>> reporter: it is roxie. >> thank you very much. here we go.er little heart. >> reporter: she survived with only a small scratch on her leg. what do you think of finding her dog? >> awesome. >> reporter: you didn't think you were going the find roxie again, did you? >> no. >> reporter: when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yes. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home, but they've got each other and roxie, too. ed lavendara, cnn, piedmont, oklahoma. >> we've met so many incredible people this week and we want to thank them all in many states for spending some time with us and letting us tell their stories and letting us see their bravery and their courage in the face of really unspeakable loss. thank you very much for watching. stay with cnn for continuing coverage of the tornadoes and how joplin, missouri begins the long and hard task of rebuilding out of the rubble. stay with cnn for continuing ♪ ♪ membership rewards points from american express. they're a social

>> reporter: it is roxie. >> thank you very much. here we go. bless her little heart. >> reporter: she survived, who knows how, with only a small scratch on her leg. what do you think of finding your dog? >> awesome! >> reporter: you didn't think you were going to see roxie again, did you? >> no. >> reporter: when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yes. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home, but they've got each other, and roxie, too. >> ed, that is so nice to see a happy reunion. just a little bit of good news. there's obviously so many people, so many stories of those still missing. you've been following the story of a missing 3-year-old ryan hammel. what's the latest on ryan? >> well, that story we just showed you in stark contrast to the other devastating story. this community is dealing with a 3-year-old ryan hamel has been missing since the tornado struck here. search crews have been looking for him since last night and still have not been able to find him. w

>> reporter: it is roxy. >> thank you very much. here we go.> reporter: she survived, who knows how, with only a small scratch. what do you think of finding your dog? >> awesome! >> reporter: when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yes. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home, but they've got each other, and roxy, too. >> ed, that is so nice to see a happy reunion. there's obviously so many people, so many sories of those still missing. you've been following the story of a missing 3-year-old ryan hammel. what is the latest? >> ryan hammel has been missing since the tornado struck here. search crews have been looking for him since last night and still have not been able to find him. we understand he was in a bathtub with his mother, 5-year-old sister and 15-month-old brother. the 15-month-old was killed, the 5-year-old sister is recovering in the hospital. >> and ryan's mom is pregnant, right? >> right, ryan's mother is pregnant, due in october. we understand she's a

. >>> didn't think were you going to see roxy going? >> no. >> lost and found in the rubble of a tornado. the unexpected tale of survival. >> the rapture didn't happen but now police think it led one man to his death. what he tried to do to meet god. coming up. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. seeing a little more sunshine around the bay area today. a couple of clouds out there. but we have more clouds coming, maybe some more rain. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> right this you got it. we got a funnel! >> a rare twister right near northern california. that is a funnel cloud turning into a tornado in butte county, north of sacramento. it is just one of three tornadoes reported in northern california yesterday. part of an unusual late season cold front. it hit pastureland so no significant damage. >>> different story in the midwest this afternoon, with more than 500 people killed so far. this is the deadliest tornado season in this country in more than 50 years. take a look at th

then the moment they'omg right . >> roxy! >> it is roxy. >> here we go! bless her little heart.

and this is actually of a dog named roxy. roxy, his family actually was a part of a tornado.take shelter in their storm shelter which is great. they weren't able to get their dog in time. the dog was found about two miles away with only a scratch on his nose. happy family to be reunited. >> oh, yes. >> we like to see that. >> that's an uplifting scene after all the devastation we've been watching. >> absolutely. >> happy for roxy. thanks, jen. >>> bin laden, the movie, coming soon to a theater near you. columbia pictures h s has boughe rights of a film yet to be made about the u.s. military mission to capture and kill the leader. the oscar-winning director, katherine bigalow behind "the hurt locker" film is behind it. >>> culture activities have been looked at. they found that observing culture is better for men than trying to be creative but the opposite was true for women. >>> most people under house arrest don't get to work out at the gym. they don't get to lounge around a bar or go to the movies. but this man will be, dominique strauss-kahn, though, isn't most people. the

the moment she had been hoping for. >> roxy. >> reporter: it is roxy. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: what do you think of finding your dog? >> awesome. >> reporter: you didn't think you were going to see roxy again, did you? >> no. >> reporter: when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yes. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home but they have got each other and roxy too. ed lavandera, cnn, pete monday, oklahoma. >> that's a great story. all the fear but darn dog, why didn't you listen in the first place? >> that's what happened to christine. >> i don't talk about it very much but i got hit by a tornado when we were a kid at our house and the dog was sucked out of the garage. i remember my mom and dad looking at each other saying i don't think candy is there. it was very upsetting. the tornado past and you could hear the scratching at the door. the dog was sucked out and came back and everything was fine and for the rest of my life, i will never forget that scratching at the door. >> like those

the woods managed to make it into their safe room before that twister hit but they couldn't grab roxythe dog. once it was safe to come out of that room, they couldn't find roxy. >> i knew she belonged to somebody that maybe their house got destroyed. >> roxy only had a couple of scratches and a -- and it's still a mystery how she survived. but just to give you an idea of how big the tornado is, this is what the house looked like before the tornado hit. take a look at it afterwards. there. the whole roof, the top two stories sheared off by that tornado. >> wow. a lot repair work for american, many, many people in that area. >>> we want to check in with sal again and see what's happening on the roads this morning and the rails. >> just when we were going on air, i just got a brand-new crash report by chp. the eastbound 237, the noncommute direction near great mesh park. we don't even know if anyone is ininjuried but they are sending paramedics as a precautionary mesh. westbound, there is a stalled vehicle up on there on the span. watch out for -- in fact, now the stall has turned into s

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. >> reporter: which mean it's is an option for people like roxy and megan.ince the fat cells have to dissolve and be released from the body, results take ten days to a month. take a look at megan's photo before the procedure and then just a few weeks later. no makeup, no touchups, but a striking difference. >> the procedure does cost more than botox but less than lipo dx suction and certainly less than a neck lift. it may cause swelling, bruising and numbness. so far, no long-term studies to show just how long it will last. >> now i need a mirror to look at myself. i might need some freezing done. jeff, is it cold enough to get my neck frozen? >> i was just thinking about that. probably not. but we could all try. just do one of these. that story makes you a little paranoid here. all right. you see the profile here. okay. all right. meanwhile, 59 in san francisco, winds southwest at 23 miles per hour. we do have fog building up across the golden gate bridge and that's the story as we head throughout tonight. the fog already temperatures starting to cool off h

also, a family racing to their safe room but they had to leave their family dog roxie outside.u how that story ends. all that and more at the top of the hour. >> just before we leave you, this 1,500 people missing, is there an expectation that the death toll is likely to rise pretty substantially from the current 126? >> there's no way sure. you know, people will say off the record, yes. they expect the death toll to rise significantly. but not 1,500. 1,500 shows more about the lack of coordination and organization and the difficulty of trying to figure out where everybody is. i don't think the death toll is going to be anything close to 1,500. but they say it's going to rise significantly from the 125 which currently it is. >> anderson, thank you very much. >>> oprah's vast audiences aren't the only ones that will miss her show. here are two of the best known, lisa ling, host of "our america" and suzy orman from cnbc. welcome, ladies. quite a sad day. suzy, you've been associated with oprah through magazines, a tv show, all sorts of different guises. i guess the obvious questi

night for him and needed pretty much the same thing and ran off and they charged him with spears and roxy and everything and eventually he was lying down with all these people beating him and he turned around and said you better tell me because i'm going to come back and get you and i had to stop and say why would you see that? i've seen the era of my ways. it was true. the sort of bravery to this in same degree. >> host: i would imagine in your interviews you have to ask why is it so important to be a part of the opposition party if you're facing this in your community and if you try to deal with the national structures and you may be killed why are people so opposed to the mugabe government? because they are opposed when it's to have one of the lowest human development in africa now. the loss of freedom. they were offered what they thought at that point was a true election and zimbabweans i believe our space. there's other african countries where the institutions are very weak, people aren't that educated and it's difficult, you need more and just an election to establish a real democra

. >> reporter: roxy's was whipping up a bacon burger.tle oil. >> with the clock ticking, the guys at korilla aren't happy with their pork situation. >> take the pork out. >> reporter: but cafe con leche is wild about their cuban sandwich. with 15 minutes left. korilla was struggling. >> if it tastes bad i don't want to put it on the plate. >> reporter: things get hot in the cafe truck, have they added too much spice? the show producer said it was up to me to give the ten-minute warning. >> have to rehearse. >> ten minute, no, ten minutes, be authoritative. ten minute, guy, fen minutes. >> 10, nine, 8, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! wrap it up. guys. the mushroom competition is over. >> out here? >> let's go, bring your plates out. >> which one of these mouth watering, stomach growling, culinary creations is the winner. >> it has been wonderful hanging out with you guys, you're amazing, frank is judging it and i'm not. >> good luck, man. >> you have to watch "the great food truck race" to find out. >> i needed to run off all tha

it's by roxy. everybody wants to go out to lunch you throw it on. >> cute under a jean jacket. >> adorable. >> also color in sunglasses. >> this is an interesting way to add color to the look. these are $28. kate hudson has been seen wearing them. >> really? >> the big trend in hollywood -- >> that makes me want to put on a pair. everyone wants to be kate. >> i do. >> she's beautiful. >> she is. >> i don't measure up, but, okay, fine. sandals, lots of color. >> exactly. >> and fun. but you don't have to have color wearing. >> finally flat sandals are in. they look good with the maxi dresses and skirts. at people stylewatch we love this version from mix-it. this is jc penney and it combines the ethnic trend. you get color, a flat sandal and boho chic. >> the whole ethnic trend has been going on for years. >> it's a summer classic. summer is when you want to wear it. designers can't get enough of it. >> let's talk about it. >> beyond the beach. these totes are so adorable. yes, you will want them at