of screen and after photos showing the spread of destruction in the town of rolling fork, mississippi. amazing stories of blessings and sur survivals here. i had my back against that door trying to hold it. we made it to the tub just in time. that s how we got in the tub and it was right on top of us. this is devastating. i have so many family members, friends, memories that have been destroyed. harris: charles watson is live in amory, mississippi near the alabama border. charles. yeah, harris, we ve been in amory for a few days now. folks here are picking up the pieces with dignity and strength. they certainly have a big mess ahead of them. take a look at this neighborhood. this is some of it, right? you can see this car windshield
tornados. the government is going to cover 100% of the cost 100% of the cost for the first 30 days for all the emergency work reporter: in hard hit mayfield, the national guard is on the ground cleaning up and buckling down for a massive recovery effort now underway. the cost of the damage here staggering. i wouldn t be surprised if we see a number upwards in the hundreds of millions, if not a billion dollars. reporter: the sheer power of tornados can often be tough to comprehend but these twisters were especially remarkable some of this debris was blown 130 miles away people on social media now reuniting owners with family belongings this treasured family photo from kentucky was just found on a car windshield in indiana. in hours it was all gone reporter: but for people like luis carta, the losses are crushing on this street he lost three small businesses, a car dealership, a detail shop and a soccer training facility for children seen here before and after the storm. he h
belief. when you look around here, it s almost beyond belief. reporter: victims of last week s historic tornadoes. the government is going to cover 100% of the cost for the first 30 days for all the emergency work. reporter: in hard-hit mayfield, the national guard is on the ground cleaning up and buckling down for a massive recovery effort now under way, the cost of the damage here staggering. i wouldn t be surprised if we see a number upwards of $100 million if not a billion dollars. reporter: these twisters were especially remarkable. some of this debris was blown 130 miles away. people on social media reuniting owners with personal belongings. this treasured family photo from kentucky was found on a car windshield in indiana. the losses are crushing. on this street were lost three
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