as craig boswell reports, it's also the beginning of cleanup and rebuilding. >> reporter: as more and more equipment arrives to remove the mounds of debris, decisions are being made how to rebuild and rebound. it's a slow and steady cleanup as folks pick through what's left behind and helping each other to rebuild. >> the group of people who walk up, four, five people walk up, do you want some help? sure. >> when you have tragedy and tragic things happen, that's when the pest of people come out. >> reporter: students happy to see their friends and making sure they are all okay and parents see those who save saved -- who see their children for the very first time. >> it's a great think. they get to see their friended a make sure they are okay. the teachers put their lives at risk to protect all of these children. >> reporter: they are receiving moral support from several of the oklahoma city thunder. the aprayers -- the players toured the area hoping to lift spirits. a memorial service is set to honor victims from sunday's tornado and also monday's tornado in nearby shawnee. president

we will have a live report from moore, oklahoma, from fox news correspondent craig boswell in just a few minutes.minu >>> police in alexandria alex continue to investigate thenue i shooting death of a 22-year-old man. neighbors say julian dawkins was killed by an off-duty officer. f the deputy is being questioned s and on administrative leave for now. dawkins says the victim was at a family party when the shooting happened. police believe there was some s sort of altercation between thee victim and patterson. >>> this is being describe as a gruesome crime in lone ton lond. a man beheaded on a busy streett why the attacker said he did it. >>> police kill a man in florida why they say he had connections to one of the boston bombing suspects. that is when we come pack. february 22nd.d. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats

craig boswell is on the ground with more details for us. good morning, craig. >> good morning to you. the numbers are mind boggling 12,000 homes damaged or destroyed. mostly destroyed. upwards of $2 billion estimates early on. last evening putting up tarps on roofs if they have roofs putting up plywood along windows and doors trying to protect what items they do have. insurance adjusters are cutting checks to homeowners talking about what they are doing next. lots of decisions have to be made decisions on where they are going to work if their business is destroyed where they are going to stay while they get the work done. talked to several homeowners. here's what some of them had to say. >> right now it's trying to find somewhere to go maybe an apartment or something. get back to work. all we can do is keep moving forward. >> decisions will also have to be made about rebuilding of the school. huge discussion about safety and storm shelters the two schools demolished by the ef-5 tornado did not have the storm shelters. they were built in 65 p

reporter craig boswell, live from moore, oklahoma.. >>> back here at home in san jose, police are investigating a crash that killed a pedestrian. it happened around 9:30 on north white road at madeline near james lick high school. the police say the man was walking close to or in the crosswalk when he was hit. he died at the scene. police think he was a man in hisict asks. they say the -- in his 60s. they say the man involved is coop it raking with the investigation -- cooperating with the investigation. >>> a san pablo woman could face charges after this crash. police say the woman was driving a suburban with five other family members inside, including a 5-year-old, zanny jackson. the suv rolled over after swerving to avoid another car. the child died. le police say the child was not -- the police say the child was not buckled. >>> part of an effort to combat a recent increase in gun violence. the most recent victim is 16- year-old jose quinonez shot and killed on sunday outside of his home. two of his friends, ages 15 and 16, were h

craig boswell is live at one of the elementary schools that was just wiped out by the twister. , craig. >> reporter: tori, good morning. i have a couple of updates. got some information from the medical examiner's office. 24 fatalities. of those 24, ten are children. we originally were told nine. it's now ten. of those ten, two are infants. 23 of the 24 families have now been positively identified. that's where we stand with the fatalities. three of those happened very near where we are standing at this point. all of this, this twisted metal, used to be a 7-eleven. this is where a family of three in hearing this massive force of nature come towards them, ran into this 7-eleven, into a freezer area trying to escape the storm and did not survive that 200, 210-mile-an-hour winds. this is what remains of that. to give you an idea of the location, that's moore medical center. it's a mess. they are gonna have to there that down. we broadcast from there yesterday. finally, tori, some nice weather. this is not going to last but probably a day, maybe a day and a half. and people here are

our reporter, craig boswell, joining us live from washington, d.c. testimony from whistle-blowers will prove the obama administration covered up information. >> reporter: good morning. republicans have been looking forward to this hearing for sometime. three witnesses will be testifying today at least two of them describe themselves as whistle-blowers. much of today's hearing will focus on the testimony of greg hicks. he's believed to be the last person to speak to ambassador chris stevens at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. he's already been on record contradicting statements that this was reaction to an anti- muslim incident. he said he knew it was terrorist. the false accusations slowed response times. republicans want to know why talking points were changed and removed references to al qaeda. you recall susan rice's appearance on the shows fire days after the attack, referencing actually an anti- islam film. mark thompson, acting deputy assistant secretary for counterterrorism, will testify. he's alleged that then-hillary clinton cut that out. the