that's really the spirit of my family and karr's steakhouse. get them back on the feet and going out in the community to do the same thing. once we get past this, can find a kitchen, get into a kitchen, we'll start cooking again, feed whoever we can feed whether first responders, cleanup people. that's the plan right now. focusing on our community, those people really, really suffering. such huge need right now. >> i' images on the screen. it's like mayfield is gone. how long have you been there? >> we've had the steakhouse three years. the building was historic. about 150 years old, literally. before that my grandfarnts started karr's bar and barbecue and cafe, that's wiped away. those are just buildings. we're going to keep moving. >> right now you're a community helping one another. do you know if the government is going to do anything? >> i'm sure they are. i know that the governor of kentucky start add fund. he's been down here several times. we need all the help we can get from individuals from the government, from the company and help is

. >> volunteers going what can i do is what gives us hope today >> reporter: daniel karr owns karr steakhouse, his family restaurant a staple in this community for nearly 60 years. the steakhouse, which was evacuated just before the tornado hit, now a broken pile of memories. >> we're going to start cooking in another kitchen in the community. our restaurant is about our community and the people, not what building we're in >> reporter: the governor says every single historical building here has been destroyed. people are talking about rebuilding, savannah, but that is still so far off. there is nothing left. there are still people possibly trapped and thousands with nowhere to go. savannah >> tom, thank you. joining us now is the mayor of mayfield, kentucky, kathy stewart o'nan. good morning to you and our deepest condolences. >> thank you so much. >> where do things stand in terms of the rescue and the recovery there >> this morning, i don't have any hard numbers for anyone today. i do know yesterday after meeting with the governor, that possibly the numbers from the candle factory aren't as