. >> reporter: bruce wilson is the sullivou what is it like to actually be there? >> it's horrible. i mean, it's devastating to-- you know, all the people lost their homes and business and everything else. i mean, things they worked hard for. >> reporter: this is what's left, more than 100 business and homes were destroyed. just take a look at this. it was once an apartment building. neighborhoods were left in smoking synders. at this red cross shelter, more than 1,000 showed up, anxiously waiting to see what's left. clothes on their backs. >> you know, possessions are possessions. as long as i've got my family, that's all that matters, really. >> reporter: norah, unfortunately, dozens of families won't be returning to places like this behind me. this home that was completely destroyed. but firefighters may get some help tonight as heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected. >> o'donnell: let's hope for that rain. can mother, thank you so much. now to the tragedy in america. a soccer team that had won the hearts of brazil was on its way last night to play for its first championship,