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things from the house? we found stuff blown all throughout the yard, old pictures from our childhood but lots of it was lost. we salvaged as much as we could. reporter: it s amazing how people come together and help one another in a situation like this. it s beautiful. definitely. this community is going to need a lot of healing. mayfield specifically but everywhere around here. we re thankful to know that true healing only comes through jesus christ, knowing our true problem is our sin, not just this tornado, but through jesus we can be healed, through his wounds and through that people can go into action meeting physical needs with the buildings, shfood and water and shelters. it will be good to see the churches and community gather around the gospel. reporter: i wish you the best, and i m so grad you re together and being embraced by church and friends. thank you so much. appreciate it. joining me now is the medical director of trauma at
out of my truck, i had a there was actually a backhoe already starting to clear the road out in front of me, and then behind a few blocks back, they had a bulldozer that was already pushing any of the debris power lines down, i know there was still a lot of concern in regards to the power lines being down, and if they were still live. but there was a lot of people that i mean, the volunteers were in every direction, i mean, you look around and they were out there with their flashlights, head lamps, whatever they could do to help this community. i also back at the candle factory near where the search and rescue team efforts van was, i believe there was probably roughly 100 to 150 volunteers there ready to go. you know, literally an hour after the event. you know, i mean, you ve seen a lot of storms. i think unless you have been to a place where there s a tornado or you have lived through a
tremendous comfort and tremendous pride in knowing that some of her son s final actions were making sure that people were safe that night. i want you to hear a portion of the conversation that we had as mrs. cope invited us into her home to learn a little bit more about her son, and also as she reaches out and sends her heart out to five other families here in illinois who lost their loved ones too. there s no pain worse than losing a child, and i hoped to be one of those people that would never experience that. there s plenty of people that have had to go through it, and i don t know that you can honestly you think you can understand, but now i know that you can t. i know i m not the first. i m not the last, but it s unbelievable. it s heart wrenching, it s devastating. reporter: there s certainly the story of the victims here that a lot of people are focusing on. the other thing is the huge
pattern. they re going, you know, house by house, although a lot of the houses just aren t standing. you know, back in, you know, katrina in new orleans, we saw a lot of people putting search and rescue teams, you know, putting x s on the doors, letting people know that it had been searched. there was no one inside or whatever they had found inside or whomever they found inside. here a lot of the structures do not have doors as the governor has pointed out a couple of times. there s just a lot of rubble. some of it is pushing rubble into corners. some is trying to clear out any personal items from the rubble around here. there s a pile over here, people have kind of put together some generators and equipment that they found in the rubble, and that they can use to kind of work on this whole area. but, i mean, this is going to require obviously some heavy equipment. they have had some smaller equipment here to just kind of try to clear out some areas, but there s a lot of work still to b