albina, how is your breathing right now? >> tired and -- >> reporter: you're okay? >> i tired. tired. it's really rough. >> reporter: what is it like at night? what are the sounds that you hear? what goes through your mind? >> i just try to study in my mind and just focus on god. >> reporter: what was it like the night of the storm? >> oh, it was horrible, because the lights go off just like that. >> reporter: and then what? >> darkness, no light, no water. >> reporter: albina, i have to tell you i'm feeling your hands right now. your hands right now are frozen. >> yes. >> reporter: they are so cold. and this is during the daytime, when there's light in here. >> i put this on, and then this is this stuff and then i put this over it, and this now i put on pants under, and put this over it, and then this comforter. >> reporter: after putting on all those layers and underneath the comforters and all the blankets, is it enough? >> i keep warm. >> reporter: you manage to keep warm. i'm glad it's working but how long do you think you can go on like this? >> i have no idea. >> it's th

i'm not hearing nothing. >> reporter: albina, what is going through all of this? >> god is strengthening me. giving me strength. >> reporter: god is giving you strength? >> yes, god is giving me strength. the only god giving me the strength, because if it wasn't him, i couldn't go through this. god is good. >> reporter: albina, i wish you a lot of luck and i hope the power comes back soon. >> thank you. >> reporter: all right. take care. >> susan candiotti is joining us live now. susan, how is miss williams doing right now? any sign of when power comes on, running water, any of those things? >> reporter: well, they have some running water, a little bit anyway. but the good news, fred, is this. >> what? >> reporter: they have electricity back again. they do have light. we are still waiting for word whether they have heat. late last night the power came back on and they are now able to run at least one of four elevators in that complex which largely houses senior citizens. so that's a big help right now and they are very grateful for that. still again waiting for wo