that's what we do best. >> reporter: in an area that needs warning, the chasers are doing what they can to save lives. ginger zee, abc news, moore, oklahoma. >> so at this point when you say they need a warning, the warnings didn't come fast enough. there are sirens and people tried to head to the right places. >> 16 minutes. >> 16 minutes is not enough to get anywhere when you look at the devastation. the question now is what happens next? next a lot of resources headed into moore, oklahoma. we have texas task force one being deployed. that's an 84-member team, 71st responders, search and rescue, canines, search and rescue, canines, physicians, paramedics, all heading into the heart to find as many as they can. and help people who have been found. a lot we have seen and heard them are kind of walking around with no sense of direction. they have no idea what hit them. >> everything's gone. >> what do you do? where do you go? federal disaster aid kicked off thanks to president obama and