after nixon has announced holderman's resignation. that's so painful to him that nixon starts drinking and by the time he talks to holderman he has put back a few whiskeys. until you can hear that in his voice. he talks about holderman as you are going to hear, my brother. i think this is a reference to nixon's own brother. one of his brothers who died from tuberculosis when nixon was a young man. so when is forced to part company with holderman hayes thinking of the tragedy that happened to him when he was a young man. two of his brothers died with tuberculosis. there was one in particular he was very close. i'm just going to share the screen again we can talk on the other side of this last bit of recording i'm going to play for you. >> camp david april 28, 1973 president nixon. >> sorry that's the wrong one just before that. lincoln sitting room april 30, 1973 president nixon and bob holderman. >> hello hi. [inaudible] you're right we ought to be. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] you filled out your position. [inaudible] [inaudib

he talks about holderman as, you're going to hear my brother, i think this is a reference to nixon'sther, one of his brothers who died from tuberculosis when nixon was a young man so when forced, he's thinking of tragedy that happened to him when he was a young man, two of his brothers died protect tuberculosis but one in particular so i am going to share the screen again and then we can talk on the other side of this last little recording going to play for you. >> april 28, 1933, president nixon and john -- >> sorry, that's the wrong one. just before that. april 30, 1973, president nixon. >> hi, you've got -- [inaudible] well, i -- [inaudible] you're taking your steps, your getting -- [inaudible] [inaudible] who had to rely on -- [inaudible] before we give note, but let me tell you -- [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i don't think we can but i'll try. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> that may be why you haven't gotten a note. >> okay. >> i will. >> all right. >> okay, that was the end of this 30 day period, i actually go a little beyond that but this is the main part of

. >> reporter: tarri holderman telling us her 15-year-old niece, lily bryant, is among those missing. lily's sister making it to safety. >> and it's just been tough, because we can't find her and we need to find her. >> reporter: more than 17 inches of rain falling in just a matter of hours over the weekend. training thunderstorms along a stationary front bringing relentless rounds of rain over the same area. the deluge turning the creek that runs through the town into a raging river. this is how high the water was? >> yeah, several feet. >> reporter: lindsey daniel taking me through her family's flood damaged home -- >> we stayed in there. >> reporter: -- telling me she, her husband and 8-year-old son was trapped in their attic for five hours until they were rescued. >> we knew we had people coming to get us. and i honestly think that's the only thing that kept us going. >> reporter: david, house after house swept off their foundations. look at this home, now sitting in the middle of the road. the devastation goes on for up to ten miles. further complicated search and recovery effort