COOPER: When you see the kind of wreckage that's around for block after block after block, you wonder how anybody can live through it. This used to be a bowling alley. Obviously, it was empty during the time. You can see the bowling balls all around the terminals where people would use to get the scores and play games. One woman actually found her dog while she was being interviewed live on television. It was a great moment that was captured. Take a look.</s>BARBARA GARCIA, TORNADO SURVIVOR: I was holding my dog. I was sitting on the stool holding my dog. This was the game plan all through the years to go in that little bathroom. And the electric never went off because the electric went off in the bathroom about the same time I felt the stool come up out of the floor. And I've rolled around a little bit and when it stopped I was right there. The cooker is what I saw.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You were lying there in the rubble.</s>GARCIA: I never lost consciousness and I hollered for my little dog and he didn't answer or didn't come so I know he is in here somewhere.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The dog, the dog. Hi, puppy.</s>GARCIA: Bless your little bitty heart. Help me. Come on. I thought God just answered one prayer to let me be OK. He answered both of them because this was my second prayer.</s>COOPER: Her prayer was answered, an amazing moment. The rain is coming down pretty hard here for the last hour or so. Severe weather threatening other major cities right now. We'll bring you an update next.
Survivor Finds Dog In Rubble