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This town, at least on the outside externally, you don't see much structural damage. one of the worst examples is what you see behind me, that is a house that caught on fire and neighbors tell us it was the moment after the earthquake hit. they looked outside and they could see that the house was on fire. it went up in flames very quickly. the fire crews arrived and within about 10 minutes were able to put it out before it spread to other homes. so there were a couple structure fires in the area and a few other mobile homes that had structural damage. but the one thing that you can't see drivi...

We're glad you're with us today. you are are -- tell us what is goingnon the town today. >> we have a lot of cleanup going on, a lot of resources provided from our regional friends and one shout out we want to give is to the city of op lin. they've been really helpful in not only helping us ahead of the time and the region in preparing us for a future disaster but as the storm actually came through they were one of the first to give us a call and offer help with emergency spoonsd also building inspectors and police officers and they've just been a real friend and neighbor to us. jenna: on the ...

Our lives. oh. >> reporter: for her 24-year-old daughter jamie, it was too much. >> it's hard to watch it. i mean this is everything we own. everything. >> reporter: even as a reporter that is extremely difficult to watch as everything somebody has is just hauled away for the dump. we should point out it's the first saturday after the disaster. that means volunteers are being organized. they are expected to be out in full force. they been out but because it's a saturday and people aren't working they are expected to get out there in very large numbers. thousands of people spanning out into the...

Released but 172 who remain there in guantanamo today are still considered a very high risk. >> all right. jim miklaszewski with the headlines this morning. thank you. cleanups under way in missouri after the most powerful tornado in 44 years hit st. louis' lambert airport hard. security video shows a terminal turned into a wind tunnel. remarkably, no one was killed. nbc's john lang is there. amazing to see those pictures. how are people cleaning up today? >> reporter: it is amazing, savannah. there is a cleanup going on. you can see the plywood covering the shadows here. nearly half the ter...