Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

By people are dead and Kentucky after storms hit the state yesterday, at least two possible

tornadoes touched down.

From member station WKYT, KERENZAR has more.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear says there was significant widespread damage across the

state.

A head of Friday storm besheared declared a state of emergency.

Dozens of cities and counties have also issued their own emergency declarations.

The sheer said that as of Saturday afternoon, nearly 400,000 Kentucky ins were without power.

Utility partners are working quickly to restore services, but this may take some time.

This is very significant, widespread damage.

The sheer believes it could take several days for power to be fully restored.

For NPR News, I'm KERENZAR.

Meanwhile in California search crews, rescue Californians stranded for days in several

feet of snow in the sear in Nevada and cascades after back to back storms.

Six European countries say they are gravely concerned by growing violence in the occupied

West Bank.

This week, Palestinian gunmen killed three Israeli settlers and hundreds of Israeli settlers

went on an arson rampage against Palestinians leaving one Palestinian dead.

In Pierce Daniel, Estran has more.

France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and Britain condemned what they called recent terrorist

attacks that killed Israeli citizens and indiscriminate violence by Israeli settlers

...