it like to have the president of the united states walking through there yesterday? reporter: i mean, i think president just saw how extensive this damage is. it s really hard to encapsulate through the tv screen here. once you see it in person, especially from that aerial view, it s just overwhelming. the community is definitely feeling the pain of the loss of life, that death toll now 115, and those who survived watching their whole life savings, their belongings just get completely ruined, just watch it. the piles you can see behind me in the road. we see that for mile after mile, house after house, all of their belongings just stacked outside, waterlogged, moldy, muddy. we saw a muddy bible on a dresser, a child s stuffed animal sitting on a car covered in mud. people are really heartbroken, especially in this neighborhood, really struggling to find out how to find help, all of these cars flooded. no transportation to be able to get to a shelter, somewhere
we can tell about where the water came up because look at this shelf, it looks like nothing ever happened everything else, mud what you have to understand is our customers were our family the people who worked in the store was our family we know each other we know each other s pain reporter: neighbor natasha york lost everything i have no belongings i have no home i have nothing reporter: one week after this horrific natural disaster began, residents still lining up for basic supplies neighbors helping each other pick up the muddy, shattered pieces all we can do now is start to rebuild and get back what we lost reporter: but many lost something you can t replace. among the 37 killed, gabriel hensley. his wife says the 30-year-old wa heading home from the overnight shift when the floods swept away the father of five other families are still looking for closure.
the people that work here are our family. we know each other. we know each other s pains. reporter: this neighbor, natosha, lost everything. i have no belongings. i have no home. i have nothing. reporter: one week after this horrific natural disaster began, residents are still lining up for basic supplies. neighbors are helping each other pickup the muddy, shattered pieces. all we can do is rebuild and get back what we lost. reporter: many law something they can replace. among the 37 killed, gabriel, his wife said the 30-year-old was heading home from the overnight shift when the flood swept with the father of five. other families are still looking for closure. he is my everything. reporter: tracy has not heard from her dad since the flood reduces house to concrete blocks. she s waiting to see if her dna
really bad. you know, if biden the mark of a good muddy is you know it is a good movie of the first 10 minutes. the biden presidency you sit down in 10 minutes, oh, my god, this is not what we expected. you can leave the movie but unfortunately can t leave this movie. you are stuck here but the more the dems tonight biden, the more he should get four more years. [laughter] you know what, that is what the dems do with republicans. they sees the most vulnerable candidates and try to dig them up or whatever you call it an egg them on. they should want to run against biden. but the discontent, the discontent is getting louder because january 6th. it ended up accidentally exonerating trump. no criminality to move the goalpost into the parking lot. no, he took too long. why is it that he seems more electable now? is it because the public saw it
something about the match that does not suit him. nick has unbelievable talent and was the most feared player out there because of his huge serve. the weapons that he has in any court. and his unpredictability and he loves to prod and poke and get under the skin and get into the head of his opponent and he has never beaten him say what we don t know is how is kyrgios going to handle such an enormous occasion going out to centre court for his first grand slam final. he s even surprised himself getting to the stage. but, you know, he has a sort of mental edge in the two previous match ups but i thought he was clever in his interview at the end of the semifinal and he made sure that the crowd knew that and what he was really doing was piling the pressure onto kyrgios and making sure that he knew that, actually, and the pressure is on your shoulders because i ve never beaten you. identity is a bad a muddy wanted the crowd to know that. fight