what happened? how can you describe what you lived through that night. hi, jose. this is actually a really bad experience. what i remember is wherever they move us to the area near to the bathroom, we just wait no more than five minutes and what i remember is when the building moved left, right, and boom. that s what i heard. and i had some coworkers next to me. he was my friend, kyanna, and my supervisor, that i hug her and the whole entire wall fell on top of us, make us unable to move. i was stuck there for two hours, unable to breathe. i thought i was going to die. it was horrible, horrible, yelling, help, help, help, help.
going to make it because of where i was, and i was so afraid that so when the search and rescue people came, they had already got everybody out. i was one of the last people in that particular area. and so i was just so afraid. i m like, they not going to be able to get me out. i m going to die on my birthday. what is that? and so the guy, it was either gary ornate. those are the two names i remember. he says we ll get you out of there, kyanna. i said, okay, can you just get this air conditioner off me? if you can get this air conditioner off, i can stay under here for hours because my legs i couldn t feel my legs. oh, my god. and the man told me, he said, kyanna, there s about five feet worth of debris on top of you. wow. how are your legs now? how are you feeling now? my legs are sore. i will be going to the doctor. i have some bruises from the air
a number worked at a candle factory in the city of mayfield, kentucky, where the 100 were on the clock inside the factory when the storm hit. one of the survivors spoke to my colleague, ali velshi earlier on msnbc. we were completely trapped underneath. where i was at, it was kind of like an angle. okay, like an angle. and i was kind of back here. and there was a lot of people out in this way. but we were all pinned up against each other. and where i was, my legs were like, i put my feet together, not quite sitting indian style, but it was a very awkward position. but in the middle i was pinned down by a water fountain. and so as people were trying to get us out, i was like can y all get this off me? and my supervisor, he was helping and trying to get he says, kyanna, there s an air conditioning unit there, we can t move it. and so how did you get out?
you know what, kyanna, though, you did, and it s your birthday and i think sometimes when things like this happen, you have to say there was a little bit of good luck sprinkled on you because reports are that at least one if not two of your colleagues may not have made it. they re still looking for some. so, i wish you nothing but the best. you re awfully brave to talk to us, and i hope whatever they re doing for you there at the e.r. you come out of there walking straight and tall and are healthy. best of luck. yes, ma am. kyanna, happy birthday. thank you so much. thank you. you re welcome. coming up ahead, the escalating legal troubles for former president donald trump. the reason why new york s attorney general wants to talk to him. ew york s attorney general wants to talk to him are you ready to meet the new class of subway s eat fresh refresh™?
unit. he says, man, there s about five feet worth of debris on top of you. i was extremely scared. so we started getting the debris from underneath me. since we couldn t do anything with the top, they started breaking up the drywall, but just moving everything. then with those people being gone, the rescue person was able to get in there, he helped me to shift my bottom. i was able to twit my butt to get my leg freeing, lift and pull. he took my chute shoe off, because that was going to be a problem. he was pushing underneath, pushing me up, and somebody else was pulling my arms, going like that. i m glad they were there to help you, kyanna.