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rachel: good morning we go straight to a fox weather alert. a desperate search for sush vivers in mississippi. a tornado levers 14 people dead and one monster twister believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction over 100 miles. will: small town of rolling fork hit before 9:00 p.m. and toppling homes and downing power lines and trees and leveling communities. it sparked multiple explosions. a second twister touching down in the city of amarie. that's where the damage is apparently extensive. this map shows how many mississippi delta communities were hit. pete: there's the path there. the system was triggering flood warnings for millions and

100,000 people are without power at least this morning. let's go straight to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth tracking the story. rick: yeah, we got this after sunset last night and haven't had any sun yet. we have a lot of images as the sun comes up but it's been a long and scary night dealing with all of this with the power out and without any sunrise and all the service connected and have rescue operation is very difficult. this is a look at the line of storms that moved through the first town hit by the tornado and likely the tornado on the ground all the way through and up through the first point was after 9:00 in rolling fork and then stayed on the ground and hit a number of communities likely 80-100 miles long in the path and today they'll get out and survey if the tornado was on the ground the entire time to see how wide it was and at what points and such. at the mediate, it's about service connected and have rescue efforts and get an idea of the cell moving through and today the energy is much lower and less of a threat of severe

weather today that will help certainly all the people without power. today you've got good weather behind the storm and severe weather moves further off towards the east and tomorrow a rainy day and threats for the south and we've been in an active severe weather pattern this year, guys. normally severe weather season peaks up in may and we've had above average activity so far and another threat coming probably a significant threat this coming week. rachel: was there a lot of warning before this? rick: this was well advertised and we neighed was going to be active and the tornado in rolling fork had six minutes of warning from the first -- the beginning of the cell rotating about six minutes the time that it was warned and it hit town. i will tell you the cell was moving at about 65 miles an hour. imagine the winds of a tornado but the forward motion of that tornado at about the speed you would do on the interstate and it moving so fast gives very

little time for people to react. pete: rick, a mile wide. how common is that? rick: it's one of the big ones that could be a mile, mile and a half wide, when it happen this is is the kind of destruction you often see with it. you like when tornadoes happen and get ef1s that just drop down for a bit of time but a mile wide can happen and this looks to be one of them. will: early images from last night in rolling fork, mississippi, of what kind of damage we've begun to see. let's bring in jose watson and he's a mississippi highway patrol and we have him with us this morning. jose, thank you for your time. this hit around 9:00 p.m. last night in the darkness. have you and the mississippi highway patrol been yet to survey the damage? >> we haven't had any daylight yet and staid out till about

1:00 this morning our time and called off everything at that time to try and make as in acespedesments -- assessments as we could and do a lot of search and rescue and waiting financial on the sunlight to come up and give us better light to get out there and get back at it and try to find if there's any other signs of life in the rubble out there in the morning. pete: jose, the structures, i know it's a wide swath of area but is this an area that expects a lot of tornadoes and therefore the homes are prepared or what kind of wreckage are we looking at here? >> well, to say this is mississippi and mississippi delta so it's flat land. any time weather comes in like this, you always expect the worse. we plan for it. the housing in the area are not equipped or withstand winds and a lot of areas are wooden homes or trailer houses and have some brick structures in the area, but they're not able to withstand the tough wind we had on the tornadoes of last night.

rick: jose you posted on facebook right away saying don't come here. if you're thinking of coming here and getting on the roads and coming here, don't do it because the roads aren't passable. after nine hours into this, are the roads clear so you can get in the people that you need for search and rescue efforts? >> your main highways and main thorouthorofares in the area arr except for maybe one highway -- thorofares in the rare are clear except one area with power lines down and trees down and a lot of power line poles down even as we speak. crews were out last night. there's still some crews out this morning and some still in route to us here in a rolling fork and silver city and across the delta to get these -- i'm broadcasting to you this morning because we don't have power here and we're trying to -- this is

why it's so important for us to have the sunlight first thing in the morning so we can continue our search and rescue efforts. rick: jose, we'll be thinking about you today. best of luck. it's going to be a very rough couple hours i think for people. the emotional toll when you see the sun come up at that first time and get a view of what this is for people, it is -- every time i see it it is so devastating for people. you have a lot of work to do and emotional work to do throughout the day for the people of your community so best of luck to you with that. >> thank you so much. rick: go to fox weather and download the fox weather app. if you haven't, i will tell you fox weather is doing such an amazing job and stream live weather broadcasting and they're covering this story like nobody is and there's reporters on the field watching this. download the fox weather app and get on any of your connected tv devices doing an amazing job there. rachel: that's important for the residents and so many persons that volunteer and they need to know what's going on as well. thank you, rick.

pete: another fox news alert. more u.s. forces hurt in another attack by iranian-backed forces on a u.s. base in eastern syria. will: the missile attack coming after president biden ordered retaliatory strikes after iranian-made come kansas city chiefs situation drone was issued. reporter: good morning. a senior u.s. official tells fox news that some of those injuries may be serious. that official added this was caused bay rocket attack in another attack involving multiple iranian drones on two u.s. bases. this came just hours after president biden had ordered the u.s. central command to carry out precision strikes on groups affiliated with the islamic revolutionary national guard corp. and it killed one u.s. contractor and injured five service members -- sorry, kill

add u.s. contractor and injured five service members and additional contractor as well. here's what the president said yesterday. >> to make no mistake, the united states does not, does not emphasize or seek conflict with iran, but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people. reporter: fox news learn that had at the time of thursday's deadly attack was carried out, the main air defense system at the coalition base was not working. >> why wasn't there a contingency to shoot down the drone if it was coming into the base? >> look, we take a variety of measures to safeguard our people but again, it's an inherently dangerous place and we'll look into the details of the actual attack. reporter: pentagon still looking into the latest forces and said we have the capabilities to respond if our centers and forces in syria are targeted and this is not the first time that iiranian forces have targeted

u.s. bases and that's happened 78 times since january of 2021. guys. will: thank you, alexandria. rachel: thank you. pete: 78 atta attacks on u.s. fs by iranian forces. that's a staggering number. let's break this down just a bit what's happening in the region in syria. we first learned of that it's a cam kansas city chiefs situatioe drones are meant to destroy individuals with flights. this is thursday where the initial attack happened and killed one american contractor and injured five troops as well. there was an american retaliation and two separate missile strikes that were in eastern syria. dare azore and a bombing.

it happened near the el ahmar oil field in syria. our base is near the largest oil field in syria and it's interesting to note. after we retaliated and killed up to nine iranian and these are the guard corp. and they're exporting terrorist organization and the regime uses to try and destabilize other countries and take on americans and it's a specialized force that's in syria. they then shot with ten rockets fired at main base in syria and reports of inj injuries and we t know how many. reminder of neighborhood. you've got israel here and iraq where we took out the isis califit and then you've got syria and iran here. we're there and the pentagon said our 900 troops are there to

fight isis and make sure they don't come back. isis and iran are definitely not friends. isis is a sudi militant group and they're not friends and iran sees this as a opportunity to attack americans. if americans are in the region, death to america and iran will find a way to attack with kamikaze drones and missiles. this base here, we'll get more information on the size but air defense assets were not operable at that moment meaning the ability to shoot down a kamikaze drone didn't either exist or it did exist and wasn't working. the question is did the iranians happen to know that or fortuitous from their perspective. rachel: a lot of americans are waking up going i didn't know we had 900 troops in syria and we put our young men and women in danger and don't have an air defense field to protect them or it's down or maybe the iranians have figured out it's down and they're doing that.

that's troubling. on 78 attacks. pete: these are direct attacks and it's not a proxy war situation here. this is american troops and iranian forces. these are direct attacks to your point. rachel: explain one thing. the iranians are trying to attack americans as you said here in syria, but we're trying to as general says lick their boots to get them to the negotiating table through the russians. pete: through the russians. rachel: i'm so confused and the russians we're fighting in yule crane. pete: and iran is supplying russia with the same kamikaze drones. will: tell me about the iranian guard corp.. are they iranian soldiers or affiliated or funded? how direct are these combatants? pete: they're meant to deploy

forward and move taboo syria or lebanon or iraq when they were attempting to destabilize there and try to target opponents of iran or fulfillment instability in the area to advance the ability of iowa h iran. will: these are iranian forces to deployed to do this? pete: and found local allies on the ground to work with them. we're working with kurd irk -- kurdish forces in syria and we're worked with them before. rachel: pete and will says this is happening because joe biden projected weakness, listen. >> i appreciate the fact that the biden administration responded to the iranian attacks at least this time unlike afghanistan where the response was to accidently kill a van full of ten afghan kids. this time they at least hit their target but they didn't send the response that secretary

austin believe that had they would because as you pointed out, pete, within hours, iran fired off seven more rockets and more injuries to u.s. forces. compare the same situation three years ago when a u.s. contractor was killed. a proportionate response sending the right message was we decided to take out the head of the iranian terror network and the message was clear, today soleimani and tomorrow it's supreme leader. pete: yeah, under the trump administration we're going to drop a bomb on soleimani, their biggest dude and sent shock waves throughout iran and put them on their heels and now it's titt for tat and on or off bases and i don't know how many bases

we have and i don't think that's public knowledge how big they are and how capable the forces are. rachel: have we been in a proxy war and we've been fighting isis and it's been reconstituted since biden has been in office. there's been a lot of congressmen warning us about that. is this a war that, you know, exists. what is going on in syria? pete: this is kind of a typical aspect of post-9/11 counter terrorism and post land w wars d we fought these land wars and thought we were changing haven for democracy and now it's smaller footprint with smaller operators and drones. rachel: is it to take out terror cells or asad? pete: not at this point. the pentagon's line is this is to prevent isis and a back burner approach but we'll see.

will: one thing is clear and talking about kinetic action and diplomacy and the world responds to weakness not strength. rachel: citizens of our country are skeptical because we've been lied to so much in past wars and we see things like this and don't know what to they felt anyway, we're starting headline withs a fox news alert. at least two people are dead and eight injured and nine are missing after an explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania last night. the blast happening at rm palmer, historic factory about an hour outside of philadelphia. officials warning residents to avoid the area around the factory until further notice. there's no official word on what caused that explosion. florida governor ron desantis is sending a surge of state troopers to miami beach after two people were killed in a pair of shootings last weekend. florida highway patrol saying the increased staff will help watch the streets and keep order

to help curb illegal behavior. increased law enforcement comes as south florida cope withs unruly spring breakers and increased warnings about fentanyl-laced party drugs. now to march madness, the elite eight is set after o wild finish to sweet 16. san diego state sends number 1 seed alabama packing ending the crimson tide's title hopes. as techs win 71-64. the number one seed houston cougars no match for the hurricanes. miami pulls off the convincing 89-75 victory and the canes and head coach just kept -- keep on dancing literally.

he's pretty good and beating the 15 seed tigers 86-75. those are your headlines. will: what in the world. four games and we reported on three. pete: pretty egregious rachel because the one game we emitted was will's team. will: not your fault but it's texas long horns. rachel: when i read sports it's like reading chinese and phonetics. i have no idea what just happened. i just heard princeton and lose. pete: played tough but creighton was a better team. will: fox news alert, texas won. another fox news alert. two myograns killed last night or yesterday and ten hospitalized after suffocating in a train car travel together u.s. mexico border. tim ballard, who's foundation rescued children reacts.

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pete: two migrants are dead and at least ten more are hospitalized after suffocating in a train car traveling to the u.s. mexico burdener a texas county. the incident is expected to be related to human smuggling. tim howard is director of underground railroad to rescue children from sex trafficking and exploitation. thank you for joining us, tim. a 9-1-1 call or call to border patrol was made from inside the train car where they pulled ten people out but two had passed away. in your estimation, you know, how common -- first of all, the tragedy is one thing but the mode of transportation is another. how common is something like what we just witnessed? >> unfortunately more common now than it used to be because there's horrific border policies and policies that invite smugglers and human traffickers

to take advantage of the fact that really there's very little enforcement going on. we used to have strongest border security. we had -- and this would deter things like this from happening because you have trained operators, trained law enforcement officials on that line watching for these things, preventing these things. but unfortunately we're going to continue to see this so long as we have very open border policies. will tim, as a follow up, you hear a story like this and think, there's no mode of transportation or no avenue that isn't being exploited by human smugglers. trucking, train traffic, obviously foot traffic as well. >> correct. i've been -- i spent ten years on that border as a special agent undercover operator fighting human trafficking and i've been inside tunnels they build right under the border to get people through and drugs through and so forth. they'll do anything to exploit it. again, now more than ever

because we're allowing it to happen. will and it's march by the way. imagine this in august in a train car. let's get to this as well though. the other side of this is that ten people were saved in this train car by border patrol and that's reflective as well in 24 story where border patrol agents saved a g guatemalaen baby on te border -- that's the border patrol agent finding the baby there. rachel: that's someone leaving him. that's the smuggler abandoned him and there's the border patrol. will rachel sitting next to me watching. then the border patrol agent and that's pictures of them hugging the 1-year-old baby. what's your reaction to this, tim? >> you know, i work with law enforcement for years, i still do. these men and women are heroic, and they're trained unlike, you know, what the left would want

you to think about the law enforcement officers is the opposite is true. they are trained to assist and help and rescue and save lives. what you're seeing there is who we are as americans and who our law enforcement and border patrol officials actually are. will to the eternal shame of administration that would attempt to paint border patrol as those who would whip someone with horse reigns. put in context and they're anecdotal and 57,000 unaccompanied minors right there rescued or left coming across our border. this is what you see. not someone whipping someone with reigns, time" thinking >> right .x we know that photo is completely out of context and it's tragic that that's the administration is and they'd reflect something that's false. to your point, all these unaccompanied minors is something that the fact that the unit is the number one demand

for child exploitation material meaning we're one of the top countries for destination for sex trafficking and you see these children being brought across, you know, they're being brought into our sex markets, our trafficking markets so these heros are rescuing children not just from death or danger but from american med files -- pedophiles waiting to exploit them. will: terrible. terrible. tim ballard, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you, sir. will: all right. we have a fox news alert. more attacks on u.s. bases in syria after america fires back striking iranian-backed groups. we'll speak with former state department official on delayed white house response and what it should look like next. n disrupts your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers.

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on thursday. let's take a look at what has happened so far. we have former state department deputy special envoy under president trump who came to the u.s. as an iranian refugee. thank you for being here. we broke it down a bit earlier in the hour. there was a strike against u.s. forces in eastern syria and unfortunately a contractor was killed and u.s. troops were killed and they strike -- we strike back with two different strikes in the region. they strike back again. so it's >> iran would love to push the them out of the middle east and statement we see them moving forward with their nuclear activities and so just

this week, general mark millie testified to the u.s. congress that iran is dangerous close to completing a nuclear bomb. all this, pete, is happening under joe biden's watch and what i would tell you is that joe biden's weakness has invited this aggression. this is the 78th time thereat irgc is carrying out these kinds of attacks against u.s. troops on syrian soil. pete: there's 78 attacks like this y under the trump administration or a signature of what they think they can get away with now? >> this is absolutely under joe biden's watch. they started in 2021 when he came into office and let's remember president trump eliminated iran's top terrorist soleimani. so under the trump administration we had regional super power status, global super power status, president trump let the world know that you can't mess with the united states of america and

unfortunately joe biden is signaling only weakness and as a result we've had loss of u.s. american life. pete: absolutely and the u.s. troops that are here we're told there to fight isis. isis is no friend of iran. how does that dynamic play and this location here, israel, is great strategic significance of iran and that'd like to wipe them off the map like us. is that a factor to them or about us? >> it's a factor and they chant death to america all the time. they consider america the great satan and i iranians are understanding we're weak under joe bide and think it's a good moment to come after u.s. forces and like you said, pete, our allies in the region are suffering for joe biden's weakness. israel right now has told the united states that they consider

iran an existential threat and looking for u.s. support battling islamic republic of iran seemingly on their own and last week we saw the kingdom of saudi arabia, a historic u.s. ally go into the open arms of china. china brokered an agreement between iran and saudi arabia and all is happening because joe biden is signaling to the world that he's a weak leader and the u.s. is not the global super power we were just under the trump administration. pete: you're really bad at your job if you're driving saudi arabia and iran together, two historic enemies of about 1300 years. ellie, thank you for your time. >> thank you, pete. pete: coming up, deadly outbreak of drug-resistant bacteria linked to eye drops sweeping the country infecting 70 people across 16 states. an optometrist explains what's going on with that. plus, universal school choice coming to florida.

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least 14 people dead. one monster twister believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction that stretches over 100 miles. the small town of rolling fork hit before 9:00 p.m. last night. the tornado flattening homes, toppling power lines and downing trees as it swept through several communities. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick, rough night. rick: really rough night and happened post-sunset and sunrises? about an hour and 20 minutes and people without power and haven't seen really what's happened and when the sun comes up will be a shock for so many people. 38 tornado warnings issued by the local weather services office and this line right here is the one that caused what appears at this point to be that strongest tornado, and you can get an idea, this is a power outage map and go down to rolling fork, and almost everybody in the counties is without power. a rough morning here and rough day today as power is getting

back on, but also search and rescue efforts continue. this is line of storms that are much weaker and today there's a bit of a threat for severe weather and far diminished compared to yesterday and tomorrow this increases back up just a little bit. that said not as bad as yesterday but we have that threat again just to the south of where that line of storms happened yesterday but severe weather still in the area. all right, rachel, send it over to you. rachel: thank you, rick. there's another scary story this morning, three people are dead and many more now behinded after eye drops are con -- blinded after eye drops contaminated with a rare bacteria. the eye drops were recalled back in february but the outbreak continues. the cdc reporting 68 people spanning 16 states are diagnosed with infections. here to react is optometrist dr. dr. kelly, great to have you. where did this contaminate happen? the factory or at home or

somewhere along the process? >> good morning, rachel. thanks for having me. the investigation is ongoing and the contamination where sterility is compromised could have happened anywhere from the manufacturing to packaging to handling to storing at any of those points contamination can occur. i don't think it's known yet, but we'll eventually find out. rachel: yeah, seeing that it's over 16 states that tells you it's probably not a home thing but something that's wrong with the product. but i guess a lot of people are probably thinking could this happen to me? what is your advice? >> so up fortunately we never think of something that could cause this type of damage. rachel: deadly. >> yeah, lethal consequences so in this particular instance, the bacteria is very drug resistant bacteria known as pseudo-monus and where the contamination happened, no one is clear about that but there's certain measures that people can take to

decrease that happening to themselves and for example i tell people before they use eye drops, wash their hands and inspect the bottle. look for any signs of visible contamination on the bottle or within the liquid contents of the bottle. make sure when they uncap t they don't touch the tip of the bottle into any surface and allow the drop going into their eye and recap and store in a clean, dry location and things you can do at home. rachel: is the expiration date important? >> it is. expiration dates matter. we know that the effectiveness of a medication is less after the expiration date. the risk of contamination is higher so look at expiration date on your medicine, especially eye drops. rachel: all right, it's all very important information. we're just talking earlier, optometrist so important, it's a window into your brain and you catch a lot of things and expose people that have symptoms, see your optometrist. >> yeah, any kind of pain, light sensitivity, blurry vision,

discharge seek immediate medical care. rachel: good advice. thank you very much, doctor. >> thank you for having me. rachel: will. will: a man hunt underway for a pair of carjacker who is kill add marine veteran working overnight shift as uber driver. police say the victim picked up his killers who shot him and left him to die in a 7/eleven parking lot in la county early friday morning. the driver was aaron arazco and a married four of two that served three tours in four years in iraq and afghanistan. his high school sweet heart is in disbelief. >> i haven't even told my kids and they think dad's going to come through the door. i think i'm in a nightmare and doesn't seem real to me. he's going to come home soon. will: he was just 38 years old. a university of memphis women's basketball player facing assault charges and caught on camera appearing to sucker punch a bowling green player after

memphis was knocked out of the women's nit tournament on thursday night. the ugly incident unfolding as jamerah shoots was supposed to be giving her opponent a handshake in a display of good sportsmanship. trying to see that video. reality star and model turns to faith for guidance. blac chyna revealing she quit what she describes as her degrading only fans career. the born again christian also reversed her cosmetic procedures in the name of god. she's also going back to her birth name angela white. she will join us later this morning to talk about how she has found her faith. interesting story later on "fox & friends". rachel: yeah, amazing story. coming up next, raymond arroyo live with a special saturday edition of breakfast with friends. reporter: hey, guys, how are ya? will: good, raymond.

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pete: we're having a special saturday edition of breakfast with friends. rachel: comes as florida is expected to become the sixth state as governor desantis signs that bill into law. pete: live from wolfies in leesburg, florida. thanks for being with us. reporter: we're having an incredible time and governor desantis is about to sign this universal voucher plan and it's really universal school choice and it gives parents the power to move their child to the school of their choice. it even extends to homeschoolers and your thoughts non, a good idea? >> thea, it's a good idea. reporter: is this something that florida residents have been looking forward to? >> yes, and parents need to be having a choice where their kids go to school and get educated.

if they're not happy in one place, go to where they're happy and get that education for their kids. reporter: why is this so important do you think and now? >> honestly that's hard to answer. parents, i've got three kids that are in public school -- reporter: so you've seen what's happening? >> yeah, hi a hard choice with my daughter in high school now as to where to send her. there's a lot of financial difficulties with choosing some places. reporter: more portability and the freedom to send her where you'd like to send her. i want to ask you all very quickly, your thoughts on this universal school choice, high time for bill something >> i think it absolutely is. with the indoctrination happening in the school system today, the parent haves a right to make choices on what their children learn to promote their family values and to have the money follow the student. reporter: now, this is even

extending to the university level as well. give me a sense, i'm going to ask you all, you're a university student, is this a good idea making this money available to you so you can make your own choice s? >> absolutely i support governor desantis' efforts and i see that political wokism in the classroom because i'm a college student and it's important to focus on education and not indoctrination. reporter: okay. these are other florida residents here and your thoughts on the universal voucher? a good idea? >> most definitely. we've got a great governor here in florida and if he's for it and signs it, it's got to be good. reporter: he's also saying that a child, now we're talking children, kindergarten to eighth grade, should not change the pronoun of their birth so during that period, they can't be referred to otherwise. is that an idea of the time that's come? >> it's past time and glad that desantis is doing just that and promoting the fact that let kids

be kids. let them -- if they want to do something when they're 25 years old, that's fine. doctors that are doing this should be charged with a crime. it isn't part of the hippocratic oath. reporter: i want to ask the folks at this table, what hawkeyes are the issues at the -- what are the issues at the top of your mind as this presidential season, whether we like it or not, is kind of grinding up. is there any issue that's burning in your mind at this moment? >> obviously inflation, the economy, jobs, interest rates, banks failing, the list goes on and on. how much time do we have here on this program to discuss all the things that -- reporter: well not as much time as you'd think. i'm going to let your wife talk because you're gobbling up a lot of it. i'm playing. i'm playing. what's top of mind for you politically? >> just everything. everything. our country is in so much trouble right now and i fear for my grandchildren.

we need -- 2024 can't come soon enough. reporter: okay. sir, what we're going to be talking to more folks here at wolfies checking with you soon. back to you guys. will: all right, raymond, excellent saturday "fox & friends" diner. rachel: report. coming up, a huge show ahead on "fox & friends" weekend, stay with us. ♪ people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. .. lib. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪

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