl host committee will start organizing this massive event. >> this super bowl is going to see advice torse -- visitors beyond the four-day average and we will plan before the super bowl and after the super bowl. >> part of the bid was the approach to make it a regional event. there will be celebrations all over the bay area. >> every hotel space will be filled. the the shops and the restaurants will be filled and the small businesses will have their cash registers over flowing as people flow in here. >> the idea is to follow in the steps of indianapolis' super bowl committee when they hosted the game last year the celebrations lasted a record nine days, and they were the first host city to create a super bowl village. >> i would encourage your

leader to push the tourism part of this and get people to come both weekends and pack -- packaging it with the great things of northern california jie. and it will bring more jobs. hotel and restaurant owners plan to expand operations for the super bowl. some 49ers admit they want to be part of the action. >> it is great for the bay area. it is a great tradition. hopefully we will be one of the two teams playing in it. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. the father of a bay area runner who disappeared after taking part in the beta breakers is not giving up hope. family and friends looked for 27-year-old bo rase mu son of emeryville. they believe he may have gone swimming at san francisco's ocean beach after the race. some of his personal belong -- belongings were found on the beach. his father spoke from portland, oregon. >> the news is they haven't found bo.

he is tough. it may be that the 22 miles of beach they covered was one beach short. >> the energy company he works for was shutdown so his co-workers can join in the search. america's teens are sharing more information about themselves on social media, but they are doing it increasingly now on twitter partly to avoid their parents. the the pew research center says 24% of teens use twitter, more than double last year. the number of teens with a facebook profile remains static. 70% of teenagers say they are friends with their parents on facebook. teens say they prefer less social sites such as twitter rather than facebook that can sometimes be a burden. now insider secrets for getting the best deal on airline tickets for your summer travel. >> this is the stuff airline booking websites won't tell you, but michael finney will and he is here now. >> i guarantee you if you follow this advice you can save hundreds of dollars on

one family vacation. you want proof? there you go. when you fly out of the bay area for your summer vacation, there is a good chance you will be traveling as a family. but when it comes to buying your tickets, it is not a family affair. buying in bulk can cost you money. mimi cassidy runs moraga travel and she knows all about this. >> if there are two discounted seats and then there are two full class seats, but when we combine they will want to put all four in the same class of service so they will all be at the higher price. >> if you are on-line, booking travel for a family of four, the airline will charge you the same price for every ticket and that means they may not give you the lowest price per ticket. 7 on your side researchers went looking for tickets and found example after example of paying more when buying in bulk. >> i was actually really surprised.

i thought if you buy in bul it would save you. but buying each individual ticket was saving a lot more money. it was surprising. >> a delta round trip flight from oakland to rt byway of salt lake city was priced at $399.60 for an individual. when we booked the flight for four the total comes in at $1,730.40. a per ticket price of $432.60. that's $33 more per ticket. check out this alaska airline flight. it is a round trip ticket from san francisco to atlanta. it was priced at $696.60 for an individual and our family of four was charged $3,286.40. or that is $821.60 per ticket and that is $125 more per ticket jie. some of the websites -- >> some of the websites will do it. they say two seats left at this price.

that's your cue to split it yourself and do just two and then do another two. >> be careful or you might out smart yourself. going from one website to the next can cost you. >> you are about to book and you are like, well, i am going to check this other site too. you check it and oh this price is much higher. well i am going to check directly with the airline. oh, wait, this price is much higher. i will go back to that one and then you have artificially risen your price. >> that's how quickly the prices move up and down? >> right. >> and fly on tuesday or wednesday and you will save about $60 on your domestic ticket. i have more information and a report with additional fare saving tips on abc7news.com. just check out 7 on your side. >> good stuff. >> yes, good to know. thanks. well, moving on the software company sap says its commitment to diversity includes people with autism. alan wang explains why sap now has a new recruitment plan.

>> trying to find a mistake in these software programs takes a special skill. that's why sap, a global software company wants to hire hundreds of people with autism or aspburger's syndrome. jesse is a motivational speaker with a form of autism that helps people understand his world. >> if one semicolon is out of place, the whole thing just crashes. they are very good at detecting these minor details. >> it is an opportunity for us to work with a different group of people and use those particular skills they have to make our organization stronger. it is a win-win all the way around. >> people with autism and aspbu rgs are susceptible to melt downs and adults can have short tempers and have a hard time with social cues, but the pros outweigh the cons. >> steve jobs had a lot of

aspburger's quality. poor hygiene, temper tantrums and he was difficult to work with obviously, but he created some of our modern devices. >> they are testing the waters with the pilot program in india and ireland. >> we will take the the pros and cons and apply them globally. >> it is a chance to utilize an untapped human resource and follows sap's belief that innovation comes from the edges. alan wang, abc7 news. >> windy tonight, but what about tomorrow? >> sand you yaw yaw patel is here -- sandhya patel is here now. >> let's show you live doppler 7hd and the skies are clear across the bay area. no moisture on our radar here. and as you look at the view from our emeryville camera you can see it is sparkling tonight. 52 in san francisco right now and 56 in oakland and it is 54

san jose. cool in half moon bay and 50 degrees. the view from our camera is looking at the trans america pyramid financial district and looking fine. the temperatures are 55 in napa and santa rosa and 53 in union city. check out the view and it is still pretty breezy out there and in someplaces like sfo and the gusts close to 40 miles an hour and we will continue with the gusty winds. sunny, breezy and cool tomorrow with below average temperatures right on through the end of the workweek. check out the high temperatures, just a sampling for tomorrow. compare them to average and we are falling short. 71 and should be 75 and 4 degrees cooler than normal. oakland is 9 degrees below the average of 76 tomorrow. san jose should be 76, but it is going to come in at 70 tomorrow which is 6 degrees below normal for this time of year. there was a reason for all of

this. the cold front that came through, cooler air mass behind it. the much cooler pattern will stick around. livermore, san jose dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. this is what is creating the windy conditions as well as we see the cooler air coming in behind the front. here is a look at the computer animation. clear skies and tomorrow it is sunny and windy along the coastline in the inland areas. first thing in the morning you will want to bundle up. it will be a chilly start. 44 in santa rosa and 46 in napa. 47 half moon bay and 48 in san jose. 51 in oakland and 50 in palo alto. san francisco 49 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, windy again especially in the afternoon and along the coast. inland areas breezy. the temperatures are no where near where they should be. 72 in napa and 62 in san francisco, mid60s san mateo and santa cruz 69 and out

toward the inland valleys and 72 in antioch and 71 livermore and 69 in fremont and 70 in san jose. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. even cooler weather coming on thursday. the temperatures are bottoming out in the low 70s and mid50s coast. by the time the long holiday weekend arrives the winds will relax and the temperatures rise to the mid70s for saturday and sunday. it is not until memorial day we return to normal. low 80s inland and mid50s coast only to dip again, but by then no one will care. an important game for the sharks. >> a big game. >> huge. the sharks were in a deep hole in l.a. they have fought back and now it is a whole new series. getting back in the tank

good evening. dominoes early and then holding on late. the sharks beat the kings to tie their series. these two teams are mutual disdain for one another. they take a left jab to the face from the kings goalie jonathon quick. sharks score first. beating him not once, but twice. 1-0 men in teal in the first period. sharks with a power play opportunity. grip it and rip it, 2-0 sharks. cotour credited with the redirect. they out shot l.a. 21-9, but the kings in the third and mike richards here pokes it past to make it 2-1 in the final minutes. the sharks with seconds ticking down and clear and hold on for victory 2-1. they tied the series now at two games apiece with game five coming up thursday night

in l.a. >> they did what they were supposed to do at home and we did what we are supposed to do. now we have to win in l.a. >> a win is a win and that's what i'm talking about. we are in a good place right now and it is only getting harder. >> to baseball. the battle of aces with matt cane facing steven strasburg. but the giants-nationals game was decided by panda power in the 10th. cane in trouble and gave up a pair of r.b.i doubles. opposite field and driving in zimmerman for a 2-0 nationals lead. pagan delivers with two down in the second. a sharp single to second and heading for home. play at the plate and he is safe. the giants down 2-1. soriano trying to close it out in the 9th. down to his last strike with a drive and harper may have miss judged it and the ball carried over his head for a triple. torres scores from first and torres makes it 2-2 and we go to extras. in the 10th, on the mound and pablo sandoval.

that is way out. panda supposedly needed iv fluids because he was sick coming into this game. good night, game over and drive home safely. a walkoff bomb and he looks pretty healthy there. 4-2 giants. a's and rangers in arlington. best outing of his career. nasty to more land. he goes seven innings and strikes out five. your highness -- your hoin -- heiness. he had the power to crush that ball. brandon moss down to second for the out. the a's shut out texas 1-0. they have now won five straight games. and news from the nfl charles woodson is back in silver and black. he spent the first eight years in his oakland and signed a one-year deal to rejoin the

raiders possible -- possibly up to $4 million. he won a superbowl green bay. now 36 years old and the raiders are hoping he has something left in the tank. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> let's hope they are right. >> thanks. >> and a bit more sports ahead. "dancing with the stars." >> larry's break down of the

bundle up in the morning. it is going to be chilly and breezy. mid40s to mid50s at 5:00 a.m. you can see staying in the same range at 8:00 a.m. mike niko is here 4 oocht 30 to 7 -- 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> "dancing with the stars" claimed a champion. >> and your resident ballroom

larry beil is here. >> he came down to -- this is dance mode now. the top four of the two-hour show has been eliminated in the the first hour. in the second hour three-way danceoff wrapped it up and the trophy goes to country star kelly pickler who was actually shocked. she hadn't realized she had won. the audience pushing her over the top. look at this move. carrie anne in tears and maybe it is the freestyle with that move. >> that's what you predicted that the pre style would win it. >> i know you mocked my dancing expertise in the past. but i once read an article about carrie anne. >> have you done your homework. >> next time though on the commercial break put on a tux. >> jimmy kimmle live is next with ethan hawke.

>> musical guest 30 seconds to mars.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- ethan hawke -- the bachelorette, desiree hartsock -- episode two of "the baby bachelor" -- and music from thirty seconds to mars -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]