homeless hitchhikers and her ex-husband remarried once considered a suspect and said it took an undescribableir children. >> there were people in the neighborhood who would have not allowed their children to play with my children because of what they perceived i might be. that hurt me more than just about anything else. >> he says his ex-wife and children have expressed a desire to speak with each other once again but they're taking things slowly. >>> gruesome new evidence that the early settlers at jamestown were so desperate for food they resorted to cannibalism. scientists said they found the first evidence in the bones of a young girl in a trash pit last summer. evidence includes clumsy chopping to the body and head of the girl who appears to have already been dead at the time. >>> with summer approaching you'd think 234e town would have more than enough room for as many ice cream trucks as possible but it turns out the town of gloversville, new york, isn't big enough for snowcone joe and the new guy in town, mr. ding-a-ling. >> one of our officers actually witnessed one of the ice cream

it's undescribable. >> how are you feeling physically? >> i feel pretty lucky.etty lucky. >> the most disturbing picture to me, jake, this is a school and the school took a direct hit. >> i just heard some lady down the street she was screaming about the elementary school, i headd that way and i got there and it was pretty much gone. me and four other guys pulled out a teacher, she was on top of three kids. the kids were fine. we wheeled her out to an blans. >> we're two blocks away from the school reportly hit hard by the tornado. the homes are demolished. there is debris everywhere. chimneys cracked. houses ripped apart. the outside of the homes completely leveled. the neighborhood is not standing anymore. it's completely gone. >> waiting for dawn, hoping against hope for more survivors in moore, oklahoma. >> 2 1/2 hours until daybreak. we'll get a much clearer sense when the lights come out. >> thank you for joining us through the late evening and the early morning hours. i'm suzanne malveaux. our colleagues from early start are on the ground and they'll have

. >> to get hit by lightning, the feeling is -- it's pretty much undescribable because it happened so fast. you just feel the rush, the current travel through your body. i was worried that i would be paralyzed. >> barker, new york, for sam and his girlfriend, kim, october 3, 2008, began as an ordinary day. they were unphased by the darkening skies above. >> we get a lot of rain around here, so you really don't think much about the skies. >> we had some errands to do, so jumped into the truck and came back to get gas. this is the gas station we got it here. >> this is the station we were at. >> you want to go in there? >> pump three. >> pump number three it is. >> i left a little bit of me behind there at the pump. >> at the local k & k food mart, the store's surveillance camera captures what happens. that's sam dressed in hunting camouflage. >> paid for my gas, had a little conversation with the patrons inside. >> among them, amelia joy. it is just by luck that he's safe inside when an explosion rocks the gas station. >> while i was in the store, i went to the counter, to change my pu

it's undescribable. >> now, preliminary reports say the tornado was at least, at least an ef 4, winds topping out at 200 miles an hour. >> let's bring in rob mayetta. how much warning did people receive in this area and how many more tornados are expected the next 24 hours? >> looks like we have at least 10 to 15 minutes of warnings before the tornado arrives and this tornado, quite large. at least a mile wide. and very likely an ef4 or 5 in size. unfortunately due to the sheer size. the survive survive bability me needed to be in a shelter to ride out the tornado. anytime you start seeing cars and trailers thrown around like missiles or entire buildings levelled or only the foundation remain, now, you're talking about a 5. tornados don't get any stronger than that and only 3% in a given year ever get to that category, so it's unusual to see the amount of fatalities and casualtying we're seeing. now, notice how the chance of tornados will continue almost from chicago south to austin, texas. this line is going to continue moouing east, so the threat of more tornados, baseball sized hai

she's just bubbly and happy, just undescribable. that's how i describe her. >> rick met shayna in the spring of 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive for the past six months. that october he wants to document an exciting milestone for her. >> all right, shayna. what are you getting ready to do? >> my first aff. >> aff stands for accelerated free fall, and it's shayna's first time doing it on her own. in the plane, rick asks her if she's ready. >> ready to skydive? >> i'm ready. >> door! >> as seen from rick's helmet camera, the free fall is picture perfect. >> the dive went very well that day. we exit the plane. we were stable. we had a very good dive. >> shayna deploys her chute first, and rick is excited, everything looks great. >> whoo, good job, shayna! yeah, that's my girl. >> but soon, rick loses sight of her, and when he does find her in the air, there's trouble. >> when i saw her, she was under a solid white parachute, which i know is a reserve, they're solid in color. >> rick knows something is wrong. shayna has mad

once i saw the kids coming out and it was unreal, undescribeable. >> describe the injuries you saw when were there. >> saw a teacher, a desk going through her leg and a couple head injuries and things like that. >> looked like everything was walking okay okay. >> bumps and bruises, scrapes, a couple deep lacerations. >> your kids were some of those ones they said were trapped originally. >> yeah they had to dig him out from under some rubble. i'm just thank glfl that's terrifying? >> yes, very. to drive up to it is probably more terrifying and not know. >> what went through your head as soon as you saw him kind of walk out of that rubble? >> >> just tears of relief and joy. i mean thankful. >> can't imagine that again? >> no. >> and your house is okay? >> yeah. our house is fine. just happy both of my kids are okay. i'm thankful for that. >> shepard: little boy under her left arm there pulled from the rubble of that briar wood elementary school. he had been trapped, rescuers pulled him away and nary a scratch. one of the miracles of this day and there are many. hospitals now confirm the

it's undescribable. >> reporter: even in a safe shelter, he could feel the power of the funnel. >> a rumbling in the ground that just turns your stomach. >> reporter: but the most sickening feeling here is for the lost. 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

there it's undescribable. >> and how are you feeling physically? do you feel lucky? >> i feel pretty lucky, yeah. feel pretty lucky. >> this >>> this is a school and the school had took a direct hit. >> i just heard some lady down the street. she was screaming about the elementary school. i got there. it's pretty much gone. me and four other guys pulled a teacher out. she was on top of three kids. the kids were fine. we wheeled her out to the ambulance. >> we're about two blocks from the elementary school that was reportedly hit hard by the tornado. as far as my eyes can see, homes are demolished. debris everywhere. the outside of the homes completely leveled. the neighborhood is not standing anymore. it's completely

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. >> that day was, you know undescribable.m. >> all of the other friends of ours that got hurt, but we still got to focus on ourselves getting better first. just rehabbing and getting stronger so we can move on with our lives and then get -- we got to get fitted for our prosthetic. >> cnn's debra frar rick met with another survivor and has the latest on the criminal investigation. >> i am so blessed to be here one month. if you seen my legs a month ago. >> jar rad was near the finish line when the second bomb dit nated. >> i'm blesed to have my legs and my arms and my life. three of my friends lost their legs. >> four weeks ago brothers dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan tsarnaev launched their deadly strike. investigators are still piecing together the motives. tamerlan was finally laid to rest last week in virginia. dzhokhar is in a medical prison facility. two males are in jail after trying to destroy -- another friend is chashlged lying to investigatorers. russian officials had asked them to investigate tarm will land but they

>> it was undescribable. there are hugely talented young drivers in the field.d is just incredible. i put my face in the air. i wasn't really sure i got enough to win. and i radioed my team and i said it we get it and i just heard them screaming in my ear. and it was a very emotional moment. we all have worked extremely hard to try to get my first win and the team's first win. and no more better or special place to do it than indianapolis motor speedway about th. so a huge moment for us and the series. the finish has gone worldwide. even made to japan. so pretty incredible. >> so how do you celebrate? and remember this is a family program. >> unfortunately, i wasn't able to get out too long. i was working with the race team straight after the race. so 3:00 came and i was over there working coaching some drivers and there both friday night and saturday night. so it's been quite quiet. but tonight we got an invitation to head down to indianapolis for the indianapolis 500 banquet. so very excited to spend some time there. my girlfriend and my team other than will g

you know, it's -- it's undescribable. >> how are you feeling physically? do you feel lucky?l pretty lucky. >> this is the most disturbing picture to me, jake. where this is a school and the school took a direct hit. >> i just heard some lady down the street, screaming about the elementary school, so i headed that way, got there, and it's pretty much gone. me and four other guys pulled a teacher out, on top of three kids, the kids were fine. she was hurt pretty bad. put her on a door and put her on a jeep and wheeled out to the ambulances, so many cars around. >> two blocks away from the elementary school, reportedly hit hard by the tornado. as far as my eyes can see, the homes are demolished. there is debris everywhere. chimneys cracked, houses ripped apart. the outside of the homes completely leveled. the neighborhood is not standing anymore. it's completely gone. >> and there are several neighborhoods, neighborhood after neighborhood, simply not left standing today. driving through here, you get a sense of the devastation, but i want to leave you with one image of hope. wh