me to let the world know that they are alive and well. if i can, i just want to read off a few names. robin retslof. her family is in michigan. she wants them to know she is okay. dawn vickers and her entire family and their three dogs, all of them are okay. robert brock, he is okay. david seburg wants his mother in mobile, alabama, to know he is okay. and annette cofield and her 92-year-old mother, who is wheelchair bound, she s okay. i just spoke to them. looks like they re getting on an ambulance shortly and getting out of here, but there is a massive effort that is just starting to take root here to take care of the basic needs of people and those search and rescuers just starting to get through the neighborhoods to look for people. we have certainly heard that there are many people who that there are people who are missing here and there is a lot
trying to get through here. they have found a lot of people who survived the storm here. and if you would allow me, i just want to name a few people who are okay. they want their families to know they are okay. they re all gathered in an area we couldn t get a live shot out of earlier so we re here now, but i want to read their names off. robin retslof, her family is from kalamazoo, michigan. she s okay. don vickers and heron tire family are okay. robert brock, he s okay. david sea berg. he wants his mother in mobile, alabama to know he s okay. annette co-field, she and her mother are okay as well. but there is just the amount of need and the disaster that is unfolding here is immense. there are so many people hanging out in town here, waiting, hoping for a ride out of here at some point. emergency services only able to deal with those who are actually injured, actually sick right now, that they have to get out