decimated. they had to go through it and look through piles of cars where rooms used to be, where operating rooms used to be, that is a look at the situation on the ground here in moore, oklahoma. yes, they've dealt with this before. and in 1999 they had a devastating tornado come through. in 2003, they had them. they had them routinely, sometimes severely. this community is set up to be a target each and every time. the tornadoes take similar paths, many of the homes don't have shelters, many homes zroen basements, so there is no safe area new york guarantee you make it through. so every time it's a roll of the dice. and every time they come back, they try to recover. that's what's going on now. not even 24 hours into this. we know there are a lot of missing, unconfirmed loss of life numbers that we're getting. we're trying to give you the information as soon as we get it and know that it's right. what we're experiencing firsthand is the resilience of people here in oklahoma to make it through, helping each other,