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Crews in North Anson battled a fire in the bitter cold late Thursday night.
They were called to a shed fire on Madison Street, around a 11 p.m.
Firefighters from Madison were initially called out, too, but turned back when North Anson crews quickly got it under control.
The Madison fire chief says there was concern the fire might spread to nearby buildings, but it didn't.
The Fire Marshal's office has been called to figure out what started it.
A police spokesman misspoke when he said there were 1,200 homes damaged or destroyed by Monday's storm
Warning of the danger of keeping America on a "perpetual wartime footing," President Obama called for an end to the war on terror; and, With a tornado and a baby on the way, doctors and nurses at the Moore Medical Center really had to deliver.
Moore, Oklahoma resident Barbara Garcia lost everything in this week's devastating tornado. But amid the rubble, Barbara -- and a CBS News crew -- found and rescued her beloved Bowser. "CBS This Morning" caught up with the duo several days later. Anna Werner reports.
With a tornado and a baby on the way, doctors and nurses at the Moore Medical Center really had to deliver. Shayla Taylor survived, and her son was born at a hospital a few miles away. Elaine Quijano reports.
Shayla Taylor was in labor at the Moore Medical Center when the deadly tornado hit
