i'm kevin corke -- i'm kevin corke in washington. breaking tonight, another strin of violent tornado triggering storms across several states. this justin, reports of fault injuries. and we begin to date with the indictment of donald trump in fox news has confirmed that he was actually asked to surrender

today after the grand jury vote to -- but has attorneys refuse and he self surrendered which could happen on tuesday. all this while president biden is staying silent on the matter. we have the latest from new york . >> we are just days away from the historic first arraignment of a former us president president here in new york city with the security briefing that took place friday afternoon between the nypd, fbi, new york state court officers, das office , the secret service to finalize the details about the logistics insecurity up to states expected court proceedings. manhattan district district attorney alvin bragg had requested trump surrender by friday after the deck up at tha timeline was extended due to arrangements that needed to be made by the secret service the new york post reported that the former president was seen howling but this legal team at his resort in palm beach today

to work on fine-tuning a defens and while the grand jury indictment remains sealed, the associated press is reporting that donald trump will be charged with at least one felon as part of his indictment over what prosecutors have called hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels and former playboy model tara macdougall mcdougall before the election. he is outraged by the indictmen and will be working to move for a change of venue. >> the fact that we are now going to have a former presiden being arraigned in court is a horrific day for this country and that rule of lodges dies as far as i'm concerned. >> the former president is expected to be arraigned to use that at them and hampton criminal court appearance sources told foxnews he put not be handcuffed or purpose walk but is expected to be fingerprinted and have his mug shot taken. and according to mr. trump's campaign, he has raised more

than $4 million towards his presidential run in the 24 hour since he was indicted pbf cameras all over new york city and we will bring you all the latest as it comes here in new york city. >> thank you so much for your coverage. we appreciate that. in the meantime in the last 30 hours or so folks from across the political spectrum have weighed in on the first-ever indictment of a us president jonathan hunt has that side of the story tonight. good evening, jonathan. rhodes. >> president biden was about th only political figure not layin in that they put the president was peppered with questions about the indictment of his predecessor and mr. biden was not biting. >> many republicans are outraged

. former president doldrums claim that the cases centered on the hush money payments to stormy daniels is short on evidence an long on politics. former brook vice president mik pence among those rushing to terms defense even as our own yoko bodo pointed out to him that there are reportedly about 30 charges involved multiple paths to multiple women. >> there going up a lot of speculation about the accusations are but i just you ought to consider the source here and that is that this is a liberal democrat part of some prosecutor. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi drew some criticism for her thursday night statement that, quote, the grand jury has acted upon the facts of the law. no one is above the law and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence.

that, of course, is not the way trials work. everyone is in fact presumed innocent until proven guilty bu having persuaded a grand jury there is a case for mr. trump t answer, prosecutors. confident that they can indeed prove guilt. we shall see. >> yes indeed. people cipro jonathan hunt, thank you as is always. we appreciate that. time to dig into all of the abl above with tom the fifth -- alex murdaugh put a lot of shar with you little a little south from the former vice president mike pence pretty talked about this idea that maybe yet be careful how we frame this but i want you to listen to what the former vp bp had to say. >> congress has every right to ask whatever questions that the want to ask, but i think beginning with the premise that even bad decisions by state and local government are still an element or i just want them to,

i want them to temper their inquiries to respect federalism. >> jonathan, this is one of those circumstances where i think if you are an attorney, even if you are not an attorney yet be thinking happily jumped the shark to use the old happy days expression. tell me where we go from here and is the vp right. >> this whole thing is, we are in new territory. and with these investigations o these potential charges for wha we know about, these are misdemeanor charges that occurred seven plus years ago s it really is, you know, an extraordinary thing to be prosecuting for a new prosecuto so the vice president's point was good there's an inquiring about this and this will affect the next presidential election so it certainly is legitimate for them to ask why is this prosecutor into something so extraordinarily unusual in term

of prosecutions. and what effect on the election but have. >> i will throw you a little bi of a curveball here because there is a sentiment out there that this isn't really about a conviction. this about getting fingerprints and a mug shot because that is really the best that they can probably hope for because they know that they are right shaky ground. >> my understanding is the process is almost insurmountabl and terms of being able to stop it but governor of new york intervenes. with all due respect for the vice president, there is urgenc for congress to figure out what's going on here. if you have a court prosecutor, i think this is the corruption seeking to make the former president into a political prisoner who is currently for prisoner. they should demand answers.

they are going to be put in the middle of this. they've got this abusive justic system. they got to make short and the least tax dollars for the us ar being used and misused to abuse the civil rights of an innocent man. >> in that investigation will continue pretty want to run by both of you the editorial board this is thursday. pet doors prosecution and this was interesting people at the list of false russian claims, two failed in peace -- and whether that political defense succeeds depend on how the case involves in court and what will be a media circus for the ages. >> mr. trump's reckless persona behavior has made himself vulnerable as usual and democratic access could rescue him again. 15 seconds each part does the journal have right?

>> the overreaction to all of his everything, every step of the way, the overreaction committed so disproportionate t the conduct and again to prosecute seven-year-old misdemeanors which they are not doing with anybody else in new york. this is really an extraordinary overreaction. >> it is a crime that used campaign funds to take care of personal issue is absurd. trump is a crime victim and it may be a political issue when h starts raising these various abuses he suffered but the lega system has failed america for trump. >> certainly a change in the air , jonathan and tom, thank you so much. we appreciate that. we are getting reports of multiple injuries out a metal concert and belvedere in illinois after a roof collapse briefing now know at least one person has been killed.

jackie has the latest details. good evening peter seems like every few minutes a new tornado is confirmed somewhere along th 800-mile long line of storms an it is not over yet. severe weather rolling through illinois for we are monitoring breaking news of the sour. box 32 is reporting one person is dead, 28 people% of the hospital after the roof collapsed on concertgoers in th apollo theater and belvidere. 26 people were inside at the time and officials that all 260 people have been accounted for. it's possible a tornado may hav touched down but that is it to be determined. now this is an extremely dangerous weather event that is threatening 87 million people across 23 states these systems have been barreling across the country at speeds exceeding 65 miles an hour bringing down winds and hail as large as

baseballs in the central united states as well as blizzard conditions in the northern states. of course heavy rain is also part of all of this, flooding i expected in the ohio and tennessee of norma said to be valleys throughout the night. debbie is so far, multiple violent tornadoes and that the tornado that traveled 25 miles. little rock arkansas causing major devastation throughout this community's including at least three deaths so far. others and pitting mississippi, illinois, they were also hit. indiana was also a tornado emergency pretend. tennessee got pummeled by multiple super cells and of the same time tornado warnings have affected almost 45 million people. severe brother warning issues b the national weather service an some still in effect as we spea at this very hour for many of those communities we are talkin about are still reeling from last week's tornado outbreak an you can see the damage here.

the amount of destruction be ou deceit is mind boggling. you look at the radar and most of the continental continental united states is already been hit by some sort of dangerous weather. or is about to be. we will be keeping a close eye on the storm throughout the night and bring you any breakin details as they happen but we hope they don't. back to you. >> thank you, jackie, we appreciate that. on the investigators looking to determine the cause of wednesda night crash of helicopters that killed all nine soldiers aboard. the pentagon releasing the identities of nine deceased members who were conducting a routine and a nighttime trainin exercise near fort campbell whe the two choppers went down. that crash occurred in a field near a residential area and no reported injuries on the ground. authorities in south carolina were part of their focus to two areas of interest and neither o

them are -- smith former classmate was foun dead near the family estate and the south carolina law enforcement division recently reopened the case as a homicide. and now it snoozes out with a bombshell apart that names sean connolly is one of the two persons of interest in the probe . the first funeral was held friday from one of the six victims of monday's deadly shooting at a nashville christian school. well authorities have not yet release the contents of the shooter's manifesto, we have gained access to some of the 91 recordings from the massacre. here is steve harrigan. >> i think we have a shooter at our church appears. >> the 91 calls released by nashville authorities come from teachers inside the building an neighbors who left near the covenant school. they get snapshots from different angles from a tragedy hard to imagine.

one color reports what she is hearing. >> half any may shots have you heard. >> a lot up shots. >> like 2800. >> out out of nope i heard abou ten and i left building print. >> another have a vision of wha happened he saw the shooter enter the building. >> did you see the shooter? >> yes. it was a soul rifle shooting to the door. he's in the second grade hallway . the stairs. >> white male. a vest on. >> the most disturbing calls ar the hushed voices from those in hiding during the shooting that goes on for 14 minutes. fun colors from a teacher who had with her students in an art closet and shots were fired outside her classroom some of the children are heard in the background asking to go home fo the 28-year-old shooter who was killed by police was a former covenant school student

authorities they planned a calculated attack with detailed maps and notebooks for the fbi and state officials are reviewing those documents. the shooter, who authorities identified as transgender, use two rifles of a handgun to kill six people, three of them nine -year-old children. the funeral for the first three children killed was this afternoon. the family as mourners to wear pink. they set abelard loved color. kevin. >> steve harrigan, thank you bu let's get some expert insight into what is likely happening behind the scenes with nashvill pd investigation into the shooter's motives good former fbi supervisor and special agen joining us now. there is a lot to get to hear and i think the first or perhap most frustrating access of the story for a number of observers is what is the latest on this manifesto. by happily seen and what would

be the motivation for hanging onto it if you're talking about it from a law enforcement perspective. i am surprised at the manifesto has not been released considering the defendant in this investigation is the c-spa however, the police are also assisting on the decision whether to release this manifesto. there could be one that they're worried about but i do think it should be coming out sooner tha later. >> easily could be something they're worried about, give me an example of that. >> maybe there's element of the crime that we are not aware of and may have involved other people and other targets. if you listen to some of those statements, he talks about family being possible targets, the talk about amal being possible targets is welcome but i agree, think that transparenc is really quite important at this time, especially with everybody in the country on hat crimes, more information would be better for everybody. >> let me share a bit of the thoughts from the vice presiden to be had a chance to hear what his thoughts were earlier and i

want to share that with you and we can. it up on the other side. >> i think we net to get to the bottom and the motive. is possible this was a hate crime and we need to be very clear i visited synagogue swallow his vice president that were subject to violence that were prosecuted as hate crimes. we need to identify whether or not we have a whitening enmity toward christian and traditiona conservative views that is bein driven and driving people to violence. >> very clear thoughts from the vice president and that actual interview that happened on thursday at another network, i saw a piece today on msnbc website and it basically said the ideology of the motive doesn't matter but i have the presidents that you most certainly does matter but what is your perspective on that. >> of course ideology matters. this is something that people are trying to understand her fo going to make and figure out ho to ask this problem, that is th mentality that i was doing

investigations, we definitely want to know what the motives are and what the thinking is behind these bit of work going to find some solutions here, knowing why they're doing these days critical. i always appreciate your perspective. this is one of the stories that continues to unfold in more layers will have you back your karine jean-pierre, thank you s much. >> russian authorities have arrested an american journalist on espionage charges. evan of the wall street journal is accused of trying to obtain information for the us government. they called for russia to free the reporter saying simply let them go. when they were asked about arresting friday companies agency has reported that he's been ordered to be held in custody until may 29. we've got some time now.

let's bring in the former national security council chief of staff. is always a pleasure to have yo were talking about partnering members a great rift in the us and -- is that possible. >> i hope so, kevin. let me make it clear, the us government does not use journalists as spies. this is probably an effort or blackmail to try to extort the united states to get russian spies out of prison i also worried that it marks the end o what is left of the free press of russia prewritten of the international press has a lot t report out of russia as long as the recipients of the reporting is that within russian amore

that's going away too. >> i wanted to share something for the wall street journal and talking about prisoner swaps that i think i found this fascinating. a set of headlines reporters -- spotlight on americans and russians and prisoner swaps pretty goes on to say the detention of the american wall street journal reporter thrust back in the spotlight to desperate groups of individuals with a common goal for us citizens held in russia and russian citizens imprisoned in the us was best release prospects may lie in the negotiated prisoner swaps. it would seem exceedingly difficult, given what has happened, not just the war in ukraine, but basically the sculpting bout white house and the kremlin that a prisoner swa what happening yet i've seen it happen before even at the very little point in us russian relations. is this a bridge too far or do you think this is something tha can happen quite. >> i think something could happen when i would say at the outset is that all americans,

all us journalist did get out. they crossed a redline and thei safety cannot be guaranteed. of looks like they're going to arrest people at well and use them as hostages to trade with united states. relations are very bad and even with the war in ukraine, for some reason this administration has not been engaged in the dialog should have been engaged with for russia and with china. and i think that has to be addressed. has to be far more high-level, even if we don't agree to keep the dialogue open. you've just got too rapid that. >> i appreciate that. were little short of time. we will get you back. thank you for coming on to record hazmat court for you and have an argument over wings or are they not get smith added much more coming out. and later in the nightcap, do you do a nightcap? do you snack? check us out online. check us out online. we will be right back. this is our top of the line hearing aid.

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welcome back to 27 minutes after the hour nap first up intimates roundups, calling out the city of denver for conducting sweeps of homeless encampments around horse field. activist say the city democrati mayor has handled this move before but he has not done enough year-round to solve the problem, they argue. michigan's that university's inclusive language guide has drawn a bit of attention for it list of words it's like that's problematic the words suggest t avoid using some more thing goe into detail around the holiday season page you want to avoid

words like two references for the majority of religions, mary christmas tree, or reits or holidays are bells or gifts or reindeer. and -- other terms to avoid include minorities, overweight, crazy, even america. and a new survey shows that one in four high school seniors ruled out the respective colleg due to the politics and policie of -- a pattern that protrude across the political spectrum liberal students apparently stay away from most colleges in places like alabama and louisiana and texas. they avoided new york and california schools that most expects now it is time to shine our media spotlight on the high and lows of media coverage this week and there was a whole bunc

of that. we are pleased to be joined by news busters managing editor curtis out there for the lot to get to and i will jump in there and until you as a consumer and as a participant of media, i wa chomping at the bit to see what you had to say. let's jump right into it and give me your high for the week. >> bi- week, kevin, is the fact checking of the media proclaiming that he has nothing to do with the alvin bride campaign. you had been collins, you had all sorts of folks and trying t point this out it really is no connection to any of this. and community notes on twitter have pointed out that color change pack is given a million dollars for the braggs campaign. after they were going to suppor

him, he gave them a million dollars. guess how much ended up going t ellen bragg. >> about a million dollars. that was fascinating to i thought that was really instructive now for the low you say that the washington post, the right exploits max school shooting to -- and this was really something that i just have to read this and this kind of boggles the mind. depends on the right to collect violence to transgender people, even through transgender people are, though, i should say it's as though artfully the perpetrators of mass shootings which are overwhelmingly carrie out by sis gender man and tran people are more likely to be victims of violence than sis gender people. i need you to unpack some of that because you may understand all that terminology to me by

that was your low for the week and what it all mean spirits. >> well, for the fact that it took multiple rates for anybody to get through that saying what is this meaning meeting you lef to diagram it quieted diagram the basic grammar of a sentence paid but overall the reason i had the says the lowest because it's so disheartening to see th shift away from the possible motives of this godman, kind of you discussed in the previous statement where is the manifest good and instead focus on healt of right is going after the transgender katie. and the treads of unity is unde attack. and as we move into holy week, lot of christians might be disheartened now but i just say as somebody was part of the sam denomination, we should take hope and a member the scripture tells us in mark 13 that we wil be persecuted at before.

tested as well we should remember at the end of the day the reason for the season about what christ did for us spirits but it has been quite weak and not just an historic week, curtis. one can only imagine what the week ahead will part ten, especially given what may happe on tuesday. curtis houck, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> thanks, kevin. >> tonight we take a look back at 2022 crisis. and what has changed over the last 12 months to alleviate las year's major logjam spirits senior national correspondent reports tonight from saint pedr california. >> support deceptive. >> once a symbol of the supply chain crisis today, today the l long beach port is wide open. >> there's fewer ships coming i and fewer containers with them and it is diversified. >> a year ago more than a hundred ships weight of offshore

. but because all over the ocean. there's no room. >> today open docs, idle crane speared what happened? falling demand and full where houses. >> piercing that a lot of customers in asia and north america have too much inventory and they're running down this inventory right now. because of that shipping rates from china to la fell from $20,000 a container to 1100. >> that ships come over to go where did it go. while long beach is down 38% from a year ago. one reset at ongoing labor dispute for dockworkers. >> the confidence of the shippe has been diminished because of the labor negotiations. >> but hasn't changed, consumer prices. >> one of the key ways to fight inflation is by lowering the cost of moving goods through th supply chain. >> is true there's less congestion and more truckers an trains, but rising wages and

persistent inflation have offse any supply chain improvements. >> the big take away less than throughout has been that consumer demand can be a lot more volatile a lot more quickl and supply. >> if you expect a repeat of events like a war in europe and the pandemic to test the weakes links in the supply chain, what happens next rightly depends on the kamara -- peds on the economy. the believe the two-year supply chain crisis is overpaid in los angeles, fox news. >> william, thank you. still to come, did this guy mea to be here or did he just gets stuck. plus a goal you won't believe. this week's week viral videos coming up next. rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena®

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snow this winter with more on the way. that deserves a wild. this soccer team thought their goalie made a great save, but went to kick the ball away, the opposing team returned fire. and write back into the net. goal. perfect goal. it went viral. the team did well enough to ear a draw in the contest. that is cool. now this is a cute overload. baby polar bear couldn't seem t keep comfortable on his queen-size bed pd fidgeted and he squirmed to find just the right spot aboard mob ears fluffy back. polar bears are emerging from hibernation up in canada on their way to the cis. cool stuff. poor little body. that's the moment new jersey

police found a four-year-old bo who wandered off into the woods with this dog. and all he seemed to be worried about was where his shoes were. he been missing for more than a hour. please helped his mom work for -- look for him in a pod in about half-mile from home. all is well and ends well. i just want to hug that kid. if you have a viral video you want to share with us, hit us u on social media at "fox news @ night" on social media. >> i love the food court. it's time now for a trip there because that is where we find out that duncan is facing a rea legal fight tonight with a boston man who claims the company is tacking on extra fee for add-ons when he uses their mobile app. first up in our legal lightning round our bonus wings really brings. a chicago man says no and he's accusing buffalo wild wings though she says though wings ar

not deboned and you're getting more like the chicken nugget. food court now in session with civil rights attorney robert pattillo and legal affairs attorney and attorney, alex moyer. >> with consumer fraud, the rod sb material so i would say they're still getting chicken. the chicken wings and they're still getting chicken brother i the chicken or of the leg. is still chicken. so i don't think that it is quite enough so i think puffery and exaggeration. as long as it is slight, itself what it comes to advertising. so i'm goods they buffalo wild wings is okay and reminds me we had maybe a year or so ago a case about subway and there to do salad sandwich and how there is not to not in this. this is completely different. they there is still check in. >> i like that, puffery. >> apart be it for me to point out two guys talking about

chicken in the studio. it's hilarious. i love this story because i lov chicken wings. i don't eat boneless chicken. can you make the argument that there is a little shenanigans going on here quick. >> the entire name of it is deceptive. the price a pound for chicken which most chicken wings are made of, customer demand for chicken breast is lower. that means it's a completely different product and chicken wings ballistic into a differen animal. let's say you're going to a steakhouse and they bring you a check. either bringing a lower quality piece of meat, you wouldn't say that is puffery. they're going to say that you brought me a completely different product that i ordered . do not bring me flank steak whe i paper porterhouse. duncan, hidden charges or they say it happens when we are

talking about up charges like with cream and butter and thing like that alex, i get it. i think sometimes you've got to pay a little extra for the extras but this is something that they are saying is completely different. they're saying this is not fair. what say you. >> they say it is enrichment because is not disclosed. there's no details on what the extra charges are coming in so for i do think there is a good point there and on top of that thought from the complaint that's that civil but interesting. we are doing this undisclosed chart for this seems to be a level of intent for franchises. i'm not sure but it caught my attention. i will say i think it is a little weak when they do -- it makes you a little bit like how much, how damaged or injure are you really. i don't really know why go to court over it but here we are paid. >> about 30 seconds for you robert. >> i think they're different

franchises that are instituting this new online ordering mechanism. it may be justification for these including ordering fees that i think it's completely normal and necessary to be convened in order only and not have to wait in line. i think that duncan's is a good place on this. >> really quick, just to push back, should they have to disclose. you see that development fee an have questions about that. mine is just for display polar bear insurance. out just charge a dollar for every delivery. as long as i tell you what it i for. robert alex, thank you. stick around because were going to talk to -- coming up it is writing at romano what is your favorite nightcap and your favorite midnight snack. if you've been watching this

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doing this show. i love the nightcap that i literally live but this. welcome back, everybody, with the nightcap grew. it is my friend jonathan hunt, alex swoyer and alex swoyer. we are bringing the nightcap back and ask you all at home an asking the croup what is your favorite nightcap before you go to bed and do you have a go to drink or snack. so, jonathan, is a man who is well-traveled, thinking about the finer things in life, what say you paid. >> as jonathan of 20 years ago and jonathan up today, 20 years ago it was a half a bot -- have a bottle of longer and a cigar. today it is that cookie like i my nine-year-old boy paid. >> that is terrible project, what about you. >> you've got the wrong goal because i don't drink anything that yummy but i would say lemo ginger tea if i was going to sa something but once my kid go to

bed, i am right to the bed and am out. but it comes to a snack i would take salt and vinegar chips lik in the middle of the night. >> that does sound kind of good. what about you, alex. >> i understand that moms have to go straight to bed but i was just joking with robert that i think my little one just has a bottle of white. so might make it as trying to get her to go to bed. >> robert, do you have a nightcap or a snack but expects. me i'm a sinner. i don't have kids yet. >> well done you. i will post a picture sometime. we actually ask our twitter and instagram followers if they hav nightcap's before they happen t bed and the results show, welcome you folks on twitter ar drinking a little not much. instagram instagram wr teetotalers. very clean living paid 80% say no. here's what some of our followers have a nightcap had t

say about this. carrie and instagram says sparkling wine and chocolate. that sounds good but i wouldn't mind that when. how about sandy. sandy wants to weigh in and she says on twitter she likes a little champagne. sophisticated. how about lacey, lacey, if you watch the show you know this is our lazy, i love that she took the time to do that weighing in on instagram. we miss you, lacey, and we love you. and who is this other guy that weighed in. grammy dean hopped in. i love you paid that is how you get it done page she's not the only one that's going to weigh in. wait a minute, wait a minute. trace gallagher, yes, our trace gallagher says but just on friday night, but kevin corke fills in. i appreciate that. and that sounds like come, as i

mentioned, i am a planting guy but as far as snacks go anythin that is not is cold because i'm hungry when i get home. thank you also much of thanks you for watching and joining us tonight and watching america's late news. "fox news @ night". on kevin corke in washington. angeles. have a great weekend. we will see yo i hae.u then. that means everything to me, is happy being significant symptom relief, it's leaflets, gharazi, including less and endoscop movements at four weeks. movements at four weeks. skowronski is the firsicmprovem. tear. movements at four weeks. skowronski is the firsicmprovem. only twenty three inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. the majority of people on scott the majority of people on scott rasi achieveased risk of infe remission at one year serious allergic reactionsctor if and n

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