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Wreckage in Oklahoma after Tornado Emergency crews and volunteers are still searching mountains of rubble in Moore, Oklahoma, where other victims may have been trapped by yesterday's monster tornado. We get an update from Bloomberg News reporter Darrell Preston, who just arrived there from Texas, and from Bryan Painter, staff writer and weather blogger for The Oklahoman .
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