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Hi. >> hayley said shane was h.e.r.o for serving. now for saving their family. >> do you know where you are ledded? >> we've already had plenty of helpo and we're gracious for that and we're just hoping to get more so we can get back on our feet. >> it it has been so moving to see this community come together in what feels like a parade ofp, even containers where people can place their keep sakes that they found. people who survived can stay in shelters and a few our places for now. but there is still no word as to what the plan long-term is for these hundreds of families that have lost their ...

0 that is it for us at 5:00 and we will see you back here at 6:00 for a full hours of news. th weekend news is captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight desperate search. scramming to find the missing after tornadoes leech a catastrophic trail through the south and midwest. over 100 people now feared dead. kentucky among those hardest hit. >> the devastation like none of us have ever seen before. >> entire towns destroyed and devastated. >> i'm david begnaud in mayfield, kentucky, where you have the community coming together to remove debris while at the same time search and rescue operat...

Water. destroyed everything. >> moving through, let's look back here. this would have been your living room. >> my living room. the water got to the level of the television that was on the wall. >> let's go to that closet where you told me about the keep sakes. tell me what you're about to show us. >> yeah. i had, you know, in anticipation that there may be a problem, you try to put some of the things up, and i made sure and put our wedding album on the top shelf. >> there it is. >> and it got saved. >> that's the only memory you have of your wedding that's in a photograph right now. >> yeah. ...

At a very hairy day for firefighters and residents as we saw a full-on assault as 100 foot flames flails were racing toward a home up on a peak. helicopter attack from the smokey skies. there was a water drop every minute and tons of fire retardant dumped to slow the spread of the flames. happened crews worked around the homes to increase the buffer. they cut trees and brush and spread out brush piles. this is from the california conservation corps. a homeowner watched some of the battle as they packed up their animals and their keep sakes. they went through this in 1990 when they lost a small...