recovery mission as of yet. reporter: there s always hope. yasmin, there s always hope. but as the hours progress and the hours become days that hope diminishes but never extinguished. there is hope. look. people know. people know that as time passes the odds get worse. but there s still a lot of hope here. jose, is there anything still standing there? reporter: here? very little. some structures. there s some structures, concrete structures. the church. the police station. an apartment block over there behind the debris that held. held. that s a it held because it s solid concrete and bricks. so they held but some don t have roofs. you know? it is so add. tornados almost like it s a
pounding, one resident told me he felt the room was shaking up and down, side to side. he said everything was flying up and down. moving side to side. we were just hoping that the structure would hold. the roof did not but it is that 360 pounding that even if it was for 50 secs just brought a lot of things down and the fact that there are people survived it is extraordinary. our prayers are that people unaccounted for alive. yeah. reporter: there s always hope. just devastating. jose diaz-balart. again, folks, jose will be life 10:00 hour here on msnbc. dasha burns in kentucky.
thank you. thank you. want to go to jenna adams from the mayfield city council. you have a call from how are you doing? how are you holding up? well, you know, like he was saying, excuse me, there s always hope. the sun is up and shining and we are going to make it. we are going to make it. we always do but for jenna, i think for us, for reporter that is come to cities after devastation we are saddened, devastated for the destruction in your town but for you this is personal. this is your home. your neighbor s homes. the friend s homes. how s that for you? you re exactly right. and you know, it is just very sad. it s very sad.
risk. bill, craig, brandon, thank you all for joining me on this. i appreciate it. we are staying on the story all hour long. communities holding out hope. we are going to talk to a survivor who live streamed as the tornado twisted through. the overnight report from the january 6 committee and an email from mark meadows saying the national guard would protect pro trump people. we ll be right back.