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>> it's like forensic digging. >> reporter: crews comb through twisted piles of debris and thick mud. >> it's just mud, trees. underneath there there may be a house. some look like they've been put in a blender and dropped on the ground. >> reporter: officials say that terrain has made it difficult to dig the victims out, even when they find the bodies. >> things kind of get somber out there. it gets really quiet for a few minutes. you can almost hear a pin drop out there. >> reporter: still, they continue the aggressive search like they have for nearly a week, knowing there are 90 families st...

Areas where we may collapse something where we could have a survivor. >> the sheer amount of mud in the search area is just overwhelming. it's enough to fill the empire state building 11 times over. and the weight of the mud is equal to 50 empire state buildings. moving all of that mud is an enormous undertaking. the search organizers will give another update to reporters about three hours from now. nbc's jennifer bourqueland joins us live near the search area in arlington. what is the latest there? >> reporter: the latest here, kristen, is exactly what you've said -- a very tedious search. it...