but faith and history teaches that however dark the night, joy,'s in the morning. [applause] and that joy comes with the commandments of scripture. love the lord thy god with all thy heart, all my mind and all thy soul. and love thy neighbor as thyself. easy to say, easy to say but very hard to do. but in that commandment, and my view lies the essence of the gospel. in the essence of the american promise. it is only see each other as neighbors and not enemies that progress and justice come.

so we see each other as fellow human beings and as children of god, we begin to walk the path of doctor king's beloved community. a path is dream inspired. and legacy propel us forward to this day. here is what i learned in my life and my career along that path, as many of you have learned along your path, we are all imperfect beings. we do not know where and what fate will deliver to us where and when. but we can do our best to seek a life of light and hope and love. and yes comic truth. truth. that is what i try to do every day, to build the future we all want. we are reminding ourselves that

nothing, nothing is guaranteed in our democracy. nothing. every generation is required to keep it, defendant, protected. to be repairers of the breach. and to remember the power to redeem the soul of america lies where it always has lay in the hands of we the people. [applause] we the people. [applause] i was recently reminded of that truth on the south lawn of the white house. i believe you were there, both of you, both of your senators. the south lawn of the white house vice president kamala harris and hearing these words and i quote, it took just one

generation of segregation to the supreme court of the united states". those are the words of our supreme court justice. it took just one generation of segregation of the supreme court of the united states. as i told the folks at the time, she is smarter than you are. as doctor king said, give us the ballots we will place judges on the bench who will do justly. and we are. that is the promise of america where change is hard but necessary. progress is never easy.

but it is always possible. things do get better on our march toward a more perfect union. but this inflection point, we know there's a lot of work that has to continue and economic justice, civil rights, voting rights, and protecting our democracy. and i am remembering that our job is to redeem the soul of america. but. >> look, i get accused of being an optimist. i call that the irish of it. we are never on top, always stepped on but we are optimistic like doctor king was optimistic.

folks, as i said progress is never easy. but redeeming the soul the country is absolute essential. i doubt whether any of us would have thought, even and doctor king's time literal in the institutional structures of this country might collapse. what you are seeing in brazil, were seeing in other parts of the world. folks, i will close with this blessing i see today. in the oval office, and many of you have been there, been there in my office. you get to set it up the way you want within reason. as i sit at my desk. [inaudible] [laughter] [applause] as i sit at my desk,. [laughter] i look at the fireplace just to

the left. it is a bust of doctor king. it's in there and that spot on purpose. he was my inspiration as a kid. he does know where we should go. iran for three reasons i said i wanted to restore the soul of america. i wanted to rebuild this country from the bottom up in the middle out. and i want united. not far from him if you look about 40 or 50 degrees to the right, there is another statue. another bust. of rosa parks. [applause] people ask me, why?

i say i put in my words she said i've had enough. i've had enough. folks, i often think of the question doctor king asked us all those years ago, i think it's important you all remember it's important the nation remember it. he said, where do we go from here? that is a quotes, where do we go from here? well, my message to the nation on this day as we. [applause] we go together. we choose democracy over her talker c. a beloved community of her. we choose unbelievers and the dreams to be doers, to be unafraid. always keeping the faith, every

time i walk out of my irish catholic grandfather's home in scranton, pennsylvania his name was ambroise a finnegan he would yell joey, keep the faith. my grandmother, no joey, spread it. spread the faith. i am serious. onset catholic rosary have on my wrist. one my son had on the night he was dying. the point is, there is hope. there is always hope. we have to believe it. ladies and gentlemen, that was doctor king's path in my view the path of keeping the faith. it must be our path. folks, for god sake this is the united states of america. the united states, there is nothing beyond our capacity. nothing beyond our capacity if we set our mind to it.

and ladies and gentlemen, we are a land of dreamers in the land of doers. nothing is beyond our capacity for the gospel song that doctor king loved as i understand he always told he did, we have come too far from where we started. nobody told me the road would be easy. i don't believe he brought me this far to leave me. [applause] he did not go this far to leave me. my fellow americans, i don't think the lord brought us this far to leave us. i really don't. my fellow americans, god blessed doctor trayvon martin luther king and his family. and based on one of his favorite hymns, precious lord take my hand through the storm, through the night. and lead me onto the light. may god bless you all, let's go find the light. we can do this. [cheering]

[applause] ♪ ♪ ♪. arthel: spread the faith red fox news alert president biden becoming the first sitting president to deliver remarks from doctor kings ebenezer baptist church. in part saying and nothing is guaranteed in our democracy. ♪ this a comfortable scenic comforting scene we're looking at right now here, comes amidst more fallout for the president though after another batch of classified documents found inside his delaware home. the president's lawyer said yesterday he discovered five more pages with classified markings while working with the justice department officials at the wilmington residents. this latest discovery comes after the white house said lawyers had finished searching the home. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville. so far hello everyone and thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. the newly uncovered pages only

add to the scrutiny of the president is now facing. after this classified documents had already been found in november in the office to see there on the left and the penn/biden center. in washington d.c. for the present use that office before he was elected for attorney general merrick at garland this past week appointing special counsel to investigate all this. republican led house judiciary committee members, they aren't launching their own investigation. this morning house speaker kevin mccarthy defended that. >> it just shows the hypocrisy and why the american public does not trust our government. you know, congress has an independent constitutional obligation to oversee all aspects of the justice department. and that includes a special counsel's as and so we will have our role in overseeing was transpiring here. >> top of the story former federal prosecutor alex little and what we can expect to head in a moment. but first our life fox news team coverage begins. lorna blanchard is in washing of the time i of the discovery

charles watson in atlanta were the present just address the ebenezer baptist church marking the legacy of doctor trayvon martin with the king. let's go first to lucas tomlinson on the north on the white house with the very latest from there. jai lucas. >> good afternoon eric. even some democrats admit this is not a good look for the president. one democrat spoke early on "fox news sunday" offered this behind-the-scenes look at president biden's reaction to any first found out about this classified documents. >> i know exactly what president biden said when he was informed these documents were found in his office in his office in washington. that was oh, followed by a four letter expletive. it is an embarrassment, no doubt about it. is and more to it? i doubt it will find out from special counsel as he goes about his business. >> president biden said back on thursday morning's lawyers were done looking for classified documents. then on saturday morning, yesterday, the white house issued a statement saying five more pages of classified

documents were found in one of president biden's homes in delaware on thursday night. many reporters wanted to know why the white house did not say anything about that on friday. he was biden thursday morning stays lawyers are done packing up everything and turned it all over. >> to finish the review last night. they discovered a small number of documents of classified markings in storage areas and file cabot in my home and my personal library. >> some republicans say they want to see this probe widened. >> i think biden has highlighted his incompetence for the world to see. i am also concerned about the vice president. vice president harris is not necessary shown her level of confidence as importers are. has anyone checked to see if she has any classified material sitting on her kitchen table? >> is notable the white house at the classified documents were first found president biden's wilmington home on december 20. more than 20 days passed before

thursday night when the president and others said these documents -- make more classified documents were found leading some to wonder why it took so long for the white house to come forth with this information. support and only that but has played out first at the pit penson biden center now it's five pages in his personal library, in his library. what will the president say later? do we expect to hear from him at the sight of air force one is returned to washington? >> perhaps eric prints notable after prison biden spoke thursday morning stays lawyers were done he called this a small number of classified documents. now our 25 classified documents and report is that considered small number? short of the 300 taken from four president trump samara lago estate. prison biden speaking this morning and that service for doctor trayvon martin luther king be part of that service he said quote we are not always at our best but otherwise a prison is not said anything about this. we don't know if that was directly tied to the classified documents for its notable president biden did not speak

about this issue when he hosted the japanese prime ministers the white house on friday, when he walked to marine one later but he will be flying back to his home in wilmington, delaware which some say is the scene of the crime. scope rest of the president has to say about that specifically, the library since documents they said were found in president trump's desk. that was in mar-a-lago will look at both cases and just a moment, lucas thank you, arthel. qwest lucas and eric meanwhile critical questions remain over what triggered the search and who had access to the documents since then vice president biden left the white house in 2017. we take a look at the time line dating back to the first discovery of the documents to yesterday's latest finding. lorna blanchard is a life in washington with those details. >> hi arthel but let's dive into that slow document drip. early november the president's lawyer found 10 classified documents in an office closet of the penn/biden closet. return it merit garlic give the

case dutra appointed jon lashbrook late december the president's counsel richard sauber tells her smart documents in the delaware garage. >> by the late mike corvette is in a locked garage. okay so psyched of sitting out on the street. but any rate. >> a locked garage? >> as well as my corvette. >> this amount on the ninth we learned of the documents. not to the white house or justice department, but another news network for two days later another document is found on the 12th special counsel is appointed. the white house press secretary said the search for documents should be completed by thursday, to make sure the document is handed over. he finds a five more that we do not learn about until just yesterday. >> this has been done in a transparent way when it relates to how this wasn't dealt with with the department of justice and the archives. the president takes this very, very seriously.

>> to house judiciary committee jim jordan told "sunday morning futures" he is going to look into if there is a double standard and if there is anything else we don't know. >> this lack of transparency be in the white house as being transparent and has been just the opposite. >> house oversight committee on so white house to release visitor logs the president wilmington home and they want more info on what properties have been searched, arthel. >> lorna blanchard thank you. eric. eric: what charges the fennec of the president face and houses different from former president trump's question was bringing former prosecutor alex little he is a national with the very latest. so alex hello, the president is all blank when he's told their secret documents or at least classified documents found. do you think you will be implicated? >> you know, it's really too early to tell. the first principle when it comes to classified information is what is the information? i assume with the intelligence

committees are now doing is making a risk assessment about what these documents are, how dangerous eric they were released. there's different levels of classification is classified, their secret, is top-secret for this classification levels correspond to how dangerous a leak of that information is. that is the first step. the answer to that question will determine and large part how the rest of the process goes. the other the department of justice is going to look at is the president or anyone implicated any purposeful hiding a purposeful moving of those documents? the intent is really critical the question of whether the department of justice could bring charges. >> you talk about intent its criminal intent or it is intent to keep these documents, not turn them over. do you have that in this case and do you have that former president trump's case? >> what we know about the present case does not indicate it sound like they found it, they turned it over, they talk to d.o.j. voluntarily there have been no subpoenas. there is no allegation on the case mr logout someone via

violent or like what they gave back. i think that is where the case really diverge between what we know so far about mar-a-lago. there's more information said the president himself or the agent taken things to wilmington purposefully did they give him back? i think will find ourselves much more in the situation. the reset department of justice would appoint a special counsel they want to make clear to the public they're going to apply the same set of rules to everybody. it appears some of the department of justice is doing that is what happen. >> there's a legal aspect then there's the political aspect in the public relations aspect of this but here's what president biden said when it was revealed about president trump's documents when he was on 60 minutes, take a listen. ask when you saw the photograph of the top-secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-lago, what did you think to yourself look at that image? >> how that could possibly happen. how anyone could be that

irresponsible. it's totally irresponsible. >> does it appear he's not guilty of that same thing or people in his office? >> i don't think we know that yet. this is five or 20 just classified documents i can find work to the cia there's a gap between just classified information top-secret especially compartment information but the things or talk about mar-a-lago things like nuclear secrets. right now we do not have any information anything president biden's possession or the possession of his aides at the penn center was more than just classified. that's a distinction among those who deal with this information among the national security apparatus. eric: there should not be classified information that is in it against the law to have it there? >> an absolute can be against the law should not have left any of the secured areas. they're very different handling rules for classified information then say top-secret information for top-secret information should never leave a secure compartmented facility for

classified information is had much more easily can be put in transferred around. the way these intelligence services treat the information it depends on what the information is. so far we think happened here? >> i can tell you every day our intelligence services produced thousands and thousands of pieces of information at the classified level but they produce a lesson or top-secret but you can imagine there is information that runs a washington, our national security apparatus that needs to go to a lot of people. so that documentation is not always handled well but here's a great example of how it's not for the real question is when someone finds out a mistake is made one of they do about it? so far there's no suggestion that what they have done the president's team has been criminal. there is that the recent got special counsel to look into it. eric: family some people say this helps president trump's case let me read you what michael goodwin says, trumps standoff with justice are classified documents putting it on a course for criminal charges. biden has come to trumps rescue

with this multi- documents -- make it nearly impossible for trump to be prosecuted if biden isn't. do you that are these two complete separate? >> for a practical perspective it does make the trumps special counsel job much harder. i think the appearance of how this looks the public a certain importance. at the end of the day the department of justice is going to make these decisions on the merits of each case. if a jury ever hears either of these cases are not going to learn about the other and ultimately come down to the guilt or innocence of a particular person at the department of justice brings charges. eric: all right alex little, alex great to see you thank you for your insight. arthel: eric, meanwhile president biden is marking doctor trayvon martin luther king's holiday weekend by delivering a sunday sermon on democracy at doctor king's ebenezer baptist church. mr. biden is a first sitting president to do so. charles watson is live in atlanta with more.

hey charles. >> hey good afternoon, arthel paid president biden just wrapped up his sermon at the ebenezer baptist church here in atlanta short time ago. as you mention, making a bit of history while he has adit been the first u.s. president to speak in front of that congregation during the church's regular sunday service. the president took the opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights icon doctor trayvon martin luther king jr. on this mlk day weekend. and kings at 94th birthday by the president taking the time to praise the iconic efforts of king who was assassinated in memphis in 1968 after fueling the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965 in front of the congregation king once lead it ebenezer baptist. president biden a plot of the progress that has been made in this country since the kings and push for civil and voting rights. the president also made it very clear that the work toward a

free and fair society and democracy is not yet finished, take a listen. >> we have to choose a community over chaos. or we the people going to choose love over hate? these are the vital questions of our time and the reason i am here is your president. i believe doctor king's life and legacy show us the way we should pay attention. >> this is the president's first public appearance in georgia since he delivered the speech of focusing voting rights here in atlanta almost a year to the day at last january. aides to the president and aides to senator warnock say the senator who extended the invitation for biden to speak today at what is commonly referred to as america's most famous black church, that is notable of course because during the midterms, were not kept his distance from biden as the president dealt with

inflationary economy and a low approval ratings. november the president did not campaign for warnock or any democrats in georgia at last election cycle part as a president looks forward to a potential 2024 election campaign, georgia, particularly black voters in the state will be pivotal for the president if he wants to win another term. there are a lot of folks who believe georgia could be a good starting point for the president who squeaked out a narrow when in this state by fewer than 12000 votes in 2020. he will need the state in 2024 if he does run, eric. or arthel. arthel: i will take it charles otsuka have a question for you. i have security is a very tight were you able to go inside the church? >> no. security is tight. we were kept about a block away from the church. there's a lot of activity out here throughout the morning. we have seen protests, people

who are protesting the eye rights in iran and also folks protesting against title 42. a lot of activity. arthel: i get it be you are in atlanta entry been able to go into that church just because of doctor king's legacy is a special place to be. all right, charles the thank you for that reporting. okay. thank you were going to take a break will be right back. thank you.to h [laughter] u choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. - elites. now that we've made travel so expensive, this golf course is all... ours? - how'd you get here? - kayak! they compared hundreds of travel sites to find a great deal on my flight, car and hotel. [hissing] - kayak. search one and done.

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hey brian. >> hey eric, look, over the last week it appears this has moved from a missing persons case to a murder investigation. there has been no active search for anna walshe. for instance and have not been teams searching in the woods. there is not meant a public appeal by the police asking for any help. all eyes are now on ana's husband on her break the blood found the basement, damage knife with blood not reportedly a hatchet, hacksaw and blood found in a trash facility. at this point we are waiting for a forensic lab results before a possible murder charges filed. >> i would assume or believe there's going to be a charge coming soon. they really want to make sure they have everything.their eyes, cross their cheese for making sure charge comes. >> bryant walshe is in custody

charge of lying to investing as the days wife went missing he said he went to whole foods and cbs. he did not pay the next day brian went to home depot wearing a mask and surgical gloves and made achish purchase afforded $50 worth of cleaning supplies including tarps, tape, mops and a bucket. brian was smiling after being arrested by police and that 2019 affidavit a friend of brian's father described him as a sociopath and i'm very angry physically violent person. filed a police report saying bryant threatened to kill her and a friend. here's a friend of the family. >> you don't smile knowing you just killed your wife and you're going to jail for life and murder. nobody, that's a lose/lose situation for everybody. exit lose, lose situation for her, him, and the kids. >> the three sons are ages between two and six. they are in state custody. one lesson, eric, bryant was a convicted fraudster accused and

on house arrest waiting to be sentenced selling $80000 for the fake andy warhol paintings, eric. next of our brian thanks and much, arthel. arthel: bright and eric for more this refinement and tj ward private investigator worked on 2005 natalie holloway disappeared in aruba. thanks for being here with us. does it concern you that ana walshe has not been found two weeks after she went missing? and is it difficult to charge and convict a suspect for homicide if the murder victims remains are never found? >> know he can be convicted. good afternoon. he has left a significant paper trail for law enforcement that extends all the way back before he was even married by bringing phone call saying he was going to kill her and her friend. then shortly after that domestic violence case in 2014. all of this can be used against him in the course of a murder

case it may be brought against him which i believe will happen real soon. the government is obviously waiting for and taking their time waiting for the lab results now from the evidence that was found, the blood, the knife, the hatchet and the saw which is great. they do not have to be in a hurry. i do believe there will be a murder conviction probably and charges brought against him very soon. arthel: if honest dna is found on the hacksaw or the hatchet's or any of the bloodstains found in his rental home, would that be enough for homicide charge? >> absolutely. if those bloodstains come back and they go back to ana, not only that her phone was pained being at the residence. so where is she? the sad part is, for these children, where's mom? and now they've been taken away from the home and put somewhere

else. it is really strange, four days go by the father now has not even had any concern for the kids before they were taken away and before he was arrested for being a fraudster. arthel: implied to mention the children, the three sons who were reporting on this when he reports on a case like this it seems like we are callous and detached. we are not callous. this is a person and a family that is involved here. i just wanted to say that. now, tj, based on your experience are there any possible mistakes investigators should avoid making? >> i believe they're not going to get in a hurry. that's why they are taking that's our time with this and waiting for the dna results to come back. and then i believe they will compile all of the information they have what i just spoke about all the way back before he was even married the 2014 domestic violence. all of this in support of what they might have forthcoming with the dna results.

i believe they have had enough evidence to taken into custody and probably formally charged with murder. arthel: in that report you are talking about, revealing the police report revealing before they were even married bryant walshe threatened to kill ana walshe. and her friends. so, what if anything can be general at this information in court? >> they will use that to show what his anxiety was for his wife and for her disappearance now to be able to use that as substantial evidence in the efforts of other things that may come up with the dna results. her phone pain with her being at home and him lying to police and telling them he had gone other places when in fact he was at home depot vying for a $50 worth of cleaning supplies, who hundred buys a four and $50 with the cleaning supplies at one time? he was trying to clean up from

mistake he made. he's left a natural paper trail for law enforcement. twenty-four paper trail seems like some dna will be found. honest dna will likely be found you believe that. but what, if her body or remains are never found? >> they won't stop looking. somewhere along the line they will probably be more evidence come up. maybe after the trial or after he is formally charged. but i believe right now the dna results come back that confirms what law enforcement is looking for along with the other substantial evidence they have now, they will be able to formally charge him and move forward to prosecute him for murder. arthel: are there any other characteristics common traits displayed by bryant walshe that stand out to you, quickly? >> well, his actions. i know there has been questions

about him pleading insanity and so on and so forth. just the smirk on his face walking out, what is he thi thinking? obviously he's got no bearings about what is going on with his wife, much less his children. it remains to be seen when law enforcement brings the formal charges against him and does what they have to do. arthel: tj warren we have to leave it there thank you for being with us today. >> thank you and prayers for the children. arthel: of course, of course absolutely. so for now to the perceived southern border the influx of migrants comes continues. next gases that introduce articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the immigration crisis. he is texas republican congressman pat valid who represents the fourth

congressional district in dallas-fort worth and is here now. welcome, why do you want mayor mayorkas bounce? >> think you have me on. mayorkas is engaged in a constant pattern that proves he is unworthy of public trust he's unfit for office but he is three articles of impeachment. one of the things i just read recently is mayorkas and his office is trying to have a blame game and say congress is at fault here. he is the one who violated his constitutional oath. according to the 2006 secure fence act the department of common security secretary which is his job, he is supposed to maintain operational control the southern border. he's clearly not done that. we can get into that in a second period he also willfully perjured himself in front of congress when he the board was secure, eric, and is caught on a hot mike singh's chaos and unsustainable for it lastly he undermined his on border patrol

agents by misleading the american people when he said they were whipping haitian migrants with e-mails now show he knew that never happened and yet he went along the false woman narrative anyway. eric: usually this involves high crimes and misdemeanors. what you just cited does that go under high crimes? is it not performing your duty, not enforcing the law, not as you talk about the secure fence act of 2006, what's a complete and secure fence? what's operational control the southern border probably does not include we never had a month and our history we had over 200,000 illegal border crossings. yet the last nine months in the rail have been over 200,000 from one to 60 countries represented by people across by viewing only recognizes 193 of them. we seized 28000 pounds of fentanyl which is enough to kill every american about 20 times over. and finally people cross the border illegally in the last two

years. i do not think that's operational control the southern border. eric: attack but the secure fence act depicted you explain what that is, an act, along long before president trump was less and called for building a wall to what have a secure fence and make sure it's all secure? >> well, what the 2006 secure fence act says is the department of homeland security director is tasked with maintaining operational control the southern border. and he hasn't violated that. also it was the immigration and nationality act that was last updated 2004 that prohibits catch and release which is what this administration has done for the last two years. he is in clear violation of the law, eric. also need to testify under a thin congress and using the border is secure then you're caught in a private moment saying it's unsustainable in chaos, i think he purged him himself. sue for you mention at the outset pointing fingers at congress. look, congress can do a lot more

many savory change of law, this sort of thing but let me redo it dhs secretary has said the statement from them secretary dnipro river is proud to nancy noble mission of this department supports extraordinary workforce and serve the american people. members of congress can do better than point the finger at someone else. they should come to the table and work on solutions for our broken system and outdated laws. which have not been overhauled in 40 years. what is your reaction to them pointing their fingers at you guys saying change the laws. >> it angers me because the fact of the matter is it is just spin, eric. for the last two years the democrats have controlled all levels of government. republican members of congress and file the hundreds of pieces of legislation that would help continue to secure the border. but, this administration has completely ignored us as if we were not there right now we are control the house they have to come to the table to some degree. when he says proud to advance the noble mission, that infuriates me. it isn't noble mission for

border patrol agents pay he undermines and particularly when he lies and says they were whipping people when they weren't. so, i believe the barbato agents were given the ability to have a no-confidence vote, mayorkas will be removed from office yesterday. eric: the author of impeachment articles against alec alexander mayorkas. congressman fourth district texas thank you for joining us keep up on what happens with the bill, thanks for joining us. we'll have much more news on fox news when we continue with this busy sunday. exactly when we'll be there. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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story, christina. >> hi arthel. today law enforcement across the state are honoring equity calhoun. responding to a child custody call. deputy say the suspect 42-year-old was also shot during the incident friday evening. taken to hospital in critical condition also placed into custody. late friday night was held in honor of deputy calhoun. calling his brave surface and sacrifice will not be forgotten. come join the sheriff's department in february after serving with the san diego police department for two years pretty also leaves behind a pregnant wife. >> there is not one person with one negative to say about him. he was the most cheerful, the most positive, the most good, wholesome man you can imagine. >> now calhoun is the second deputy to be killed and the line

of duty within the riverside county sheriff's office. in just the past to its authority say on december 29, deputy isaiah cordero was shot and killed by a suspect will attempting to make a traffic stop. the sheriff commented on the deli back to back shooting spree since there is a growing population of people who have zero respect for law enfor enforcement. >> nationwide we are confronting these situations with armed individuals over what seemingly are willing to engage law enforcement and life and death, and gun battles. >> yesterday the governor's office announced flags we flew at half staff in the state capitol to honor deputy calhoun as his brothers and sisters in law enforcement across the state come to terms with this tragic loss. arthel. arthel: absolutely pray for their families. who are left behind christina

coleman thank you, eric. >> is a start to pick up the pieces after the devastating storms through the the region. cap next we are live in selma, alabama with the very latest in recovery efforts.

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arthel: take a look at this new drone video showing the destruction after several dangers turning a strip of the south week. at least one confirmed twister swept through selma, alabama area were at least seven people died. the storms also cause damage and eight other states. fox whether nicole is life in selma with a very latest. the mayor and the residents of selma are dealing with this unbearable devastation that you are standing in the midst of all this destruction. >> arthel, a brunette in of what once was a home here in alabama. you are looking at volunteers who have come in clearly with everything he owns now strewn across the several acres he lives on here prison trying to help pick up the pieces. find anything that salvageable to help them get back on his

feet after what was a violent e f3 tornado had completely destroyed his home. we also know several members of one single-family loss of their lives. seven people in total. a devastating factor. meanwhile federal resources are on their way to the state as president joe biden major disaster declaration for the state. much needed resources for the men and women who have lost everything. you see people your cleaning up for their searching for trouble here. they're trying to find to hold onto through their grief while so much is ruined it. we notice a videocassette yesterday, strung out among broken glass. you think about how that could be a video of an irreplaceable memory, wedding, the first birth of a child. thanks no amount of money can

replace. power is slowly coming back on but it's going to take a long time before things are back to normal, arthel. the greatest thing we can show you right now is the effort here by lineman, by volunteers, by neighbors trying to help each other through what's going to be a painfully long recovery for this rural county. >> really is. nicole i have a question. do you know by chance at the red cross to set up a page to help the good people there in selma really quickly? >> yes, the red cross as many organizations trying to get donations and resources that people of lawton or the family members but everything they own. okay, nicole valdes and thank you so much. got to helpless people out. eric, we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern.on set stick right here for more i news, from washington coming up nextfo. vitamins and minerals,

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>> now we are finding time and again a locked garage door that opens and closes by a push of a button, how many years has this vice president been in office for more than 40 years had these documents, whose been in and out of there? >> that was speaker of the house kevin mccarthy on sunday morning futures criticizing the white house's handling of new classified documents found at the president's home 20 pages of classified documents have now been turned over from at least 3 separate locations prompting the