While the death toll remains at five after storm Sunday in Kentucky.

Those five deaths occurred in Jefferson, Hardin, Hopkins, Cauldwell and Mercer Counties.

14 counties and five cities declared emergencies, all because of the tornado's wind damage and hail.

Governor Andy Beshear toured some of that storm damage.

His office released this video.

Of the former governor supposed to be on that next day because this is not over here.

You're going to be there to see it, How to do it.

Listen to them.

This is their story and their pain to share.

And then we try to talk about different ways to help.

We get them the information from the very top of emergency management and, of course, all their local leaders.

And they know how their sheriff, their public judges, their EMS directors are out there.

That tells people that's not the community there and cares about them.

It's their entire state.

As of this morning, there were still 27,000 Kentuckians without electric power.

The number was more than 50,000 just yesterday afternoon.

Most of the current outages are in western Kentucky right now.