people all my life. and they're helpless. i don't know what to do for them. >> every time i look around here -- i grew up here, and it's horrible. >> reporter: volunteers offering assistance for victims in places like the mayfield fairgrounds. barbara anderson's sister lost her house. >> i have seven people staying in my house. no power, no water. we're living in two rooms. >> reporter: mike goude has run an excavation building in mayfield 40 years. his teams are scrambling to clear fallen trees from red duck creek, a key drainage ditch. officials fear if the creek is not cleared soon, towns will flood from rain storms coming. >> there's buildings not stable, of course, i'm sure you've seen. >> reporter: survivors still returning to their neighborhoods, vowing to rebuild. >> this right here is just a lesson for us that, you know, we're not here to live forever. >> reporter: on this street in bowling green, 11 people died, including five members of one
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