Moore children head back to school
Days after a tornado ripped apart the town of Moore, Okla., students from the two devastated schools reunited for their final assembly that ends the school year. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports.
In deeply religious Oklahoma, prayer brings solace after tornado
MOORE, Oklahoma (Reuters) - In deeply religious Moore, Oklahoma, God and prayer are frequently mentioned as sources of strength for residents reeling from the fourth damaging tornado in 15 years. Full story
Canine comfort for tornado victims
Therapy dogs help healing begin for many who were affected by deadly Oklahoma tornado. KFOR's Galen Culver reports.
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Tour of Okla. school destroyed by twister
Digging through the debris for an up-close look at the school that was completely destroyed by the deadly tornado. KFOR's Ali Meyer reports.
NBC News Update: May 23rd, 2013
WAS THE BRUTAL LONDON HACKING PART OF A LARGER TERROR PLOT?; MORE SEVERE WEATHER IS EXPECTED IN OKLAHOMA AFTER THAT MONSTER TORNADO; PHOTOS SURFACE OF PRESIDENT OBAMA AT HIS PROM.
Oklahoma tornado recovery continues – as does politics of storm relief
MSNBC host Craig Melvin reports on day three of damage assessment in Oklahoma before Martin Bashir salute Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma) for his consistency – but not his position - on disaster funding.
Hillary Clinton, Beyonce among Forbes’ powerful women
The TODAY anchors chat about the topics making headlines, including Forbes magazine’s annual list of the 100 most powerful women, which this year includes Beyonce, Angelina Jolie, and Hillary Clinton.
Oklahoma Governor: ‘We’re proud of our spirit’
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to NBC’s Craig Melvin about the resiliency of the people of Oklahoma and updates on the Oklahoma recovery efforts.
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