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Recorded more than 1,000 aftershocks in and around anchorage. our correspondent stephanie elam is in mirror lake, alaska. stephanie, how are alaskans holding up with all these aftershocks, and when can we expect them to end? >> reporter: yeah, some of those aftershocks are notable too, wolf. as you can see, they're making great progress on getting the roadways back open here, even though when you look at a lot of what alaskans are dealing with, it's inside their homes. road after road -- >> major damage right at that area. >> reporter: torn apart. alaska battered by a 7.0 earthquake. the shaki...

Higher. >> i didn't want to go to sleep last night. afraid it would happen again. >> reporter: diane and bill coleman still on edge after reading out the quake in their home of 47 years. >> it was a very loud sound. >> reporter: even with possessions crashing down around them, they never heard a sound over the roar of the quake. like so many, they search for memories that survived. >> we have to put some lights up and it makes it easier to work. otherwise you cry. >> reporter: still negligent nothing lost here outweighs what really matters. that was quite something we survived. it is quite ama...

Alaska battered by a 7.0 earthquake. the shaking the worst here since 1964. nick coleman is checking on his vacationing neighbor's place. for the first time since the quake hit, what he finds is a home wrecked by mother nature. upstairs, cabinets knocked to the floor. heavy dressers piled in the bedroom. a bathroom full of glass. >> it's pretty devastation, especially it seems the higher up you go in the building. >> reporter: from anchorage to wasilla and the home of sarah palin. residents reeling from loss but thankful that does not include lives. shocking they say because of scenes like thi...

Aftershocks so far. around 20 of those at magnitude 4 or higher. >> i didn't want to go to sleep last night, afraid it was going to happen again. >> reporter: diane and bill coleman, like so many here, still on edge after riding out the quake in their eagle river home of 47 years. >> it was just a tremendous loud sound. >> reporter: even with their possessions crashing down around them, they never heard a sound over the roar of the quake. now, like so many, they repair what they can and search for memories that survived. >> we had to put some lights up to make it a little brighter and cheerier...

With the nfl but made clear in his interview he's unsure if that will ever happen. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. up next, more than a thousand aftershocks just days after a massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake people brace for more tremors. this deal won't last long. so get your free samsung tv at t-mobile store today. woooo!! pop pop pop!! what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14.