ROBIN Roberts has resurfaced outside of the Good Morning America studios with a heartbreaking message.

She filmed a segment in Mississippi, after she has been absent this whole week.

On Monday morning, Robin reported from Rolling Fork, and the devastation it received from the tornadoes.

She informed viewers that GMA is kicking off a new initiative called Mississippi Strong.

There was then b-roll of the devastation of the storm, with houses, trees, and more completely down and ruined.

As Robin talked to the police chief, Michael Miles, of the town, he delivered a heartbreaking message about the town.

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"It breaks your heart to know that so many families have lost so much," he said.

Robin and Michael talked about how they needed help more than anything to rebuild their town.

The GMA host described it as the three R's- removal, rebuilding, and reopening.

However, at the end of the segment, she delivered some good news about the town.

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"I've got to tell you, people are very hopeful around here. They're very upbeat and grateful," Robin said.

She then informed everyone that there are ways to help and that they can head to the show's website to find out how.

The next segment on air will show Robin and the people of the town rebuilding their local high school.