and the reason for the heavy response. >> strong winds and trees topple several bay area cities and now a warning to drivers. >> in oklahoma, continuing to clean up two days after a devastating tornado. this morning, we are learning more of the financial and human impact from the storm. it is 6:00 on wednesday. thanks positive joining us. >> first up, a check on the forecast cool and breezy. >> weather warning if sfo was allowed to expire at 2:00, gusting now only to ten and same in san carlos and oakland 21. we still do have hotspots with the win. it will be sunny this morning and different than yesterday when it was gray. breezy an the bay and the next 12 hours, temperatures mostly in the 60's when we are out in the morning rush hour. headed through the inland

valleys, day planner showing clear sky and 52 and 70's and mild conditions at 4:00 and comfortable at 7:00 and down to 64. it will be brisk and raw at the coast and we are starting off sunshine and 48 and hang out in the mid-50's with our fast winds near the coast. will any hotspots? >> we have a brand new one in santa rosa but where we see most of the traffic this morning is over the altamont pass. c.h.p. is checking out a couple of incidents and we have an accident involving two cars there in the median and out of tracy and to dublin it is 40 minutes. as we jump into santa rosa, an injury accident has occurred at fulton road with more details coming up in a little bit. 280, away from 17, is six minutes to take you to cupertino

>> breaking news now in the boston marathon bombings, the f.b.i. is investigating a shooting in florida after one of their agents shot and killed a man being questioned. he has been identified as a 27-year-old foreigner, and happened this morning at orlando condo complex. a friend of the suspect was asked about his friendship with deceased tamerlan tsarnaev, both martial artists. the suspect threatened the agent and he had to shoot. >> we are following develops news in the south bay, santa clara sheriff deputies raced to the metcalf power station in south san jose after getting reports of a man wandering in the area, the same pg&e power station vandalized by someone who fired a high powered rifle at the transformers. deputies searched the area a short time ago and shined bright

lines in the fielded. ought bay area is waking up to strong winds with damage in some communes from the north bay to the peninsula, and it is white knuckle driving for some commuters. amy hollyfield is at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it is very windy out here. the c.h.p. canceled the wind advisory on the bridges. wish they checked with me before they difficulty. i don't know if i would support that decision. look at the flags at the toll plaza. it is really blustery. if you heard it roaring, you will feel it when you get out here. look at this video, winds caused some problems. look at this car in millbrae, a tree came down and hit the vehicle and shatter shattered the windshield. no one was hurt, and in mill valley, another tree came down at the same time and that happened at 9:10 on northern

avenue near highway one that fell fell on power lines. the wind situation is improving this morning and they took away the high wind advisories on the bridges and that was when a trailer or small truck, box trucks, were supposed to be careful because you could get tossed about up here. it is still very windy, keep that this mind when getting dressed or doing your hair. it is rough. it is cold, too. now deadly tornado in oklahoma. we are learn how powerful the storm was. the secretary of state 8 arrive in oklahoma to tour the we we

tornado which was upgraded to ef-5 and that is as big as they get. here are the latest numbers to the destruction. 10,000 people were exacted. 2,400 homes gone. possibly $2 billion in damage. that does not compare to the loss of life, the tornado killed 24 people including nine children. a father has identified his nine-year-old daughter as one of the victims killed at plaza towers elementary school. at the other school hit we hear from a teacher who was severely wounded protecting her students, her two daughters were among them. her letter was impaled by a metal rod. the pictures are stubbing. >> i asked my daughter if she could see if it was on my leg that could be lifted and i could put owl and she realized and screamed it was in my leg. i could not let go in hysterics

in front of my children and students. >> classes are canceled the rest of the school year with 300 waking up in shelters. fema has more than 400 personnel on the ground including people to help survivors register for federal assistance. more than 1,000 people have already done so. >> thank you. if you want to make an automatic $10 donation text the word "red cross" to 90999 and you will be pilled through the cell phone carrier. you can give more by calling 1 1-800-red-cross. >> cremated remains were washed away by firefighters trying to put out flames at the cemetery that happened on wednesday while two beads were being cremated we at the cemetery. monday, the family of a 97 -year-old woman received a

phone call from the sell tar saying her ashes were washed away by fire hoses. the family say this has prevented them from getting closure. >> we thought we could have my grandmother in a place to rest and now we don't know where she is. >> the family was low tide believe -- was low led to beliee the ashes were being stored. >> an elderly man was robbed and attack near a hardware store and surveillance videos show "person of interest" who is not a suspect but he is wanted for questioning. the robbery happened on saturday in the parking lot of the orchard supply hardware store on lone tree way and the 83-year-old victim was found unconscious and bleeding and taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition.

>> mother faces criminal charges after pleasanton miss say she lied about someone trying to kidnap her son. officers arrested the 23-year-old and our media partner reports that detectives became suspicious during the investigation saying two people stole the purse. surveillance video shows she left the purse at a pizza outlet and returned to retrieve it. >> the father of a bay area runner who disappeared after taking part in the bay to breakers race is not giving up home looking for the 27-year-old from emeryville. they believe he may have gone swimming if san francisco's ocean beach after the race with some personal belongings found on the beach. >> they have not found bo and he is tough. he is tough. it could be that the 22 miles of beach was one beach short.

the energy company he works for has shut down so his co-workers can join the search. >> hundreds of x-ray technicians and radiologists and therapists walked off the job and are on strike over stalled contract talks. they have postponed 120 elective surgeries and is working on reduced staffing level. similar walkouts have taken place at uc davis and three other centers. >> if we think to amy hollyfield we saw how chilly and windy it is. >> they said they should have collected with me before canceling the wind adviseory. >> good morning, much, live

doppler 7 hd shows it is dry. we will talk about cool conditions, and forest hill area of san francisco, 45 degrees and glen park 48 and portrero hill and mission district is 49 and inelse from ocean beach to downtown is 50 degrees. most of us in the 40's and only 37 in american canyon. san leandro is warmest at 50. today, the big story is the breezes and, also, the fact that temperatures will drop a little bit especially inland around concord and santa rosa at another three or four degrees and the east bay sure we may drop. temperatures will remain at average to below average today, tomorrow, friday, and when the breezes subside friday into saturday we will see the warming trend for the weekend. we will talk about traffic right now and here is leyla gulen with the latest. >> we had an earlier police

activity in oakland. involveing bart. this was an unruly passenger. this is the train headed into the east bay and millbrae. it is now cheer. we are on time. muni and caltrain are not seeing any delays. this is san jose as you travel along 87 along the julian off-ramp with a report of a car fire and we will check with that along 280, but in word on details as to whether that is blocking any lanes but we have more coming up but, now, kristen and eric? >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> do you work in one of the best cities for working women? the bay area cities making that list big and small. >> california's largest city is weighing -- wake up with a new mayor in los angeles. >> former congressman who tweeted lewd photos of himself to women appeared side-by-side

with his wife in a new youtube video and the video has been pulled as anthony

>> covering cupertino, and wine country and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> it is a beautiful start to the day at the golden gate

bridge and is just gorgeous and chilly. >> the city of los angeles has elected the next mayor, far seat has -- garcetti has won and received nearly 54 percent of the vote making him the first elected jewish mayor. opponents we we say the woman won 4 percent. she would have been the first female mayor. he will succeed the mayor who is leave office after two terms. >> also this morning the former new york congressman who resigned in disgrace after sending lewd photo on twitter is attempting a political come back and jumping into the race for new york city mayor. >> i made some big mistakes and let a last people down but i learned some tough lessons. i have been fighting for the middle class my entire life and

i hope i get a second chance to work now. >> the campaign video was released on youtube and he apologized for the scandal and outlined the plan for new york city and his wife appears by his side in the video but he was accidentally released ahead time and it wasn't supposed to come out until today's announcement. the mayoral election takes place later this year. >> two new lives rank the best cities for working women, the rankings come from a personal finance and credit card information and according do that company, washington, dc, is the best big city in the country for working women. public two, san francisco and third is austin and then dallas-ft. worth surrounding it out. it rappinged the best small cities and napa is first and auburn, alabama, and charlottesville, virginia, and santa rosa at number five. this is based on highest pay for

women, gender gap and salaries, the smaller the gap the better, and population growth. >> come on down. it is perfect place to be. >> look at that view in addition to being the fine of the place to work. >> all we have to worry about is wind. wind is sun. we do not have the marine layer cloud. good morning, everyone, the winds are the big story as we saw the damage amy hollyfield showed us overnight, the gusts got up around 40 or 45 miles per hour. while you were sleeping. still seeing dry conditions and the airport weather warning for sfo at 2:00, still gusty but not so bad. we just showed this but it is worth looking at again when you have natural beauty like this and you can capture it, the early morning rays on the golden gate bridge, the shadows it creates on the marin headlands

and looking to the sunset it is absolutely gorgeous. sunny today and cool breezes are the case again tomorrow and to a lesser extent on friday and that will keep our tre seasonal or cooler-than-average this week. we get a slow warming trend next week but no wild temperature swings in the forecast. there is the cold front down to the south, a low and a high are the main players funneling the cold air in and still locked in the same place and that is why the cooler pattern will persist for the next several difficulties. in the south bay we will have upper 60's to low 70's for the santa clara valley and los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy, good morning, in the low-to-mid 70's. up the peninsula we will start around mountain view at 70 and drop to 65 in san mateo and mid-to-upper 50's at the coast another raw day for you even with the sun the breezes will blow sand in your face, and south san francisco and sauce lady, upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay valley and

the beaches of the north bay, same thing, upper 50's and a few mid-50's and mid-to-upper 60's long the east bay shore and upper 60's around san ramon with the fastest breezes coming up through crow canyon so ran -- san ramon will be cooler. 58 at first pitch for the game and a lot of sunshine and 62 by the end of the game. enjoy the game. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures are cooler and steady thursday and friday and a warming trend on saturday and more is on monday and tuesday. leyla gulen? >> in san mateo, we have a report of a car fire, southbound 280, at bunker hill and that is possibly blocking one lane but it is not causing any delays. look at green on the map, clear conditions, and we see some heavy traffic on highway 35 if you make it through the santa cruz mountains.

on our waze app c.h.p. was unable to locate an accident at grant line road but they were able to find the big rig build on the shoulder and because of our abc7 news wazeers we have vehicles stopped on the shoulder and it is a complete standstill and you can track your own check with the apple app and google play and become an abc7 news wazeor by joining us. >> now, ahead at 6:30, the work starting today after the nfl announceed the biggest game in football is coming to the new santa clara stadium. >> "7 on your side" and "consumer reports" rapping the best airlines in time for the travel size. who comes out on ♪

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>> summer travel season is almost here so it is time to buy the airline tickets. >> which airlines offer the best service? "consumer reports" has partnered with "7 on your side" to reveal the airline ranking at the top and bottom. michael finney is here. >> good morning, everyone. the big travel season has begun

bringing crowded planes and higher fare and "consumer reports" hat the latest airline ratings from 16,000 subscribers. the list of complaints is long. >> i don't like the camped seats. >> not on time. rude. not good customer service. >> i don't like paying for luggage. >> fees for checked baggage and limited leg room are the gripes that are expressed in consumer report airline rating survey. the top complaints? >> crowded flights and a quarter complained of cramped seats. >> spirit airlines was rock bottom on all benchmarks including seating comfort, staff, baggage handling and being clean. united and us airways did better but like spirit, they scored low when it came to leg room. >> there are airlines out there

where you can have a more comfortable flying experience but they may not fly wherever you want do go. >> the highest overall scorer went to virgin america a separate company from jury -- virgin atlantic. southwest was high, and jetblue, both charging relatively few fees. the general blue did better for cleanliness and seating comfort. some airlines have responded to passenger frustration over fees by bundling services together. for a fee, of course. a bundle could include preferred seating, free checked baggage and free flight changes but "consumer reports" says make sure you use all benefits otherwise paying separate could be the better way to go. >> for more on the best airline deals including some fare saving tips from "7 on your side" check out abc7news.com. >> our courage of the disaster

in oklahoma continues next at 6:30. ahead, the new turn recovery efforts are taking and what we are learning about the elementary schools devastated by the storm. >> sheriffs set up a perimeter in south san jose at a your power plant and what a security guard saw that sparked a swift response. >> unlike year, we are off to a sunny flag, with cool breezes around and i will tell you how much longer they will last in the seven-day forecast. >> i am leyla gulen from the traffic center with the bay bridge metering lights are on and a blinding sun and you will need the sunglasses eastbound direction. we have construction that could slow you down from san francisco and oak and we have a report of a stalled big rig. details ar

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good wednesday morning at 6:29. a view looking to the bay and the city and you can see the camera bouncing around indicating how breezy it is out there this morning. thanks for joining us.

>> and so breezy difficult to play tennis. >> mike? he just finished a beautiful dance step the. >> it is windy. be came. both feet firmly planted, both hands on the wheel especially high-profile vehicles because it is a white knuckler, at 10 at sfo and the trend all morning has been for the gusts to slow. that is what they doing. the day planner, in 12 hours, sunny and 53 through 7:00, and mid-60's from noon to 4:00 and dropping into the low 60's. the day planner inland, over the next 12 hours, clear sky, 52, and around breezy 65 at noon topping out at 64 and drop to comfortable 64 at 7:00. at the coast, the next 12 hours we are starting off with

sunshine and 48 degrees and broady to windy at times and mid-50's from noon to 4:00, dropping down to 53 by 7:00. governmentous sunset out there. if you get it, we would love to see it. leyla gulen has the traffic? >> we have a stalled big rig blocking a transition road southbound 680 to westbound 780 and at benicia it is blocking the only transition lane is c.h.p. is on the way and hopefully they get that moved out of the lanes and you will be on your way. in castro valley we have a report of a car versus a pedestrian with more details coming up in a little bit. right now 580 along the westbound direction transitioning to 238, it looks busy. walnut creek southbound 680 on highway 24, looking at 10 minutes to head out of conquer. >> developing news in oklahoma where the seven for victims and survivors is coming to an end, and the fire chief in moore,

oklahoma, says he is 98 percent senator no one is still trapped. abc7 news reporter joins from the disaster zone with the latest. >> good morning, authorities do say that they feel confident everyone in town is accounted for and they are not going to find anyone under the rubble, dead or alive, and to get to that conclusion, they had to do a lot of work. search and recovery teams worked tirelessly around-the-clock looking under every piece of debris, multipeople times, for survivors or bodies in the wake of monday's tornado. >> we will go through every damaged piece of property in the city at least three times. >> moore, oak," residents salvaged fragments of their lives from piles of the rubble that were their home. >> they were under our bed so i am happy i got there and my wedding dress. >> it look like bombs had been

ignited. there is a car part in my bedroom. everything is again. we gone. just if a matter of 30 minutes your life is torn upside down. >> two elementary schools took a direct hit from the ef-5 tornado and everyone got out of briarwood but at plaza towers five miles away seven children died. the tornado ravaged the observation objection community. the governor fallen got a view of the path of destruction. >> it is hard to look at because there is so much debris on the ground itself, and in many places homes were absolutely destroyed. >> the community has felt the wrath of a twister before, and a 94-year-old nancy davis lost her home both times, in 1999 and this week. >> i am so thankful god was watching. >> residents vow to rebuild again. >> all the schools in have been

shut down for the year now and today secretary of homeland security napolitano is here to make sure the local officials have all the physical assistance they need to get the job done. eric? >> if you like to make a donation you can make automatic $10 donation by texting red cross to 90999 and you will be billed through the cell phone carrier or give more by calling 1-800-red-cross. >> from the south bay sheriffs are investigating what could be the second case of vandal e at a south bay pg&e substation. matt, any problems with power or phones? >> pg&e says in damage and no

power lost. a security guard spotted a man dressed in all black in the fields and you can see the security of looking around back here and you can see there are a lot of trees and heavy brush so there is an easy hiding place and three was last seen running to monterey road. you can see the sheriff cars in the area forming a perimeter. this response comes after an incident at the power plant in mid-april with cables cut by vandals in south san jose and a bang of pg&e were shot up by a rifle. it is believed the same person or people were responsible for both with power and phone service disrupted including cell phone and 9-1-1 systems. at&t power cables were vandalized and the phone company offered up a $250,000ry ward for information leading to arrest and conviction. extra security was added after the april incident and we are told that a couple deputies are

assigned to the power plant. they would not go into details on what they doing here. >> now that bay area has landed super bowl 50, the work begins on planning the big game set for 2016. the playbook calls for hiring at least 20 people to work on the super bowl most of the 73,000 fans will come from out of town. game organizers will help to find places to stay and keep them entertained. super bowl-related activists take place in several cities around the bay area. >> if sacramento the legislative lgbt caucus will commemorate harvey milk's birthday today as some seek to keep their children home today over the birthday of the first openly gay lawmaker the he was assassinated in 1978 at city hall. a family values graham or

antigay rights group is urging par weres to keep their children home from school. >> children long do their parents, not the government. if government schools are sexually indoctrinating the children it is put to the parents to protect their children and protest and tell the schools, don't do it again. >> today would have been milk's 83rd birthday. >> the appropriations committee is -- thing a weather forecast is calling if strong winds. we have damage on the peninsula in the north bay. >> the man known for "let's roll" is the subject of a new policemen and the inspiration he has provided for a community. >> traffic streams along on interstate 680 the walnut creek area the tail lights are headed southbound and the volume is picked up and slowing

>> here is live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry from sausalito to san francisco, a little bit of haze out there but nothing to worry about. ozone will be low and grass is moderate and tree is high the same as for the past week. u.v. index is very high today.

you can see the breeze out there again as we look from the roof camera to the san francisco bell. temperatures today are running from two to eight degrees cooler-than-average. we will stay that way as we head through tomorrow, friday, and a slow warming trend through the weekend. good morning, leyla gulen. >> we are still waiting for detail on castro vehicle hit-and-run accident involving a pedestrian. right now, it look like the intersection could possibly be blocked off. we are headed over to the roadway, the freeway there, 580, and it is slow as you make the transition to northbound 238. in san jose, 280 away from 17, six minutes to get to cupertino. >> a new film about one of the heroes of the 9/11 terrorist attacks is proving to be an inspiration for the bay community.

mark bingham played rugby at los gatos high school and then the cal bears and the decision to come out as gay and fighting the terrorists. the filming be played on what would been his 43ed birthday at 6:30 p.m. at the screening room at abc7news.com has more information. >> trading is underway on wall street and ahead we will go to bloomberg business report and the new york stock exchange. >> high wins blowing into the bay area and the damage some communities are already

>> covering novato, oak, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. we take you to los angeles, a picture of the sun valley neighborhood showing a residential neighborhood and you can see a bear is roaming around and wandering through backyards in the neighborhood. police are in cars following the bear making sure that it doesn't get this trouble and residents are told to lock their doors and ones and it is ducking in and out of the neighborhood, the bear is making a little havoc if

los angeles area. in northern california you may have noticed the gusty winds outside your door this morning. >> it may have caused problems from the north bay to the peninsula, and amy hollyfield joins us from the bay bridge tom toll with a two hand on the steering wheel day. >> i am not driving. we are being safe. we wanted to test this because you probably heard the wind howl. we are finding we are getting tossed about but the wind advisory is canceled and since the sun has come up it is getting better. i have a twitter follower driving an 18-wheeler and he was tossed about. while we are testing this, i will show you video from

overnight of wind-related problems, with trees falling onen cars including shattering this windshield on the acura. this is in pill valley and it fell on power lines at 9:30. everyone was okay. just a big hassle factor where the trees coming down around the bay area. c.h.p. says no wind-related problems and they canceled the wind advisory but it is a two hand on the wheel morning and windy. keep that in mind and it is cold out there, too. >> we will check the business news a california woman is looking to lead a class-action lawsuit against a big organic food company. >> apple is not the only tech giant with money overseas and

jane king is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning, are you looking for a jog engineering? the top one this year says the majority of employers are looking to hire and will take on new talent the next 60 days and san jose a top market, and if you want to head south, san diego is a hot to the. apple c.e.o. testified in congress about dodging $9 billion in taxes but google is in the same boat. according to file ensure they have used attention shelters by moving products to ireland and the netherlands to avoid $2 billion in income tax as year while file ensure show yahoo has funneled hundreds of millions in profit through a dutch book keeper suburban home office. now the stocks, more record highs and the dow and s&p are in the green is far this morning and the silicon valley index at

the moment is trading higher. shares of target are under pressure. the unseasonably cool weather for most of the country in the spring kept people from upgrading their wardrobe. do you eat nature's path cereal in a woman says that she is filing a class action suit because she says the product makes unapproved deceptive health-related claims saying ingredients lower blood pressure and protect immune system and the products have preservatives according to a give the complaint. that is the news from the new york stock exchange. >> this morning, there is a through "dancing with the stars" champ. >> kellie and derek. >> did you picklely -- did you pick kellie pickler to win? she and her partner won and

oakland native zendaya made it all the way to second place and did not disappoint. we will hear from all four including skelly pickler -- including kellie pickler coming up. >> and now what can we look forward to? >> i know you have something you want to say...i can tell. >> temperatures in the south bay, all the 40's from los gatos in the hills at 43 degrees to 49 in mountain view and safer folk -- saratoga and alum rock, a lot of us are in the 40's with the cold air and calistoga is at 38! richmond district is 50 and alameda is warmest at 51 and

brentwood at 52. through walnut creek i will focus on the sunshine, and remember we had clouds at this time and starting off sunny with cool breezes and they will keep us seasonal to cooler-than-average most of the week and slow warming trend offer the weekend. the cold front is well to the south and the main player is the high and the low still funneling the cool air in great canada to our neighborhoods and it will more sift for the better part of three to four days so temperatures are below average in the upper 60's to low 70's for the valley and mid-70's in los gatos and up the peninsula we go from near 70 to the mid-60's at san mateo and millbrae and a raw day on the coast at the mid-to-upper 60's with fastest winds and low 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, but upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay valley and at the beaches, 15 degrees cooler and mid-to-upper 50's and mid-60's to near 70 degrees on the east bay, and fremont at 69 degrees and closer

to 69 in san ramon and everyone else 70 to 72 degrees. game time forecast is a day game at 12:45 first push and only 58 but warming to 62 and it will be warmer than that if you are in the sunshine. it will be breezy if you are in the shade you could not feel cooler. temperatures in the 40's to near 50 with a clear sky, and the seven citizen shows how long terms will remain below average through at least friday and an uptick on saturday and we will hold steady on sunday and warming on monday. no wild springs and if rain in the forecast. >> this was report add possible hit-and-run accident but it turns out this person was actually robbed and assaulted so it is not a traffic incident whatever but, really, not much better knowing this person was robbed at the intersection. in morgan hill we have an accident involving a big rig and car northbound 101 on the shoulder but look at this causing a lot of pressure coming

out of san martin so stop-and-go traffic as you come up on the accident and it starts to lossen up the further north you head. in our waze app westbound 80 from highway four to albany and british columbia at 21 -- at berkeley at 21 minutes and moving at 25 miles per hour and you can also check your traffic with the waze app at apple app and google play. a quick look at the san mateo bridge, a nice bridge from hayward and foster city. >> thank you, ahead five things to know before you go. >> the use morning

>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are five things to know. breaking news in the boston marathon bombings, an f.b.i. agent has shot and killed a

27-year-old man who was being questioned in orlando, florida. he was reportedly being questioned about his relationship to the suspect tan -- suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. >> and homeland security secretary will tour oklahoma that did $2 billion in damage. 10,000 are affected and 2,400 homes destroyed. >> strong winds in the bay area with high winds and a tree branched crashed into a car and in mill valley crews work to remove the trees from power lines. >> police search the area around a power station after someone saw a man wearing black. >> warrior fans come out to celebrate the win season and playoff run, a fan rally kicks off at 6:00 at oracle arena and

parking and admission are free. >> getting there should be no problem but for the wind. >> breezy today, and you can see the winds in the embarcardero as we look to the financial district. we will talk about the next 12 hours, starting off with 40's to 50's and in the mid-50's at the coast and up to 70 inland at 4:00. leyla gulen? >> as we head to san jose, as you make the drive coming from northbound 101 we have an accident involving a car and a big rig on the shoulder that is causing lots of pressure out there. the drive time traffic sews 580 looking at 43 minutes from tracy to dublin/pleasanton. >> thank you for joining us for the abc7 news which continues in 25 minutes with news, weather, and traffic during "good morning america" which has "dancing with the stars" final four. we will look you with another picture from los angeles where the bear continues to roam

good morning, america. new this morning from the tornado disaster zone. brand-new images of the massive ef-5 twister forming before the deadly strike but the search for survivors comes to an end overnight, the children who rode out the storm at devastated schools tell their stories. >> i was so afraid. i was hanging on to one of the desks. >> just screaming, help, my leg, my leg, and no one could hear me. >> we are live with the victims who beat the odds. breaking overnight, jodi arias, one-on-one with our reporter ryan owens in a revealing and confrontational interview. >> so you really are never going to tell the truth about what went down in that bathroom? >> i don't know what you mean by that because i've told the truth. >> why she says the jury betrayed her. ♪ and kellie pickler is the