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Couple and their child seek shelter from deadly tornado, in their bathroom
One family tells their story of surviving the tornado by staying in their bathroom.
Rachael Neff and finance Zac Bronson woke up to tornado sirens, decided to huddle in their bathroom, when the storm died down, they realized the bathroom was the only room left of their house. Ali Velshi gets their dramatic story.
Indy 500 celebrates it's 100th anniversary
After a tough qualifying round, drivers Helio Castroneves, Dario Franchitti and Danica Patrick look forward to this year's Indy 500 and discuss what it would mean to them to win this race.
They talk strategy, sportsmanship and the history of the Indy 500 in their sit-down with CNN's American Morning.
iReporter describes aftermath of deadly tornado
CNN iReporter Bethany Scutti talks about devastation following the tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri on Sunday night. Scutti was one of the first people to take pictures of the aftermath which she describes as a war zone.
She iReports from one of the worst hit areas, St. John's Hospital, which had to evacuate all of its patients Sunday night.
Susan Molinari breaks down the GOP 2012 field
With Daniels, Trump and Huckabee officially out of the race, the GOP is trying to find a candidate to support for 2012.
American Morning sat down with former Congresswoman Susan Molinari to break down the GOP field.
23 year-old takes refuge in cooler to brave Joplin tornado
23 year-old Isaac Duncan, a Missouri resident, took refuge in a cooler to brave the storm. Duncan documented his experience on camera.
Missouri Governor calls on the National Guard
After the devastating tornado hit Joplin on Sunday, Governor Jay Nixon of Missouri talks about how he is responding to the damage. The F4 tornado destroyed numerous homes and caused many fatalities. The state is asking for help to restore the area.
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