Kentucky has declared an emergency after hurricane-hit cities

Mayville Kentucky was devastated by a hurricane that had torn through the darkness and sunrise, the losses were very clear local businesses, and many lives were warned that the storm was coming but it was not just one. 

It was a series of hurricanes a candle factory with 110 people working inside killed nearly 60,000 powerless people in the province and the death toll is rising this I will believe is the deadliest hurricane ever to hit Kentucky now. 

This morning around 5am we were their assurance that we would not lose more than 50 Kentuckians Now I am sure that number is north of 70. In fact, it may last more than 100 before the date is set but the destruction is widespread.

There are Mayfield dozens of tornadoes reported in six provinces

one hit a warehouse in the Amazon near Saint Louis in Illinois at least two people were killed in a warehouse and scores were still missing.

It was a long wait for the families to speak to him at eight o'clock

tonight a little bit I texted him coming back from the warehouse to leave the van and I didn't hear anything about him as I had just heard the news we were living in Edwardsville lost power.

So I decided to come down here to see what was going on I didn't know that the building looked so bad and I was worried about the illness.

 I wanted to know if he was alive you know what happened when you call he just goes straight to voicemail I mean something we can't catch nobody.

But in the midst of all this good news, many have come out safely to the back corner where I usually go in and grab my bags and things like those van keys all that was locked in was the bathroom there for the bathroom.

It was gone and you didn't even know who was there or who had passed so it was like a lot of disbelief in Arkansas, a typhoon hit the caretaker's home killing one person and injuring 20 others.

As the building collapses this afternoon the president called it unimaginable disaster officials say the primary hurricane in Kentucky was less than 200 miles low national security guard deployed in the declared emergency.

There are many communities affected by this recent unusual climate event in hundreds of provinces from the north to the south of the country.

Bowling Green's neighbors support each other after the storm leaves the path of destruction and those hurricanes hit densely populated green areas Kentucky is one of the chief Justice Mike Buchanan, says more than 500 homes and dozens of businesses have been destroyed by our green bowling stations reports warren district investigator says so far at least 11 are dead.

 Died in those storms was 11's Isaiah Kim Martinez has more from bowling green search and recovery efforts stopped as it is dark and the temperatures have dropped and people have moved in but for many here it is very difficult to do.

So trying to rescue whatever they could find in the evacuated house. Foundation up so he is still trying to save whatever he seems to like he knows anything he can release.

There and it is still usable Concepcion serrano a green schoolgirl says he and his wife are sheltering in different rooms he is very traumatized by the way.

Homes easily collapsed in seconds their protection was gone then they quickly looked to help others and help neighbors On the other hand nephew franklin serrano who helped translate describes the times when he hurriedly relaxed.

 When he saw his family alive I just saw his wife and the worst came to mind, ok I think. I will probably never again see their situation as one of the many in the moss creek court area.

 In one of the worst-hit areas of the green bowling alley, I see people flying from the second store building and being beaten to the ground. with people crying and you could tell those bowling dead people.

 The green cops say there are many dead but they don't have the exact number of still missing people and governor Andy Beshear who spoke at the police department says expecting double losses is not the same.

 As whatever I have seen in my life the officials also tell us more than 500100 homes and businesses in the demolished days we will inspect almost 12,000 low-income households.

 Who will seek shelter at nearby schools and during the disaster, the community has never seen neighbors or even lost everything going from the house.

To house to see if we can find it. People support each other and this sign tells the whole story to remember the American red cross has shelters in southern warren high school for anyone who needs water for food or anything.

I can go there and there is a blood drive available running from 9am to 3pm at Greenview hospital as they see an increase in injuries due to storm bowling blue Isaiah Kim Martinez being an 11-night team on your side.