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Retired Secret Service Senior Special Agent, Donald Mihalek, discusses the Department of Homeland Security’s criminal probe into the deleted text messages tied to the Jan. 6 attack.

WAVY News 10's Amy Avery reports.

Wildfires and floods are causing more death and destruction across the nation as thousands are forced to evacuate their homes. Record flooding in Kentucky has now claimed 37 lives, and a fierce new fire in northern California has killed at least two people. William Brangham reports.

As Kentucky tries to recover from devastating floods that have killed at least 37 people, the weather forecast indicates there may soon be more pain brought to the state. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joins Judy Woodruff to discuss the terrible damage and losses already incurred.

WGN's Lourdes Duarte provides an update on the rescue efforts as the death toll and damages continue to rise after historic levels of flooding in Kentucky.

Among the dead, four siblings aged 2 to 8 years old -- the force of the current ripped the children from their parents' grip.

Many are stepping up to the plate to help the flood victims in Eastern Kentucky.

Hundreds of people in Kentucky still remain unaccounted for following one of the worst flooding events in state history. The death toll is also expected to climb. Justin Michaels from The Weather Channel is on the ground in Kentucky.

The death toll in Kentucky is rising as search and rescue efforts intensify in flood stricken areas. The number of dead now stands at 35 and hundreds of people are still unaccounted for.

Residents in eastern Kentucky are still dealing with the fallout from last week’s devastating floods.

Kentucky is recovering following a historic flash flood catastrophe. Rescuers are still uncovering the layers of death and misery as they continue to search the area. The death toll is now at 37 and is expected to increase, according to officials. Many in the area still have no power or drinkable water. Since last week, eastern Kentucky has received five to ten inches of rain and tonight more heavy rain is in the forecast.

More rain falling there today as the death toll climbs to 35 following the first round of storms. The death toll expected to rise as dozens remain missing.

At least 37 people are dead and hundreds remain unaccounted for as rescue teams work to get to and help those stranded.

Rescue workers carry bodies after massive flooding in Kentucky, August 1, 2022.

The death toll due to extreme flooding in eastern Kentucky is now at least 37 people, according to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.

As of Monday afternoon, Gov. Andy Beshear said 35 people have died. Of those that have died, four are children he said

On Monday, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced the death toll had risen to 37.

Nathan Day was up early helping his son get ready for work when he received a message from a neighbor asking him to save her grandchildren from the rising floodwaters.

The death toll in Kentucky is now at 37.

The Senate committee overseeing the Secret Service is "aggressively" trying to find out what happened to the agency's missing texts involving the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol. That is from the panel's chairman, Senator Gary Peters, a Democrat from Michigan. He speaks on "Balance of Power."

Jim Helminski, fmr. Deputy Assistant Director of the Secret Service, joins MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss the text message policy of the Secret Service after the agency tells The Last Word its policy is not to text government business.

Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., joins Morning Joe to discuss erased text messages from both Jan. 6 and the day before, a bill to boost U.S. chip production and negotiating drug prices.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren, member of the January 6th Committee, talks about her questions and concerns about the Secret Service and its inspector general and reveals that the agency dumped hundreds of thousands of documents on the committee Tuesday morning.

A document obtained from a watchdog group claims that texts from former top DHS officials Chad Wolf and Ken Cuccinelli are missing "in defiance of an explicit congressional request and the law."

CNBC's Tyler Mathisen reports on 'The News with Shepard Smith' that high-ranking officials in the Department of Homeland Security also misplaced text messages they were supposed to preserve.