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'Confirmed casualties' at Oklahoma school flattened by tornado, fire chief says

Posted a few minutes ago by Tracy Connor, Staff Writer, NBC News

There are "confirmed casualties" at a tornado-flattened elementary school where rescuers are searching the rubble for survivors while parents keep a heart-breaking vigil, officials said.Several children and staffers were pulled alive from the ruins of Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Okla., after the building took a direct hit Monday afternoon.A little girl was lifted out by rescuers, whil...

Preparing for bad news in Oklahoma

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Tornado devastation the worst Ive ever seen

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Emergency responders rush 'all hands' to tornado-stricken town

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Rescue workers face sea of destruction in Oklahoma

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An agonizing wait for those returning to Moore

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Survivor: We thought we were dead

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Family survives deadly tornado in underground shelter

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Tornado devastation the worst Ive ever seen

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Kids hugged walls of schools hallways to survive

Posted today at 8:22pm

Death toll rises after devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma

Posted today at 8:00pm

Man kills biggest Burmese python ever in Florida

Posted today at 7:43pm by Tracy Connor, Staff Writer, NBC News

Just call him Python Dundee.A Miami man pulled an 18-foot Burmese python out of roadside brush and wrestled with it for 10 minutes before cutting its head off with a knife.The 128-pound specimen turned out to be the biggest Burmese python ever captured in Florida, besting the previous record by more than a foot, wildlife officials said."I was pretty exhausted and I didn't want to get bit," Jason L...

Tornado chaser: Worst tornado Ive seen in my career

Posted today at 7:32pm

Oklahoma Congressman: In Moore, its very, very bad

Posted today at 7:21pm

Neighborhood assesses tornado damage

Posted today at 6:59pm

Children pulled from rubble at Oklahoma school flattened by tornado

Posted today at 6:43pm by Tracy Connor, Staff Writer, NBC News

Several children and teachers were pulled alive Monday from the ruins of an elementary school in Moore, Okla., but rescuers were searching for more kids as hysterical parents converged around the rubble.A little girl was lifted out of the debris by rescuers, while a small boy was carried to a triage area by a woman whose face was streaked with dirt and etched with worry.In another image captured b...

Look at that schoolthis is war-zone terrible

Posted today at 6:37pm

Roker: Tornado damage resembles Joplin, Mo.

Posted today at 6:37pm

Oklahoma tornado may be rated EF5 or higher

Posted today at 6:37pm

Debris tossed thousands of feet

Posted today at 6:32pm

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