be a complicated process. yeah. i mean, people that speak spanish, it would be so helpful now. i have to tell you about a mile and a half from where you are on monday, i met this wonderful family that lost their house that was to them the roots of what they are, and they ve lost it all. they don t know where to turn or who to speak to, and certainly, there could be some language aapproximate nation that would be beneficial. holly, thank you for being with me and what you re doing. yes. thank you for having us and helping us share the story of what s happening here on the ground. thanks. if you want to donate to the red cross, you can do so by visiting redcross.org. or text red cross to 90999. [ speaking spanish ] . for those of you speaking spanish and watching and can
place to stay meals, comfort, emotional support, which is so important. when everybody is so stressed out with the repeated ravages of severe weather. every now and then the rain has been coming in. you can see a lot of folks, even though it s just drizzling. you can see they were getting more tense because of what they lived through. talk to me about more flooding and rain concerns in the future. how can people prepare? we have a great way to prepare by visiting redcross.org and look for flood safety information, flood preparedness information and what to do when grow back to your home after the flood. great tips great information. please visit www.redcross.org. you have texas and oklahoma dealing with this. there s also tornadoes, so many things mother nature can bring
around the country that would like to help in some way at this point? this is such a major disaster and so much devastation, and the red cross will be there for these people in the oklahoma communities for quite some time, so this will be a very expensive response and we would love to encourage people to make a donation to support the red cross response. you can do that by visiting redcross.org, dial 1-800-red cross, or text to make a donation. thank you for what you do. thank you for joining us tonight. thank you for having us on. coming up, more on the deadly tornado and aftermath, including a live report from moore, oklahoma.