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the south this morning. in the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes that have claimed at least 26 lives. >> this is the worst i have ever, this is devastating. >> it was like scary, i wasn't that scared. i was trying to cover my sister. it was like a train sound. but it wasn't it was a tornado coming by. >> a lot of stuff everywhere. everything you worked for is gone. >> the historic outbreak of 24 tornadoes leveling homes and businesses leaving doesn't hurt. search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors in getting help too many people who are still misplaced. mississippi governor eight reeves declared a state of emergency after visiting the hardest hit areas.

>> homeland security allie alejandro mayorkas will visit the devastated areas later today, "fox weather" correspondent from rolling port mississippi this morning, ro robert. >> good morning to you you can see as the sun is not up in the mississippi delta in the piles of debris literally everywhere, this is concrete from a structure right below where i'm walking on a vehicle that smashed in another vehicle up top with the aluminum that is wrapped around and all of these trees and homes in the neighborhood as they come down here, guys. take a look at you can from some of the video around here that we shot, amazing stories of people that have gone through literally help. the tornado came and tear into rolling fork mississippi in the delta about 8:00 p.m. central on

friday night. there is no electricity here, there is a sense of sadness and hell people have gone through in this town just under 2000, we spoke to many on the ground, let's listen to what one person told us. >> when i went in the closet and it smacked the door open and pulled me out i heard the roof coming off. i did not go down there when they told me, she stayed in the motorhome i didn't even go. i didn't want to see it. >> 25 people have lost their lives in the state of mississippi. one in alabama and it is block after block that you see the insides of people's homes. a stovetop and other areas and we will show you as the sun comes up all around here we are surrounded by what was the neighborhood, ho homes now just

labs. children's class into dresses, close hanging from trees that were blown by this tornado, this tornado lasted for dozens of miles and to consider a mile and a half wide of the destruction, national weather service is giving a preliminary rating of an ef for, that means wind exceeding 165 miles per hour, the outbreak on friday night nocturnal tornadoes that came to the deep south. this is literally every single week since christmas this area has gone through severe weather outbreak and sure enough as spring came upon us absolute destruction in this region. not a good situation as emergency officials are still searching through rubble. groups are piling in giving

water, food and other items to the people of mississippi delta, the federal government is giving support, the state is on the ground, ngos and we will wait until the sun comes up as day two and the aftermath of this terrible deadly destruction here in rolling port mississippi. back to you. >> the mississippi delta one of the poorest areas of this country we learned yesterday rolling forks a town of about 1800 and-mile and a half wide tornado we have to ask what is left of rolling port. >> i had to tell you i came in here last night about an hour before sunset, i flew in from atlanta. i've been on the ground with multiple tornadoes, joplin missouri, tuscaloosa cut some of the most deadly tornadoes america has seen in recent times. i will say there is not a whole lot left here. there is city hall in the

darkness to my right, your left, part of it is standing. a part of it is crumbled as well but this is the town when you drive through there is not a lot left, that does not mean there is not going to be rebuilt. as you mentioned one of the poorest areas in all of america, the challenges are going to be paramount moving forward. >> robert, real quick we know there was some notice and a lot of severe weather but in some cases minutes notice of when it would hit area most people that are there hunkered down in their homes. you have a whole people the spell and i in sheer terror. >> absolutely. i spoke to one woman last night and she told me they just got into the bathtub at the last second. and she described it about a minute or two of noise she's never heard before, fear she had never felt before and i asked

her when it was over, when you felt like you could move out of your bathtub and you walked out, what did you experience? enter words were darkness and sounds that i have never heard. sirens in the distance, alarms going off. she walked out out of her home where the roof was taken off in the brick walls collapsed in she walked out with her family and looked around i could not get a grasp for scenes like this because they were not lit and all the power was out but she knew what had just went over this town had destroyed it. sure enough when i spoke to her she sat gazing at her house yesterday and complete and utter shock. this is really traumatic. and the shock is still very much a part of what's going on. it's going to be like this for weeks. and then people get out to look at my town is gone, where do i

go? where do i live? , where do i work? and how do i move forward? devastating. >> a lot for them to deal with and the next coming weeks. we are glad you are there and we will continue to tell the story throughout the morning and weeks to come. thank you robert. >> thank you. >> on another topic overseas, russian president vladimir putin says he will station tactical nuclear weapons in belarus. >> nuclear weapons without is beyond the border with ukraine but also with three nato countries. >> alexandria hoff joins us live from washington. good morning alexandria. >> good morning president putin said yesterday that this move is in response to the united kingdom providing ukraine with armor piercing ammunition those rounds completed uranium, putin has falsely claim this includes nuclear components on top belarus putin will station tactical nuclear weapons in lithuania and poland and telling

the television he won't be violating any net international agreements in doing so. here is the exiled opposition leader belarus. >> they are crazy they can do whatever they want, the disrespect in the agreement, our task is to prevent this but we never know how they may act. we see how the dictators are uniting their efforts to threaten the greater world and it's time for democracy to be united as never before. >> the head of security and defense issued a response writing this, putting statements about placing tactical nuclear weapons in belarus is a step toward international destabilization toward the country maximizes the level of negative perception of public rejection of russian and putin in belarus and society, the kremlin took belarus as a nuclear hostage.

it's the one card that president putin feels that he holds, last month he said he was suspended the country's participation in the nuclear arms treaty and the u.s. and threatened to resume testing. >> thank you. >> no good news. >> what to say out of that, he claims removing nukes in it's not, he moves his nukes closer that is the umbrella that his action is living under right now. if you push too far i will use nukes, would he really do it? that's a question we were asking at the beginning which makes me think what did our state department what did our administration do in the early stages before they even entered. a small incursion comment by joe biden. what could've been done to prevent this entire thing from happening. it looks like even if a resolution came ukraine is in a worse position than it's ever been, some of the people that a country devastated now all the threats including nuclear. >> yesterday in waco texas,

president donald trump held a remarkable rally, huge turnout in waco from former president trump. i think he was asked or he made a statement, he was referencing a question he asked whose greatest sent to the united states of america, is it china or russia and i believe his answer was high officials in the united states government to represent a threat to the united states of america. he talked a lot about the deep state in the threat that it represents to america. as part of that as an example he talks about alvin bragg and he said in the end they are not coming after me they are coming after you and i am just in the way, watch. >> they are not coming after me, they are coming after you and i am just standing in their way and i will be standing in the way for a long time. eventually i won't have to stand in their way because in 2020 forward of the greatest victory of the mall. the biden regime weaponization of law enforcement against a

political opponent is something straight out of the russia horse show and stalinist russia that's what this was where it seems to be a hunter begun from the standpoint watching semi-modern day history, you go back to communist china or look at a third world banana republic, that's what we become between our borders, elections in the weaponization of law enforcement. banana republic, that is what we have become. >> you're tempted to say and i think we had the discussion is this narrowly targeted in an obsession with donald trump but then he remembered michael even mentioned classified school board. as terrorists, century people that the vaccine on the behest of the fbi. it does lend to the ideas not just meet you and i'm in the way speed with a different way for example january 6 protesters were treated versus the piece,

somewhat peaceful, i forget what they tried to tell us it was. summer of love that had billions of dollars in destruction and cops actually hurt and killed in that one. i think a lot of people who are going to this rally wonder does the fbi know i'm at this rally? a lot of people are not trusting of any of the institutions and they agree with donald trump when he says they are coming after you. pete: that's what you can't discount about his candidacy, they saw what he was done when he ran during his presidency, post-presidency, what a disaster biden has been, the disaster of hunter and joe versus his family and they feel that, now you're going to arrest the guy over a payment in new york. we are with him and if he will fight that hard on those things and persevere then he will fight that hard for a country. a rally like that last night in

a crowd like that is a demonstration of the front runner status of donald trump and the reservoir of enthusiasm he still holds over the base of the republican party which anyone trying to challenge him, you are standing in front of a freight train, how are you going to stop it remains to be seen speaker at a remember who said this, rachel you may appreciate or not appreciate the statement. famous atheist christopher hitchens may have said if i wake up every day there's no god nobody cares, something i say everyday. if the pope one day woke up and said there is no god, you say what did the pope say. to the point of this idea that donald trump is been politically persecuted, he might be wanting to hear it from the three of us were from donald trump but what about when you hear from a democrat. the former governor of new york wakes up today and says this is the political persecution of donald trump in new york.

it's former governor andrew cuomo who said this on wabc radio, he said i don't understand why bragg is putting such emphasis on this case, i think it's all politics. that's what i think the people in this country are saying. it feeds the anger and the cynicism and the partisanship and a coincidence that bragg goes after trump and letitia james goes after trump that's all the coincidence it feeds the cynicism and that is the cancer in her body politics right now. rachel: is such a great point you bring up. do you remember about a year ago i interviewed on my podcast to venezuelan dissidents. and i asked him when did you know that you know what was hitting the fan in venezuela and they said when the legal system was weapon nice against opposition party and we see that happening now. all of us know a lot of conservatives who have this weird got feeling, something weird is happening and we are hearing conversation. people saying if america fails,

where would i go or the going baby i need to buy a farm and rural america or by more guns. this is the feeling that they feel the system is owned and controlled by the left, they don't trust the left to have their interest in mind because they don't see not just donald trump, all kinds of conservatives are targeted and they are worried. pete: that's a sentiment overarching the entire campaign going into 2024 which i keep saying 2016 a big election, 2020, i don't like saying that because it feels like you live in a moment to some but what happened to the primary and the general 2024 will tell us a lot about our country, no doubt. will: meanwhile i had the opportunity to go to houston, texas the past we could participate in the future friend series, you both participated, rachel, you did jack brewer

spent the day with jack brewer and pete you spent the day with jack petty and i spent the day with devon still a defensive tackle for the cincinnati. he made national headlines became more known when his daughter at four years old was diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer. it was while he was an nfl player, he was supported by the nfl into steam. but i changed devon's life and who he is and how he approaches, not just been apparent in the parent of a child with cancer but how to be a person in this world who accumulate wisdom and tries to help others, here's a little bit of my conversation with devon still. >> i love sports because it's a metaphor for life. not just a metaphor for life, it is a training ground for life. do you think that is something that you have successfully applied, we know, the trials of your life? >> at the beginning i was reacting to a lot of the challenges at first. i would even say that with

leah's diagnosis, when life gets flipped upside down people will react to it. but i think what are the great things about athletes, we will react but we will put ourselves in a calm state where we won't make any permitted decisions based off temperate circumstances. one of the biggest things i think i struggled with when leah was first diagnosed as a loss of control. but the one thing that i did have control over was making sure she didn't have to go through it alone. i had to learn for myself to control the controllable's. that's something i learned from sports. rachel: that is an amazing lesson to learn. will: rachel, he is chock-full of them. as someone who would go through this. leah survived her cancer, she is aerobic, 12 years old, you will meet her later today and my entire interview with devon still at 8:30 a.m. as would help somebody who is been through this in life, he is an absolute well of wisdom that he wants to share with other people.

rachel: i am looking forward to the interview. he sounds like an amazing human. will: absolutely is. rachel: coming up back toward top story devastating tornadoes in mississippi the superintendent of the school district badly hit will join us live. pete: veterans are outraged over a proposal they say could cut disability payments. the purple heart recipient sounds off and what it means coming up. ♪ the seats, gotta go! ♪ what play is that? ♪ when you play here... no backboard! tuck your elbow. ♪

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pete: we are back with headlines. a third person is reported dead after major explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania on friday, one person was found alive in the rubble yesterday, three people are still missing. initial report indicated a gas leak for the deadly explosion. in indiana teen who was missing for about a week has been found safe. miles from where he disappeared 14-year-old scotty morris was taken to hospital as a precaution police say his been placed in a safe environment as his family cooperates with investigators, police released this photo of scotty that reads

i am a liar, authorities believe morris was in extreme danger while missing. rachel, over to you. rachel: more devastating out of role mississippi as rescuers sift through debris in a desperate search for survivors. this after deadly tornadoes ripped through the american south leaving at least 26 dead and thousands without power. joining is now the superintendent of amory school district. brian jones. thank you so much for joining us, our hearts go out to everyone in your community, let me just start from the beginning what does it feel like to wake up today and see everything to take it in, what are you in your community members going to? >> it is very overwhelming to see what is going on. a lot of damage was done. i say we have great community support, a lot of people coming

from different places to help the debris scattered all throughout our city and done a lot of damage. rachel: but i see the pictures i cannot imagine what that process looks like for a cleanup, i can imagine being in person, i think a lot about the children. we had video of a young boy explaining what he went through a sounds so terribly traumatic, i know one of the things you're concerned about is the superintendent, how do we get these kids back to feeling secure in the sense of normalcy in that's why i think of the school, tell me about that component and what you guys are doing in that regard. >> we did stuff for damage at whatever schools and we have a structural engineer that came in yesterday to look at that and we have some more meetings today. right now the town does not have power or water and that's a big concern for us. as soon as we can get that we do believe we cannot school but we

gotta make sure we have water and power. rachel: right now are many of the children out of the town? >> no, people are doing cleanups and people are living with other folks and things like that. rachel: okay, what else is going on? how else can the school district as a source of help to the community, what else are you doing? >> we are committed kidding with our families, the principles are communicating and letting them know, right now we don't plan on having school for a couple of days we can reassess and see where our buildings are at so we can have school. rachel: brian we appreciate you joining us this morning to been a country a little bit of a picture of what's going on in your town. we hope you know that everyone is praying for you and your town. again, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. coming up tank kevin o'leary

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>> welcome back parent in the state of florida will soon be input complete control of the children's education. governor ron desantis is expected to sign a universal school choice bill into law this week making it the sixth such state to adopt these measures meaning families can use state funds to pay for private school tuition, charter school, homeschooling, tutoring and other school expenses, six states, florida and yellow soon-to-be like texas and others

are considering, we shall see. joining a steve smith a father of five and arizona state director of the american federation for children and bridget zigler of sarasota county school board chair and for the mom of three, thank you for being here. steve, let me start with you, arizona was ahead of the curve on a lot of this in passing school choice, yet, why is it so important that parents have the ability for the dollars to follow the kid, how does it change the game? >> it is a game changer and the reason it is important the power of the personal belongs to the parent, when the parents of the power they truly can help their child achieve the education that they want, for years and years and years at least in arizona we started giving the power to parents and when arizona did the big universal expansion last year it really blew the door off of it. to see the other states come on board it's amazing and when parents can control your child's

destiny what better model than that. who knows better than the mom said the dance and what's best for the kids, it's not for the government it is for the mom and the dad, power of the parents is what parents continued to say that they want to see a rollout state after state after state it is truly amazing is sweeping the nation and once again when parents control the dollars and have the power of the purse the education is limitless for the child. pete: the three of us love what's happening, there's plenty of people who do not like teachers unions and confront their prerogatives as a school board member, what are they afraid of? those that protect the system that exist. >> school choice is the ultimate accountability measure. teachers unions want power and as chris mentioned money were not talking about outcomes, we all win as a community, state and the country when we have strong academic outcomes and

whatnot allows parents to be powered they find the best place for the child to drive academically, teachers unions want to have control the talk about financial and money and not the outcomes it is a game changer as was said before in florida has led in multiple ways and particularly school choice having had the expansions over the past 30 years it is exciting to be expanded, it's important not only for another states but more states need to take notice and i'm the director of the leadership institute and retraining parents to take back to school so they understand that they can hold their elected officials accountable. if not they can go elsewhere. >> you have to stay vigilant because the current governor in arizona katie hobbs a democrat would love to see this go away dirty trying to stifle. >> it is which is crazy even when we do pulling, 75% of arizonans and we see this number mirror across the country support school choice and

programs like the university and governor desantis is about signing. the super majorities of republican, democrats and independents. in arizona we have over 50000 kids that is on the esa program right now, what governor hobbs in arizona needs to know 65% of the kids on our universal program come from households where the median income is less than the state average. truly, kids that want to use the program, kids that would normally never have the opportunity to attend the schools that they want to attend or receive the education and resources they are receiving, they are getting it. why katie hobbs and any person for that matter would want to limit that child, i keep hearing children are future. then let them have a future and give them the things that these families have been clamoring for and i'm so proud of governor desantis to follow what governor ducey did in arizona and the other state and giving them this

power. pete: were almost out of time, last word. >> is all about accountability we see a lot of challenges in public schools. it also elevates opportunity for public schools to do better. parents and family should never be stuck in school. >> is a classic example of good policy also being good politics. stevie and bridget thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. coming up "fox weather" alert devastating before-and-after pictures surfacing after tornadoes pummeled small towns in mississippi. chief meteorologist rick shows us a comparisons coming up next. ♪ you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and the pain in your eyes burns like a red-hot chili pepper, it's not too late for another treatment option.

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many towns hit with big impacts and we focus on one that's what we saw yesterday boarded but we see damages later on of silver city coming out. another one of the towns that took a direct hit, take a look at this before-and-after from rolling fork, yesterday we were talking about how much of the city and the town had impacts. you get an idea right there the storm coming in from the southwest cutting up to the northeast from the center of it. we can go back to the before picture. that is still the after. you get the idea right through the center of the town we saw the path of the storm go through and that's why so much impact for rolling fork. take a look at this at time lapse of the radar image going through, satellite you get an idea of the lightning strikes and you get the image right there at the center of the storms that cut right through mississippi, today more severe weather coming to the area but it's going to be to the south of where the line of storms was.

the tornadoes, ten confirmed, at least in ef-4, they will continue to do the investigation. this morning we have severe weather to the south but in the same area more severe weather happening today, will send it over to you. will: veterans upset over a proposal that will eliminate disability compensation with 30 more than $170,000 a year. the c.b.o. the congressional budget office says it would save $253 billion over the next ten years but the secretary of veterans affairs dismisses the idea saying we think it's a bad idea and were not going to do it, purple heart recipient and retired army captain jason church joins us now. great to have you with me. this week when the news came out got several text from veterans and friends and i rate would be an understatement. the sentiment that i heard about means testing disability.

>> it blows my mind that the c.b.o. would publish this as a viable option for the federal government. leave it to bureaucrats in washington to come up with this type of plan. by cutting va compensation to veterans, americans would be paying lip service to the phrase thank you for your service. like you said in the segment beforehand let's lay it out like it is. if a veterans household income, that includes her spouse by the way is over $170,000 a year, the veteran would not receive his or her disability compensation. that veteran is missing arms, legs, any physical or mental wounds they won't receive anything from the injuries in combat. if it's under $170,000 a year they have a scale with the ratio that decreases the compensation in accordance with the household income. in essence you telling prosperous veterans who are working that it would probably be in their best interest not to work if they make under a certain amount of money.

will: i don't think this is the most important point to make. i would've come back to the most important point, clearly a disincentive for it we constantly talk about veterans and what they do in their post military career. we talk about homeless veterans and here we put into a place a policy that incentivizes veterans not achieving after serving. >> yeah there are plenty of folks and government both republican and democrat that may sink into think this is a viable option to correct what we had in decades. we have somebody functioning underfunctioning processing members of society refusing to work this is something that is cutting at the heart of trying to push forward after injury and some of the hardest things we seen in combat. you basically saying don't build something out of work or out of your home trying to build a business trying to expand and

grow. it's really a slap in the face. i will tell you there are plenty of other places where the federal government has been foolish spending money that they could be targeting. look at the federal ppp loan program that is wasted billions and billions of taxpayer dollars on a fraudulent actors. there's so many things that they can go after him veterans va compensation certainly is not one of them. will: you could even stay within the dod and find this type of money to be saved somewhere else. i said the memes testing this incentivizing work is not the most important point, to me i'll say this the most important point are we going to socialize and apply socialism to the idea of your sacrifice to your country, your disability somehow is less valuable to the country if you are successful in your post career. it's really, really despicable way to approach asking people to make the sacrifice. jason church, thank you for getting up with us this morning. >> thank you for having me on.

pete: free healthcare, free college for illegals but we gotta cut it for the vets. it is incredible. turn to your headlines. american airstrikes in syria killing 19 fighters associated with iran's revolutionary guard corps on thursday. an update on the numbers. that's according to the pentagon which is strikes in response to an iranian drone attack that killed an american contractor and injured five u.s. service members. imprints 24 police officers and seven protesters injured in a climate protest yesterday. three police vehicles were set on fire during the protests in the western part of the country. thousands of climate activists trying to stop the construction of a water reservoir for farm irrigation. good idea. yesterday's clashes, after weeks of unrest after the french government unilateral pension reforms in those are a couple of

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yoyou ght t beurprpris ♪ ♪. rachel: everyone knows that will worked on a ranch, we love that about him. in thomas' 48th birthday so today we are cooking up a meal fit for a cowboy like will. pete: you may have seen our next guest but he spends most of his time cooking and living life on the ranch. rachel: or on youtube that the big claim to fame. kent rollins and his wife shannon author of the new book out this week comfort food the cowboy way. good morning glad to have you guys. >> thank you so much me and shannon are honored to be here. comfort food in that book is

being comfortable in your surroundings, that is what we stress were working on the ranch in your cooking somewhere it is really about making everybody feel comfortable in the middle of 300,000 acres which is a blessing, no electricity, no cell phone and none of this. >> is that what you have? 200,000 acres? >> no different acres that we've been on. rachel: what are the challenges of working on a ranch. >> mostly mother nature. we are always outside you see anything that we do on youtuber a ranch it's not a set condition i cooked in minus 15 and 119 and the wind blows 40, 60 miles an hour it range out, snowshoe out and bushy out, you have a job to do you said about 245 every morning and you get up and feed the cowboys and nobody does it better than me and shannon. >> we don't always have burgers in dairy queens.

>> today oklahoma is known for oklahoma fried onion burger and were to go ahead and get these right here get started out of the way. we are going to let this cook a little bit longer. >> a nice little sizzle perfect timing. >> you taken onion and you have to take a good onion and running on a mandolin and they will cut your finger off if you get a chance. after you get that set on there and get the onions you let them sweat for 45 minutes because shift of the moisture out of the onion so the caramelized and brown really well. we have the salted and it draws the moisture out so you put them on a towel to blot out any remaining moisture that you might have. >> who knew. while i'm doing this shannon is going to mix up the special sauce. >> with french onion dip and if you want to put washer and mustard it helps bring out the onion flavor and burgers.

>> and we tried one when done. >> this is not just for show we are going to eat. >> perfect. >> whisked away. >> you like it when we get to this. tell me about this. >> comfort food to me has been about things that made me feel better and feel good. when you're from texas, every town in texas has a stop sign at dairy queen what was more authentic than a steak finger basket from dairy queen. when you get these burgers on their take your wax paper it'll stick, i need you to match them down really good. >> i love that. >> really good. >> steak burgers are way better than chicken fingers. >> i wasn't expecting that. >> i got a bite in my mouth.

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[inaudible conversations] >> we're back with a fox weather alert. at least 26 people tragically dead after a historic outbreak of tornadoes in the south. the path of destruction stretches for more than 100 miles leaving some communities in ruins. >> fox weather correspondent on the ground in mississippi this morning. robert