hundreds of hospitals and right now we kind of just think that he s still out here somewhere, waiting to be found. reporter: will s family is urging people to search not just in joplin, but in areas even farther away. he could be anywhere between here and springfield, missouri. we re not talking half a mile or a mile, i mean, we re talking miles. that storm could have taken him miles. reporter: canine team have said called, some trained to find the living, others to find the ted. i think sarah s mom, i think she s having probably the toughest time, as any mama would have. you know, you don t want to think that your kids are gone, it s really tough. yeah. so, we just ask for prayers from everybody. absolutely everybody, and people that are following it on facebook, we really love you, and just pray. pray for everybody. that s what we want. it ll be okay. it s going to be okay. we ll find him, baby, we ll find
oh, we ve got lightning. we need to go back. let s turn around. oh, it s getting big, big, big. that s huge! for those who survived, the scars will always be them. nearly two dozen people, including three young men, took cover in a convenience store in a walk-in beer cooler. one turned on his camera as the tornado struck. the video is dark, but the sound tells a story. oh! [ wind blowing ] oh, my god! jesus, jesus! imagine pushing open the door after that incredible experience. elsewhere in joplin, one couple recorded the scene in their neighborhood moments after the tornado struck. destruction all around them, homes on fire. they called out for the young man s sister and her fiance. sarah! sarah! mike! of course, there s no end to the heartbreak, but no end to hope either. we met tracy pressler and her niece, sarah norton. they were looking for sarah s brother, will, who was driving home from his graduation with his dad and was sucked out of the sunroof w