. >> tracee and todd caldwell watched their girl grow up all but unstoppable. bowling time.eir not talking saturday night? >> no, anything she did she had to be the best at it. >> a lisa was a teenager when they divorced. all the while he was working as a deputy in the sheriff's department. he found comfort in several ways. head take out his sketch pad from time to time and then he met and fell hard for a nurse named aidan. before long, he was starting father hood all over again, this time with twin daughters. he was getting a lot of help from the twins. >> she was more like a second mom to the twins than a big sister. >> they were close relationship? >> uh-huh. very. >> i would get into bed with her and we'd watch old episodes of "the golden girls." she says i'm dorothy because i'm such a grouch all the time. that was my favorite time with lisa. >> i'm so lucky. >> but step mom, amy, put on her enforcer hat when it came to her teenage romantic life. >> i wanted to know who the boyfriends were, who their parents were. i was the one they had to pass the test with. >> the boyf

todd 700. carlisle about 700. caldwell about the same. 700. so we're moving forward very quickly. you've seen if you're in the impact area, you've seen many contractors that are over target assisting in the power of restoration. if you don't have power, life is not good and we're doing everything we can. we have approximately 95% of those lines assessed across the state. 29 transmission lines are down. those are the large ones. we have no decrease in numbers for telephone polls and power poles that are down. 8,000. three of the large co-ops across the state. so expect a delay in putting the new poles in. that is a very intense labor and then they have to string the wires. update on water and sewer systems out of the impact area. most all of the systems are operating and that includes 16 to the system. one in south hopkins and one in morton's gap are about to come back online. we have provided a generator for that power -- to powerer that water system. so that should be fine. james, if you could bring up the one slide, please. this is a slide that depicts the actual number of torna

todd, 700. carlisle, about 700. and caldwell, about the same, 700. so we're moving forward very quickly. you have obviously seen if you are in the impact area, you've seen many contractors that are over target, assisting in the power restoration. if you don't have power, life is not good and we're doing everything we can. we have approximately 96 or 95% of those lines assessed across the state. again, 29 transmission lines are down. those are the large ones. we have -- >> welcome to "the lead." you've been listening to kentucky governor andy beshear followed by the state's emergency management director. governor beshear giving a heartbreaking update after this weekend's tornadoes. he says that at least 74 kentuckians are now reported dead with another 109 unaccounted for. let's go back to cnn's brynn g gingras in mayfield, kentucky. you were mentioning that a reason these unaccounted for numbers are so high is that communications are really spotty in kentucky right now. >> yeah, exactly right, jake. we were on the ground here saturday night. that's 24 hours after the storm, and there wer