ANA CABRERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice over): Three days ago, first responders saved this 4-year-old boy taking this photo moments after pulling him from the mud.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: So they brought him to us in the ambulance. I took all his clothes off, because he was freezing, wrapped him up and held him and told him I was a grandma and couldn't find the rest of his family.</s>CABRERA: Corey Kuntz lost his aunt and his home to the flurry, but his uncle survived.</s>COREY KUNTZ, LOST AUNT IN LANDSLIDE: They heard him pounding on that roof, he had a little air pocket. My neighbors and my friends came and started digging him out.</s>CABRERA: He and neighbors have formed their own search crew in the hopes that more will be found alive.</s>CABRERA: People here are praying for a miracle. We certainly hope to be able to bring some wonderful survival, rescue story, to all of you in the next 24 hours as another day gets underway of search and rescue. We know new crews are coming in from California to help in this effort. We have federal resources that will be moving in today as well. And certainly, Carol, they can't come soon enough. There are dozens of people displaced and again, even more, awaiting answers on their loved ones.</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Ana Cabrera reporting live for us this morning. I'll be right back.
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