we are out of time. our awesome studio audience. [applause] fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher. i am greg gutfeld and i -- i love you. [applause] good evening and welcome to america's late news. fox news at night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight, a massive storm system now rolling across the south spotting a major tornado that left in 80-mile long path of destruction in parts of central mississippi. the town near louisiana border taking the worse of it. reportedly with major tornado damage. now, we have confirmed touchdown and injuries reported further east in silver city. tornado warnings remained in

effect at this hour in multiple mississippi counties. those warns are bound to pop up in alabama as well as the storm system keeps moving east. we'll have breaking news, updates on what transpires across the south as the show goes on. tension with the teheran are growing for r the second day in a row. u.s. forces were under attack by irairanian proxy group. an american contractor was killed and several u.s. forces were wounded. our chief correspondent, jonathan hunt, is live on how the u.s. is responding. >> good evening, the u.s. still has troops in syria. they have been there since 2015. there are around 900 troops on t tthe ground and they are und attack once again tonight. fox news learned there had been

injuries in these new rocket attacks in eastern syria. believed to be carried out with iranian weapons. on thursday, a drone attack again using iranian equipment killed one u.s. contractor and wounded several u.s. troops. prompting retaliatory strikes by american forces and a warning from president biden. >> and to make no mistake, the united states does not have emphasize seek conflict with iran. be prepared to extract forcefully to protect our people. p >> that involves u.s. 15 r jets flying out of qatar. striking groups were affiliated with iran's revolutionary god.

they have clearly failed as evidence by tonight's new attacks, apparently once again involving iranian drones. now, given the president's words earlier today. we may reasonably expect to hear a further u.s. retaliation in the coming hours. the question remains, whether whatever what action president biden signs off on will prove to be enough this time to truly deter further attacks against u.s. soils. neither the iranian groups in syria or teheran seemed to be deter at this point. >> not at all, jonathan. thank you very much. let's bring in the author of the new book, anthony tatar. it is always great to have you on. iranian back malicious launched dozens of attacks. the counter is islamic military

in syria is becoming a back burner issue. are we taking our eyes on the ball, general, in certain parts of the world? >> trace, great to be with you. the strike is a great thing to do but it is a response and not a strategy. >> when you think about what you just said with respect to the united states vision and strategy, we have a national defense strategy, china and russia are the primary adversaries are listed there, iran, north korea and secondary level one. you follow the money and we are pouring a heck of a lot of money into the persian gulf. this is weakness of the biden administration and weakness in our economy and lack of a poor vision and the withdraw from afghanistan, our adversary sees a lack of focus in this administration, china, russian

and iran are all moving and engaging us and pressuring us. >> general, i want to play this back and forth beginning with president biden, watch. >> the united states does not, does not have to emphasize seek conflict with iran but be prepared to extract forcefully to protect our people. >> reuters are saying, we have the capability to respond if our centers and forces in syria are targeted. they kind of appeared to be esescalato esescry words, what do you think? >> iran and others don't fear us anymore. iran has significant capability in these suicide drones that they throw at our troops. remember, trace, this administration is still looking the boots of iran, trying to get

them to the table on the iran nuclear deal. and where they don't require any sensation of support to malicious. it is really this administration is really trying to figure out how to conduct foreign policies on the world's stage with the america's first focus, we knew what we were doing in the previous administration and here we are all over the map. our enemy sees us as weak and they're pressuring us. >> yeah, general anthony tata. good insight as always. thank you. >> thank you, trace. some perspectives on how china views all of this. let's bring in china's expert, gordon chang. >> extremely unlikely. the relationship between teheran and beijing had grown very close. we had the 2021 partnership

agreement, 25 years, $400 billion. in recent months, we had china flood the region with weapons through iran. those weapons are going to hamas aand hezbola. we should be talking about iran but also china. one should start to ask, are these attacks a the direction of beijing? >> and conversely, i want to put this up because this is what henry kissinger said to david ignacios at "the washington post." china had made a significant move in that direction, pressure on iran will have to take into account chinese interests. what do you think about that? you look at iran and you think of china and has not been like that in the past and suddenly it is kind of a do-up. >> yeah, it is a proxy.

you know on wednesday we heard xi jinping when he was departing moscow he said to vladimir putin -- changes are coming that have not been witnessed in the last a hundred years. then, he said to putin, you and i are driving change together. that's an indication xi jinping thinks that he's boss of the world. what he's doing is a number of ways. he's showing utter disrespect for the u.s. one of those ways showing disrespect for the u.s. are killing that contractor and wounding american forces. we need to look at who is really behind these attacks. >> i know you said disrespect for the u.s., gordon, i am wondering if it is not more. we constantly in the past few months, we have seen this diplomatic outreach between china and russia. when it comes to the united states, all we see are threats at the united states. >> yes, a lot of these threats go unpunished and xi jinping

notices this. we have china financing and otherwise supporting the war in ukraine. the administration is not willing to acknowledge that. we see the attacks by iran and the chinese spy balloon that xi jinping thought he can fly it over our nuclear weapon sites. that shows the way china views the united states right now. that means we can be involved in conflicts all across the world at the same time. >> yeah, it is amazing. gogordon chang, appreciate the analysis. >> thanks, trace. president biden made his first visit to canada meeting are minister trudeau, announcing a new agreement of the goal of limiting illegal immigration along the northern border. kevin corke is live in the nation's capitol with more. >> good evening, trace, the white house wants you to think that the cooperation between the

u.s. and canada will sadly exploding illegal immigration problems facing both countries. all it will do is send back here to the u.s., tens of thousands of illegal migrants who are trying to make their way into canada. furthermore, if the administration is really serious about addressing the illegal immigration crisis, they would apply the same policy there. they're trying out with canada on mexico. but, they won't. here is the president's explanation of his new plan along with let's just call it a mistake for good measure. >> we are expanding legal pathway for migration to seek safety and humanitarian bases. today, i applaud china for - excuse me, i applaud canada. [laughter] >> you can tell what i am thinking. [laughter] >> about china, won't get into

that yet. >> canada is committed to accept additional 15,000 migrants according to this deal over the next year from the western hemisphere as part of commitments made under the los angeles' declaration which happens last year as well. a broad regional response to the migration crisis. to put that number in perspective, more than 2.7 million illegal immigrants crossed into the u.s. in fiscal 2022 alone, drop in the bucket, some would say. trace. >> those are big numbers. we have breaking news coming into fox news. we are getting word tonight of another deadly tragedy involving human smuggling in a train carlo kated in uvalde, texas. two migrants found dead and ten hospitalized. police responded after they got a call that migrants were

suffocating traveling near the u.s./mexico border. we'll have more updates of the story as they come in. now, to the ski trial of gwyneth paltrow took the stand in her own defense saying she was not to blame of the ski crash. marianne is live with more. >> reporter: good evening. actress gwyneth paltrow testified on friday recounting that 2016 ski accident with the 76-year-old terry sanderson says he suffers serious injuries. >> you said, you skied directly in to my ef f'ing back at the top of your lungs. >> yes, i did. i apologize for my bad language. p>> his daughter testifying

sanderson was not the same after the incident, describing him as confused and angry. the case devolving into a he said, she said case with paltrow saying sanderson crashed into her and counter suing the doctor for one dollar and lawyer fees. >> it seems like you had a difficult life. i didn't cause the accident. >> now, the rules of the slopes that the ski downhill has the right of way. that'll be revealed by upcoming witnesses. sanderson's ski instructor and paltrow's two teen children are expected to testify next week. >> she seems pretty credible in the stand today. that's in her favor. marianne, thank you. >> she said, i think you skied into me. >> yes. >> that was when you were furious and said you skied directly into my effing back at

the top of your lungs. >> yes, i noticed his body pressing against my back and it was a few good seconds and we fell to the right. when we fell down, i fell on his body. >> i feel very sorry for him and seems like he had a very difficult life, but i did not cause the accident. i can't be at fault for anything that's subsequently happened to him. >> let's bring in our federal defense attorney. it is great to have you on. i thought she was pretty credible today. i thought it was interesting when she's talking about the accident and who was press against who and we'll get your response. watch a little bit more of gwyneth paltrow. >> there was a body pressing against me and there was a strange grunts noise. my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. i thought -- is this a practical

joke? is someone like doing something? this is really, really strange. >> what did you find of he her mannerism? >> i feel she was credible. now, this exact snippet that you just played gave a little bit of doubt. what was she after her? she was raising some sort of allegation of a sexual context. this accident happened in 2016 when some allegations of sexual assault were de jure. he explained it in good and viable way letting them know it was a split second thought because she was confused after the incident. >> it seems if he had four broken ribs and a concussion and a big slam in the ski slope, it would not be someone pressing against her back. it would be more of this, you know, this blunt thing.

one more sound byte and we'll go. watch this. >> yes. >> we don't have it? >> we'll move on. >> what she said is talking more of the body pressing into it and apparently, she says, you know, i thought it was weird and she got up and said the ski instructor told her to take off because she said the instructor said you can leave and she left. >> absolutely believable. when you have a private instructor, that's sort of the responsibility of the person who's chaperone of the people on the hill at that time. the plaintiff's attorney is making her out to be this princess that you can't relate to and someone who's catered to by others. i don't think it was that success full in that attempt. >> the plaintiff's daughter, she said her dad's personality changed. another daughter, polly, says she can't confirm that. watch this back and forth.

>> so, she made that up. she testified under oath. she made that up? >> it is her experience. >> you are asking my opinion and i think you have her experience. >> is she lying? >> are you saying -- >> any damage there? it seems like it was an awkward thing on the attorney's part and the witness stand. >> forget about the continuous speculative questions given by the attorney in this case. this was damaging to the plaintiff's case. what they're trying to say is the accident caused irreversible an anand irre an anandparable harm. that fell on his face today.

now, disputes of business owners in south idaho. i don't think it is carrying much weight, trace. >> did she pay the 300k here or did she get a pass? >> you can ask but i won't answer. >> that's a great way of asking. it is up to the jury and it is going to come down to fact what the forensics expert say and in this case to make a judgment right now, you can say she was really believable. she did a great job and she was prepped in an excellent way. >> nick bajaj, great to have you on. governor desantis now sending 60 florida state troopers to miami beach to help that city to handle tens of thousands of spring breakers expected to come next weekend. police in texas are looking for these two murder suspects who portrayed themselves as car buyers. when a relative of the owner took them on a test drive, the

suspect shot and killed the relative and dumped his body. the college athlete accused of shoving this unoccupied wheelchair. turns outs he's the son of fo former nhl star daniel briar. the younger bria apologize. police pursuit ended in a slow motion pit maneuver in a snow bay. the suspect tried to run but police tackled it. turns out he's accused of stealing that car and likely used it for a previous robbery. new information now concerning those rumors for the murdaugh's family linked to the 2015 death of a former classmate of buster murdaugh. here is the senior correspondent, laura ingraham. documents obtained by fox from the south carolina highway

patrol revealing both officers believe the death of the 19-year-old steven smith who was found dead in 2015 was a homicide. in the report, an unnamed highway patrol officials said the local coroner said he believe smith had died from a gunshot wound, writing pointing to the entry point to the head and a defensive wound to the hand. i asked for clarity if they were sure it was a homicide. their response was yes. that theory changed to a hit-and-run. the coroner said he had to change the cause of death because of a ruling from the medical examiner who said she found no bullets or fragments and could only theorize that it had to involve a motor vehicle. the highway patrol reports, state, i asked why she was ruling a motorcycle accident and what she thought caused the head injury. she told medical it was not her job to figure it out. it was mine.

alec murdaugh offered his assistance to the victim's family and according to some, prompting the witness to contact authorities with the lead that failed to pan out. now that alec murdaugh is behind bars. he went to high school with smith but insists he had no involvement in h his death. trace? >> laura, thank you. the white house is dispanning the covid-19 task force. in the process of cancelling the task force. the white house is offering a political spin on the matter. later, do certain everyday sounds drive you crazy? chewing, yawning, throat-yearing? if so, you got a lot of company. apparently annoyances is an actual condition that many of us have. let us know what sound you hate the most. social media or twitter or instagram. we'll show you the results and read the best responses in the

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activity. that's an indicator of significant strength. there are people on the ground saying the path of this tornado is 80 miles long. if you have silver city 30 miles away from rolling fork and 80 miles, that means there is of areas still trying to make their way through to see if there is damage and see if people are in harm's way. we'll keep you up to speed. we do not know the categories of these tornados. we do know this activity is moving into northern alabama and middle parts of tennessee. continuing coverage of breaking news as the information comes in on fox news at night. first up in tonight's real news round of the biden administration cracking down on-air conditioners. it is all part of what the

department calls an effort to reduce the energy footprint. doe says the new standards will lower carbon dioxide emissions by 106 million metric tons over 30 years. the critics are a bit skeptical. lawmakers are set to roll out the nation's first ban on gas appliances. the ban will be included in the state's budget next week. supporters see it as a national model. jennifer granholm says not to worry about a federal ban and there is a reason. >> there is no ban on gas stove. i have a gas stove, it is about making the existing electric and gas stoves and all other appliances more efficient. >> the plan is to replace tents and homeless facilities with sleeping pods. the mayor wants the state of oregon to help cover the cost.

portland would like to build tent city and would like to build three more in the next two years. the fox news at night recommends that you read the wall street journal opt-ed. she's the dean for diversity, equity and inclusion. the woman who sided with her law student when they heckled and shouted profanity at judge kyle duncan. in her opt-ed, she writes i stepped up to demri the deescalation technique which i had been trained. interesting that the deescalation training includes reading a six-minute prepared speech. lambasting the judge for causing harm and denying the humanity of people. you can almost feel the deescalation, right? she went onto write, my

contention was not to confront judge. >> calling the judg judge -- steinbach asked is the use worth the speed. if common sense has this right. steinback's free speech is -- the judge never got to speak. well, the winds have changed and coming to the federal government and businesses that have been driving covid-19 pandemic narratives for three years. let's bring in dr. hamadi who joins us now. it is great to have you on here. it is interesting. we talk about common sense in

the censoring that was going on when these law students shouting town the judge. this covid task force did a lot of recovery on its own and anybody decented, got shutdown in a hurry. they're trying to sensor journalists who were in the white house press grieving room. . according to everyone i have talked to, just acting arrogantly and in a con decent sending matter to anyone who dared to question the administration's position on things. we know to do it and anyone disagrees is basically giving fake news. that's not the way to execute science. they lost a lot of credibility to do it. >> not many are taking the vaccines, moderna, it is really a change. what are your thoughts? >> it is a full increase or the

cost of the vaccines compare to what it was before. two reasons, they are doing this. one, they need the money and fewer people getting the vaccine because the pandemic is essentially over. the virus is weaker and people have natural immunity. >> right. >> people are afraid of what the vaccines may entail and all the censorship of safety data. the company needs the money and they are a publicly traded company and they need to prompt up their stock price. why do they do that? they know insurance companies are going to cover it so why not? >> i want to move onto california. assembly bill 650 says the following quoting here, it is the public's policy of the state that people are immunized against hpv virus before admission or advancement to eighth grade level of any private or public, men industry

or secondary school. >> what do think of i, b, 650. >> there was a lot of controversy of -- >> how would you expect a child getting into the eighth grade or tenth grade even to get the virus unless it is through sexual activity which i recall is illegal and should not be happening to begin with. if it is, there is seriously a problem. is there a benefit to the vaccine? there is a lot of evidence and debate around it. it is about should it be man nate dated for the eighth grade. turns out the state backed off on that due to a lot of parental pressure talking about what i am saying now. now, they're talking about changing the language of this bill to make it about college emissions rather than eight grade.

there is still work to be done. but, at least people are now beginning to have an influence in the way we didn't before. >> exactly right. >> prescription drug shortage. what's going on here? there is a major schedule right now, the security committee is taking this up as a major issue. tlrs a lot of prescription drugs. 300 of them under acute or chronic. that i thinks that i can. a lot of these are supply change issues and other places. they are not able to get enough over to us. the other ones are being made in feedback ris. p >> it is a wonderful step are taking.

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and relativity space is designed to let up in orbit. it was certainly loud off know as you heard it. dramatic video out of spokane, washington, where a driver is air lifted into safety. volunteers were unable to land so they conducted what they called a hoist rescue. the hiker is expected to recover. if you have a viral video you need share, send it over to @trace gallagher or on fox news at night. the dataing scene has presented challenges. these days, an impressive number of ogen z men are not dating. it is great to have you. you wrote this on foxnews.com. i am going to put it on the

screen. marriage, sexuality are on a steady decline. 60% age 18 and 29 reports being singles. what gives here? >> well, you know, this break down we are seeing relationships is multi-fascinated and so many factors just talking about one sitting. it is the way that social media and apps are contributing to this. you would think finding love or relationship would be easier. what we are seeing is the opposite and abundant of choices where men think they always have an option. when something happens in a relationship that goes smoothly, young men are asking themselves, why would i do this?

and 60% of gen z men are choose thing latter. >> quoting here. the list probably goes on but those are the three big one, right? >> absolutely. >> when you talk about a lot against. as much as people not want to talk about it, sexuality and this is an important driving factor for men in the relationship. with pornography, they have a p pporn partner and they can exchange it for another partner. it is really damaging relationships. the long-term societal implications of, 20 years down the road and we are seeing the break down. it is a backbone of a healthy society. >> you asked people if they would eat extra credit ketel marts because i am going to play some sound and we'll back. >> what was the starting point

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is there a sound that you just don't like? >> what marianne told us, she was saying really what we talked about was things that spouses do that really afullies you. >> ian who also works for us is a little bit of a slippery. what noise drives you crazy? >> i think it is open mouth crunching. it is not when they were just doing doing it in were mouth closed. some people, i won't name anybody and they tend to choose things when their mouth is opened. i figured by now they would have gotten the hint but if they're watching it right now, they'll get the hin. >> are you talking about aldo? i am just saying. >> the poll is, do common sound

bothers you? >> instagram. 76%. >> sandy hazelwood says i can't stand when people -- billy heart. wind chimes. drives you crazy? >> my 13-year-old son said the most annoying everyday. get out of it. you are ready for school. i am the annoying one. thanks, harry. >> you are the young man on the council tonight. what's your most annoying noise. i can't stand metal yu

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