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Across this creek. yesterday morning, the water got up to where the top of my head is. look tebrie. the souv flipped over in the creek. this caught many people off guard and tonight emergency crews are working around the clock and hoping to find and save anyone left behind. as the floodwaters in parts of southeastern kentucky began to recede, the extent of the damage became clearer. >> right now, it's looking like we're not going to be tieblg save it. >> reporter: entire towns have been flooded, roads destroyed, and major infrastructure-- power water, and cell phone service-- wiped out. >> the...

Pope francis went to the russian embassy early on in the war to express his displeasure at what was going on. let's talk about the other big news this week, which was the french presidential election, round one, and marine le pen and emmanuel macron the obvious winners. the losers include the two parties that used to provide the president of the republic, certainly since the change of the constitution back in the early �*60s, the socialists and what they call the republicans. their performance, not to put too fine a point on it, was pathetic — less than 6% between them of those who voted. ...

For the flagship, moskva. that didn't save it. catherine, it's interesting that kirill's title is the patriarch of moscow and all rus'. he happens to be the cartographer both by training and profession, before he became a priest. is there a kind of almost territorial claim built into that title? i think there is. i think there's a sense in which he and others in the russian orthodox church see ukraine, belarus, russia as part of one holy place and that they belong to one another. they talk sometimes about ukraine being a little russia, as if it is the little brother. and there is a way almost,...

The russian orthodox church has always been a political player within russian society, going back into tsarist times. and unlike in france or in the us or even in the uk, the separation never really happened, and it's really interesting. vladimir putin was baptised as a boy and his dad was a member of the communist party, so that really is something, and the priest who officiated his baptism was kirill's father, so they have a very close connection and they share a world view. for russians — as i understand it, and i have actually gone during glasnost, to services in a cemetery where there i...

What we talked about in france, most people who will sit around this table for any reason will think, "you can't do that! "you cannot break the rules, the laws you just made, "and in so brazen a fashion," even for a 50 quid fine, but i have a feeling there are a lot of people out in the country at large who think, "50 quid?! "i got caught speeding the other day and that was 95 "quid and three points on my licence! people will make their own decision about how bad that is. and as for the rest of it, my guess is it's all priced in now, the way the country feels about boris, but i do think there ...