picture. of course, steve harrigan is still getting the blowing wind. still standing out there on the beach. where is this? north top sail. it looks like things have gotten a little better. i don t know if you hear me. do you, steve? he doesn t because is he about to do a live report for another network. buff you can see just standing up there becomes something that s very difficult. and then i will tell you, this after you finally get through out there in all the wind and all the rain with the sand blowing, feeling like needles on you, then you bend your legs and just lie back into the wind. would you look at that? he is lying back. look at his hand out. just sort of balancing in the wind. it becomes very difficult to stand there and just get pounded hour after hour by these extreme strong winds, makes your muscles cramp and you get cold and all that water. but there is still stands all in an effort to let us know what it s like out there. here s the belief, things
people, according to an ngo. though government statistics put the figure significantly lower. i m sad, and i m angry, and i don t know. i m trying to look for some explanation for what it s going on, and it s getting worse every day. so i m going to miss monica a lot. reporter: in one of her last tweets, spear described herself as someone who likes to travel light, like a passing cloud, like running water, like blowing wind. words that now seem to describe a life that was cut too short. rafael is here to join us. such a sad, sad story. i mean, she was just visiting. she wanted her 5-year-old to see her home country, her native country. where is the little girl now? the little girl is still in venezuela, caracas. her grandparents went to venezuela to make funeral arrangements. and what they said before leaving, they re trying to bring her back, because now she has no
and some ways is bad. temperatures as i said are already below zero. the high today will be 30. it will be in the low 20s next several hours. cell phone coverage is very spotty. it is possible they are already out of batteries. they were last scene by a rancher sunday afternoon. they have a rough idea where they are but they are already expanding the search. they don t know if the family has camping gear, any food, any water. so that is problematic. blowing wind can reduce the core body temperature because of windchill. the danger is for hypothermia, not just for adults but very young children. that s a problem. digging a snow cave can help. that can insulate them. they don t know if they have sense to do that but at this point they re hoping that these people have the good sense to stay with the vehicle. martha: yeah indeed. we don t know what kind of outdoor survival skills they have. as you point out we have seen cases where people were able to survive in a snow cave huddled togethe
midnight tonight, of about an inch or more every hour. so, yeah, they re expected to get up to a foot or even more by the time all is said and done. but this is a pretty snow. look how pretty it is. and you don t have that blowing wind going on. so it s not uncomfortable to stand out here, zoraida. i m loving it. the glass half full. alison kosik. so she claims it s really pretty up there. it was a wretched, awful mess coming in to work today. i am talking the pits. i thought it was lovely. it was just plain bad. i want to know what other kinds of wretched awfulness the weather will bring today. jennifer delgado is live in how much more are we talking about here? you re right. we are going to see a lot more snow. i have to point out to you, though, alison is taking that storm a lot better than i did last week. seems like she s really enjoying that snow. and more of that is going to be coming down. look at this. as we head over to the radar right now, notice we are looking at
but those voices leave no doubt. 20 terrified strangers huddled inside a store s industrial-sized refrigerator. outside a tornado is ripping apart joplin, missouri. and take a listen again we re good. we re good. we re good. [ screams ] [ wind sounds ] jesus. je jesus, jesus. i love everyone. i love everyone, man. i love you. jesus, jesus, jesus. heavenly father. this is joplin this morning. after daylight revealed the devastation, the tornado cut through the center of town killing at least 89 people, taking out homes, businesses, a hospital, a high school. jaime green is a photographer for a kansas newspaper. just listen. we huddled down. was my friend and i and her 6-year-old daughter. we huddled down over her daughter up against a wall, against an office building. our only other option would have been to throw a bench through the glass window which we actually thought of but we didn t we decided not to. it is unbelievable. authorities in joplin expect to