welcome back. president biden plans to travel to kentucky tomorrow to tour some of the areas hardest hit by last weekend s tornados, one of which was on the ground continuously for at least 228 miles. it killed 74 people. cnn is in the devastated town of mayfield, kentucky, and kentucky s governor, i understand, just spoke a short time ago. what did we learn? reporter: yeah, ana, you know, the governor, again, giving an update on the lives lost across this state. the number, sadly, not unexpectedly, going up. i want you to hear the latest information. the age range has gotten even harder. it ranges now from 2 months to 98 years of the kentuckians that we have lost, some not even getting an opportunity to experience this life. 12.
bellevue neighborhood located southwest of nashville. it is one of the areas hardest hit by last weekend s storm. it was one of the areas visited by the homeland security secretary today. easy to see why. i mean, when you take a look at the devastation that s happened here. the numbers continue to rise. that s the concern for many people. the death toll now up to 22 for the state of tennessee. the damage estimate for the city of nashville alone, 1.5 billion. and then you have the number of counties that have been declared major disaster areas. that s now up to 30. this debris pile here actually stretches for block after block after block. and when the people came home, the first thing they did was take out the furniture. that s what made it to the curb. then they realized everything else had to come out. that s why you ll see here the drywall that s there. you ll also find flooring that s here. and then eventually you find just about everything any person ever had in their home is sitt