. >> jana washed on as the storm headed for her children. 3-year-old gray and braden just six weeks old. >> you didn't know if you would see them again. >> right. >> all she could do was pray. >> not knowing if your is about to falloff. your is ending because you don't know where your kids are. >> when the storm passed, he couldn't believe the devastation. >> houses were demolished. the building was damaged. power lines down everywhere. i couldn't do anything. i was trapped myself. >> she had no way to get to the daycare. her colleagues's cars tossed around and no phone reception. hours passed. a mother imagining the worst. then a text from her father with a photo of the daycare center. >> have you seen the photograph of what's left of the daycare center? >> yes, i have. whys, i have. parra are it is all but destroyed and no word about her children. her desperation grew and finally a way out. a coworker's husband pulled up in a pickup truck. >> if it wasn't for the coworker, i don't know what i would have done. >> they sped towards the heart of the destruction. >> i told her you need to

within hours braden taylor born at a healthy 8 pounds 3 ounces.what do you think of those nurses and what they did? >> those nurses are amazing. you know, they're definitely doing the job they were called to do. you know, to put my life before theirs, i know that's what you're supposed to do, you know, as a nurse. i went to nursing school, so i know that's what you're supposed to do, but to actually see them do it and to be more concerned about me than them, i know they're definitely doing the job that they're called to do. > as for this tiny troublemaker. >> he probably will sleep through anything now. >> one final piece of symmetry here, shayla taylor just finished nursing school. she says she's always wanted to be a labor and delivery nurse and this experience only reinforces that. brian todd, cnn, moore, oklahoma. >> really truly inspiring story. this important programming note for our viewers. this weekend you can get an up close look at the storm chasers who risked their lives to get incredible footage of the tornado that hit moore, oklahoma

. >> reporter: we first met grayson and his 6-week-old brother braden in the hospital the day after the tornado hit. seeing what's left of their day care center it's hard to believe anyone made it out alive. >> it's a miracle. it is a miracle. all those kids, my boys got out. >> reporter: their mother janice said it is thanks to their heroic teachers. >> what did the teachers do? >> put cots over the heads. >> reporter: they put cots over the children and laid on top to shield them with their own bodies as the tornado hit. what did the kids do? >> scared. >> reporter: they were scared. am amazingly, grayson suffered only only minor head injuries. where does it hurt? >> on my ear. >> reporter: which ear hurts a lot? >> this one. >> reporter: what do you say to the teachers? >> thank you. >> reporter: for covering your child. >> risking your life to protect my boys. >> reporter: yesterday she got the chance. >> grayson. oh, baby. >> reporter: janna, the boys and their dad ken visited abby larson who ran the day care center. >> did you miss us? >> mm-hmm. >> yeah. he wants to get back. >>

. >> reporter: she later delivered 8 pounds 3 ounce braden emmanuel. the talk of the town. >> love the name. god is with us because god definitely was with us. >> rorter: perfect sangers are with the community too coming from near and far, some toting brooms and rakes other carrying trace of steam pulled pork. all in the spirit of loving thy neighbor. >> this is oklahoma. that's the way it is here. we all rally together when there's a need. >> you're able to mobilize a team quickly how does that happen? >> being barbecue cooks doing competitions we learn how to cook mobile. >> reporter: operation mobile started up two years ago. >> they need comfort. barbecue is comfort food. >> reporter: while the going is tough today for many, hope and gratitude are in ample supply. >> these women were, they were god send. they did their best to take care of me. >> reporter: and the little guy already nicknamed twister. ron mott nbc news, moore, oklahoma. >>> and that is our broadcast for this thursday evening. i'm ann curry in tonight for brian. for all of us here a

. >> reporter: she later delivered 8 pounds 3 ounce braden emanuel, now the talk of the town. >> he's a miracle, and i love the name that she has for him, emanuel, god is with us, because god definitely was with us. >> reporter: perfect strangers are with the community, too, coming from near and far, some toting brooms and rakes, others carrying trays of steam pulled pork, all in the spirit, they say, of simply loving thy neighbor. >> it's oklahoma. it's just kind of the way it is here. we all rally together when there's a need. >> reporter: and you're able to mobilize a team quickly. how does that happen? >> being barbecue cooks doing competitions we learn how to cook mobile. >> reporter: operation barbecue relief is also here, first cooked up during joplin, missouri's brush with a tornado two years ago. >> they need comfort. barbecue is comfort food. >> reporter: while the going is tough today for many, hope and gratitude are in ample supply. >> those women were, they were godsends. they did their best to take care of me. >> reporter: and the little guy already nicknamed twister. ro

>> his name is braden immanuel and immanuel means god is with us. >> reporter: when did you pick out>> i had it picked out for months and now i know why because god was with us that day. >> reporter: the taylors are home now, counting their blessings. elaine quijano, cbs news, norman, oklahoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for tonight. we're going to leave you this evening with a look at arlington national cemetery as it prepares for memorial day. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. >>> brad pitt's first public appearance since angelina's doub

>> his name is braden immanuel.l means "god is with us." >> reporter: when did you pick out that name? >> i had it picked out for months, and now i know why-- because god was with us that day. >> reporter: the taylors are home now, counting their blessings. elaine quijano, cbs news, norman, oklahoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for tonight. we're going to leave you this evening with a look at arlington national cemetery as it prepares for memorial day. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> if we got the indication that it was a rescue, they should have went right away. you know, it's unfortunate, i feel really bad. >> kpix 5 has learned a series of mishaps delayed efforts to save a port worker who plunged into the bay and died. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. we're learning more tonight

>> his name is braden immanuel and immanuel means god is with us. >> reporter: when did you pick out>> i had it picked out for months and now i know why because god was with us that day. >> reporter: the taylors are home now, counting their blessings. elaine quijano, cbs news, norman, oklahoma. >> pelley: and that's the cbs news for tonight. we're going to leave you this evening with a look at arlington national cemetery as it prepares for memorial day. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media ac >>> breaking news, this is brand-new video just into the newsroom of the lone survivor of that deadly parking garage collapse in bethesda being wheeled from the ambulance. the accident happened just before 2:00 this afternoon at westfield montgomery mall under construction. one person is dead, but as we said, crews were able to free another person trapped underneath 55,000 pounds of concrete. scott broom is on top of this story all afternoon. scott, when we talk about what was involved here, freeing that victim, no small feat.

the daily caller reports that 10-year-old braden was forced to serve a one-day suspension, isolated in's lounge by himself and forced to eat and sleep away from the other children. sounds like my kind of camping. questions for the guests. mike, what about this story? >> it's somewhat's wrong with america. it's pathetic. it's absolutely pathetic. i don't know what else to say, but it really is an indication of how obama -- no, i'm not going to bring obama into it. every generation is getting softer and softer. you can't take a swiss army knife to a camp? are you crazy? >> obama. tom, he was the only guy prepared for the wild. shouldn't they be commending him? >> i concur. bill's nickname in high school was swiss army, because he was dating a sword swallower. >> remy, can the family sue anyone for this and can i sue anyone for this more importantly? >> yes, you can sue everyone and waste your money because you have no claim. there should be more clear rules about what you can and can't bring. it's a camping trip. it would seem logical that you can bring this knife. if you're at school an

and shayla was transported to the hospital, had a c-section, the baby's name braden emanuel. his name means god with us. and the interesting ing, they chose the name before all this happened and so she's now saying now i know why we chose that na. incredible story. >> beautiful story. >> there were a lot of miracles that happened in the middle of all of this. >> we're glad to see that. >> we'll keep our focus o oklaho as we go forward here. we move to our take two. talking a little bit about the "forbes" 100 most powerful women. german chancellor angela merkel. >> she's been on that list for a long time. >> seventh time. >> it's great. >> and we have the brazilian president, melinda gates, wife of bill gates, first lady michelle obama, hillary clinton rounding out the top five. >> some celebrities in the top 50, beyonce was in at nber17, angelina jolie, 37, lady gaga at 45. >> and number six, facebook executive sheryl samberg. then you had arianna huffington of "the huffington post" giving the commencement address. getting a lot of buzz online saying she feels we need both me

the capitals started off theç series very hot and lundqvist was a rock in the net and braden holtbyven though they scored last game against him it wasn't his fault. went off alexey's hand. can't really fault him for that. both goalies tight checking game. a low scoring affair. solid goaltending. those are the two players to look out for tonight. >> no points in the last four games of the series by alex ovechkin. in his career he's never gone five games without scoring a point whether regular season or postseason. from the way you've seen him play in the first six do you expect him to break out tonight? >> i do. good job shutting down ovechkin but a lot of chances, a lot of scoring opportunities. you can't keep a sniper like that down for too long so nice to see him break out tonight. >> back to the td garden when we return. it is 1-1 after one. matt bartkowski his first career nhl goal for the bs. cody franson for toronto. period two next. [ cameras clicking, sneakers squeaking ] [ sirens blaring ] [ buzzer sounds ] [ gasps ] ♪ ♪ [ man ] 2 minutes left in the 4th, miami leads by 2.

strangers helped her into an ambulance and she delivered her son, braden emmanuel at another hospital. >> as moore, o.k. klahoma begins to recover and to rebuild from this massive tornado please stay with wjz and cbs for the very latest on the storms, the damage and the people getting involved. >>> police raid an east baltimore home looking for drugs but what they find inside is much scarier. an arsenal of weapons, including three assault rifles and bullet proof vests. kai jackson has more on this shocking discovery. >> police tell eyewitness news this amount of am nugsmo has the potential for a violent ending. >> officers seized guns, drugs and money inside this southeast baltimore home. >> it happened through an undercover investigation where detectives bought in an undercover capacity narcotics out of this house. >> police arrested 29-year-old francisco mil os and 29-year-old lenny lewis. milos is a convicted felon from florida. the guns, drugs and money were part of a drug operation. the ammo had detectives concerned that something much more sinister was in the works. >> this is a

braden holtby is a perfect 6-0 in his career following a postseason loss.game three. how did they do that? >> good time for the rangers. they had their grinders. their muckers and grinders like boyle and asham contributing for them. we know rick nash can score and we know you can't score every game. i don't care how good you are, it won't happen. having boyle and asham is a big plus for the rangers. >> how much do they miss ryane clowe? >> he was built for the playoffs. big time they miss him. able to score with the soft hands of him and drag and fighting in the trenches. he's a big loss for the rangers. >> back and forth that game three went at madison square garden the other night. what adjustments do you think the capitals need to make tonight? >> just score. they carried the play from during that game. i was there at msg and obvious the caps were carrying the play and had momentum going on their side and they couldn't get any pucks by lundqvist in the key or tune time in the game. they have to take the rangers crowd out of the game. >> how do you do tha

. >> reporter: unbelievably braden survived without a scratch. >> mama's here. >> reporter: grayson had a head injury and lacerations. >> anything hurt in there? >> huh-uh. >> reporter: but he's okay. >> i just rocked them in my arms, just held them. >> reporter: jenna says she has learned the day care workers had taken the children into a bathroom, covered them with cots and their bodies. all survived. what do you say to those teachers? >> thank you. >> reporter: for covering your child. >> risking your life to protect my -- >> reporter: risking their lives to protect your boys. >> yes. they're heroes. >> reporter: have you seen the photograph of what's left of the day-care center? >> yes, i have. yes, i have. it's a miracle. it is a miracle. all those kids, my boys, got out. >> reporter: jenna knows that her family has been incredibly lucky. and it pains her, brian, to know that so many other families have not. by the way, i think we'll increasingly hear more about the need for psychological counseling for especially the children to make sense of the chaos they've witnessed here. >> t

braden stein. >> i thank the gentleman for allowing me to speak on this issue. under this ine: obamacare we have many new taxes, taxes on medical devices, taxes on the sell of real estate, taxes on other capital gains, 21 new taxes, $500 billion is the conservative estimate. some people say it's going to be $1.1 trillion new dollars in tax revenue. but guess what, it's not enough system of there's also going to be $500 billion in new borrowing over the first 10 years of obamacare and it's still not enough. so we're going to rob $716 billion from medicare. at a time when seniors are finding it hard to find providers who are willing to accept medicare as it is. this is usually problematic for the people -- this is hugely problematic for the people in my district. employers are seeking ways to reduce their staffs below 50 people. they're laying people off, no kid, i talked to an employer a few weeks ago in my district, he's got 57 employees, he's trying to get down to 49. he's also trying to figure out ways to get his staff so they're part time, try to -- trying to

. >> reporter: did you think at that moment that you and braden could survive this?know if we would. i was just praying that we would. >> reporter: the walls were ripped off the operating room. sheila's husband and nurses shared these pictures from where they were hunkered down, a gaping hole to the outside. the tornado still raging. >> i opened my eyes. i could see i-35 and i could see the movie theater. >> with sheila still in labor, nurses cindy pokejoy, barbara brand, bonnie stevens and alice son heke draped blankets over her. >> bonnie the scrub tech was leaned over her a little more p we had plafrpg et ceteblankets . >> it worked. the tornado passed without any of them being hurt. but sheila's husband jerome who took cover on a lower floor hadn't been allowed to go to his wife and didn't know how to get to her. >> and they were like, no, everybody is out of the building. and i was like, no, my wife, my wife is upstairs. >> reporter: and there was still danger. even though the tornado had passed, floors and ceilings were unstable and there were gas leaks. but je

within hours braden was born at 8 pounds, 3 ounces. >> what do you think of those nurses and what theying the job they were called to do. to put my life before theirs, i know that's what you're supposed to do as a nurse. i went to nursing school so i know that's what you're supposed to do. but to actually see them do it and to be more concerned about me than them, i know that they are definitely doing the job they are called to do. >> reporter: as for this tiny troublemaker. >> he will probably sleep through anything now. >> reporter: one final piece of symmetry here. shayla just finished nursing school. she says she's always wanted to be a labor and delivery nurse and this experience only reenforces that. brian todd, moore, oklahoma. >> that's so heartwarming. congratulations to all of them. >>> the head of an irs division at the heart of the tax targeting scandal stirs up controversy. she takes the fifth but has a lot to say before she invokes that right. our legal guys will look at that controversy, next. that targeted has been put on administrative leave. that happened right after

. >> braden emanuel taylor was born a healthy, 8 pound, 3 ounces. his mother just finished nursing school and she hopes to some day help other babies. >>> and carrie underwood is helping the oklahoma tornado victims. underwood says after watching the devastation in her home state, she's decided dote $1 million to the red cross for disaster relief efforts. >>> learning from oakland. why can saw is turning to the east bay city for advice on how to fight crime. >>> now that gay boys can join the scouts, find out why liberals and conservatives are unhappy with this decision. goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what

last year he blew up his rental home, killing himself and the couple's young sons, braden just 5 andu catch glimpses of the boys in the video that susan shot back in 2008 during her inventory of her home. while the video is most definitely telling, it's the pages on her diary even more so as she talks about the possibility of something happening to her. brian carlson from our utah affiliate ktvx has the details. >> this is me. july 29th, 2008. >> reporter: it's as if susan cox powell is speaking from beyond the grave. >> covering all my bases making sure that if something happens to me or my family or all of us that our assets are documented. >> reporter: before she disappeared in december, 2009, susan went around her west valley home and documented all of her and her family's belongings just in case. >> and i had necklaces, too, wherever those are. got in a rage as you can see and broke this. there's studs and pearls and opals in there. broke this and threw all my dvds and made a mess because he was angry at me about a year or two back. >> susan was so afraid of what her husband jos

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplin braden. >> let us pray. , we ask that your presidents be upon usn this day. we as a nation come together on this hollowed ground to honor the brave men for this who gave nation's freedom. it is because of your uncommon valves that we can stand here this day without fear and resignation knowing that that we can share a laugh sting piece -- a lasting peace. lord, let us never forget those who gave the ultimate sacrifice therefore, we continue. those who died for our country in war those who and died for our country in war and remembering too that this gift of peace often comes from long struggles, the kind of peace that is bound from the blood of heroes, brave men and women who answered the call, saying send me. brave men and women who witnessed the crucible of war and failed to come home. let us know celebrate this peace and long for an everlasting peace that can come only from you onlygod. lord help us to recommit on our own lives so the service of our great nation, carrying the torch of freedom for generations yet to come. we, your people, give yo

her 3-year-old gracin and little braden, just 6 weeks old. >> not knowing if your life's about to come life is ending because you don't know where your kids are. >> reporter: when the storm had passed, janna went outside and couldn't believe the devastation surrounding her. >> power lines down everywhere. i couldn't do anything. i was basically trapped myself. >> reporter: janna had no way to get to the day care center. her colleagues' cars tossed around like so much trash, no phone reception. hours passed. her desperation grew, but then, finally, a way out. a coworker's husband pulled up in a pickup truck. >> if it wasn't for this coworker, i don't know what i would have done. >> reporter: janna jumped into the back and sped toward the heart of the storm's destruction. she ran to the er and there lay her injured son. >> i just rocked him in my arms and just held him. >> didn't say anything? >> i love you. >> did he say anything? >> i love you too. he's got a head injury, but he is going to be fine. we are one of the lucky ones. >> her boy safe, she began to piece together how they sur