needed this to happen to you because you re part of the family. we re going doing everything as a family and use the global resources that we have to really try to pull everything together and do the best that we can. and then earlier cnn s brirn gingras spoke with one young woman who works at that candle factory. her boyfriend s father robert daniel did live there and lost his life during the devastating storms. she told bryn she can t begin to imagine what that moment was like, listen. we put our canles first and it s not okay. now people can t take food to their table. what are they going to do? who about the people that are still down there? their kids are wondering what s still going oifnl can t imagine what these people are going through and even though i was
we re told that those two women are some of the ten people that were killed here in this county by the storm damage, so a great deal of sadness as people are mourning the loss of these beloved neighbors. that s what people here, pamela, are dealing with so much and so intensely today as search-and-rescue operations continue. pamela. they sure do here in mayfield. i know they are still there at the candle factory doing the hard work. many of them have been up for days. they have worked a full shift since the tornado and have not stopped. paolo sandoval and brirn gingras, thank you so much. fredericka, i ve been going around this up to and talking to people. it s amazing to see how many volunteers there are handing out water. i spoke to one family who said that they actually went to church this morning in a sanctuary that somehow was unscathed by the tornado. that s right here in the town square and as you can imagine that sort of fellowship getting