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dods dozens of tornadoes wreaked havoc for the second day in a row. we'll get the latest from the fox extreme weather center. >> but first we start tonight tragically with the death toll climbing after that massive earthquake in nepal. among the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded. already there were reports of more than 1,000 people killed. that number sadly expected to climb. the quake centered northwest of nepal's capital city of kathmandu. many livingrly built housing. it demollished centuries old buildings and triggered an avalanche that killed at least ten people. united states ambassador to the united nations today pledging our help. tweeting this u.s. sending immediate humanitarian aid. disaster assistance teams to support response to nepal quake. we stand with the people of the

region. this is where we will find in the region david who is live. hi david. >> hi yes, the grim search for the dead and survivors of this powerful earthquake is continuing at this hour and the death toll is likely to rise sunday local time as those rescue teams get into that decimated area. the 7.8 tremor hit an area between the capital kathmandu. it was felt across the region and there were some fatalities in neighboring countries. they described massive damage at the epicenter. most of those confirmed to have died so far within the kathmandu capital and they were trapped beneath the falling buildings. many people are sleeping on the streets in the capital because of the fear of more aftershocks.

>> this morning everything goes down. but we -- [ inaudible ] when we come back here we feel happy. >> an appeal has now gone out for help from the international community. india already sent in some relief supplies. kathmandu's have received some flights that managed to get in. a number of buildings destroyed by the quake. the famous tower was smashed. over 100 tourists were there when it came down. the quake also triggered a huge avalanche on mount everest with mountaineers running for their lives. at least 8 people died at the main base camp. one of them is named as google executive. and many of those climbers have

still not been reached and they're still waiting to find out if they survived this massive avalanche. back to you eric. >> all right, david, our hearts and prayers are with the victims there, thank you. >> hundreds of protestors turning out today in baltimore demanding answers in the death of freddie gray. demonstrators vowing to shutdown the city. behave live pictures now showing them outside camden yards. they gathered at the city hall this afternoon and earlier at the site of freddie gray's arrest. the 25-year-old suffered a spinal injury while in police custody and died last sunday. now police admit there are holes in their investigation and that they quote, failed to provide gray with proper medical care after his arrest. >> we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that period. we know our police employees

failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. there are still many questions that we don't have the answers to and some open ended area that we need to focus heavily on. >> the police officers union says it disappointed in the commissioners comments calling them politically driven. he was arrested on april 12th and died a week later. >> it's been a pretty rough sad. the weather pushing into the ohio valley and southeastern states. it includes dangerous storms with damaging wind hail and possible tornadoes. this after the reports yesterday of at least 11. >> as we head into today and overnight tonight, sunday monday tuesday, we're into that period where we typically see severe weather. clash of the air masses and

speaking of which, look at the northern tier of the country. 50s and 60s. the southern half we're dealing with very warm humid air. that's one of the ingredients we need and cool across the west as the storm systems come out of the rockies and give us those ingredients for severe weather. let's talk about it. we have tornado watch here until around 8:00 p.m. for parts of the ohio and tennessee river valley and several severe thunderstorm watches in effect. where we could see hail damaging winds and yes, even tornadoes. just because you're under a severe thunderstorm watch doesn't mean you can't see rotation. we do have severe thunderstorm warnings just starting to light up the screen here in parts of florida, alabama, and georgia. large hail being reported. very damaging winds. 60 miles per hour. 70 miles per hour winds and then up across the ohio river valley toward illinois and indiana that's where we're also seeing the potential for strong to severe storms this evening. here's our future radar. we'll watch the storm exit.

be aware where we could see the severe potential. keep your weather radios on and then our next storm system could bring a foot and a half of snow across the rockies as it ejects into the plains on monday. so here's your severe threat overnight tonight across the ohio tennessee river valley and mid-atlantic and then tomorrow our next system a brand new system moves in so the southern plains again, oklahoma texas, down toward austin into monday. monday and tuesday some of the same areas that were hit hard. eric this is typical for this time of the year. we have actually been on the lower side of the tornado county but it just takes one to cause a massive amount of damage. back to you. >> sadly that's so true and certainly folks should be aware. as always thank you so much. >> you got it. another big weekend event for rebspublicans getting underway. the faith and freedom coalition summit in iowa kicking off a few minutes ago.

presidential candidate senators rand paul and ted cruz and marco rubio set to take the stage any minute now along with governor scott walker. senior and national corr correspondent is there. give us the latest. >> overflow crowd here at the point of grace church. people here very excited. there's about 1500 of them to get their first test to test the candidates and listen to what they have to say in terms of how they would lead this country forward. it's a very important voting block particularly here in iowa. now, christian conservatives, they care about bread and butter and care about national security and foreign policy but they also want to know if a candidate shares their social value. their values rather on social

issues. a big top here the supreme court arguments next week on same sex marriage. i asked senator rubio if a supreme court decision in favor of gay marriage would put the decision to rest. here's what he told me. >> the supreme court finds there's a constitutional rights to same sex marriage they would be extending it beyond where it was intended to reach. people will continue to disagree with that decision just as people continue to disagree with roe versus wade. >> if the supreme court does rule in favor of allowing same-sex marriage across the country that would put more importance on the issue of religious freedoms being fought in states across the nation. in fact they issued a call to action earlier this week for the republican party to grow a backbone on religious freedom issues. >> do you know if there's any talk there about the hillary

clinton cash controversy? >> there certainly is a lot and of course we had the fox news reporting special, the tangled clinton web airing last night and again tonight at 10:00. senator marco rubio told me earlier today that if in fact it's found there was some sort of quid pro quo between donations and foreign money and u.s. policy that would be a disqualifier for hillary clinton in the presidential race. another candidate that will be here tonight has been particularly critical of senator clinton told me yesterday at an event near iowa city that what was going on with the clinton cash was very disturbing to hear to her. this is what she told me. >> this is really troubling. it's troubling because it says something fundamental about her candor. it says something fundamental about her judgment. >> so when we come back here now to the candidates who do iowans

like? governor walker lead here for a long time but i have been talking to a lot of christian conservatives that say we like ted cruz. we think he's on the same track that we're on. he shares our same values so they want to give him a real close listen tonight but of course they're open to hearing from anybody so many candidates will be appearing before this crowd and these voters for the first time tonight. >> definitely a big deal. i can see the hustle and bustle behind you. thank you, john. >> thank you. >> earlier in the day senator ted cruz he addressed a gathering of the republican jewish coalition. that group meeting in las vegas. the senator and presidential candidate trying to assure the members of the audience of his commitment of standing up against iran. >> the united states senate i intend to do everything humanly possible to stop a bad iran deal. >> well someone that supported a good iran deal hillary

clinton, she is also setting her sights on nevada. her team confirming that mrs. clinton will make a campaign stop in the state on may 5th. >> and there could be new trouble brewing for hillary clinton. the highly anticipated book clinton cash is about to hit store shelves and makes some serious accusations about her time as secretary of state including several apparent conflicts of interests. aside from how this may impact the presidential campaign there could be potential legal implications. we're joined live be more from washington. >> specifically a lot of focus on a deal allowing uranium one, to sell u.s. uranium mines to russia. it had to be approved by the state department which it was during hillary clinton's time there as secretary of state. hillary clinton's camp said it also had to be approved by other u.s. agencies and she did not exert any undo influence in the

decision to sell it to the russian as but did she and her family benefit financially after the sale? now even the white house is getting questions on that. >> there has been no evidence presenned that suggests that somehow donations to the clinton foundation had any impact on any policy decisions made by secretary clinton or anybody else in the state department. >> but the upcoming book "clinton cash" suggests otherwise. he talks about the deal this week. hillary clinton could face potentially a criminal corruption investigation if such information continues to come to light. >> there's certainly smoke there. the question is going to be whether or not they she took any official action in exchange for those donations. if she did there's going to be a high high likelihood of additional scrutiny either from

capitol hill or from the department of justice itself. >> hillary clinton's campaign dismissed the story of just another in the many partisan conspiracy theories. >> molly, thank you very much. and another lawmaker not at the nevada or iowa event is close to throwing his hat in the ring for 2016. south carolina senator lindsey graham joining maria to talk about his plans for a campaign and the on going nuke talks in iran. that's tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern on sunday morning futures here on the fox newschannel. >> we have a fox news alert for you. an update on the protests in baltimore. you're looking live there at the area around camden yards where the baltimore orioles play. they have a game about 45 minutes from now. the orioles playing the boston red sox. of course a lot of people there attending the pregame festivities and they're running into some of the protestors.

as you can see there's a heavy police presence. we're told that some of the protestors are already throwing water bottles. demonstrators they say are in the thousands and packed the streets of baltimore all day. they have been marching in traffic. they went to the steps of city hall. they claim they want to shutdown the city to protest the tragic death. gray was arrested because police said he made eye contact and ran. the family attorney said he was arrested because he was running while black and didn't do anything wrong. so he had a knife the police say. they arrested him. he was put into a wagon kind of dragged in or the mayor of baltimore says he went in under his own power and then the driver said he was irate so they stopped a second time and put leg shackles on him and by the time he got to the police station he needed medical care and died 7 days later. his lawyer says of a severe broken spine. certainly this causing anger and

outrage. this has happened before and it's raising a lot of questions about the case of defendants and suspects being put in vans and how those vans are being driven especially if you don't have a seat belt and if you're sitting on a metal bench getting banged around in the back of the van. this is all part of the investigation. they'll have it finished next friday. meanwhile the demonstrations now continuing. >> many lingering questions. meanwhile the chicago white sox and kansas city royals feeling the fall out after this brawl cleared both dugouts thursday night after unsportsmanlike conduct from one pitcher but now players from both teams will spend time keeping the bench warm. >> plus it's the senators versus governors. who do you think walks into the oval office better prepared to lead our country? one candidate has his view. you'll hear why next. >> i believe i take over on day

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suspended and fined for this bench clearing brawl. he was suspended for seven games after several incidents this season. >> the republican presidential campaign it's the senators versus the governors. they're snapping at each other. former texas governor rick perry saying the country shouldn't gamble on another as he put it young inexperienced senator without executive experience like freshman senator barrack obama in 2008. well freshman florida senator marco rubio fired back telling the de moine register that governors do not have the foreign policy experience that senators have. >> they are take briefings and meet with experts but there's no way they would be ready on day one to manage u.s. foreign policy because the learning curve alone would take a number of years and you see that reflected in the history of the

presidency. >> how does your current job matter before you get the big desk in the oval office? we're joined by former deputy staff secretary to president clinton. welcome. >> hi guys. >> tammie one of the former governors, perry, does he have a point. do you think about the senators and do you think senator rubio has a point about the governors? >> they both have an argument. rubio is making the best argument he can to explain why someone with no executive experience with no real governing experience should be trusted with the white house. perry does have the benchmark of saying look what we have with barrack obama. on the other hand the real issue is i don't know if anybody is ready on day one for the presidency but the issue comes down to character and leadership. an argument could be made that abraham lincoln wasn't ready. he was a failed house candidate. he won one term. he was a lawyer from illinois and he wasn't even the first

choice of the republican party. he became one of our greatest if not the greatest president next to president washington. so when you look historically the problem with rubio's argument is he almost sounds like he's a little bit of a desperate young man going into a job interview. his answer really should be that this is about leadership. it's about character. it's about who we are. he could use abraham lincoln example but you don't want to compare yourself to lincoln but i think in the front we're looking at job experience. that's where perry is right and then rubio will have to prove he has the character and leadership to lead. >> there seems to be a move toward the governors. chris christie predicted the next president will be a governor and hillary clinton is a former senator. >> well, i think reasonable minds can disagree about whether or not this -- he's trying to

play offense and defense at the same time. he's trying to argue that he's better qualified than the governors in the race like governor walker or governor bush. he's trying to differentiate himself from barrack obama. here's the problem for the republican party. yes they want to be able to say we want a youthful candidate to contrast with hillary clinton but at the same time they have to decide whether it's youth or experience that they're after. you can't have both. so what's it going to be. there's such a wide variety of individuals. people not from the belt way like carly fiorina who is making a lot of people look twice at her candidacy. governors were experience. marco rubio who represensts somebody with a lot of potential

in the future. we have had good and bad presidents that have been governors and members of congress. maybe it's time for somebody that hasn't been in washington at all. that's what is appealing about fiorina. >> i did an unofficial tally here going back to the beginning of the last century basically. you got ten governors, six senators so right now the governors are winning. david. >> well president bill clinton was a governor. president ronald reagan was a governor. john kennedy was a senator. as i say, there are reasonable arguments on both sides of the debate but i think what our republican colleague just pointed out, the issue of experience i think that it is something that americans really want to hear a lot about right now. this is a serious election about serious times and to complexity of world events and domestic mik issues american people want to

talk about who is going to help someone like me. income inequality is growing. those are going to decide this campaign and i personally think experience wins on those. >> and you know tammie by the way, george washington he wasn't either. >> yeah. >> thank you so much. >> thanks guys. >> thank you. well the accidental deaths of two hostages held by al qaeda in a u.s. drone strike is raising serious questions about the governments drone policy. plus thousands told to evacuate as a sleeping volcano wakes from a 40 year nap with a second spectacular explosion warning that more could be on the way. and some coyotes are taking up new digs in the city. brian is on the lookout. brian. >> reporter: they don't call it the concrete jungle for nothing. another sighting of a wild coyote in downtown new york. what do they want? why are they here? all that, next.

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the tragic death toll from the powerful 7.8 earthquake in nepal standing at more than 1,000 people. sadly authorities there with a number that continues to rise. tens of thousands of people we are told are homeless and those after shocks are serious. demonstrators estimated that thousands packing the streets of baltimore today. blocking traffic and marching to the steps of city hall demanding answers after the death of 25-year-old freddie gray that died in police custody. also reaching camden yards where you can see now the live pictures from baltimore. that of course where the baltimore orioles play. they have a game with the red socks in less than half an hour by now in hopes that the

protestors are taking over some areas near the stadium. there's a strong and large police presence. >> 2,000 people living near the volcano in chile. they were told they had to evacuate after volcanic mud flow. there was a second explosion thursday. they warned the process could go on for weeks and they expect a third eruption. >> the pentagon's drone policy now under review after the accidental deaths of two hostages held by al qaeda. both of them aid workers. but the family says it's not just the drone program that should be under review. it's how the u.s. deals with hostage taking. mainly that there's no clear policy or procedure in place to bring kidnapped americans home. fred joins me now. he is the former cia analyst.

thank you for being with me. i want to start here should the policy on the handling of kidnapped americans be reevaluated? >> well there's a lot of uncertainty in this policy. we don't negotiate with americans taken hostage but if you look at the wreckage you can see that's not true. we know that five taliban detainees were traded for an american soldier. we know in 2011 there were two american hikers in iran and ransom was paid to iran to release them through middle eastern country but clearly we were paying to release these americans. i think we have to have a consistent policy that doesn't give money to terrorism but still gets americans out of these situations. >> let's talk about the review on the drone program: how extensive will it be and what

will they be focussing on. >> this is a popular program on the hill. it's been successful but we have always known this has a cost. there's no much thing as a surgical strike. when we do a drone strike against a target there's going to be civilian death. in this case there were western deaths. this was something called a signature strike. we struck a target not knowing who was it in because intelligence told us it was an al qaeda facility. that's something that has to be looked at very carefully. >> so you're overall in favor of the program. but is there any potential changes, fred could those changes adverse ri effect the current war against isis? >> i don't think the program is going to be reversed but there's issues concerning isis in drone strikes affecting what's going on in syria and iraq and pakistan and that's the lack of adequate intelligence on the ground. clearly these are very difficult operating areas and without adequate intelligence on the ground civilians will be

killed so-called collateral damage and some of them will be americans. in some cases they're bombing buildings buildings. on the ground that you say is missing. >> that's something that they're prepared to do. you have to work to get better intelligence. those people that say we need more intelligence on the ground i agree that getting that as a former officer it's hard to do. >> easier said than done. let's go back to this potential or pending review on the drone. review on the drone policy. give me a time line of how long something like this might take and if they're going to be imminent recommendations for change. just talk to me about that. >> there's going to be a review.

they're going to try to find out what are the conditions that the obama administration is using to conduct the strikes. there's a lot of secrecy about how the strikes have been done. there's not been accountability for those launching them. >> let me ask a quick question. is it necessary? if you say we're going to send drones on this point of the map at this time of the day, i don't know should there be such secrecy involved or is that a problem. >> there has to be secrecy but there should be more accountability. we don't want our enemies to know what we're tracking. but they're going to have a better idea on what we're bombing, did we kill an al qaeda leader how many siblings were killed et cetera. >> thank you for clarifying that. good to see you. i'll see you again soon. >> good to be here thank you. >> it may be a jungle but some residents aren't happy about the new neighbors. heard about this?

wild coyotes showing up across new york city and other urban areas across the country. backyards, parks and even roof tops. five sightings this year in the big apple. this one this morning at manhattan's battery park at the far southern end of manhattan island. brian has the latest on the coyote watch. hi, brian. >> hi that coyote was on the loose here at the hudson river park where there's as many people as there are small dogs it seems at about 7:30 this morning cops chased the coyote for about an hour across city streets before cornering her in the outside seating area of a waterfront restaurant. >> i saw this greyish, blackish dog looking animal scamper by and we heard people yelling and quickly moving away so we decided to seek shelter from whatever was happening.

we didn'tknow. >> here's the mug shot. the coyote was tranquilized and taken to the local animal care and control center. it will be released into the wild. this is the fifth sighting around manhattan this year. coyote on the upper west side caused a full search. it got away. last week a coyote was caught in the courtyard of a building near midtown. that same week another coyote was spotted on the roof of a bar in queens before disappearing. this month in neighboring new jersey two men were attacked by two coyotes infected with rabies. experts say a growing population of coyotes, particularly in parts in the bronx is forcing younger coyotes to head south toward manhattan. >> might have coyotes looking for mates and certainly they need to be able to find food on a regular basis.

>> experts reiterate attacks on people are rare. they try to avoid them but stay safe out there, eric. >> that's for sure. especially in this big city. thank you so much. >> yeah especially if you have two small dogs like i do. okay. coming up next. >> keep them on a leash. >> if a coyote came after my dog, i will fight that coyote. i'm sorry. i'll continue with the news now. a look at loretta lynch confirmation process as she is finally confirmed as the next u.s. attorney general after months of being forced to wait for a vote. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead.

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professor of law and political science at the university of southern california. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's start with what i talked about in the intro the timing of her controversy process is still -- her process is still looming, controversy of that. >> it took a long time for a noncontroversial appointee to get confirmed. loretta lynch is not what some could call an activist. she's a moderate. been a prosecutor. no one had much to say against her except that she had defended the president's immigrations policies which is not a terrible thing to do if you're a presidential appointee. so it wasn't about her. that's what is so unfair about it in away. it was about all the other things. but i think there were two attorney general nominees that waited longer that her.

in his case the issues were about him and the other was someone wilson appointed whose name i can't remember. >> let's move on to soon to be attorney general lynch. lest talk let's talk about her agenda moving forward. because of the wait and the hold up her relationship with congress. >> i think she's a big girl and i think she understands that it's in her interest to get along with congress. she got a number of republican votes. ten republican votes in the end and she is not a partisan political person. she has already made clear that one of her first initiatives as attorney general will be to reach out to police across the country and take the temperature down on relationships between police and especially the minority community before the summer sets in. so i think you are not going to see loretta lynch holding a grudge. but it demonstrates both what's

right and what's wrong with congress these days. here's a qualified woman who nobody was really against but instead of processing her nomination the way you and i would want our job applications to be processed. in an efficient way. addressed to the person. they turned it into a political issue having to do with sex trafficking and all kinds of other stuff an kept her sitting there for months and that's not good for anybody. >> but moving forward you believe that attorney general lynch will be about the law and not about politics. she plans to get the job done. we'll see what her agenda is going to be. >> nobody is above politics but we try to do our politics well and honorably. that's the best you can hope for. >> well said. susan, always good to see you. talk to you soon. you can read susan's sindcolumn in newspapers across the country every wednesday and friday.

good stuff. >> let's go back to baltimore. live pictures right now near camden yards. video now of protestors who are surrounding a car. they were smashing the windows of that car. we don't know if it was a police vehicle or private vehicle. the protestors have been out there all day. an estimated several thousand protesting the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old baltimore area man that died in police custody after he was driven apparently without a seat belt in a police van. the lawyer for his family says that his neck was severely broken severed 80% of the way. we're looking back live right now of the police line near camden yards. there were reports that some folks attending the game tonight ran into the baseball stadium to escape the protestors.

you're looking at the video, as you can see police not moving in. clearly it's the latest of those type of cases in which an african american man had died or was killed in police custody. the baltimore police say they will have the result of their investigation this coming friday. the 6 officers involved have been suspended with pay. at least five of them have cooperated with the authorities so far. so those demonstrators not going away now and the sun is going to set in about an hour from now so we hope it stays peaceful in baltimore. we'll be right back. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack

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averages fox news alert and an update on the situation in baltimore. this is happening outside of camden yards where the baltimore orioles are playing against the boston red sox. and protesting over the death of freddy gray who died while in police custody. this is an escalating situation. police trying to keep the crowd under control. there are been slight outbreaks of violence but we're told it's calm right now.

>> mean while, today happens to be world malaria day. about 2000 people are travellers from abroad but come here. and 3.4 billion people live in areas at risk of malaria transmission in 106 countries and territories. and get this responsible for half a million deaths. and an an steeshiologist joins us now. that's sad that it continues in other parts of the country but how about here? >> that's right. because we are global citizens and we travel to anywhere. and especially subsuhairau and

we need to understand what the symptoms are and -- >> what if you don't travel and just hangout in the backyard? >> it is a concern, not here because we eradicated it. this is one of the largest killers and every minute somebody dies from malaria. so by the end of the segment, four people may have died. >> how about the nets to protect you from mosquitos? un has a problem for that? >> yes. and bill and melinda gates have been working with centers for disease but there's more that needs to be done. and we need learn how to get rid of stagnant water and use repellant and we do have treatment when early diagnoses

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