i need a car. and just don t have no transportation, nowhere to live, and that s the biggest problem i m going through right now. other than that i guess it s it s just hard right now. it s just hard. well, charles sherill, thank you for giving us an update and we wish you the best. and for more information for all of our viewers who want to help, there s lots of great organizations to help those folks in kentucky like charles. just go to cnn.com forward slash impact. charles, thank you so much. yes, ma am. and we ll be sure to keep in touch with charles and return to kentucky for an updated story in the months to come. worldwide not just in the united states, coronavirus cases are sharply rising, and that has more countries canceling holiday traditions to try and slow the spread. cnn has correspondence around the globe, and we ll check in with them.
into the tub, almost drowned, couldn t get out. reporter: then what happened? it just stopped? i got out of there. water up to here, and i couldn t see because it was so dark. had reporter: gosh. grabbed some shoes and stuff. charles sherill, it s just incredible speaking to some of these residents who barely survived the tornado, who lost their homes, and still today they are able to be so pulled together. he doesn t know what the future holds for him. he and his family, they re staying at a motel. you know, he needs important things like medicine. we walked up to him, and he at m first asked if we were fema. so many people here are desperate for help, and there are federal, state, local resources pouring in to help people like charles sherill and his family. now check out this story, a decades old family photo from a