karrina was a vibrant 4-year-old and wanted to become a figure skating. we'll talk to her father later. phillip varrygas will join us later on. no one died at this school, but as you'll see in the exclusive video taken by a teacher, as she hunkered down with her kids it was the closest of close calls. this is about as close as you can get. we'll play you two clips. the second one it's all over and the damage -- they start to see the damage in the school. the first one in total darkness. that's what they were seeing during the storm, but it's sound of the storm itself and you hear the kids themselves and how scared they are. it's an ef-5 tornado tearing through the school. listen. [ screaming ] >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, it's all my fault. >> you are okay. it's all over. it's almost over. it's almost over. it's almost over. >> i hate this! >> i know, it's okay, honey. >> you hear the teacher trying to keep them calm. that's what it sounds like. a 200 mile per hour tornado. this is what teachers and students experienced just seconds after the funnel cloud pas

. >> your four-year-old, karrina, she wanted to be an ice skater?> yes, we took her to disney on ice at the last day fair here in oklahoma. ever since she saw her favorite princesses out there skating, she wanted to go out there and skate just like them. i alms told my kids you had to do one thing outside of school and ice skating is what she wanted to do. unfortunately, we didn't get an opportunity to take her ice skating before this has happened. but we'll take her one day. she'll be the next time we go. whenever we take the kids and the wife, we know she'll be there with us and we el enjoy it all the more. >> and 7-month-old cindy is one of the only children born here in oklahoma? >> yes, i was in the military, so i had several in california and one in washington. they were all here but they weren't born in oklahoma. >> and she just started krauing? >> she crawled for the first time on sunday. i actually had a joke being my only okie, you would crawl on suchbd. at least we had that last memory, i got to see her crawl before she was taken. >> and

karrina was a vibrant 4-year-old who wanted to figure skate some day.er sister sydney was a baby, just 7 months old. we'll talk with their father ahead tonight. no one died at briarwood elementary, where i'm pleased to say everyone made it through. as you'll see from this "360" exclusive video taken from a teacher, she hunkered down with her kids, it was the closest of close calls. i'm going to play the video for you. i will play two clips. the second one is all over and the damage is plain to see. the first is in complete darkness because that's the way it was for the kids and the teacher. but you can hear the sounds as the ef-5 tornado tore through. >> it's okay. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! i can't see anything! >> you're okay. it's almost over. it's almost over. it's almost over. it's almost over. >> that's what a 200 mile an hour tornado sounds like from about as close as you can get. they were hiding in the bathroom. this is what teachers and students experienced just seconds after the funnel cloud passed. take a look. >> calm down.

four year old karrina vargyas died at home alongside her seven month old sister.ach of these victims has a devastating story like shanon quick who died shielding her son. kenney and sharon tumblson lived near quick for years. their kids played together every day. >> if there was 30 kids, she had 40 popsicles in her freezer, to make sure every kid had one. i mean you can't even explain what kind of woman she was. i mean she just... she was more than a neighbor. >> reporter: not all of the victims have been laid to rest. but justice memorials say they will all be remembered. >> jeff: vanita, thank you. flooding is still a problem in san antonio, texas, after record rain swamped the region yesterday and new storms today threaten more trouble. gary cooper of our cbs affiliate has the story. >> reporter: today san antonio and the surrounding brace for a second day of flash floods. at least two people drowned and one teen went missing after yesterday's unexpected downpour. in roughly six hours ten inches fell. the second most intense downpour in the city's history. the