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>> carley: straight to fox weather alert. several tornados tearing through ohio and indiana leaving a trail of destruction. in ohio, at least two dead and 19 in the hospital being treated for weather-related injuries. radar signals indicate debris was losted as high as 15,000 feet during that powerful storm. residents say their town is in shambles. >> it is gone. the buildings are demolished. downtown, it is bad, very bad. >> carley: life-altering storm there. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. horrifying video out of indiana, you see it touching down. see the light flashing from lightning. severe injuries reported, rescue crews are searching for missing

people. temporary shelters are in place for people who lost homes. senior meteorologist janice dean is here. >> janice: you warn people of severe weather and it happens overnight and see destruction as the sun comes up. our hearts and prayers are out for people in the midwest. major system across the rockies, bringing four feet of snow and crashed into very warm, unstable air. you can see the tornado reports. national weather service going out to indiana and ohio and deem how strong the tornados were. we had that area, possibility could see potential for destructive weather from texas to the great lakes yesterday. today more focused along the gulf coast and southern plains and not as destructive. you have to get watches and

warnings and when they come overnight, people are not sleeping and you don't have a lot of warning. severe threat for texas, possibility, we were seeing hail size of grapefruit last night, the storm system so destructive and that threat is going to move into mississippi and alabama today. rain, heavy rain in the forecast could mean potential for flash flooding for texas along the gulf coast. ccp that in mind. severe risk is something to watch and the snow, i mean, we've had credible amounts of snow from the cold side of the storm system for parts of colorado. close to 50 inches in a couple days. several months worth of snow in just 12 to 24 hours and we have winter weather alert for denver, four corners region as we expect to see more snow today and through the weekend. that is the other part of this, seeing incredible amounts of

snow. destruction over parts of ohio valley, midwest is heartbreaking and we're getting into severe weather season. clash of two air masses, transition from winter to spring temperature can happen. >> todd: understood. so tough to see the pictures. thank you. we are expecting a decision from the fulton county judge whether he will disqualify the fulton county d.a. fani willis from donald trump's case. it stems from having a relationship with the prosecutor she hired for the case. the judge said he will rule today. adding, i will stick to the timeline, no ruling will be based on politics, i'll follow the law the best i understand it. >> carley: good morning to you, here we go. what do you think is going to happen? do you think she will get disqualified from this case?

>> there is so much information, carley and todd. thank you for having me on the show. so much information swirling around hiring of her former lover. there are allegations, they were clear, both nathan wade and fani willis testified under oath they did not start the relationship under after the relationship, there had been testimony to contradict that. the judge has to decide whether fani willis breached the sacred trust of the state that is imposed upon her as the state's prosecutor. any prosecutor will tell you that is sacred trust they have to make certain they uphold. why do i say that? because they have such wide direction as whether or not to prosecute individuals and especially here when prosecution is of a former president. >> todd: so many layers to this case. the latest and i don't know we talked about this week. this judge is up for reelection and the individual who has

primaried him, if you want to call it that, is a democrat looking at using the ground swell of call it scrutiny against democrat in this case for his or her own advantage. going forward, do you think this judge will ultimately focus on the facts of the case and not let his reelection come into play? >> that is a million dollar question, todd and something a lot of critics are looking closely to see if headwinds of politics will influence his decision. he has to demonstrate there is no bias and he is not being arbitrary. if he rules against fani willis, she will have opportunity to object and appeal it and raise the question you are asking, whether politics were in play in the decision. >> carley: there are allegations someone on willis's staff misused federal grant money and

jim jordan is threatening to hold her in contempt for failing to turn over information on this. how serious is this? >> at the center of this battled prosecutor, it is going to be whether or not the allegations of misuse of federal funds, it stems from according to ms. willis, from a disgruntled former employee from a prior administration fired for cause. they raised allegations of mismanagement of federal funds, if you focus, there will be those who doubt any truth to it. if there is truth there is mismanagement of federal funds, it is problematic for ms. willis and there will be fallout. so far she provided some documentation to jim jordan and house committee, but not all of them. it is not unusual for individuals being subpoenaed for

documents to have this sort of piecemeal compliance with the subpoena. we'll have to see whether the funds were mismanaged, whether there is documentation to show there is veracity to the allegations, if there are, it is problematic for her. >> carley: as todd said, the judge is running for reelection, so is former president trump. she is running for reelection, as well, and has two challengers. see if she gets to keep her job or has ramifications. >> todd: this is not normal, it is boring. >> carley: we know she likes grey goose. >> todd: thanks for your insight. staying in georgia, entire town of athens, georgia turned upside down after college student laken riley allegedly murdered by an illegal immigrant. >> carley: now a woman named

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>> todd: one woman making the switch from pizza to politics. she says she's fed up with lack

of trans parency in athens, georgia and want to see action. sydney ann waters, owner of mama sid's pizza, running for district eight commissioner. mama sid joins us live from her piz pizzeria. good morning, miss sid. look, you built a great life, a great business. you are enjoying more or less retirement. what compelled mama sid to jump into this race? >> i was all of a sudden had reality check that those of us, there are a lot of us in athens that did not know what our government was doing. i just, the day before of

qualifying ending, i decided to go put my name on the ticket. >> todd: awesome, you were not deciding this on your own, you were recruited by local officials, the entire community wanted you to solve the problem. how angry are citizens of athens with the way current government is running things? >> everybody is quite concerned because we have discovered that our local government is not transparent with us. they have resolutions and agreements going that the public had no idea about. i don't really know how familiar our commission was with it, the 2019 resolution that opened up a lot of sanctuary -- we're not a sanctuary city, we have

sanctuary policies that somewhat control us. and mayor just came out and read the policy one evening and signed it. in 2022, he personally petitioned the u.s. state department for us to become a refugee resetelment site. nobody knew about that. what does all this mean? how many people have we welcomed into this community and who are they? >> todd: obviously this coming to the forefollowing the murder of that beautiful young lady, laken riley. what has your opponent in the commissioner race done to improve public safety in your town? if not, what has she focused on instead? >> i have not heard her comment at all about either of these policies. they have -- she has definitely

expressed her regret in the death of laken riley and i full y appreciate that. i believe she was upfront and honest about that. insofar as the resolution and the agreement on the refugee resetelment, i have not heard her say anything about it. >> todd: if you win, what is the first order of business? >> you know, when you are standing on the outside looking in and talking with them at different chamber meetings, you don't think they are listening. the way you get them to listen is to become a part of them. i want to be a part of the commission so i can at least express my opinion and know they are heard. >> todd: final question, how good is the pizza mama sid? >> my pizza is absolutely wonderful. the recipe has not changed for

41 years. >> todd: for a crowd segment, segment you interview somebody and there is a crowd, they have been too quiet, let's get some hooting and hollering. could you get the crowd to give me something, cheers for you. >> y'all, let us hear ya. >> todd: that is what i expect. [cheering] >> todd: mama sid, everybody. we'll be following your campaign. i'm sure the pizza is the best. i don't know what you said about communism, i'm sure something that will get us in trouble. >> right. >> todd: good luck with the campaign. i had the opportunity to accompany ice agents in new york city. we'll take you along for the ride next. >> we know who the target is, what we're looking for, nypd has been notified, be kaif and let's get this guy into custody and you hava the streets. we are diagonnaly across the

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>> we plan for contingencies, we are not planning for any evacuation. for four years, we have been telling americans, do not travel to haiti, it is not safe to do so. for those there, leave as soon as you can do so without risk. >> carley: robert charles, former secretary of state for president bush and former intel officer joins us now. there are potentially hundreds of americans trapped in haiti, and the state department said no plans to get them out. should there be evacuation orders? >> i tell you right now, the state department has to have contingency planning to help with evacuation, whether by private contract or inl, 200 air frames that have ability to get in and out or if they are cooperating with the united states. there is a marine team already in there, i guarantee we have

assets that are able to help. step back a couple steps and say, there is a lot going onner hoo. this is one more location of instability which may or may not have been able to be prevented. it is something we should have seen coming. in july of 2021, prime minister of haiti was assassinated and we have seen instability rising. in addition to warning people to leave, you have to preposition assets and help them get out of there. i am not on the inside, i hope we are in a position to help americans get out of there, not just tell them they should have gotten out earlier. >> carley: it is a surreal situation, we are seeing concerns over our embassy and u.s. citizens trapped in a war-torn country. chuck schumer is highest ranking

jewish elected leader. our number one ally in the middle east is at war. he is calling for new elections to get rid of prime minister netanyahu. watch this. >> we should not be forced into a position of supporting actions of israeli government that include bigots who reject the idea of a palestinian state. >> this is not only highly inappropriate, it is plain wrong for an american leader to play such a divisive role in israeli politics while our closest ally is in existential battle for survival. >> to have senate majority leader chuck schumer attacking israel is disgraceful. maybe he should have called for an election in gaza, instead. >> carley: wow, chuck schumer is saying there are bigots inside the israeli government and you heard how republicans respond to

that and maybe more importantly how israel is responding, this landed like an earthquake in the country. benny ganz, condemned remarks from chuck schumer. help us understand significance of what he said and how hamas and iran would perceive these comments? >> good point about iran in particular understanding that the united states is in some way shuttering or not fully supportive of israel. reality is we have federal statutes in this country that block or criminalize the idea of foreign interference in our elections and ironic to hear full remarks of chuck schumer who says the reason he thinks elections ought to be called in israel right now and telling them as leader in the united states senate who has control over weapons that go to israel,

etcetera, there is absence of vision and direction by benjamin netanyahu. he says the leader does not have vision and direction, we need an immediate election. that is irony, does that mean we need immediate election here? there is federal statute, 22 usc 2708 that says foreign interference with other countries in our country is illegal and you are causing shutter at time of war with one of our closest allies in the world. i advocate for peace and i don't want to see any more innocents killed and breaks my heart to see a child killed in a war zone, but you have to stand with your allies and it is highly inappropriate chuck schumer should be on a limb talking about how our allies need to change their leadership. >> carley: you have to stand with your allies.

thank you, have a great day. something cool. >> todd: i had opportunity to ride along with new york city ice agents working to arrest illegal immigrants charged with some pretty violent crimes. take a look. >> target is a 30-year-old citizen of mexico. >> we know who the target is, what we're looking for. nypd has been notified. be safe and get this guy into custody and off the streets. we are diagonally across the streets from the target address. he was released from local custody after being charged with raping a 12-year-old minor and living across the street from a elementary school. >> when is this person supposed to leave? >> intelligence we have, he should be leaving the residence shortly. we believe he has an electric scooter he jumps on and zips

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we are on the way. we were pulling up, they got the guy. tell us about it. >> he had come in when he was a juvenile and convicted for distribution of narcotics and released because of bail reform. we were investigating him, he was rearrested for robbery at knife point of individual. we had derogatory information that advised us he is a member of ms-13. >> todd: are you seeing ms-13 activity? >> gang violence has increased. >> todd: how do you do intel to find when the guy will be leaving, who he surrounds himself with and his daily routine? >> we know who we are looking for, when you hear portrayal of edollarro, and ice doing sweeps and raids, it couldn't be further from the case.

each case goes through triple check and eros are in the field knowing who they are going for. >> todd: to be clear, you are not deploying eight of your guys for something like a petty shoplifting, this is somebody doing really bad crimes, accused of bad crimes in our country? >> that is correct. i prioritize my staff and resources specifically going after violent criminals with heinous criminality and background. we have ero to keep the public safe. i wish mayor's office and governor's office and city council revisit sanctuary policies because law enforcement partners and agencies should be collaborating when it involves public safety threat and individuals like this individual. >> todd: it comes down to bail reform. if somebody is accused and

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>> todd: president biden will host irish leaders at the white house for a celebration. some are opting out in protest of the president's support of israel. >> carley: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: some say now is not the time for a party. prime minister of ireland says this is opportunity to tell the white house how irish people feel, they want to see a ceasefire immediately, hostages to be released and food and medicine to get in, as well. one of the biggest champions of the palestinian cause. yesterday president biden was in michigan, where his team removed reporters as he was about to take questions at a campaign stop. >> will you take a few

questions? >> thank you, pat. >> thank you, head back to the cars. thank you. thank you. we're happy to -- thank you. >> madeleine: vice president kamala harris is expected to meet with rapper fat joe, andy brashear and people who received pardons for convictions, this is after she visited an abortion clinic. first time a president or vice president has toured a clinic that performs abortion. >> we are facing a serious health crisis that is affecting many, many people in our country, most of whom are silently suffering. in states around our country, extremists have passed laws that have denied women access to reproductive healthcare.

>> madeleine: biden campaign is ramping up efforts to reach young voters. 45% of voters under 30 support president biden and 51% support former president trump. >> carley: thank you so much. >> finalists for vice president include quarterback aaron rodgers and jesse the body ventura, he is considering a pair of truck nuts. rodgers is playing for the jets, how many losing teams can he be a part of? it feels like progress, we don't need aging old men, we need a strong young man with brain problems. i don't know if aaron rodgers is qualified to be next in line for presidency. when has a kennedy ever died unexpected? >> carley: late night shows torc

torching r.f.k. jr. >> todd: bring in joe concha. thoughts on everything you just saw in light of the fact aaron rodgers went to berkeley, pretty smart school. >> joe: cal, right? r.f.k. jr., you can't consider aaron rodgers or jesse ventura as your running mate. everything we are hearing about aaron rodgers as far as he thinks sandy hook is a conspiracy, that the parents and all the children killed were actors. only one person on the planet heard this, pamela brown of cnn and that is being reported as a major news story. this happened at the kentucky derby 11 years ago, and this reporter sat on this story for all this time. now think about this. say tom brady or travis kelce in

2024 said something like this to a reporter. would that reporter sit on that story? that is my question to you guys. would that happen? i don't think that would happen. >> carley: this piece against aaron rodgers after r.f.k. jr. mentioned his name once and this came up out of nowhere and rodgers has to respond on social media yesterday. i'm on the record in the past saying what happened at sandy hook is a tragedy, i've never been of the opinion that the events did not take place and cnn's jake tapper is talking in serious terms, watch this. >> we have actually as subject of debate whether or not a vice presidential prospect thinks sandy hook happened. this is someone described as

critical thinker, it might cost him, donors have voiced discontent with the campaign, pledging to withdraw support from kennedy if he chooses rodgers in particular. >> carley: i think it is safe to say r.f.k. jr. is a longshot candidate and aaron rodgers as vice president is longshot. to echo what you are saying, why a hit piece on him trying to ruin his wife for almost nothing? >> joe: jake tapper is not a reporter, not a journalist that is objective, he is an activist, talk show host with platform that makes him look like an anchor where he is pushing this story. there is no words here at this point, right? aaron rodgers is supposed to be r.f.k. jr. runningmate, he's at top of the list with jesse ventura, then this story comes

out and cnn decides to report a story no one can verify and no other person on the planet heard aaron rodgers say. >> todd: they say this is a controversial topic. you made it, that is not reporting, that is rumor mongering. >> joe: cnn is distant third and no one takes them seriously anymore. >> carley: they do not like his vaccine stance. all this is happening. vermont senator bernie sanders getting testy with hillary vaughn after she asked about his proposed 32-hour per week work week. >> cheryl: senator sanders going on the offensive with hillary vaughn who was asking about his plan for a shorter work week, look what happened. >> people are exhausted, we work

longer than anybody in the industrialized world. it is time. >> democrats want businesses to be -- >> that is not my asumpion. i don't think so. i would like to see -- >> how are businesses going to survive that, that is the question. >> pays effective tax rate lower than the average worker, we have a problem in the tax system. >> cheryl: i will not dispute that, i don't have time. he wants to reduce the work week to 32 hours, lower overtime pay and mandate overtime pay is time and a half and employees working over 12 hours get double the pay. critics point out this will lead to higher inflation and encourage companies to eliminate jobs to cut cost, spend more on ai and political side, another

way to buy votes. promising freebies, everything seems to be free if you are a democrat andic maing promises these days. >> carley: buying votes. south by southwest festival, unfortunately making news. >> cheryl: several bands are bailing in austin, texas, because the sponsors are making it possible in the first place. austin for palestine coalition is leading the charge. they say south by southwest must disinvite raytheon, collins aero space and bae systems, they have direct ties to arming of israel, supporting oppression of palestinian people. raytheon makes weapons to use against the palestinians. one artist shallom dropped out,

we are dropping out of south by southwest, there is always a right thing to do and never complicated as much as establishment want you to believe. a dream is a dream and not a life. palestinians deserve to dream and live. the festival itself is trying to be diplomatic. we welcome diverse viewpoints, music is the soul and legace, we respect their right to free speech. governor greg abbott jumped in and posted, if you want to go, go. this is state of texas, we spoefrt our military. >> todd: don't worry, if you have not heard of shallom, nobody else has either. nick saban sounding the alarm. >> cheryl: alarm sounding for sports, bret baier spoke with nick saban. he was asked about compensation,

nil, name, image and likeness and implication, watch. >> i see serious problems moving forward in the future. we need national legislation, now we have state legislation and every state is different. that would protect the ncaa from liti litigation, once we establish guidelines. >> cheryl: he pointed out it would affect graduation rates. a lot of critics and sportscasters have been criticizing saban, which is unfair. listen to what he's saying, he says he is worried about athletes. >> todd: the left likes to criticize that. 57-year-old mike tyson getting back in the ring and preparing for a match with jake paul.

tyrus is here next. >> carley: lawrence jones with what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: that could be a blood bath with mike tyson, did you see the punches? i may be there. big friday, new report saying hamas issued ceasefire proposal, including a hostage exchange. we will discuss the situation from the ground in israel. lawsuit more than a dozen current and former college athletes suing ncaa or transgender policy, riley gaines with the latest on that. and ray lynn, matt whitaker, jack keane, the general, will join us and rapper master p coming up on "fox and friends." we have a busy show this friday morning. see y'all in a bit. comfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease,

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up shop in america? >> listen, this is the ending chapter. i don't understand how people don't see this. when the bosses are coming, everything is already set up. everything is already in place. now we are seeing the bosses come down because t their soldis and crews are set up. he doesn't coming for vacation. he is coming to collect profits. we have been played. we are so far behind this it's not even funny. the fact that the bosses of the gangs -- he is nobody. he is one of many. another one will take his spot that we don't know that doesn't have information on him. they are just dumping in here. we are seeing it now and then we have our gangs and our young men who are lost. so then the new ones trying to set up shop. gang streets, violence in the street with all of this. it's pac pathetic. this should be the worst possible case with the border situation that the bosses are coming oea cross now. >> carley: you bring up a good point we are used to ms-13 in the country and other gangs from columbia.

>> going to be like welcome? >> carley: exactly. what is going to happen? could we see gang violence in the united states especially in major cities. >> it's already starting. we are starting to see it. >> carley: todd did a ride along with ice. one of the people arrested he was released from custody after being accused of raping a 12-year-old. he was released. you hear these shocking things every single day that should be major news and at this point it's like oh, it's every day. >> we crack a few eggs mentality of the administration and how we are seeing government. they just don't care about people. because their message and their narrative is more important and, you know, how could that even -- imagine how the sign release paper if you are an officer or clerk. >> todd: it's sickening. >> carley: imagine thought 12-year-old feels. >> todd: got to get your thoughts on this. mike tyson started training for highly anticipated fight.

tyson 30 years older. tyson winning 50 out of 58. the betting line somehow favor paul overwhelming favor but tyrus, maybe because i grew up in the 80's and disdain for people who are the social media celebrities or maybe because i know nothing about boxing. isn't mike tyson going to kill this kid? >> mike is 60 years old, okay? that's why he is the underdog. >> carley: i ain't as good as i once was. >> i love mike tyson. i think he has become one of the greatest philosophers in this country. he drops knowledge all the time. would i like him to drop him one time? oh, yeah. just takes one. but, again, i'm going to say for the record he's 60. jayapal is trying to steal valor. can't build his name in boxing. trying to steal our legends. he is going to have to go super insane on him. do you know what that is? >> todd: i don't. people need to know.

>> carley: everybody at home google in let us know. tyson told joe rogan he took this in pay per view big money coming. >> as much as i'm saying he is 60 years old. what do you do when you don't need it? you have everything. it's still mike tyson so you are going to watch. to have haded to is the money going on jayapal because all these young kids think jayapal was some boxer they didn't see the 80's? >> tyrus: it's going to be what happens. he has been in wars. and those wars -- mike has been in incredible wars. he has been hit by dump trucks of heavyweight monsters his entire career and he is 60 years old. and his mind will say 1, 2, jab. his body will be huh? mike trains every day he is phenomenal and i love him. >> carley: might happen in july. something to look forward to over the summer. thank you so much. "fox & friends" starts right now have. a good day, everybody. ♪ ♪