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There doing amazing work. guys, i will send it back to you in the studio. steve: rick, as we watch your coverage from kentucky and look at robert, he is wearing gloves because it's freezing. there are close to 100,000 -- forget about the fact that so many people are living in houses that are not really inhabitable but they don't have electricity. and that means they don't have heat. rick: no electricity. no water. all of that has been turned off in the town. a lot of people don't want to leave their homes. maybe they have pets, maybe they have belongings they are afraid to leave. staying in ho...

Storm proved differently. steve: because it was that powerful. meanwhile the federal government deploying resources to the hardest hit areas. >> we have lost far too many of our brothers and sisters. the damage is devastating. brian: all right. we are going to bring you live reports all morning long and start with chief meteorologist rick reichmuth live in mayfield, kentucky. hey, rick. rick: good morning, guys. i'm joined by robert ray a multimedia journalist for fox weather. you have been out here covering this story along with me and crisscrossing town and communities. i want to bring you i...

And they will. they will. but right now it's so raw still rick. you look around what we are standing unimaginable destruction. just look at this, guys, just phenomenal. this vehicle, rick, was tossed about two football fields from the post office over to here. this is what we see all over mayfield and other surrounding towns. just phenomenal problems. rick: i'm always amazed out here when you look at a vehicle like this that's obviously destroyed but how quickly something looks like it's about 30 years old. >> absolutely, yeah. this is probably, just brand new truck and now destroyed. i mean, ...