comedian tig notaro is bearing all the luke burbank. steve hartman meets a young man coming to terms with the orlando shooting. and much more. but first here are the headlines for this sunday morning, the 26th of june, 2016: president obama has extended the nation's condolences to the people of west virginia where gladwaters have claimed the lives of 24 people. kris van cleave is in the hard-hit town of rainelle. >> reporter: search teams go door-to-door in rainelle, west virginia, looking for survivors from thursday's flood, the worst in at least a century. state trooper c.s. hartman. >> i don't know anything is going the prepare you to see the damage and destruction that you see here. >> reporter: neighbors tell us this street, like many in west virginia now, has a sad story to tell. one of the residents didn't make it out. those who did are coming back as the water is going down and finding very little of what they had was left untouched. a state of emergency has been declared in 44 of west virginia's 55 counties. the national guard

tonight we hear from comedian tig notaro who has used her performances to overcome enormous personal hurdles, including a cancer diagnoses and the loss of her mother. her memoir, "i'm just a person" came out earlier this month. >> in 2012, i was so busy. i was filming a movie. shooting a tv pilot. then i started to get sick, i got diagnosed with pneumonia. a few days later my mother tripped and hit her head and died. my girlfriend at the time, she and i split up. and then i was diagnosed with invasive bilateral breast cancer. during that time period, i kept hearing, 'god never gives you more than you can handle.' that was way more than i could handle. i would hear brave and battling and all of these words that i didn't know that i really related to i kept picturing the military hearing about this brave person and just kicking my door down and coming in to find me just crying on my couch for my mommy and them being like 'yep there she is. we need you on the frontlines, there's the brave one.' that diagnoses just sent me spiraling but also i felt more prolific than ever. i started writ