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It is not just a high-class problem by any means. >> bill: if you are producing a good, service or anything you are paying 10% higher than you were a year ago. that sticks for a long tie. >> dana: any wage gains are not keeping up with that. that's why you see the president's numbers the way they are. the fed meeting tomorrow in which hopefully they will try to start to take some action and communicate it carefully so the markets can handle it well. also turning back to that deadly tornado outbreak over the weekend the search for survivors continues this morning in hard hit kentucky where offi...

Gone. she's somehow found the strength to share their story. i'll speak to her in just a moment. joining me now, though, from mayfield, kentucky, is nbc news correspondent kathy park. kathy, every time i look at the screen and see the devastation around you, my breath is taken away, and that's me looking from afar. what is it like to be there? >> reporter: katy, no matter where you look, you see destruction and devastation practically everywhere. we're in the heart of mayfield right now. this is the business district and there are barely any structures left standing. in fact what you're lookin...

A family photograph that was picked up by the storm in dawson springs, kentucky was carried 30 miles by the wind. people have collected clothes and possessions that have been scattered. families were left to inspect the cinder blocks where their houses once stood. the cherry lights of christmas team have been replaced by distribute destruction. kentucky has been devastated. but we have not been defeated. kentuckians are resilient people, we will stay strong and united through the crisis. i'm incredibly grateful to the first responders that have been on the ground since is outset, the kentucky ...

>> well, garrett, no matter which direction you turn, you see devastation and destruction practically everywhere. we are in the downtown area of mayfield. i was told this is a business district, and there are barely any structures left standing. in fact, i'm standing in the middle of what used to be a drug and alcohol intervention facility. you might notice here some folks behind me. one of the business owners, she's out here now combing through the rubble and the debris to see if she can salvage any anything. i was told that a lot of her clients were here on friday night, they were actually h...

The cinder blocks have been tossed about. now let's look at this neighborhood. this is the backside of armond estates. right now the only way you can get into it, look over here. the only way you can get into it is a high water vehicle like this sheriff's deputy truck right there. they are going in. they have been looking for people. i'm told that everyone who needed to get out of our armond estates in st. charles parish has been able to get out. >> you saw what the wind did, and then the rain bringing all of that water. daniel served as the deputy fema administrator from 2017 to early to 2020...