>> major new threat for parts of the south devastated by the deadly tornado. >> national weather service warns of more severe weather. >> 26 people confirmed dead. >> on top of them. >> uber drive shot and killed in los angeles, the victim was a marine corp veteran who served in afghanistan. >> i'm in a nightmare, doesn't seem real. >> massive protest in israel.

>> benjamin netanyahu fired his defense minister. >> why take a move even your colleagues say is a step too far? >> i am the -- >> we are still waiting to learn if trump will be indicted. house oversight committee chairman james comer speaking out. >> tosses deep and the ball is knocked up in the air and it is over. san diego state is going to the final four. ♪ ♪ >> brian: a lot of people will stay home from the nation's capitol because the vice president is not there, that is the attraction to go to washington. people are disappointed today, we'll try to make them feel

better. >> rachel: you were standing up, i thought you were going to dance. this is a great song. >> brian: you know my philosophy, i never met a dance floor that did me any good. >> will: everybody watching knows you have a bottomless bit of energy. he can't stand to sit still. >> brian: i like to keep moving, especially this hour. we have so much to talk about. >> will: pete hegseth said you want to get together one day. >> brian: we've done it already. >> will: i asked pete hegseth if you pace, what happens at the bar? >> brian: the bar, i'm very comfortable. what i like about a bar, you can stand and sit. >> will: would you stand while we sit? >> brian: sometimes, i rotate.

write it off for the company, i talk about work. only kidding, i don't write it off. >> will: i wouldn't know, i haven't been invited. good to be with brian, rachel and i get to stay over one extra day. vice president kamala harris, out of the country, ghana today to reduce influence from china. >> rachel: this trip comes as republicans plan to push forward with legislation restricting the chinese-owned app tiktok. >> brian: should be bigger than that, though, alexandria hoff joins us. >> alexandria: the vice president will visit ghana, tanzinia. the biden administration says they are not asking african

partner nations to choose between the u.s. and china, they want to expand their options. china is on the phones of millions of americans. >> what the hearing made clear to me was that tiktok should be banned in the united states of america to address the immediate threat and we also need a national data privacy law. what we're seeing is tiktok and mr. chew have been caught in this lie that there is not a connection to bytedance and ultimately the ccp. >> alexandria: house speaker caterpillar says the house will ban tiktok. it is concerning the ceo of tiktok can't be honest and admit china has the data. we have seen lots of videos coming out for quite sometime and questions being raised over hypocrisy about what you are seeing there.

>> showed a video in the last segment of the president on tiktok, shot by a celebrity inside the white house. for 150 million americans who use the app -- >> it is not on government devices. legitimate national security concern. >> this morning, apple ceo tim cook met with the chinese commerce ministry. cook says apple enjoys symbiotic reason with china. >> brian: the president of the united states, former president of the united states, democrats, love tiktok, all over it. >> their voters love tiktok, hard not to get to 18 and 19 year olds, complicated matter to address. >> brian: it shouldn't be complicated, it is national security.

thanks, inform the rest of the country, danger of china controlling the news cycle of a third of americans under 30 get news from tiktok. easy to say and you brought up the willow project. they start pushing the narrative it is leaving environmentalists behind or decide taiwan should be part of china and america has no business being there and pull oud quotes and that is top of your news feed. >> rachel: and ban anything about human rights abuses and concentration camps for the uyghurs. through bots, they feed narrative that is positive for china or creates more division in america. i think if you look from perspectsive of young people today, you say alexandria ocasio-cortez came out against the banning of tiktok, her saying data collection, let's deal with data collection problems and breaches on the

american apps first and deal with tiktok. we came to an agreement on our couch, we can do both and maybe start with tiktok, i'm down with that. let's not pretend our government wasn'ts censuring and doing information or disinformation campaign during covid and so forth. it is interesting, ban tiktok, what about our -- >> will: you can do both. you can acknowledge and you and i give credit to aoc for acknowledging data collection at large, especially by facebook and google. also saying, which aoc negligented to do, tiktok spying device. one takes leadership seriously and has plan for war fare influencing our youths, calculated racial division for the united states of america,

changing the way we think. the other, put that video back up, the dude with the fingernails using tiktok, most unserious manner. >> rachel: that guy was invited into the white house to do these things, it is not just racial, they are creating gender confusion. and dumbing down our youth through all of this. the most popular apps out there if you look at top five, four owned by china. cat cut, schein, four of the top apps. they have a group of young people that are constantly updating and making their apps better and more responsive to young users. young users think they work

better. >> brian: next duration -- >> rachel: where is our innovation. >> brian: a lot of americans make money through tiktok. tiktok influencers made 20 million in income last year and will fight like hell not to have it banned. they have a emerging apps coming up, look at our enemies. would iran or north korea apps get on? is china is an enemy, which they are. bryan steil was with us earlier and i asked what the house is going to do, they are taking a move to get rid of it. watch. >> who has control over the algorithm? there is serious concern that control goes back to the communist party of china. the ceo when asked questions about the parent company of tiktoks, bytedance, was cagey in his answers, what do we do

moving forward? is it an all-out ban, is it a forced sale? we have to make sure we protect young people who rely on tiktok to get news. >> rachel: great point, brian, influencers get paid more money when they put videos on tiktok versus facebook or instagram. interesting components, a lot of young influencers are pushing in defense of tiktok. >> will: fox weather alert, more severe storms and flooding threatening the south. >> brian: 26 people confirmed dead, several towns left in ruins. >> rachel: robert ray is on the ground in mississippi with the latest. robert. >> robert: the sun is coming up in rolling fork, mississippi, in the mississippi delta. you see behind me the destruction. look at this massive tree uprooted with debris from homes and businesses, a package

unopened from 1984, according to the postmark on this. this is what you're seeing, people's belongings under breezy and chilly conditions. friday night this ef-4 tornado came into the region packing 166 mile per hour winds or more, killing 25 people in the state of mississippi, one in alabama. now this morning the ruin across neighborhoods and businesses in this town of just under 2000 people is flattened and will need a complete rebuild as many people are out of homes, people without jobs, neighborhoods where people would be going to school, they are deserted, catastrophic scenario here this morning. the government is on the ground, fema giving a press conference yesterday in conjunction with

mississippi governor tate reeves telling people they are in it for the longhaul, they will help in the short term and set up places where people can get registration and funds. this cleanup will begin in earnest today and yet there are more systems that are on the way into the south. no break for the weary this morning with the sunlight coming up on the mississippi delta. >> will: thank you for that. we had the governor of mississippi tate reeves on earlier and he addressed what is happening in mississippi. >> really two emotions that hit me personally and the people in the communities. the first emotion is history heartbreak, loss of life. these are close-knit, small communities where everyone's family or a friend and those who lost their life are known by everyone in the community. there is certainly heartbreak.

there is a sense of resiliency and optimism for the future and when these things have so much devastation and in our state, there is a lot of devastation, people show up from all over the state of mississippi and america to provide help and it gives you optimism for the future. >> will: there you go, a lot. >> bryan: we'll track that, we have a great weather app to stay all over it. great team of reporters. ashley strohmier has breaking news. >> ashley: seven people confirmed dead after an explosion at a chocolate factory in pennsylvania on friday. two more deaths confirmed yesterday and one victim found alive in the rubble. a gas leak is likely to blame for the deadly explosion. massac massachusetts senator elizabeth warren announced she will run in 2024.

in february she did not endorse biden and vice president kamala harris when asked during a radio interview, she was first selected to the senate in 2012. to march madness, down to the final four. miami reaching the final round after taking down texas. watch. >> dribble to get three. and inside. and put in. with a foul and omier ties it. >> hurricanes overcoming a deficit to come back and win 88-81, this as sandy hook state pustate -- san diego hook gets in. >> three seconds, two seconds and he drives. [cheering] >> tramell, will go to the free-throw line. >> the game coming down to foul

shots after that call with 1.2 seconds left. he missed the first, draining the second, giving the aztecs the lead. here is saturday's final four matchup. wipe away from that, i don't think will is happy about it. >> will: no, you didn't want to be in my hotel room yesterday. you wake up and you can't move, this is it, i'm going down and can't fight back, felt like that. >> ashley: i don't know what that is back, i'm sure it is not good. >> will: weight on you. >> rachel: i can always fly away. we need to have someone like deconstruct this dream. >> will: tell me that and you will win me over to be catholic. >> bryan: i feel bad, the image of will alone in a hotel room.

>> rachel: makes me want to drink. >> brian: benjamin netanyahu fires his country's defense ministers. piers morgan sits down with netanyahu and joins us next.

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>> there is a lot of concern about the democratic judicial reform that we want to move ahead with. people think it is going to result in fissure that i don't think will last, people will see israel is a democracy and will be stronger democracy after this democratic reform. there is tension right now, i wish it wasn't so, i'm confident

we'll get over this difficulty. >> bryan: wow, what a timely interview as outraged protesters take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu, who is defending himself. after sitdown with benjamin netanyahu, piers morgan, fox nation. no departing flights out of israel, he fired his defense minister since this interview. who is on his side with the judicial branch? >> piers: not many people now. there are people in israel who support this man, they feel the judiciary and supreme court, in particular, only form of check and balance the israelis government has. his move he wants to overrule the government too much. what benjamin netanyahu

miscalculated here, the people are rising up, not just people on the left, you are talking about generals and former heads across the board coming out in large numbers. net 10% of the entire population been protesting the last two days, think about that. remarkable uprising against this plan. my guess is benjamin netanyahu is a canny prime minister, he is smart and will read the way the wind is blowing and probably pivot to have a halt and think about this and talk. he gave a hint of that in the interview, he said, i don't want to go from one extreme to the other, there is room for -- >> bryan: there could be a pause on this move, that should be

underlined. >> piers: there is word breaking that he may have had that conversation with the biden administration, who are concerned about what appears to be a threat to democracy in israel and they have been saying that publicly and privately. my guess, i don't know, i think the mood music over there now is only way to end this, put a pause on this and to recognize that the israeli people have said very loud and clearly, we do not want this threat to our democracy. >> brian: got you. move on and talk about an interview you had with governor desantis. you talk abhis run for presiden and donald trump going after him on saturday. this strategy, monmouth poll, it is trump, in iowa, desantis leads 45-37 and dead heat in new hampshire and overall, when the

republican party was asked about approval rating in new hampshire, he is outpolling president trump. what was your impression of governor desantis and knowing as well as you know president trump, how do you think he will do when they go head-to-head? >> piers: interesting poll, the morgan bounce, or i would. it is interesting, i sat down with him for over an hour. i didn't know him before. i know donald trump very well. they couldn't be two more different people. trump thrives on chaos and drama and unpredictability and outrageous, desantis is none of those things, very focused, organized, data led, doesn't like drama, likes things planned out and score on the board. one thing he is proving so

popular, he's a winner. go back to the recent midterm elections, a lot of picks didn't win or do well and stand-out winner was ron desantis, this thumping win in florida, turned into one and a half million. i was in florida for a few days interviewing him, he's incredibly popular. anyone who thinks this is over and trump has swatted away this annoying bee, i don't think that is the case. desantis will come out soon and say he's running and it will be one hell of a battle and you have clear choice, republicans want more chaos and baggage or something fresh, young, half trump's age, without baggage and believes in doing government a different way. straight-forward choice. >> brian: we haven't seen anyone

take on trump and have success. will ron desantis, nikki haley or mike pence, probably on the list. piers morgan great to talk to you about piers morgan. go to your app and watch more piers morgan interviews. you are uncensored. thanks for talking to me, i appreciate it. coming up straight ahead, swift justice, fans taking ticketmaster to court over the sale of taylor swift tickets, how this could change how artists sell seats to their shows. could we make this louder? ♪ ♪ i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain

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>> janice: we are back with a fox weather alert, parts of the south bracing for severe storms after historic outbreak of tornados this weekend. 26 confirmed dead after the tornados. >> brian: more tornados in georgia as they brace for more weather. >> will: turn to janice dean for the latest on the severe weather. >> janice: severe storms in the forecast this week. 11 confirmed tornados, from the

24th to the 25th and deadliest one, most powerful is rolling fork with ef-4 rating. on the scale, it is 166 to 200 mile per hour winds. look at this, going from populated with trees and houses and water towers to devastation. it is just really incredible, hard to believe a lot of folks need our prayers. more severe storm in the forecast thursday and friday and severe storms happening for parts much alabama to georgia, tornado watch in effect, favorable for tornados. foxweather.com, to keep you posted. over to you. >> will: to ashley now. >> ashley: florida plastic

surgeon roman was arrested and charged this weekend for the murder of an attorney who represented his former employer in a lawsuit. the body of steven coatsy has not been found. the man accuse paltrow, sanders claims she crashed into him and took off leaving him with permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. paltrow's husband and her children are expected to testify today. elementary school getting backlash after cutting first grader performance of miley cyrus and dolly parton saying, it is about if we could love each other and be kinder and

sweeter, we could live in rainbow land. ♪ living in the rainbow land, where you and i go hand in hand. if i said this was fine, all the hurt and the hate going on. >> ashley: a school administrator ruling this song inappropriate for the school's spring concert calling it controversial. kermit the frog was also cut, but allowed back in. >> rachel: dolly parton is miley cyrus's godmother. >> brian: are you sure that is right? >> rachel: you can google. taylor swift fans taking their fight to court. >> brian: class action lawsuit

all ed ticketmaster -- >> will: check with todd, todd knows more. >> rachel: he's got swag. >> todd: she's has amazing ears, ooh, look what you made them do. taylor swift fans are heading to court over their bad blood with ticketmaster. swifties waited for hours to purchase tickets. the number of presale codes released outnumbered the number of seats available. >> finally able to get in, all tickets were above face value. is a verified fan and wasn't able to get anything and waitd that long not to get anything. >> we go to stubhub and there were

some for $6000, compared to 300 to 400 is absurd. >> todd: ticket chaos prompted a congressional hearing, the ticket company can't seem to "shake it off." you like that, rachel? great war continues today in los angeles. hearings begin against live nation accused of fraud, anti-trust violation, ticketmaster has deals with every stadium for upon swift's concertses. i got about 75% of them? >> will: really good. >> todd: is great war one of them? is that swifty? >> brian: word from the control room, yes. >> todd: brian is the -- >> brian: that is no error

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anchor shannon bream. the ideas feel like ingredients of the american dream and how we identify ourselves. these are sharp declines in short period of time. what do you make of this acceleration and what it means for america and good morning. >> shannon: people are feeling frustrated by a number of things cht the economy is not good and that colors when people do not feel good about providing for their household. we've been through covid, which was bad for just about everybody, the truth is, one thing that leads to some of this, that i thought was striking is idea of tolerance, it polled 80%. four years we're down to 58%, a very steep drop. people feel isolated and at odds with each other, opposite of what we should be encouraging. you are right, this is fabric

and heart of the country and that includes being respectful and hearing things we don't agree with and showing respect to people. >> rachel: absolutely. one decline was in religion. you have a book called "the love stories of the bible speak" and i want to talk about that. you have been doing a really good job of reinjecting religion, faith and timeless stories of the bible back into culture. >> shannon: yeah, it's been a privilege to have that opportunity. i think faith, most of them call for us to respect each other and to serve other people. "the love stories of the bible speak" talk about the fact god tells us we are not only committed to love him, but to love our neighbors and that issic try, that includes person who cuts you off in traffic or a back-stabbing gossip or you

don't agree with them, we have grace for each other and kindness to each other. easier said than done, i think we are called to it and makes society better. >> rachel: absolutely are, read an excerpt from the book, shannon. >> shannon: first part is romance and marriage, it has a lot to say about that. the fact that we should care about our spouse and look out for them. part says we should cherish romance and marriage, as relationship mature, shouldn't put them on auto pilot, love calls for sacrifice, put someone else first to want the best for them and to grow beyond or selfishness. when you're busy putting the other person first, you both wind up happy. love of friendship, community, strangers and neighbors, put

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>> he is drawing on those life experiences to guide others in a podcast. >> everything is about being real and resilient. devon still of full of wisdom. the former defensive tackle has that which is come and wants to share it with others. i was lucky enough to spend time with him in texas this week. you know devon still from the nfl. today we're here in houston, texas. let's start the day with a little boxing. >> you showed up and didn't back out on me. >> good morning. >> good to see you. ♪ >> right here, my left arm.

don't leave me hanging. this morning during boxing you were talking about it has always been something that's been part of your life growing up. you watched boxing with your dad. >> when i are he tired from the nfl i wanted to try to find ways to stay active and engaged in sports. he decided to pick up boxing. >> let's go back to delaware. >> it was a struggle. we always had that love and nurture and a lot of kids need from parents to glow up and thrive. it was a struggle financially. >> when did you first realize i'm good at football? >> probably at the end of my sophomore year. by the time i ended my junior year i had over 50 scholarships. >> 2012? you are drafted in the second round by the cincinnati bengals. how did that feel? >> my dreams were now my reality. >> the draft party something

else happened? >> my friend introduced me he to my soon to be wife. we started to build a relationship and it was one of the best decisions i think i ever made. she is one of the best things that ever happened to me. >> you both have a podcast. you have a studio in the house. >> i ammash yeah and devon. >> what made you guys decide to do relationships? >> we wanted to bring the real back to relationships. a lot of these especially on social media nowadays you see a lot of kids putting up a facade. they want to show the picture perfect pictures and relationship. >> when leah was diagnosed with cancer a lot of focus was on me and leah. one of the foundations during that time was -- i'm promising to be by your side every step of the way like you were for me. >> leah is from a previous relationship. it would have been able to step up. it was a blessing to have her in

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i have come a long way. >> it was amazing when she first started playing soccer. those milestones are in jeopardy when your child is diagnosed with cancer. i got to see what my parents felt like when i was growing up. being in the stands and being proud of the child. >> i hate being known as the girl what has cancer. i want to be known as leah and now i'm known as devon still's daughter. >> i'm known as her dad. >> devon, a big thing for you and part of the still strong foundation is focusing on parents and mental health. you were in the hospital for a long time as well. >> i don't think you really understand the changes you are going to go through psychologically. it was tough to have to deal with. i wanted to take my experience with leah battling cancer and my experience in a mental health field to help families deal with cancer. >> he has helped a lot of families. >> this man was put on earth not

just to be a famous football player but in a bigger world now to help with the mental health of our patients and their families. >> you look back and hear that all the time and you wonder if it can be true, maybe god had a different plan for you. >> i honestly believe that is true. the way my life is turning out, the one thing i had to learn is to learn how to let go of the things that happen to me and my family. but also let go of the things that didn't happen. when i was able to let go of that i could focus on the future and embrace what life had for me and it is turned out my life has turned out. i tell my wife all the time, i can't believe the things that we went through but the things that we've been able to accomplish together. it has been a roller coster. if i would have gave up when things got hard i wound be able to experience the blessings we're experiencing right now. >> i said to rachel this weekend when we did this, there are certain people you meet when we

do these things. i hope it comes across in that piece. he is such an impressive dude. not in that i've got the whole world figure out. i had a lot thrown as me and i learned through trials and this is where i am today and share what i learned. >> that wisdom. >> it is interesting, too, that he is still young. you think he looks like he could play still. look at the size. >> i didn't spar him. >> you were in for a real work-out. >> i was sore in muscles i didn't know i had. >> high smith and jones became a boxer after. i'm wondering if will cain's promotion ability could you get him back in the ring? >> no, he told me no. i'm done getting hit. all my hits were spent in football. i'm done getting hit. you want to help out devon and

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>> we're trying to figure out casual way. i am taking incoming fire for the vest. >> we said it with as great. very middle age. >> you said it's the minivan. >> the minivan of clothes. >> i'm following on radio. thanks, guys. >> it's a tornado. >> bill: a monster tornado decimating parts of me is miss and alabama from over the weekend killing at least 26 people along way. what a path of destruction there. tough news on monday. i'm bill hemmer in new york. dana has the day off today. sandra, thanks for being here. >> sandra: it is the one of the deadliest tornadoes to hit the state of mississippi.