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history. the governor now speaking. let s listen in. to the worst tornado event in the history of our commonwealth. our state was hit by at least four tornadoes. one stayed on the ground in kentucky for at least 200 miles devastating anything in its path. thousands of homes are damaged if not entirely destroyed. and it may be weeks before we have final counts on both deaths and levels of destruction. we lost lives in at least eight counties and at least 18 counties suffered damage. as of this morning, our best count for confirmed deaths, the most accurate count we have as of this morning, 64 kentuckians. remember this is fluid and the numbers will change and sometimes they have thank god gone down, other times they have gone up. it breaks down as follows. 20 in grace, 13 in hopkins, 11 in mulenburg, i think that was reported at 12, but we believe 11. 12 in warren. four in caldwell. one in marshall. one in taylor. one in fulton. and one in lyon. undoubtedly there wil ....
still without electric and the overnight temperatures are dropping into the freezing digits. dana: destruction spans more than 200 miles from arkansas to kentucky and the bluegrass state bearing the brunt of the damage. bill: look at these satellite images. this is above mayfield, kentucky, the town basically wiped off the map. meanwhile we re hearing stories from survivors that say all it happened to them in the blink of an eye. i ve never been through anything like that in my life. we got stuck downtown and all the rubble i went through. i don t know it was like a war zone or something. it was so awful. my apartment and my car, people say live in the apartment with me lost everything, too. i don t have anything. i ve been through the town a couple of times and saw everything but it is just it s upsetting to know that s the town that you grew up in and everything and you know, memories are all gone. bill: just story after story. to help us through that ....
beshear. he is holding his news conference. tornado event in the history of our commonwealth. our state was hit by at least four tornadoes. one stayed on the ground in kentucky for at least 200 miles, devastating anything in its path. thousands of homes are damaged, if not entirely destroyed, and it may be weeks before we have final counts on both deaths and levels of destruction. we lost lives in at least eight counties and at least 18 counties suffered damage. as soft this morning, our best count for confirmed deaths, the most accurate count we have, as of this morning, are 64 kentuckyians. remember this is fluid, and the numbers will change and sometimes, they have, thank god, gone down. other times, they ve gone up. it breaks down as follows. 20 in graves, 13 in hopkins, 11 in muilenburg. i think that s been reported as 12. we believe it is 11. 12 in warren. 4 in caldwell. 1 in marshall. 1 in taylor. 1 in fulton. and one in lyon. undoubtedly, there will be more. ....
codefendant, mark meadows thinks he has, i get out of jail free card called presidential immunity. we ll look at that legal gambit and. what it could mean for the case overall. this as trump s gop rivals get ready to rumble without trump himself. once this debate happens this week, it s off to the races. that s when you ll start to see people really focusing in on different candidates, looking at what their options are. i feel like i ve been preparing for this first republican presidential debate my whole life. everyone is innocent until proven guilty in this country. lots of accusations that are being tossed around. if we re focused on january, the first caucus of primary are, that s when the voters can decide. a firsthand look just hours away, the president from visiting maui. all speak to an official on the island to find out what they want to hear from the president during that visit. we ll begin once again with tropical storm hilary, rapidly approaching sou ....
codefendants, former chief of staff mark meadows says all charges should be dropped due to, quote unquote, presidential immunity. and that is not the only news meadows is making. today it s coming as trump s republican rivals are getting ready to hit the debate stage without him, a few of them getting a warm-up on the sunday shows. i m actually still hoping he shows up, you know, john. to get on that plane and trump correspondent and head up. you get up on that stage. look, i think every one of us who qualified for that debate stage ought to be on the stage being willing to square off, answer the tough questions, and also draw a bright line contrast. wouldn t somebody being charged for the 91 criminal counts be somebody that you would want to see drop out of the race. shouldn t they be running for office? again, chuck, this is the voters needs to decide who runs for office in america. whether it is a local election or whether it is a state or federal, the voters a ....