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Gov. Fallin, along with FEMA administrator W. Craig Fugate, tour the Plaza Towers Elementary destruction.

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Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center and OU Medical Center treated many children and adults from the devestating May 20th tornado

Watch as our camera's fly over the trail of devastation left by Monday's EF-5 tornado.

Retiring Superintendent of Moore Public Schools, Susan Pierce gave a statement thanking the first responders and praising Moore Teachers and administrators on their quick response when the Tornado warning was issued.

Governor Mary Fallin addressed the media in joint press conference in Moore, OK Tuesday May 21, 2013. FEMA director W. Craig Fugate also gave details to those affected by the tornados, about how to apply for federal disaster assistance.

We spoke with Governor Fallin at Moore city hall following a joint press conference for the City of Moore, Oklahoma City and several agencies involved in rescue, recovery and aid.

Several nonprofits are collecting donations for tornado victims. Many indicated that financial donations are preferred over supplies.

A quick look at how Oklahoman's have reacted to the worst tornado in our history.

A family in south Oklahoma City survived the tornado in their hall closet.

Resident of the Heatherwood Addition in Moore talk about how his storm shelter saved his families and neighbors lives.

Fred Galarza talks about how he was rescued after the tornado went through his liquor store.

Captain Dexter Nelson spoke with Dave Morris about what he saw touring the devastation. He also gave details about the perimeter that law enforcement has established around the affected areas.

The sight of the damage can be difficult for adults to comprehend, let alone children. Hear from Oklahoma City County Health Department officials about how to help your children understand the situation.

NewsOK's Dave Morris has spoke with several victims of the May 20 tornadoes as well as Governor Mary Fallin and Law enforcement officials.

The Oklahoman's Carrie Coppernoll has talked to a number of families who were effected by the May 20th storm and she shares some of their stories.