Kentuckians on family, livelihoods lost in flooding | Morning in America

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Some people have lost everything in the flooding that has devastated Kentucky and killed at least 15 people.

Sheriff Joe Engle, who whose great aunt died from the flooding, said on "Morning in America" that it's been hard to see his neighbors lose their livelihood. Now, he said it's the community's faith that's keeping them together in light of such tragedy.

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