[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.

reporter: yeah good morning, from rolling fork, mississippi here in the mississippi delta not too far from the mississippi river, and guys, i just, you know, a picture sometimes speaks thousand words. and this is, this is about as bad as it gets in aftermath of a tornado preliminary ef4 rating look at this what i'm stangtding on this debris and this is -- an oil cabin essentially and you hear it and can you imagine something this heavy being tossed around. and the projectiles like this here, this board with the nails, 166 miles per hour winds this tornado created. and you imagine items like flying through the air all over and this is what we're seeing on street after street here in this neighborhood in rolling fork. aluminum twisted look at this vehicle behind me on top of this

pile. and then underneath all of these cinder blocks there are other vehicles that have been crushed and ripped apart and pounded down by the furry and energy of this incredible tornado this ef4 according to the national weather service. unfortunately 25 dead in this state of mississippi. one in alabama, federal aid we're told is on the way. federal officials will be on the ground. the governor of mississippi toured this town yesterday. he will continue to update. in the meantime, we are here talking to the survivors. the people that went through this hell let's listen to what one woman told me yesterday also a superintendent of one of the schools in this area. >> by time we got over, he was on top -- >> a lot of stuff everywhere.

yep. everything you worked for is gone. like my life -- >> it is very overwhelming to see what's going on. a lot of damage was done. right now the town doesn't have power or water so that's a big concern for us. >> and this same thing here right now in rolling fork. there is no power. there's no water. there's no utilities, this town of under 2,000 people wipe out mostly. there are some structures that are standing brick structures, others that are collapsed and it is just the sounds of pickup when the sun comes up underneath these stars right now, and you can see the stars because it is so dark here. and eerie but this is one of the poorest regions in all of america. they need help right now. these people are in dire

situations this survivors, and those that lost their lives, the families and the friends are mourning this situation. as severe weather has continued to come through this region, every single week, since christmas. can you imagine? that kind of stress and here we are this morning on sunday just two days after this tornado ripped through this region with no answers as far as a path forward for the families and people that have lost their homes, and their livelihoods. back to you. >> devastating news. >> for sure robert real quick where are families going that dongt have homes anymore? at least in the very temporary term. >> that's a really great question. there are aid groups that have come into the region and they are setting up temporary shelters. there are towns you know up and down the mississippi delta sporadically this is a rural area this is agriculture, this

is, you know, these are people that work with their hands, salt of the earth and so there are many mgo trying to help folks that have lost everything. and family and friends that are coming in and also just strangers. strangers from other towns -- that drive through i witnessed this yesterday evening. coming in with food and asking, you know, do you have a place to stay. can we help you? and so the care and the love is starting to come into the delta. but it needs to be consistent. this is a very bad aftermath of a tornado, about as tough as it gets comparable to joplin and tuscaloosa in 2011 although this is smaller town, but nonetheless these are people, this is america. and they are the heart beat of what we all stand for. needed help here in the delta. >> thank you robert appreciate it that help is come manager of them are coming in the form of vegs but also franklin graham on

because samaritan purse is one of them and hear from him a little later on in the meantime download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather, on any tv connected device. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is heading to africa ghana to, quote, deepen u.s. ties with africa. now why would that be of interest? let me show you the global chart of annual cobolt production. cobolt as you both know is -- one of the primary minerals used in creating batteries. >> that's right. batteries that are in many ways connected to global climate change movement green movement, for example, in creating electric vehicles. you can see africa is the source, the major source the world source in metric tons of cobalt. the u.s. and china are also pictured on that chart -- >> real smart. very small, and about a third

there for the rest of the world. just showing the importance of africa. >> interesting to note she did not go to the congo and i think there's a lot of optics involved in why she avoided congo that is where more than half of all of the cobalt is extracted there in mines there. these mines employ over 40,000 kids that work in cobalt mines is dangerous. it's hard back breaking work difficult for either of you two to do it let alone little children who are seven, eight, nine years old. it is absolutely unbelievable 20% of it is mined by hand which is why they want little kids working these are owned by the chinese. very clear that the biden administrations war on fossil fuels is fueling this very cruel human rights abuse and these mines are run by chinese. >> yeah and numbers tell that story rachel when you look at the amount of foreign investment in africa.

china is far, far and away the largest investor in africa and it's not the way our state department might invest which is around, you know, human rights programs or climate change, or womens empowerment. these are things that our state department emphasize china is throwing hard dollars at cobalt at mining, at, you know, debt relief that they then put under the thumb of those countries and so they're able to control them. that's a number they use for their -- to advance their strategic interest. >> soft dollars to translate into hard power. >> yeah. you know, this is in part a story about cobalt and climate change is also in part a story about united states and influence on the world stage and we've had conversations -- and i've had conversations with people who said africa is lost. we lost already -- to africa. to china, and latin america i think you're probably headed there rachel. but we're headed same direction of latin america. >> absolutely you brought up a

great point if you see latin america what's interesting is exactly what you say. our state department is investing in lbgtq, rights climate making poor people in central america really worried about the climate right now. you know this is stuff we're invested in china and we doesn't mean we have to extract resources way that chinese are but many of the companies in latin america will say, that our government isn't our state department isn't interested in advancing u.s. latin american commerce which would be a great way to -- >> things that really matter for those countries. to upset and we don't want to work with china but who else are regoing work with you're not here. >> what we're delivering them is kamala harris right now all of the foreign trips have gone great but you have info for us. >> today honduras is opening up and severing ties with taiwan. so this is a big deal by the way this lady here, who runs

honduras somebody that our government has totally cozied up to as we kind of dis other administrations in latin america who are a little more proliberty proamerican, on this administration cozying up to her and look what she does -- establishing diplomatic relations with china in brazil, cheen also huge influence in their ports and infrastructure, of course, in venezuela largest debtor nation to people republic of china and then, obviously, also in argentina so you're seeing this total takeover of latin america i think it is one of the sleeper topics on this is our hemisphere we used to be very jealous of anyone who wanted, you know, communist trying to come into our hemisphere what the heck is happening? >> we have a monroe doctrine that said this is our -- but if you add up effectively global south you look at south america and africa and they come over this way of chiern. china is playing a very long game there of resources and friendship.

>> we're talking about big countries argentina, brazil -- we're talking about the brick countries but then argentina joining as well. this is a lot of influence for china. >> it is taking over resources but it is also the typical thing that we also see here buying off elites. buying off people in charge who know they can just for a generation -- for several generations make sure that their families are well off. but they sell out their countries in the process and it's happening all over latin america and it will be very difficult if not impossible to unwind this biden administration asleep at the wheel. >> kamala harris said she's doing a lot of reading -- and listening to experts in advance of her trip to africa. so -- >> i hope she has -- i hope she has the guts while she's in africa to go see those little children working in the mines who are little -- basically slaves and they are fueling this green energy. we have fossil fuel here that we can use instead doing this in africa. >> take it to bank she won't

conceive of that notion won't go to her own border. moving on to another topic may have seen last night, former president donald trump held his first official campaign rally of the 2024 campaign cycle. trump addressing his potential indictment in new york city in front of thousands there in waco, texas he took jab at florida governor ron desantis brook joins us now with more, good morning. >> donald trump holding his first rally of the 224 campaign psych until waco, texas yesterday. trump addressing rumors of his possible indictment for an alleged hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels accused manhattan district alvin bragg leading investigation of prosecutorial misconduct. watch this. >> people say it is [bleep] and they go and they say -- it's unfair. this is really prosecutorial misconduct that's what it's called. the innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever to these

radical left maniacs. prosecutorial misconduct is their new tool and they're willing to use it at levels never seen before. even andrew cuomo criticizing bragg over potential indictment cuomo saying in a radio interview the investigation is, quote, all politics. adding that the case affirms public cynicism about current political landscape. also turn his rally trump took shots at ron desantis criticized desantis handling of the covid pandemic. listen. >> based on polls he's not dong woke anything. we have great republican governors actually that did much better who shut down their states very very short time or in some cases didn't shut them down at all. florida has been tremendously successful for many years, long before this guy became governor. >> now governor desantis has nots announced a bid yet but he

and president trump are current presume favorites to win the gop nomination. rachel, will, pete. >> brook it looked like a large turnout, any sense of how big the crowd was there in waco? >> we don't know but we can see video there. a lot of people were coming out his first major campaign rally of his 2024 cycle we only have trump in the race right now, and nikki haley formerly but, of course, a bunch of republicans that have sort of hinted at possible runs but these two are only ones formally announced and you can see here, you know, people out there with their maga hats, maga t-shirts getting ready for this 2024 cycle which we know is beginning to be pretty intense and exciting one to watch. >> yeah. for sure. it is if not officially with governor delaware san certainly underway between two of them. brook thanks so much. there are by the way in politico there were some reports of concerns inside desantis's camp about whether he's sufficiently fought back even though he's not a candidate at

this point and how he's articulated ukraine stance wishy washy too because trump is coming out hard here. >> trump issuing threat that anyone who works with desantis will not be able to move on to his campaign should desantis drop out or work in the white house. will that work? we'll see. >> he's got a lot of pull -- it's going to be interesting. >> all right we'll turn now to your headlines. russia will station nuclear weapons in neighboring belarus as a warning to the west in addition to ukraine. the weapons of mass destruction will border three nato countries. wow. russian president vladimir putin making the decision in response to the united kingdom providing ukraine with armor piercing ammunition. putin falsely claiming these rounds have nuclear components. a new study shows hate crimes in canada against catholics increased by get this -- 260% in 2021 compared to the previous year. the study also finds police

reported 3,360 total hate crimes in 2021. that's a 27.increase statistics of canada says that the latest numbers mark the highest number of hate crimes targeting a religion since comparable data have been recorded we have to get to bottom of why that's happening. now to march madness as yukon breezes past gonzaga reaching final four for the first time in nine years husky. meanwhile florida atlantic keeping their cinderella run alive to reach the school first final four. they held off a late rally from kansas state to advance. >> kansas state now needs a three to tie it. clock ticks -- dribbles looking for someone and soon up and -- of florida, atlantic. florida atlantic upsetting kansas state 79-76 today creighton will face san diego state and miami will take on

texas long horns to complete the final four. and those are your headlines will and pete. >> that's right today we finish out the final four march madness has reached the elite eight we passed through the halfway mark of the elite eight so who's in who's out? who will attack it all? >> let's go off the wall quickly to see predictions will and i made before the current standings. will look at you -- you look -- >> jacked. fit man. >> you are looking -- you know a little injury in the should there are. >> it was a rough game yesterday. >> look at the veins so who did you pick? >> i don't think so. rachel that's accurate -- >> here was my picks going into yesterday i took kansas state lost that game florida atlantic i took yukon won that game over gonzaga i have san diego state and horns today. that was my final four pick, i've got one down, one alive. >> i saw you looking at my pick while doing yours. i have texas long horns san

diego state as well -- >> we're the same. >> right here picks fau big free throws i made the pick i knew your pick so i was cheering hard on this one and then -- smoked. it wasn't glad i didn't stay up it wasn't even a game so i guess we're even right now. >> 1-1 both of us with we have the same picks today. the horns and san diego state did you make -- did you make a championship game pick? and a champion snick >> i have not did you? >> i sent whole thing in. i have not sent it in i'll have to do that glad -- i probably would have picked gonzaga. >> you would have -- he doesn't get to -- >> because i did have kansas state going to finals so now i have a redo on that. >> redo on a shot? >> right there against -- princeton, ncaa basketball player. >> six career points whatever it

was. this is the three point line. that's nice. >> this is where the big ball -- this is my one shining moment. oh, my -- >> with the big ball too. here we go rimmed out. the actual we're supposed to talk about the actual bracket viewers can see it. oh, my goodness -- he's our -- >> bracket look like this right now. you saw this yukon gonzaga while pete keeps shooting. miami catches later today. here we know kansas state lost to florida, atlantic, we've got san diego state creighton today so two in, two to go for your final four. everybody put them up today. >> i will for will. up for will. >> all right. rachel over to you i'll make the last one. yes. there it was. you saw it on tv. >> both of you need to talk to khloe kardashian about some of

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>> i should pay better attention that's beside the point we food to get it done and taken care of. make it right. >> do what you can to get it out like i said, i have to start putting stuff in the driveway. and so that i can lock it up because once i leave, you're not able to get back in. >> one handyman turning tables on squatters who took over his mother's house. his step by step video and how to kick out squatters in less than a day racking up over 2 million views. united handyman association founder flash shelton joins me now. flash, thanks for being here. first, tell the briefly tell the story of how your mother's house was taken over. >> so pete, basically my father

passed away. we had to move my mom out of the house because she was unable to live in the house in that town alone. without other family, and we put the house on the market. she needed -- she needed to sell the house to be able to move forward, and they reached out to our first realtor, and they wanted to rent it in exchange for doing maintenance, and it wasn't an option for us so we, you know, turned them down. and then, you know, i had been told that they were being evicted from their prior residence so apparently they decided to move in anyway so back door was broken in, and they moved house full of furniture in and they never changed the locks. so when i -- when i arrived i was able to ohm

the door, you know -- >> how long were they there before you realized it squatting in the house? >> you know i think it was maybe a -- a month or two -- >> month or two so you found out people you didn't rent to them they move in furniture and the police the authorities said they can't do anything about it. give the quick story of how you fixed it. >> i just kind of figured that first of all i didn't know what i was dealing with. i didn't know who was there and if it was the original people no idea. all i knew was that -- big u-haul truck shows up in the driveway and there are people going in and out of the house throughout the night. so i had no idea. i just figured that if, you know, if they wouldn't if the police wouldn't respond and take care of it for me that i just needed to take care of it myself. so i just packed up and i figured that if they have squatters rights i can switch

tables on them and somehow figure out a way to have them out of the house, you know, without like you know leave on their own, then i'm not in an altercation where they're calling police on me. if i didn't -- if i switch places with them, then i assumed that the rights rather as legal tenant or squatter myself i'm on the inside and then the police if they call them would have to tell them same thing. >> now you're squatter on your own property so you waited for them to leave you said it is mine now and gave them a time to leave and they had to because you were the new squatter in your own home that's what it come to. >> absolutely. incredible. flash shelton thank you for taking initiative i think more might have to apparently owning property is not owning property in the united states of america. flash shelton thank you so much. all right coming up, the effort to strip china of its developing

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economy only after united states. yet it is still classified as a developing country, and china and chinese government is using this to take advantage and exploit countries that are actually in need of those special aids that could come with the labeling of that, you know, china has that special label. so they are using it to take advantage of its organizations like world bank and they get special low interest rates and they use those loans as a backstop to allow them to invest in like expand their belt and broad initiatives, investing so much in the infrastructures in those developing countries and no developing countries, you know, invest so much money, billions of dollars to set up the debt trap for other developing countries. so that's why we're trying to, you know, take away the special

status as a developing country and level playing field and cent the wrong. >> so is this a u.n. classification i want to be really clear about that. it's a u.n. classification as a developing nation? >> this is a yes -- the united nations or international world organizations will have to check on their status and you know review the status of the agreements that chinese government has. we need to take that away from them so they don't take advantage of this special labeling as a developing country. >> right so if you pass this bill and you have support in the senate i believe mitt romney is sponsoring billion in the senate. this will then put pressure on the u.n. to change their status is that what this bill is about? >> that is exactly what we're trying to do level playing field and make sure they don't take advantage of this countering is

so important because you know we need to preserve the american dream. and support freedom loving countries and freedom loving people around the world. j are you willing to use u.n. funding as a leverage to make the u.n. properly classify china so they can't use loans low interest loans to gobble up resources all around the world? >> that's exactly what we need to do. take that special treatment that china's government enjoys. because it is the second largest, you know, economy. so that is definitely not a developing country. >> yeah okay let's hope you guys leverage them million and millions and millions of dollars that we spend at the u.n. so they -- >> hopeful this is going to get out of the house because we have an overwhelming support to get it out of the committee and congressman jerry kolly and then hours working on this together so this is a very, very bipartisan bill. >> well i appreciate you for keeping an eye on this it certainly has been an unfair playing field for chiern and

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we're back with a fox weather alert at least 26 people are tragically dead after devastating tornadoes rocked parts of the south. severe weather destroying home and businesses leaving towns threek one almost unrecognizable. search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors and helping those who are left with nowhere else to go. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth joining us right now. rick: that front that moved through kind of stalled out just here across parts of the south and that's why we have the threat for more severe weather today. this is the line of storms right here cutting across parts of mississippi. south central, mississippi, over towards the central georgia area, a lot of these storms warned for severe weather we've seen some significant hail this morning and strong winds and that cell right there had a spotted tornado with it about 30 minutes ago. it is now been downgraded to severe storm still hail on strong winds a tornado has

lifted. but when a cell has a tornado sometimes it can lift back up and drop back down so be watching very carefully here across parts of georgia. throughout the day today, especially as day heats up we have plenty of moisture in the atmosphere. and the energy is there to support more tornadoes so especially where you see this red be watching very closely for that. where this is not is in the area where we saw the tornadoes on friday night. so this is just to the south of it but some of these certainly still could cause some more damage take a look at what happens throughout the day today you see line of storms continue to train over the same areas could cause a little bit of localize flooding and by later tonight, chance for some showers at least going across some of the same areas that were devastated from the storms on friday. all right will over to you. will: thank you rick. so not even devastation of those storms you heard about could shake the unyielding faith of the community in one local pastor is determined to bring his congregation together this morning to worship. joining us now is pastor bret williams of first baptist church

in rolling fork, mississippi, along with his daughter maggie we'll let you know both of you not only do we thank you for being with us but thoughts are with you, your family and congregation pastor this morning, you're on the ground so you can give us the update before we get to what you're going to do this morning. what is the status of your community this morning? >> it's total devastation. it's wreckage like i've never seen. it's only a miracle of god that there are not hundreds of fatalities in our town and in our area. houses leveled, houses completely destroyed, businesses that majority of the businesses in our small town are completely destroyed. it's just terrible wreckage. will: if i might i know church pastors on north side of town most of the wreckage and damage in rolling fork was on the south side of town.

you know, may i ask maggie how old are you? >> i'm 15. will: i think we often tell the story through the eyes of business owners and adults. community members -- how was this to experience this through the eyes, i mean, i imagine in the last day or so you've been connecting with your friends or attempting to and experiencing this as a 15-year-old. what was it like what's it been like? >> yes, sir -- most of the guys that i go to school with high school, they have been having to night it hit they pulled dead bodies out of the all of the wreckage and just had to set them down and keep looking, and i know that really took an effect on them. also i think all of my friends houses are okay. but one of them the roof is completely gone and people are just having to move away and stuff like that. will: wow. i said i did want to get to this

it is important not just to survey what's happened but where you as a community are going to go going forward and i know you're going to start this morning. tell me what the plans are today for your congregation your community to come together. >> we as a church leadership just thought it was important to give people in the community a time to come and be encouraged by the word of the lord, presence of the lord. have a time of worship, have a time of prayer, in the midst of this devastation, and in the midst of this storm. to give people some comfort and some hope and a presence of the lord. because this is not, this is not something that's geng to be a week or two week recovery. it's going to be months if not years, and we're thankful for the lord for what he's done in the midst of this storm and people reaching out i've had

pastors and churches all across the nation actually reach out to see how they can help not just our church but our community. and we just felt it was important to bring not only our people that can get here there will be some that won't be able to get here. but to bring our people and any people in the community that need a place to come and worship and be in the presence of the lord we thought that was important. will: it has begun to your point and it continue this is morning do i have the details right 10 a.m. i assume at your church? >> yes, sir. will: 10 a.m. central time your church there in rolling fork. thank you both. i think i can speak for many watching you have our thoughtings and prayer this is morning in mississippi. >> thank you for having us if i could just say i ask the people of our country to dongt pray for us. pray to find ways to help us and know that our town is a very

resilient people. we are people that help each other we're people that are there for each other, and we need help because many of those people that do those things on a daily basis had their lives totally turnedup side down and we're beginning to trust in jesus through this process. and let him walk with us through this storm. will: well you have him you have those prayers pastor thank you so much. thank you both. >> thank you for having us. it is important to mention as rick said it is not just rolling fork but silver city and alabama who we think about this morning. all right coming up, i sit down with our march featured friend former nfl player devin still. >> 2012 -- you are drafted in the second round by the cincinnati bengals. how did that feel? >> the fact that i wasn't called first day because my dreams were now my reality. how still's unwavering faith got him through his life toughest obstacle. but first, take a look at this climate activist defacing an

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activist cause celeb of climate zealots in 2018 she tweeted this, a top client scientist is warning that climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years. well fast forward five years and what did greta do well she deleted that tweet because the world didn't end now that she's 20 years old. >> remember now she's not just a child but world thought leader got that thought, wrong -- but she's got good company how about former vice president former presidential candidate al gore who said this in 2009. >> there is a 75% chance that the entire north polar icecap during summer during some of the summer months could be completely ice free within the next five to 7 years. >> melted -- 5 to 7 years --

>> i did a quick check what year would about that? >> 75% chance so that means at least by 2020 it would have to be gone. >> arrive at 75 say a word speak it slowly it sounds sophisticated we checked polar icecaps by the way still there. still icy. al gore 2023. >> still going up all of these promises of the last few years that got emissions they're still going up. that's what is boiling the oceans. creating these atmospheric rivers and the rain bonds. >> boil the of the oceans. these aren't misses by a little these are hyperbolic religious -- fanatic statements -- that come that fall totally flat by the way pete which have been happening for 50 years. >> that's what i want to say 60s to 70s, and 80s climate saying because of global cooling or warming --

and then climate we're 15 or 20 years away from total human extix you would be introduced to man named thomas who said we're going overpopulate the earth he was wrong and we called every single doomsdayer a how about paul who in the 1960s wrote a book that influenced everybody called the population bomb. he said this, in 69, he said, we must realize that unless we're extremely lucky, everybody will disappear in the cloud of blue steam in 20 years. ultimately they believe we need -- >> poof. >> less people and that the people will poof if we dongt do a lot of draconian things to change. >> you can find video of him on johnny carson says we have to get rid of people to around of applause this guy has helped staff administration like obama administration people like john and director of science are

disciples of the perpetually wrong paul erelich. >> you will lose people as they show in slide they've led to improvement of lifestyle and longevity of life that add more people to the planet. here's one of his greatest hits. >> humanity is not sustainable to maintain our lifestyle yours and mine basically for the entire planet you would need five more earths. not clear where they're going to come from. >> that's january of this year we're still listening to this guy. >> do you know what people like paul always miss they miss innovation. absolutely that's the big variable that they can never factor into their world is going to end in ten years calculation. we figure out ways to squeeze more out of less, and to make things more efficient and cleaner in the process. >> two of the big proponents of this whole doomsday philosophy john kerry, of course, hypocrites fly around on private

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