here's abc's derek dennis. >> what if it was your kid? >> reporter: outrage in uvalde during an emotional city council who died in thetives of those mascr demanded answers about the ongoing investigation. >> you're not doing anything. we're not getting any answers. zero justice. nothing. >> reporter: but uvalde's mayor saying he has not been given any information by the agencies investigating the shooting. >> it's either got to come from the governor or the attorney general, and i'm not getting answers from either one. >> reporter: he says the city council could be prosecuted for releasing any records or information about the case. >> we're not trying to hide anything from you. we're not trying to do that. we don't have anything. dps has tied our hands. >> reporter: for the sister of teacher irma garcia, who died protecting her students in the classroom that day, the excuses were too much to bear. >> it's been over a month. you have no idea how frustrating this is. no idea. and we're sitting here just listening to empty words. kids were o

derek dennis has more.porter: entire neighborhoods in eastern kentucky are underwater after heavy rains brought on flash flooding. >> this is the worst i've ever seen. probably 95% of the people here have lost everything. reporter: resident sifting through the debris, trying to salvage what they can. >> anything i say will fall short of what it is that is being experienced. i know people personally 12 lost everything they have. reporter: our reporters there. >> you torce o floodwaters tossing cars and sweeping away homes. look what it did to this firetruck, carrying it over here and wedging it underneath this overpass. reporter: bsa around natural ga, electric power, and be safe moving through this water. don't walk-through or drive-thru water with the current. reporter: president biden approving a disaster declaration for kentucky. >> this is a very dynamic event. there are so many hazards. reporter: officials are unsure how many people are unaccounted for. the governor believes thousands may have lost the

derek dennis, abc news.hose floodwaters can do to that community. dan: yeah, they have been drenched. sandhya: they have been. as you look at live doppler seven, a front has been stalled over the region, so they've been dealing with flooding conditions, obviously some rain. flood and warnings in effect for parts of that area and also for the desert southwest, where the monsoon flow has been causing some flooding issues from las vegas parts of arizona. we have seen some thunderstorms in northern california. for now it is staying up there. northwestern u.s. dealing with extreme heat, dangerous heat, and records again, excessive heat warnings in california in he'd advisories as they deal with hot weather. 107 tomorrow in reading, 111 in death valley. sunday, a bit of a back off, 98 in reading. the northwest will continue to set records. 101 in seattle. locally, nice, fog along the coast, afternoon highs in check, the 60's to 80's, thanks to a nice sea breeze and a strong marine influence. accuweather 7 day fore