Dozen Kentuckians are now dead as eastern Kentucky flooding worsens

Eastern Kentucky, ravaged by floods for days, will, unfortunately, continue to see rain Monday. As of Monday, Governor Andy Beshear says 30 people have died in Kentucky. The majority of those deaths are from Knott County, where four children died. It was previously reported that six children were among the dead, but Beshear said Saturday two of the bodies were later identified as adults. There are five counties with death tolls, Beshear said. He called the disaster "devastating."