Ten people dead in Tennessee flash floods, including twin toddlers, as more than 30 people missing

Tennessee officials have confirmed ten people were dead, including twin toddlers, and more than 30 were missing as heavy flooding hit parts of Tennessee on Saturday, a sheriff's official said.

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