earlier i spoke to jarrett brown — a volunteer on the ground in rolling fork with ngo team rubicon.as you can see, standing behind me used to be a home. the neighbourhood i'm standing in was completely levelled. there's not much left from the path of the tornado out here. complete devastation throughout the entire town, about three quarters of the town was affected. right now team rubicon are in rolling fork, we are kind of standing by to see where we can best fit in. this town is the definition of neighbours helping neighbours. everyone in the community showed up, farmers with their tractors and backhoes, getting this town taken care of and cleaned up. there's still a long ways to go, it's just the beginning, but they have a tremendous amount of support from local communities, taking care of themselves, like i said, it's the definition of neighbours helping neighbours. we have teams throughout mississippi right now in the other areas where all the multiple tornadoes touched down, to see what other communities might need our help as well, to see where we can set up operations to do

i'm joined now byjarrett brown — he's a volunteer on the ground with the ngo team rubicon in rollinghanks very much forjoining us. we were seeing in that piece, and we can see behind you, just how appalling the devastation is. tell us what you're doing and what people need. , , ., ~ i. ., need. yes, first, thank you for havin: need. yes, first, thank you for having us _ need. yes, first, thank you for having us on — need. yes, first, thank you for having us on the _ need. yes, first, thank you for having us on the show- need. yes, first, thank you for having us on the show to - need. yes, first, thank you for having us on the show to tell. need. yes, first, thank you for i having us on the show to tell our story and what's going on here on the ground. as you can see, standing behind me used to be at home. the neighbourhood i'm standing in was completely levelled. there's not much left from the path of the tornado out here. complete devastation throughout the entire town, about three quarters of the town, about three quarters of the town was affected. right now team rubicon in rolling

it can be a challenge, however, in team rubicon. one of the services that we provide to our communities is that we provide chainsaw operators that go through and remove debris from these roads. so we you know, are trying to get into these communities and access these communities and we have the ability to do that, um, by utilizing our skills with those chain saws and opening up roads for the first responders for community members. to get back to somewhat of normal by being able to move around their municipality. do you know? are there still people out there who need to be rescued or possibly recovered? i cannot speak for the entire area. i know that search and rescue has been the priority. um you know, over since the storm happened, right? whether it was neighbors trying to help neighbors or organized efforts for search and rescue. i think those will continue. i don't have specifics, as far as numbers are concerned, but we're staying in touch with the local communities as we try to render aid to them to make sure that we're not hind

they did send an official request out for team rubicon to come. as you see, even as we approach the town here, there is a welcome sign. the welcome sign to the city. from here, it just keeps getting worse as you go in the town. still no power, linemen are working hard. trying to get that back up and running, it is 12 hours past. it is just beginning of the worst day. >> how do you take that in? how do you take a day one, who knows how long this is going to take. what are the first steps? >> our first steps, we will send out recon team and they will come out and look at all the damage areas where this tornado touches down. we will see your team rubicon can come in and plug in our capabilities, make the most impact for these communities. we are starting that right now with emergency managers, the city officials to see where the lead is and where we can plug in the best to make the most impact. we are also seeing with debris management in the early stage to help emergency responders go to the citizens who are needing help. a lot of road blockage, we

team rubicon humanitarian organization that helps in times of disaster. >> they thought it lasted 30as 20 seconds. you look at the aftermath, you are like, there is no way. morgan: we have learned 56-year-old mary barfield bush is among those killed. her niece, sharing with abc that she was a sweet and caring soul of a beautiful smile that lit up the room. mississippi's governor has issued a state of emergency for all the counties affected by the storms and president biden, promising the federal government will be there as long as it takes. >> officials confirmed three people died in an explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania. were senohehospital injonpe wase overnight. four others are still unaccounted for and officials are still looking for a cause. here is jaclyn linley with details. reporter: shortly before 5:00 p.m., a deadly explosion rocked the chocolate factory in west reading, pennsylvania. >> total destruction, it looks like palmer candies. >> emergency responders, including the fire department and law enforcement immediately responded to the scene to secure the ar