Tonight we're following several developing stories as we come on the air. At least eight people are dead, including a mother and child after historic flooding in Kentucky.

Plus, the high-level talks that could reshape Europe and the Middle East. We do begin with that deadly flooding. Kentucky's governor is calling it one of the most serious weather events in a decade.

Many of the deaths are attributed to people being trapped in flooded cars.

Officials say they've made more than a thousand water rescues.

Up to a half foot of rain has washed out roads and sent cars into ditches.

There is widespread damage across the south.

A tree crashed through a roof in Georgia.

Hundreds of flights have been canceled, thousands more delayed.

Our weather team is following it all, including high winds in the east and a bitter cold blast in the week ahead.

President Trump takes in the Daytona 500 while overseas crucial talks begin.

Israel's prime minister praises what he calls a bold vision to rebuild Gaza and

resettle its population. Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls for Hamas to be eradicated.

Negotiations on Ukraine's future are expected soon. Russia's invited and Ukraine's president is also

demanding a seat at the table. Also tonight, a deadly attack in Austria is now being called an act of terror.

Six people were stabbed, a teenager killed.

Police say the suspect from Syria was inspired by ISIS.

The Justice Department fires more than a dozen immigration judges as the Trump administration moves to shrink the federal government.

The firings come despite a growing backlog of millions of pending immigration cases. immigration judges as the Trump administration moves to shrink the federal government.

The firings come despite a growing backlog of millions of pending immigration cases.

Five arrests are made in a shocking and brutal murder.

The victim was a transgender man who police say was tortured for months.

Authorities are calling it a horrific crime.

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