kyle reynolds assistant principal at woodward high school says that it is meted out of the prom safelyut when they drove home, this is what they found. >> how many veterans did you have here? >> you are looking at the master bedroom. this first section of wall is lying on our debt. >> his home was total. >> that is someone else's offense. that is not for my house. that is someone else's house. >> and yet he is a happy man. his daughter rode out the storm in a safe room built for such occasions. >> it only lasted a few seconds. >> a few seconds to do this? >> yes, i cannot believe it. >> others were not as lucky, the five killed included three children that parents suspect. that is trailer park. at least 29 or injured. by far the most tornadoes were in kansas. sirens sounded in which it saw as rain and wind lashed downtown. a trailer park there was obliterated. houses were left on that had a uninhabitable. in light of this town north of here and have repeatedly doubling back on oklahoma, kansas, and nebraska, rendering the the sirens call almost meaningless. this used to be a crowded st

kyle reynolds lost the dream house he built for his family five years ago. >> where do go from here? >> i do not know. we spent all of yesterday just trying to get what we could out of the house. >> the massive storm system did not just hit oklahoma. it produced dozens of tornadoes from minnesota to kansas. warning sirens sounded in digi- tas and the students from trinity academy award sending their prom, down into a shelter. >> i'm very scared. tornadoes are my biggest fear. >> the students spent two hours underground losing part of their prom night. but others in the city lost much more. >> the base of my trailer and half a my wall is somewhere else. >> despite the damage the only fatalities from the storm were in oklahoma. in woodward oklahoma, cbs 5. >> a national weather service official says that one month's worth of tornadoes were spotted in kansas just this weekend. >> the suspect in the mass killing in norway pled not guilty saying that he was acting in self-defense. on the first day of his trial, he admitted to murdering 77 people last july. he briefly flashed a salute befo

. >> kyle reynolds lost the dream house he built for his family five years ago. >> where do you go from here click. >> we spent all of yesterday trying to get what we could out of the house. >> the massive storm system didn't just hit oklahoma. it produced dozens of tornadoes from minnesota to kansas. a warning sirens sounded in wichita sending students from trinity academy who were attending the prom down into a shelter. >> i'm really scared. tornadoes are my biggest fear of all time. >> the students spent two hours underground losing part of their prom night, but others in the cities lost much more. >> half of my wall is somewhere else. >> despite the damage, the only fatalities were in oklahoma. wjz, eyewitness news. >> for more on the powerful storms that rocked the midwest this weekend we go to marty bass in the outback. >> hello, everyone. let's relate this to our own neighborhoods to our slice of the mid-atlantic. this is a very hot and warm afternoon. there is a cold front moving our way tomorrow, and you get a cold front sharing and unstable air like this and the cause and affe

kyle reynolds lost the dream house he built for his family five years ago. where do you go if here? >> well, i don't know. we spent all of yesterday just trying to get what we could out of the house and salvage what we could. >> two tornadoes. >> reporter: the massive storm system didn't just hit oklahoma. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: it produced dozens of tornadoes from minnesota to kansas. warning sirens sounded in wichita, sending students from trinity academy who were attending their prom down into a shelter. >> i'm really scared. >> reporter: the students spent two hours underground losing part of their prom night. but others in the city lost much more. >> the base of my trailer and half of my wall is somewhere else. >> reporter: despite the damage, the only fatalities from the storm were in oklahoma. manuel gallegus, cbs news, woodward, oklahoma. >>> the national weather service official says a month's worth of tornadoes were spotted just in kansas this weekend. >>> today the house oversight committee will talk about what happened in las vegas. during the general

kyle reynolds, assistant principal at woodward high school said the kids made it out of the prom safely but when he drove home, this is what he found. how many bedrooms did you have here? >> you're looking at the master bedroom, this first section of wall is lying on our bed. >> reporter: his home was totaled. >> that's somebody else's fence right there. >> reporter: this your gutter? >> that's not from my house. >> reporter: that's not. >> no, that is from somebody else's house. that's the wrong color. >> reporter: and yet he's a happy man. his daughter jessica road out the storm in a safe room built just for such occasions. >> it only lasted a few seconds. >> reporter: a few seconds to do this. >> yeah. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: others were not nearly as lucky. the five killed included three children whom police suspect perished at this trailer park. at least 29 were injured. by far the most tornadoes were in kansas. sirens sounded in wichita as rain and wind lashed downtown. a trailer park there was obliterated. houses were left uninhabitable. the storm system was huge it w

. >> reporter: he lost his family home, but woodward oklahoma resident kyle reynolds considers himself lucky. >> this was our dream house. >> reporter: reynolds' daughter was the only person in the house when a fast-moving tornado moved through the neighborhood. she survived, barely making it to the shelter in time. >> just the second that she clicked that third lock on the safe room door is when it hit. >> reporter: federal and state officials surveyed the damage on the ground. as crews worked on power lines. residents spent the day cleaning up debris. and rummaging through the wreckage. michelle is searching for documents in a field of jagged rubble. all that's feel is a row of rubbage. >> i have -- homes and lives you can't replace. >> reporter: residents say the tornadoes moved very fast. and there were no lights or sirens. lightning apparently took out the town's warning system. >> reporter: officials say residents across the plains in midwest did pay attention to the early weather warnings. they believe the 24-hour advanced notice saved lives. in wichita, kansas, school officials

but woodward resident, kyle reynolds considers himself lucky. >> this was our dream house. >> reporterthe house when a fast- moving tornado moved through the neighborhood. she survived, barely making it to the shelter in time. >> just the second that she clicked that third lock on the safe room door is when it hit. >> reporter: federal and state officials surveyed the damage on the ground. as crews worked on power lines. residents spent the day, cleaning up debris. and rummaging through the wreckage. michelle is searching for documents in a field of jagged rubble. all that's left of a row of small businesses. >> i still have a place to sleep. ours was just a business. you know? the homes and the lives you can't replace. >> reporter: residents all say the tornado moved very fast. and there were no sirens. lightning apparently took out the town's warning system as the storm hit. >> reporter: two tornadoes. >> reporter: officials at the national weather service say residents across the plains and midwest, did pay attention to the early-weather warnings. they believe the 24-hour advanced n

but woodward, oklahoma resident, kyle reynolds, considers himself lucky. >> this was our dream house. >> reporter: reynolds' daughter was the only person in the house when a fast-moving tornado tore through the neighborhood. she survived, barely making it to the shelter inside. >> just the second that she clicked that third lock on the safe room door is when it hit. >> reporter: federal and state officials surveyed the damage on the ground. as crews worked on power lines. residents spent the day, cleaning up debris. and rummaging through the wreckage. michelle is searching for documents in a field of jagged rubble, all that's left of a row of small businesses. >> i still have a place to sleep. ours was just a business, you know? the home and the lives you can't replace. >> reporter: residents all say the tornado moved very fast. and there were no sirens. lightning apparently took out the town's warning system as the storm hit. >> two tornadoes. >> reporter: officials at the national weather service say residents across the plains and midwest, did pay attention to the early weather war

he lost his family home, but woodward, oklahoma resident kyle reynolds considers himself lucky. >> this dream house. >> reporter: reynolds' daughter was the only person in the house when a fast moving tornado tore through the neighborhood. she survived barely making it to the shelter in time. >> just the second that she clicked that third lock on the safe room door is when it hit. >> reporter: federal and state officials surveyed the damage on the ground. as crews worked on power lines. residents spent the day cleaning up debris and rummaging through the wreckage. rochelle papandick is searching for documents in a field of jagged rubble, all that's left of a row of small businesses. >> i still have a place to sleep. ours was just a business. the homes and lives you can't replace. >> reporter: residents all say the tornado moved very fast and there were no sirens. lightning apparently took out the town's warning system as the storm hit. >> two tornadoes. >> reporter: officials at the national weather service say residents across the plains and midwest did pay attention to the early weath

kyle reynolds lived in one of them. how many bedrooms did you have here?> you're looking at the master bedroom, this first section of wall is lying in our bed. most of the kitchen is in the dining room now. >> reporter: he was at the high school overseeing prom night when the storm hit. his 19-year-old daughter jessica was back from college, though. she rode it out in the basement safe room of their home. >> i couldn't believe how much damage in just, like i said like five seconds. >> reporter: the siren in woodward was disabled by the storm and some people were not awakened in time to take cover. on sunday, oklahoma governor mary fowler declared a state of emergency. >> everything is okay? >> yes. >> reporter: in iowa in the small town of thurmond, a twister wiped it off the map. in kansas, most of the tornadoes touched down, governor sam brownback surveyed the damage. >> we have 40% of the state of kansas in a warning at some point in time and i'm just -- i'm maamazed what didn't happen really with that size system. >> reporter: the storm sit up the nigh

reynolds is back in the lineup. he'll be the orioles designated hitter. orioles will be taking their swing at toronto blue jays. kylento town. having a good start to his season so far. orioles are going with right- hander. orioles and jays, both part of a four-way tie for first place in the american league east. now, being in first place early this season, gives orioles fans a good reason to feel good. and they need hope after 14 straight losing seasons. now, hamill has a good perspective on this. he was a member of the tampa bay rays, during their run of 10 straight losing seasons. he experienced the rays araising rise. hamill tells me that he believes, based on what he experienced with tampa tampa bay, he can see the same thing happening here in baltimore. >> a lot of similarities. a lot. you can be down in the dumps. and you can only go up from there. i'm obviously speaking from insurance. -- experience. but there's too much talent here to not be successful. we've got a lot of good guys on the field and off the field. you know, i think we mesh together really well. they've welcomed me with open arms. and it's mad