extraordinary dance and the character is enormously important and delicate moment. >> host: lady antonia of was the perilous question of 1832? >> guest: the question and everybody used the phrase this was a question of parliamentary reform and the king used the phrase the new prime minister used the phrase and was in the perilous because like quote the great british historian who says we must always remember what lies in the past once lead in the future and of course they didn't know the reform bill would be passed. if it was passed in the revolution you get these opposing views but it's a very tense. it wasn't anything like universal suffrage and the universal male suffrage. we aren't talking about the votes for women that lies in effect on hundred years ahead but there is no idea of the universal male suffrage there is an idea to represent the country more fairly to do something as the great cities and great barons of commerce all of whom are contributing to the countries of the idea was to give people a certain amount of property when they argued about the details to give them votes a

de antonia quiso que el servicio fuera privado.Ás a luz los daÑos ocasionados por los tornados, y comienza el trabajo de las empresas aseguradoras. nuestra reportera hablÓ con uno de los tazadores. >>> agentes comienzan la tarea de evaluar los daÑos. con una de las compaÑÍas tuvimos acceso a una zona del desastre. >>> todo lo vemos caso por caso. el tipo de perdida no fue la misma de la otra. aquÍ es claro, pero hay otras personas que no fue tan devastador, pero sÍ tuvieron perdidas. >>> las imÁgenes son mas dramÁticas a medidas que nos adentramos. hay carros quemados. las pertenencias se ven por doquiereo. calzados, ropas, documentos. los tazadores de seguro tienen sus tÉcnicas. >>> recurrimos a los mÉtodos antiguos, estar con las botas en el lugar, y tenemos direcciÓn, gps etcÉtera. >>> el trabajo depende en gran parte de los cuerpos de limpieza y remociÓn de escombros, no sabemos cuÁnto tardara que esta Área pueda ser limpiada y posteriormente reconstruida. >>> el tornado derrubÓ la casa de salvador, pero el seguro de casa lo pr

a funeral was held today for 9-year-old antonia, candelaria.ing superintendent to the elementary school says the two schools destroyed will be rebuilt. the weather has been a problem again today. storms are hampering recovery efforts. it's sunny right now, but we have seen severe rain and lightning and thunder and meteorologists warning high wind could turn debris into projectiles. hospitals are preparing for emergencies like the one here in oklahoma, but when this storm hit the local hospital was in the direct path of the tornado. moore medical center was ripped apart, none of the patients inside were seriously hurt, which is incredible when you look at the damage. that's basically due to the staff getting patients to a safe place. nick, good to have you here. as the storm was coming, what did you do? >> we were aware the storm was on its way. we had somewhere to about 15 to maybe 18 minutes warning. we have a safety officer at one of the locations that's monitoring the weather. so we had as adequate as we could have warning that something was

. >> entonces, dependiendo de lo que me ofrezcas, le aviso a antonia que ya no voy a trabajar con ella eres tÚ,

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hoy se llevaron los servicios fÚnebres de antonia candelaria. la primera en ser enterrada.a que 13 mil viviendas daÑadas con una perdida de 2 mil millones de dÓlares. >>> los niÑos que perdieron su escuela no saben donde van pa estudiar el prÓximo aÑo. y la opciÓn que se vino hablando es aulas portÁtiles. >>> gracias. y la temporada de huracanes podrÍa ser sumamente activa debido a temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas que en promedio de las zonas tropicales, pronostica entre 13 y 20 tormentas y 7 y 11 se conviertan en huracanes, la temporada comienza el 1 de julio. >>> la agrupaciÓn boy scout levantÓ un que procsfi personas que se oponen estuvieron en la sede de esta organizaciÓn, la nueva polÍtica se implementara desde el 1 de enero. >>> una jueza anulÓ la fase de sentencia contra arias, debido a que el jurado no logrÓ ponerse de acuerdo en cuanto a la cadena perpetua o pena de muerte. la nueva fase de decisiÓn comenzara el 18 de julio. y se elegira otro jurado. el 8 de mayo la declaron culpable de homicidio premeditado. >>> el caso de esta niÑa vÍctima de abuso de bullying es doloros

yesterday antonia candelaria was remembered.re is so much hope, signs that this wounded and dazed community is really starting to pick up the pieces. they're strong. pamela browne is there live for us this morning. >> reporter: it will be a somber memorial day weekend here in moore, oklahoma just a few days after that massive tornado. survivors are starting the healing process and they're trying to get back to their daily routines and trying to rebuild. >> this woman is not letting this put a dumper on her memorial day plans. >> it's supposed to be sunny on monday, and our friends are going to come, and i'm going to convince my husband to bbx. >> slowly the rebuilding is beginning. insurance adjustors are making the rounds. residents are returning to their demolished homes with volunteers helping them. >> we just found some important financial papers. >>> neighbors comforted each other. matt once had a home, and what is left is in this black bag. >> i bought this xbox the day before the storm, and i bought it for my brother. >>

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entre ellos antonia candelaria, hoy se realizÓ su funeral, fue el primero de los servicios fÚnebres,os de tony, ella tenÍa 9 aÑos. a medida que pasan los dÍas salen a luz mÁs los daÑos, y comienza el lento y penoso trabajo para evaluar las perdidas. viviana avila tuvo acceso a zonas del desastre que hasta el momento son restringidas y habÓo con uno de los tasadores. >>> agentes de la compaÑÍa comienzan la tarea de evaluar los daÑos por el paso del tornado. con una compaÑÍa tuvimos acceso a la que hasta ahora solo ingresaron tasadores y personal de la ciudad de moore. >>> todo lo vemos caso por caso, el tipo de perdida es diferente, a lo mejor no fue tan devastador. >>> las imÁgenes son mas dramÁticas a medida que nos adrentamos, las casas son arrume de desechos, hay carros quemados, las pertenencias se ven por doquier. los tasadores tienen sus tÉcnicas para valuar. >>> recurrimos a los mÉtodos antiguos, estar con las botas en el lugar, y utsamos tecnologÍa como gp s. >>> el trabajo de las compaÑÍas de seguro depende en gran parte de los cuerpos de limpieza, no sabemos cuÁnto tiempo t

. >> antonia es de mas de 150 inmigrantes para pedir basta a deportaciones, el esposo tiene orden decion. >> le vieron el record y tenia una orden de arresto por un (información en ingles) del 2005. >> en el condado de contra costa el programa de contra costa, haran cambios. >> nos decían que dentro de poco el departamento dejaran de ver peticion de ice para inmigrantes sin antecedentes pero no es sificiente. >> dicen que trabajan en ello pero ponemos presion para que pase, estamos en contacto con ellos para bombardear llamadas, pedimos presion. >> miembros de la organizacion cisco, trabajan para que el departamento de contra costa evite de participar en comunida segura. >> la reunion será el 9 de junio para pedir por la reforma migratoria y pedir el acta de la verdad. >> gracias. >> los mimebros de la camara quieren hacer su propia reforma migratoria. >> consideran que no busca asegurar la frontera antes de dar papeles para estar en el país. >> que ellos entiendan que no es aceptable bloquear la reforma migratoria, si lo hacen pagan el precio en elecciones. >> buscan u acuerdo para

antonia and emily were best friends. found holding on to each other. one of the officers is still trying to make sense of what is left behind today. >> the tornado came through this way. those were all brick houses back there. this is the gym area. more classrooms, portables out there that are just gone. >> more funerals are set. news 4 is teaming up with the red cross. we will have a phone drive 11:00 a&m until 7:00 in the evening, if you would like to help. >> to a news 4 exclusive, police are forced to take furloughs because of budget cuts, some say that move could compromise our safety. why you could be forced to wait up to an hour to report a crime in the city. >> calls to the u.s. park police of the last hour of an officer's 12-hour shift will be put on hold. it comes at a bad time, ahead of the memorial day weekend. it is a busy time for the u.s. park police. thousands are expected to pack the national mall. >> a wonderful place to stroll around. >> reporter: she is disappointed the department has been furloughed. >> you will have a lot more peo

. >> antonia candelaria dice que e es su amiga, es su funeral hoy, dice que muriÓ abrazando a su e mejorado se llevo la casa de viÍctor. >> no esta al 100% pero la lle a llevamos. >> hay miles de casas destrui s destruidas. >> tratamos de hacer reparaci e reparaciones, tardara aÑos en e rr reconstruir el Área. >> se enfrentan quienes intentan saquear el Área. >> es triste donde la gente p r pierde todo hay gente saqueando. >> ivete no regresa a su casa e destruida, sus hijos estaban en la otra primaria que colapso. >> su hijo mariano cuenta como parte del techo le cayo encima. >> te digo, no sÉ como senti ni como pensar la cosa .>> ella cuenta la deseperacion al no hayar a su hijo y ellos se protegen con una vecina de la s escuela. >> estaban con sangre pidiendo a ayuda. >> dan gracias a sus angÁngeles .>> igualm,enteente, es triste d enfrenten una situaciÓn tan t u traumatica. >> hay maestros que protegen los alumnos y salvan vidas. >> es todo desde el Área del s desastre, de vuelta con ustedes. >> para ayudar a los damnificad damnificados llame a la cruz j roja con el numero en pantall

fi 9-year-old, antonia candelaria laid to rest.l as others in the storm. >> on what would have been the last day of school, they gathered for some much-needed hugs. >> it makes me real glad. because some of my house got ripped down. it makes me glad to see my friends and that they're alive. >> reporter: a chance to try to say thank you when words just don't feel like enough. >> she shielded with her own body to protect my daughter. you know, that's -- i'm never going to have anything, you know any words to you know, repay her for what she did. >> reporter: so many stories of heroes still emerging. and they along with countless others who were impacted by the tornado will gather on sunday for a memorial service honoring the victims. john, diana. >> all right, marci. thank you. >>> now to the northeast where new england is getting swamped. >> kayaks replaced cars in vermont after intense downpours rain was falling 2 inches an hour. the storms are not letting up. meteorologist jim dickey now is tracking the storm and some others from

antonia and her best friend were found together holding hands. president obama will travel to moore on sunday to get a firsthand look at the devastation. officials now estimate 13,000 homes were either damaged or destroyed. we'll get a live report from craig melvin in our next hour. nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did it? summer's here, so are the savings. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get memorial day savings, like 4 bags of miracle-gro® garden soil for just $10. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command

. >> also today, the first victim killed during the tornado was laid to rest, antonia candalia died at plaza towers elementary school. >> and if you want to help victims, we urge you to go to the red cross.org. they're on the ground in moore working around the clock. >>> breaking news from washington state, a major bridge collapse sends multiple vehicles into the water. these photos have been sent into our affiliate. >> cars and people are in the water. >> this the interstate 5, skagget river bridge, no word yet on possible injuries. >> we'll have more information as we get it. >>> deadly garage collapse caves in on top of construction workers at the montgomery mall. >> reporter: one man is dead and a second construction worker was trapped for hours after concrete and steal came raining down on top of them. >> from sky high chopper 13, a clear view of the massive slap of fallen concrete. >> you can see in the middle of the parking garage there was a collapse. >> 50,000 pounds of debris fell on to two construction workers below. >> that's pretty terrible. >> that can completely change y

the first of 24 funerals will be held here on thursday as 9-year-old antonia candaleria will be laid. new video taken by a teacher. this video at briarwood school during the giant twister touched down here shows those hellish early moments. >> it's almost over, it's almost over. amidst the chaos of crying children, scattered debris, the injured, teachers worked to beth reassure and regain order. >> what's your name? down there. sit down right here. [ children crying ] >> stay right here where you're safe and you're dry. >> reporter: at one point, one teacher appears to reunite with her own child. >> sam, honey, it's okay. >> i don't know what happened. >> it's okay, honey, it's okay. it's okay. it's okay. oh, my god, i can't even recognize it. >> i don't even know what it used to look like. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the latest grim news from the medical examiner wednesday -- six of the seven children killed in plaza towers elementary one mile away from briarwood suffered affsphyxia, they were smothered by debris. the names and ages of all 24 confirmed death, the youngest 4 months o

family and friends gathered for the funeral of 9-year-old antonia cunderlaria, one of seven children killed when the twister destroyed the elementary school. a mem cal service will be held later -- memorial service will be held later that night. >> it will be a time for us to come together in prayer, thanksfulness and for those who have lost loved ones and that have been injured, a time for healing. >> 24 lives were lost when the tornado roared through the town of moore. >>> wusa9 cares about helping the survivors of that deadly tornado in moore rebuilt. so we're asking you to consider donations of $10 to the charity of your choice. you can see a list of several organizations and how you can donate at www.wusa9.com. >>> imagine being trapped in your body, unage to speak, move, do nothing -- unable to speak, move, do nothing, but you are still fully aware of what's around you. tonight at 7:00 i'll introduce you to a contemporaneous local woman who made a -- a courageous local woman who made a recovery after a stroke. >>> still in this half hour we are standing by for major vote of the

, meanwhile, the first funerals were held for the 24 hour victims of monday's tornado. 9-year-old antonia cand larria was laid to rest. she was among the several children that died. many children headed back to school or at least other schools that were not destroyed. >> it was very emotional. it was very good to see the kids. you know, we didn't get to say good-bye to our classes. it was really good to se them. >> officials today drastically revised down the number of damaged homes, 1,200, not the 13,000 as previously reported. let's go overseas now where the british soldier that was brutally killed in a suspected terror attack was a drumner a military band and he had served in afghanistan. 25-year-old lee rigby was killed in broad daylight on wednesday as he walked in south lopd near an army barracks. we have more on how the country is reacting. >> hey, brian. well, this morning, press services were held in the hometown of lee rigby. we have been learning more about him. he was the father of a 2-year-old. he was a bandsman who had recently been working in london as an army recruiter. he

antonia's funeral was this morning. two other funerals are set for tomorrow and president obama will be here on sunday to tour the wreckage and to talk to survivors and first responders. andrea? >> craig melvin, thank you so much. glad at least the skies are clearing, but more painful when they get to see the wreckage. thanks, craig. >>> and we all need a little uplifting music. after the week we've had. so president obama fortunately was honoring music legend, carroll king last night with the gershwin prize for her five decades as singer/songwriter. she is the first woman to receive the honor. she said popular music is part of who we are and brings the world together. even democrats and republicans. >> imagine a concert in say egypt for example where two young bands, one egyptian and one american would each perform their own songs and back up the other one kind of like everybody does here tonight. this could work. i mean i've seen republicans and democrats hold hands for five minutes and 12 seconds, the exact length of

first of the victims, antonia candelaria laid to rest. on such a gray solemn morning an effort to lift the spirits of her classmates as well as students from the other elementary school destroyed in the storm. on what would have been the last day of school, they gathered for some much-needed hugs. >> it makes me real glad. because some of my house got ripped down, and it makes me glad to see my friend and that they're alive. >> reporter: a chance to try to say thank you when words just don't feel like enough. >> she shielded with her own body to protect my daughter. you know, that's -- i'm never going to have anything, you know, any words to -- to repay her for what she did. >> reporter: so many stories of heroes still emerging. and they along with countless others who were impacted by the tornado will gather on sunday for a memorial service honoring the victims. john, diana. >> marci, thank you. president obama will be in oklahoma sunday where he will tour the disaster zone and comfort those who loved loved ones. on tuesday he travels to

first funeral is being held today for one of the 24 victims killed in moore, oklahoma. 9-year-old antoniarest. she and six other kids were killed when the twister hit their grade school head on. it was an ef-5 tornado that hit moore, oklahoma, and 29 years ago, a tornado of the same destrutctive strength hit the small town of barneveld, wisconsin in the southwest part of the state. wgn's robert jordan reported right after the tornado hit back then. he went back to barneveld a few days ago where residents have thoughts for the people of moore, oklahoma. i was there one second and the next time puce seek it it is in ... it day by day and make it through and things happen and improve. june 1984 a monster tornado barneveld wisconsin in the middle of the night killing nine presidents and injuring 200 others. like the tornado in oklahoma it scraped away everything. i was there 29 years ago and which is the devastation. even standing on this hill overlooking where the worst destruction took place, it does not tell the full story. at one moment 30 or 440 houses were there and then they were gone,

. >> the first of 24 fun rams. 9-year-old antonia candelaria was lady to rest.d ed kelly, wrestled with survivor's guilt. >> i feel fortunate. but it hurts. what do you say to those parents? they didn't get to bring their kids home. >> reporter: they were given goodies with backpacks for the summer. her sadness hidden behind a smile. >> three of my friends had siblings who died. >> i would like to see them. >> reporter: as for jennifer simmo simmons, just her second year in the classroom.

nine-year-old antonia candlearia was one of seven children killed at the plaza tower elementary school. one of the heroes at the school is a teacher v.a. nita nair has her story. >> reporter: i three days ago, jennifer done covered her third grade students with her body. we spoke to her in her hospital bed the next morning. do you remember what happened after that? >> it came and we couldn't move. i couldn't move and they were crying and i -- i couldn't do anything. >> reporter: jennifer has a * which you ared stuhr numb and spine. doctors at oklahoma university trauma center feared she would never walk again. she's proving them wrong. yesterday she took her first steps. >> i was scared. i mean, to take that first step was just -- >> reporter: from her tiny hospital room now filled with flower, jennifer is starting to move forward. >> some of my students from this year and from before come to visit and -- it made me feel so good. >> reporter: what did they say when they saw you? >> they were in shock. they've never seen me like this before. >> reporter: jennifer's family has visited an

. >> reporter: the first of 24 funerals 9-year-old antonia and layeria was laid to rest during a violent thunderstorm. >> i feel fortunate, but it hurts. what do you say to those parents? they didn't get to bring their kids home. >> reporter: ashlyn and the others were given backpacks with goodies for the summer. her sadness hidden behind a smile. >> three of my friends had siblings that died and none of them were there. i really wish they were there, because i would like to see them. >> reporter: as for kindergarten teacher jennifer simons her right arm crushed by the tornado. >> i don't think i'm a hero. it's what anybody would do. >> reporter: a storm could steal her school, jennifer told us, not her spirit. she'll be back in the classroom next fall. byron pitts, abc news, moore, oklahoma. >>> coming up here on "world news," you will not believe these pictures. this is a part of a wing from a 747, what is it doing on the floor of a house? a mysterious danger in the sky and on the ground. up next. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in t

nine year-old antonia cand elaria will be laid to rest. she is one of seven children who died at the destroyed elementary school. mayor glenda lewis says he will propose an ordinance to require all new homes to have storm shelters. president obama will travel to moore on sunday. the powerful twister killed 24 people including 10 children and tore through as many as 13,000 homes, schools and hospitals. the tremendous and tedious task of cleaning up the damage left behind by monday's tornado and oklahoma has begun. the city of moore called for volunteers to help clean up a cemetery at a local church. committee members of showed up in droves at breaking garbage in clearing debris by hand. dump trucks lined up ready to take the debris away. oklahoma city mayor says early estimate of losses at between 1.5 and $2 billion. the oklahomans rise apartments as those losses could be much more. >> new information is coming in on the deadly attack on a british soldier and london. both suspects in the attack were part of earlier security services probes.

a nine year- old child is antonia ca ndelaria will be laid to rest. she is one of the seven children who died at a destroyed elementary school. the mayor glenn lewis says that he will propose an ordinance to require all new homes to have storm shelters. president obama will travel to and moore on sunday. the powerful twister killed 24 people, including 10 children, and tore through as many as 13,000 homes, schools and hospitals. >> the tremendous task of cleaning up the damage left behind by monday's tornado in oklahoma has begun. the city of moore called for volunteers to help clean up a cemetery at a local church. community members showed up in droves, raking garbage and cleaning debris by hand. dump trucks lined up ready to take the debris away. oklahoma city mayor says that early estimates muspull losses at 1.5 and $2 billion. the oklahoma insurance the armistice took the loss could be much more. >> new information just come in then on the deadly attack on british soldiers and london. both suspects in the attack or part of earlier security service

what if he was antonia weiner, taking a picture of her junk. let's pretend that that's the case. >> many pictures of her junk. >> and then posted them all over, would she be running for mayor? if chris christie were kristina and she weighed, you know, a lot and said i'm doing gastric or whatever lad band, what would it be like? would she even be elected? are there double standards? >> i think we have come a long way in our country, but i think we still have a long way to go, and there are many, many double standards. >> i think you're right. i don't think we're overcoming those for a long time. >> go ahead. >>> we were going to talk about the guys dancing on his treadmill, but instead kim kardashian has taken over that spot. >> here is kim on the cover of "us." wearing a two-piece by keen any. i think she looks pretty good. she's pregnant obviously. she didn't -- not that everybody was talking about. >> you know what? this must be from where they were in greece just like last week. i think she looks terrific. >> i do, too. >> i think any time a

this is antonia canderlaria, 9 years old, who leaves behind two sisters who loved her very much. nicholas mccabe, 9-year-old full of life and smiles as he is in that picture. he loved legos. we met jenae's dad yesterday. ball of energy and love. her mom says, i don't want to sound crazy, but maybe she's going to call me. first thing people notice about sydney angle is her eyes and smile. she loved playing softball. pitched her first game recently. she loves her dog and cat and her classmates. they died together, surrounded by that love which is at least a comforting thought. sydney marie angle just 9 years old. seven kids at that school died, ten children that we know about in all. shannon quick was 40 years old, also a mom, leaves behind two sons, ages 8 and 13. they were all together when the storm hit. her 8-year-old was hurt, in intensive care, had surgery today. his leg is badly injured. his pelvis broken, as well. his grandmother was injured, as well. shannon's mom, joy. we met joy and listened to her today at the hospital. she wanted to talk about her daughter. she wanted

antonia candelaria laid to rest. and teachers and students said an emotional good-bye. >> we just gave each other big hugs. >> this stuffed lyie lion named after the five friends she lost. >> sidney, antonia, kyle, janae. >> those are the friends you lost? >> you will hold on that little guy forever. >> so sweet and so sad. >> she talked about her friends that they lost. two of their funerals this morning, brooke. 10:00 a.m. central time. a funeral for kyle davis, 8 years old. and 9-year-old nicholas mccabe. kyle liked to go to monster truck events, play soccer, nicholas mccabe had a love for country music and legos some of sad. and the funerals will continue. certainly a somber memorial day weekend in moore. >> absolutely. pamela brown, thank you so much. carol, so many people are so thrilled to be off this weekend and celebrating, not at all a time of celebration here in moore. >> no, not at all. brooke baldwin, pamela brown, many thanks to you. a bit of breaking news to pass along to you now. we don't know exactly

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this is antonia candelaria, she was nine years old. she leaves behind two sisters who loved her so much. nicholas was a third grader, he's described as a vibrant 9-year-old, full of life, full of smiles as he is in that picture. we met jenae hornsby's dad yesterday, hen cat believe she's gone. maybe she's going to call me, said a cousin. the first thing people remembered about sydney marie angle was her eyes and her smile. she loved her dogs. she loved her classmates and they loved her. they died together. she died surrounded by that love, which is at least a comforting thought. sydney marie angle was just 9 years old. 7 kids at that school died. 10 children that we know about in all. shannon quick was 40 years old, she was also a mom, she leaves behind two sons, ages 8 and 134. they were all together when the storm hit. her 8-year-old son was hurt. he's in the intensive care right now, he had surgery today. his leg is badly injured his pelvis broken as well. his grandmother was injured as well. shannon's mom. we met shannon's mom and

. >> reporter: today the first funeral for wasn't victims,ims, 9-year-old antonia candelariaela who suffocatedaryelemeny school. and another heart breaking story out of devastation, jacob neelyl telling me how he lost his mother. >> me and my mom were watchingrg it on the news. five minutes before it hit our r house. the power cut out. i didn't know. didt i pulled her out and tried to perform cpr. after i couldn't revival, i started yelling for help. he i yelled and it was the hardestd moment of my life. >> reporter: president obamapr will visit oklahoma on sunday.ha he plans to survey the damage and meet with survivors and first responders. >> reporter: the nationalter: weather service says more severe storms are in the forecast fori today and tomorrow.tod in moore, oklahoma, nicole collins, fox news. >>> coming up tonight the good d news for drivers trying to to navigate that massive sinkhole k in downtown d.c. d.c. >> plus a warning to drivers who use the hov lanes when they'reee not supposed to. to. find out where police will be be out in full force looking for violators. >>> and consumer

this one, for nine-year-old antonia candelaria. was one of seven children killed at the plaza towers elementary school. six of those children suffocated after being buried under bricks and steel. another was hit and killed by a heavy stone or beam. today, on what would have been the last day of school, students gathered at moore high school hoping to find a sense of closure. >> we think it's important for the kids to be able to see their classmates, to see who's doing all right, to be able to talk to their friends again and be with their teachers. it was quite an experience on monday afternoon, and once the tornado was over they went home. so this is the first opportunity to come back to the school. >> sreenivasan: thousands of others are also trying to come to grips with the aftermath of a tornado that topped the scale, as an f-5 and damaged or destroyed up to 13,000 homes. oklahoma governor mary fallin says the enormity of the loss has turned day-to-day life into a struggle. >> i've had people come up and say i've lost my purse,

ago the first funeral actually was held for the youngest victims of monday's tornado. 9-year-old antoniambered in her obituary as a beautiful young lady who found joy in everything and was never afraid to try anything. those quotes. antonia was one of the seven children who died at the plaza towers elementary school here in this neighborhood. and funerals for two more children killed by the tornado are scheduled over the next couple of days. in terms of the numbers of people injured when this tornado hit, it's actually been changing. it's been pretty fluid so the number we have right now, it's 353. that is up from the number 237 that we had earlier. also oklahoma's governor is now saying everyone they thought might be missing, thank goodness, has been accounted for. >> is anybody here? watchout. is anybody here? take him over there. is anybody here? oh, my god. is there anybody here? say something! can you say something, please? >> incredible. you hear this man shouting, is anyone here, is anyone here, can you say something? this is video of a rescue after monday's tornado. volunteers ac

that city had its first funeral for one of the youngest of the tornado victims. 9-year-old antonia. her family describes her as a sweet and generalities child who loved to dance to the beat of her own drum. >> the mayor of moore, oklahoma, revealed new information today about just how much of a widespread impact this tornado had monday. he says 33,000 people and 13,000 homes have been impacted. oklahoma's governor says in addition to getting people back to their homes, the main focus right now is removing debris and restoring power. she also announced a public prayer service in moore this sunday evening. >>> news4 is teaming up with the red cross to raise money for oklahoma's tornado victims. if you'd like to make a donation, call us. 202-885-4949. meteorologist chuck bell working the phones, so is adam tuss. we will check in with both of them coming up in about ten minutes. they are taking your calls right now. >>> immediately after president obama delivered a major speech on counterterrorism this afternoon, critics complained that terrorists are liking what they hear. the presiden

the first of 24 funerals was today. 9-year-old antonia was laid to rest. first responders found the third grader in the rubble at plaza towers elementary. she was hugging her very best friend, emily, who will be buried later this week. a sobering reminder that all of this debris and damage is really nothing compared to what two dozen families have lost here. in moore, oklahoma, jay gray, news4. >>> the red cross needs your help and that's why news4 has teamed up with the agency for tornado relief. 91 cents of every dollar donated goes to support victims of that disaster. volunteers are taking calls until 7:00 tonight. meteorologist chuck bell joins us now from the phone bank. chuck, how's it going up there? >> jim, things are going very well in here. this envelope, all these pledges, this adds up to more than $33,000 that we've taken in just here today. and because of the buying power that the red cross has, this kind of cash can go to help aid workers and people affected by the disaster for literally days and weeks to come. so this is an awful lot of help