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east coast that means you still have time. the kids are still asleep or maybe even your spouse. you still have time it is april 1. you have time to pull off a prank, it is april fools for they got me at 4:30 a.m. this morning, walked into my office and this is what i found, an office full of lipstick the the shots put into context, bloomsbury could not walk could not take a step could not sit down. our producer, ariel, was standing in the side of my office in the video tape me. [laughter] i worked out 20 seconds before he noticed her standing there. >> is a lot of hard work for interns yesterday. working hard blowing up balloons. there he is in the corner it's not really april fools but you were fools. he was a groggy reaction. >> a while, it was 4:30 a.m. i come in, come to the building a good floor beneath this for the coffee machine to get a coffee

we do not have a coffee machine on her floor. >> put a coffee maker in your office. >> and then i come up i've not even even had my coffee and this is what i find my reaction is what in the world is going on question is do you remember it was april fools? >> i will really thought it was pete. he has been in my office and tamper with things before. so i thought okay, pizza did this and then boom there is ariel in the corner like a serial killer. [laughter] cookson told you i hope you clean it up i'll take some of the balloons off of your hands. valentina loves balloons i will take some of them on my way out. >> i was involved they had prior knowledge i've been thinking about april fools for a while now. that's how they were moved i was told from ainsley's office were they were blown up into yours just in case you came back to the office and they are caught in the act. will: i guess because it waters us and it did not leave the building until 8:00 p.m. i don't know when this went down.

pete: there watch you'll their parent to prank it that's what happens. will: is april. fun today, go get some fool like me. turning now to the crisis of the southern border texas officials arrest more than 30 illegal immigrants hiding in a kyiv wearing a camo head to tote. >> that is happening in the big big ben sector that group snuck into the country after traveling from mexico, guatemala, and columbia. pete: alexis mcadams are just that with more progress good morning. busier there southern border and the smuggling continues day by day. in this new video you are about to see, we are seeing migrants trying new tactics to get into the united states, watch this. but you can see in the kyiv right here there some bodies in here.

[background noises] are right, we got them here for. >> texas dps on 36 migrants there from mexico, guatemala, columbia hiding in that kyiv. the group had crossed illegally into texas where just in camouflage from head to tote try to hide out in that kyiv. but they are taken in for processing. now, the new ring doorbell footage shows dozens of migrants running through this neighborhood in eagle pass, texas there. many people who live in those border towns say they just don't feel safe anymore. >> we had people crossing daily by our house. people come in for the benefit of the good but there are some that come for the bad. at those moments of walking out of your home do you feel safe or not? chris cartels not just smuggling and people, right? massive amounts of drugs and just the pastor border patrol found hundreds of pounds of meth, cocaine, and fentanyl back to you. >> thank you. they do not want to get caught. their trafficking drug, their trafficking people and hiding in

caves or having to hunt down people those are the ones we caught. rachel: those are the ones we caught. he did such a great story they cleared out some cartels were and then they were really troubling outlets dates just the stuff is happening on our side of the border. >> meanwhile secretary says it's high. he says you know, illegal border crossings are a problem everywhere, watch. >> the number of people that are arriving at our border, is at an extraordinary height. there is no question about that. but that is not unique to the southern border of the united states. there is a tremendous amount of movement throughout the hemisphere and in fact throughout the world. >> the chief of the border patrol ortiz texted fight before congress some areas the border are in crisis situation do you agree?

>> i think we face a very serious challenge in certain parts of the border. >> do you view it's happening on the border now is that crisis? >> i viewed as a significant challenge request won't say the word crisis? >> i've him and his faith in the people of the department of homeland security and crisis speaks to me of a withdrawal. from our mission. rachel: so much in speak in line going on. this is happening everywhere. crossing over these numbers until joe biden is in office. running with the situation was just a couple years ago before joe biden came in office with the safest border ever and under his watch, under joe biden's watch this thing has become a crisis. you can ask anybody who lives on the border but especially ask the people who are being impacted through crime, fentanyl, child sex trafficking.

>> and what should be fired. given the status and goes to 60 minutes, goat gives a puff interview, get one tempered a pushback which is all the pushback ever gets. you could not say these two things back to back up. people arriving at our border is at an extraordinary height. he recognizes you cannot ignore the numbers which are record shattering at the order. extraordinary height but not unique. i think you see here, nothing special. those two things cannot coexist in frequency since it's happening in our hemisphere people left venezuela and record numbers because it was socialist and economic collapse of the country. so yes there are circumstances, why is it happening here? it's happening here because they wanted to happen. >> the target, the goal line is the united states of america. so they are leaving venezuela it's not as if they're stopping to stay in el salvador. they might be crossing the

nicaraguan that mexican border on their way to the united states to reflect the asked are you concerned about the other team crossing the goal line? i'm scoring point that's a lot of yards. there's a lot of movement on the football field. rachel: they are having and a lot are staying there. so many of them as you say are making there would appear we have a welcome side it is a come on in. >> you could compare to what happened in europe across a lot of migrants left the civil war in the middle east. some countries have open borders and woken islamic refugees a lot are having serious problems inside their country. others mostly solidified their borders did not have the consequences. it's all about how you decide to protect. >> they were accused of being racist. >> as was donald trump when he attempted to enforce law and order. now to a fox a weather alert up to seven people are dead and

dozens injured as we head into another weekend of severe weather. rachel: damage is catastrophic turn is flattening homes downing street in gutter and of debris. >> fox meteorologist is in little rock, arkansas, max. >> incredible scenes from this neighborhood here in little rock, arkansas. you can see the power pole at my feet coming up like a pencil that is been snapped in multiple pieces. just to see the scenes of destruction here. one person confirmed here in little rock. thirty people injured according to the mayor. this tornado struck at about 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon but luckily this was at a time when a lot of people were still at work. they might not have been home. you can see what has been left of many of these homes. people's belongings strewn about lives that have been shattered

it is incredible to see the power of the winds. if you just look behind me, look at this a backyard you can see the debris that has been strewn about. the national weather service little rock, arkansas into office the meteorologist had a shelter in place and had to move over there duties to the memphis office the power of this tornado because they had to make sure they were safe themselves. you know, all across the heartland of america we've had deaths due to these storms, seven deaths confirmed right now close to us to other deaths to church and in the state a state of emergency currently in place here in arkansas than in indiana three other deaths in an illinois one death because a roof collapse of a theater during a concert. tremendous destruction lives going to take a while to rebuild, guys come back to you.

thirty-six having grown up and still living in the area that used to call tornado alley, i remember getting in the bathroom or the windowless parts of the home. do you know the circumstances of these deaths as a people out on the road, outside the home? is the roof collapsing as you mentioned that when concert? do you know the circumstances is there any consistency how these people tragically lost their lives? >> we are still learning more information how these people lost their lives for it every circumstance is different. i think one thing that is notable though, is the fact that here in little rock there was one death and 30 injuries. i spoke to some police officers earlier today they thought there was going to be a mass casualty event associated with this. you do not want to say this could have been much worse it is horrible to lose just one life. but these a police officer said they thought they would be finding dozens dead here. a lot of people did do the right

thing predicted shelter in the correct place that is the good news. >> think it max. for more in the storage on the "fox weather" app where streaming "fox weather" on any tv connected device. let's turn out to few additional headlines will start with this, private funeral be held today for 9-year-old haley scruggs who was at the shooting at covenant school and naturalistic haley is the daughter of the christian schools and senior pastor. her funeral comes just a day after the funeral of her classmate 9-year-old evelyn's who died trying her row weekly died trying to pull the file and to save others. they're wearing pink posters or serves in a memory 60 were killed in the attack including three children. the suspect was also killed in gunfire exchange with police. just after the attack were still waiting on that manifesto after is reviewed by the fbi. i just want to say i do not know if you have or have not seen the footage of those officers. >> incredible. >> it is stunning. fast, tough, bold, competent

direct. >> such a difference than what we saw it was heroic. >> her work as it was that little girl who pulled the fire alarm. federal, state, local law enforcement families are spineless and security plans are part of the president president trump's arrive on monday. coronation comes ahead of trump's expected arraignment on tuesday phoning his indictment by grand jury. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg has reportedly brought at least one felony charge save our president for allegedly falsifying business records. trump campaign claims the case is only pushing his campaign forward. he's raised over $4 million on the day after the indictment keep here by the late eric trump will join us in the next hour. with dozens of news organizations demanding russia release walter journal reporter evidence. the ap "new york times" and bbc sky news and more signing off on a joint letter that reads in part he is a journalist not a spy. russia is sending a message

journalism within your board is criminalized and correspondence do not enjoy the benefit of the rule of law. the moscow bureau reported the reporter was arrested on spying charges wednesday. he faces to 20 years in prison. protesters ambushing a pro-life event at virginia commonwealth university this week. it got violent, even throwing punches. one of the events original speakers joined us earlier to talk about the chaos dcu. >> since the reversal of roe versus wade these people have become completely unhinged. it is unbelievable this continues to happen in our country. we were not going to let them stop us. we were were ready to be arrested or asked a. >> a school respond to the albertson would disappoint a student organization's meeting was disrupted wednesday night. we must expect dignity and respect to others especially those with whom we disagree. those your headlines.

rachel: is renting for protesters who came into the school took the two pro-life speakers and separated them they remove them. and has gotten so crazy it's no wonder christians and pro-lifers for like they are under attack everywhere they turn. pete: adults will not stand up every single one of these events the mob takes control of the administrator's kyiv and they put out some mealy mouth statement after words about free speech. at some point we need to stay up and say the adults are in charge here you cannot disrupt this event. we are kicking you out the event continues and they don't they never do. will: iran by people in this university system like this but this is michigan state a list of new words you are not supposed to say that michigan state. rachel: triggering. will: do not say it mary or christmas trees and orders combined, reefs, house, bells, gift, reindeer, bunnies, eggs, chicks. instead use terms like wishing

you a wonderful winter or spring break. best wishes for the new year. do not say freshman and upper class and say first year in advance do not state normal say an individual without a disability laugh mark neuro- typical. pete: i think you are neuro- not binary, oil. [laughter] i don't know what that means. it's a compliment it's unpredictable. will: does not feel that way. pete: neuro- non- binary. you need to look at this gifts reindeer bunnies. >> any majority religion references. >> what my minority religion references. >> you can say it winter any member that the winter solstice. pete: you know the new year set around the christian calendar.

six everything western civilization. rachel: what is the term they use now question at there's some other term. that is been taken out a long time ago. i get it freshman upperclassman you gotta get i see that man, but don't say normal? pete: so bunnies is not tied to easter which is tied to a religious holiday? rachel: imagine visits him about the resurrection they would take your own cuffs you are out. will: note reindeer's no bunnies but i guess you could say happy kwanzaa site. because it's not a majority. because i don't think you ought to you should, you ox, you must, encourage him celebrated. rachel: winter solstice to sign? you are allowed to worship the earth for sure at the schools. but if you worship god, jesus, that's not allowed.

pete: will is neuro- non- binary and you are neuro- nontypical. rachel: i'm going to take that. this is that michigan state university. this is not harvard, this is not barkley, this is every single university our universities went too. rachel: general whose soft? the spartans. [laughter] pete: you are exactly right. v7 we laughed, we laughed but this is end of civilization kind of stuff. i am sorry. [laughter] quick speaking of end of civilization stuff, coming up our chinese cranes being used to surveillance at u.s. ports? morgan ortagus joins us with shocking revelations. pete: you part about the g7 but brix it's an acronym. will and i go off the wall to break down the growing alliance

of countries forming up and teaming up to try to undermine the u.s.

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♪ ♪. rachel: concerns growing over the possibly of chinese cranes being is for surveillance u.s. ports with some officials comparing the ship to shore cranes as a modern-day trojan horses. two republican lawmakers went to the port of miami to inspect the chinese tools themselves. one of those lawmakers congressman carlos gimenez a member of the house in china select committee joins us now, live from the port of miami. also congressman tell us what concerns you about these chinese owned cranes. products are couple things that concern us. number one is the software used on the screens, if it is somehow tied back to china they can get all kinds of information on what is being shipped, what's coming in, what is going out and give them a competitive advantage. the second thing is that we relight way too much on chinese and we do 7% of all the cranes in the united states are made in china. if they decide they're not going

to supplies with full parts it could disrupt our trade. those are two concerns that we have about the screens here. and also we know there was some surveillance equipment that was seen coming into the port of baltimore. again all of these things concerns about our reliance our overreliance on these chinese cranes. rachel: i get the concern but what is congress going to do about it or can you do anything to stop this? >> i've got two bills are going to try dust next looking at the issue and resolve the issue. number one is prohibit the use of any software on any of the screens. it gives grants and prohibits the purchase of any news chinese software for the cranes. it also gives the crane operators deported to have chinese software the ability they need to get off within five years. the second thing is we would subsidize comic give grants to

ports they can buy cranes not made in china. the problem going on is what china does is it basically they really undercut every other producer and they are slowly driving every other producer out of business until they are the only game in town. rachel: this is a broader concern. as we see, china is on the move in latin america. explain to me why this administration and also our state department are pushing abortion and lgbtq and not worrying about the political concerns even the commercial concerns of america and our own hemisphere. >> well look, it's this administration but frankly we have ignored our own backyard. this administration in particular is ignoring our backyard but we need to wake up at we need to reinvest in latin america, central america. look, one things we could do

very easily is also trying to bring our supply chains back to the united states though since we cannot bring back to the nine states let's put them in south america central america. that way we can start to combat the influence the communist chinese parties having in south america. believe me they are making great strides down there. they are putting us space and facilities down there. they've got their belts and road initiative going on there. and so those countries are saying hate look the united states not willing to invest in us we got to turn to the only country during then to do precisely that. rachel: shyness on the move they are gobbling up resources and our government is asleep at the wheel but i hope we can catch up congressman kurt you are doing what you can for your purchase, we appreciate that. >> that is my pleasure. rachel: thank you straight ahead it could the latest threat to the u.s. well and i go off the wall to break down the countries behind

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folks will come back to fox infantry continue to track fox and friends with the severe weather that moved through yesterday afternoon today to watch 8:00 a.m. local time if you are in alabama. 9:00 a.m. across parts of georgia with the time zone changes for take a look at this air is still quite warm we are at later on seat more severe weather. one spot is would be down around the south lightning this morning a future nato warnings earlier those have expired. up across parts of the north really heavy rain moving it right now. behind it we're going to clear things out and severe weather will come in later across parts of the northeast.

we have a lot to watch it yesterday with all the storms got started it was in arkansas. that is where we find will he is in arkansas. tell me what looks like there this morning. >> rick, this is a first united methodist church in the heart of the town one of many, many buildings in this community that been gutted or flat destroyed by this powerful storm system. you can see part of the bell tower at the steeple collapse in the background behind me. this, actually is a roofer from a nearby building let me show you where it came from will spin around here and show you across the traffic here of the scene of the homes that have just been leveled under the power of this storm. it's very clear cut path of destruction to the heart of this down the mayor feels like the heart of this town has just been ripped out. this of course were two casualties were reported to jasper reported numerous injuries on top of that as emergency officials really worked here throughout the night to try to not only assess the damage but still continue now we

have daylight the fury's operation continues again with volunteers, emergency responders continued to come into the town. and assess the totality of what has happened in this community for the national guardsmen brought in to assist as well. the early stages of this much more to deal with, rick. >> thank you for being there to tell a story of the long days and weeks ahead, thanks a much, pete, will, sent over to you. ♪ rex is a comely stern as turn a wife and i states into china and the currency because that's a real big play here. what exactly is bricks? and why could it make the american dollar effectively work was to think it was a what? what's go off the wall to find out. well, first of all who are these countries? >> bricks is an act of the goldman sach's marketing ploy but as an academic designed to

focus on quote unquote at that time emerging economies in the world. brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. it was a play that started in 2009 and the idea was again the emerging economies also began to tip a little bit the global financial market. pete: that's a geopolitical player in the world after world war ii is reshaped by the west, by the winters incorporating the losers and create a financial system as a result. china feels left out, russia feels left out. by 2014 bricks is developing a currency reserve pool. they are trying to push the one and the ruble. but they really want to challenge, will come as a g7 which was started in 1973 as an ad hoc meeting of finance ministers, u.s., uk, canada, france, germany, and japan control a lot of how the world is trade, economics, policy, russia and china.

pete: and brics said growing influence as of late, recently but let's take a look at what has happened in the last decade or so. versatile it russia and china or brazil and china kick it off. they try to strike a deal to ditch the u.s. dollar. statistics is a lot going on when country started start trading and different currency undermines our global dominance which affects our balance sheet, our ability to finance future debt, how expensive that gets in over 30 chilean debt and other countries are dumping their currency in big trouble. but such camps on the russia stockpile their oil reserves using not the u.s. dollar but again the chinese yen. >> injury is interesting when it comes to b.r.i.c.s. if you listen to foreign policy and he is going to be a big future allied the biggest democracy in the world yet they have moved into the arms of a russia and a lot of different

ways and have accelerated since 2021. they have a 10 year defense deal want to do $50 billion in trading by 2025. and by the way, russia the biggest supplier of weapons. >> the most is defense cooperation between the two countries and their south africa purdue talked a lot about china's influence, its investment literally its investment across the world and south america but also in africa. 14.7 billion to south africa. >> is like to see a process while on each one are either the communist chinese or letter putin's russia who themselves have been getting closer and closer. and now they want to expand that orbit through b.r.i.c.s. dress not just these five countries and over a dozen countries. >> have letters of interest into b.r.i.c.s. to jump at china and russia have expressed interest as pete said in beginning to expand the bricks coalition. who? china has invited saudi arabia

which would be obviously a massive considering the role saudi arabia plays in the world stage when it comes to oil. argentina, because it's on, agent, the united arab emirates. will: the role-plays in the middle east nigeria, thailand, not insignificant. these are countries that have applied to join b.r.i.c.s. some the same, saudi arabia both at a country like ironic that's increasingly working with china and russia as an axis of evil against united states of america. could b.r.i.c.s. be the finance hub for that? they are transacting in some ways to compete against the dollar you pass sanctions. why is it significant question think about the war in ukraine. either india, brazil, south africa or china have taken part in any way on sanctions against russia. so if you want things to be effective. it bricks creates an alternate system we can always circumvent

sanctions, you have lost a massive tool but that's exactly what china and russia went against the united states because they got a bank designed to help countries and they are in trouble but it's important to note many countries have recognized the threat. b.r.i.c.s. is a starting point it ends by the way with chinese dominance. it is all backed by the chinese it's all backed by potential chinese power. they are the weights in that room. >> history is not over and they want to replace especially throne hills. click straight had fox desert former president donald trump will come tenure before his arraignment on tuesday. how does a chart of falsifying business records turn into a felony campaign finance violation? a former present attorney, coming up next. mmm, popcorn.

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fox news alert former president donald trump is accused of falsifying business records and indictment of her alleged campaign-finance violation. rachel: has entered into a felony charge and is in the statue of liberty and check up to did not bring up these crimes against him seven years ago? let's ask tim parlatore who oversaw the search of our lago tim, thanks for being here. if you could do was to get on the second question how did the up charge this? how's the statute of not relevant. >> it's a good question. because in new york where they often try to do is take of misdemeanors and see if they can

bootstrap them up into felonies by saying this is in furtherance of another crime. specifically here you have a statute that says falsifying business records with intent to defraud is a misdemeanor. if it's in furtherance of another crime they can rise it up to the lowest level belly a class c felony. here, obviously we have not seen the indictment yet but everything we have heard indicates are going to try to use campaign-finance violation which is something the feds have already looked at both the u.s. attorney's office and the federal elections commission have rejected. so somehow new york state is going to have to prove to this jury and this to judge fed has got it wrong. aunt new york knows better than the feds what federal campaign finance violations our request would new york have jurisdiction over the felony of it campaign-finance violation to bootstrap this misdemeanor into a felony? >> not over the violation itself

if there was a violation which of course we don't believe that there was. so they can't charge the actual camping violation. what they can charge is falsification of business record in furtherance of that other offense. >> just to clear up any confusion i might have, wouldn't there need to be some implication of guilt on the underlying felony? it's it campaign-finance village and no one is prosecuted that. so bragg needs to make us misdemeanor and felony by saying he didn't furtherance of a crime, that felony campaign finance violation. but there is no finding of guilt is not his jurisdiction to get a finding of guilt on it. >> he would have to prove all the elements of the underlying campaign-finance violation, as well as the business records falsification. and, here's the other piece is really going to be a problem is that he has to show that's all done with an intent to defraud. now, intent to defraud is little

bit different that intent to deceive. if you are just trying to hide with the funds are being used for. if you are trying to hide whether it's a campaign donation, that is not with intent to defraud. intent to defraud requires an intent to deprive another of money or property. that certainly isn't something anyone can credibly argue here. there is nothing about these checks to michael cohen that could possibly be used to try and get money from somebody e else. but since so many other lawsuits you oversell the sub happening in mar-a-lago, the raid there were we saw his home rated it. berenson bedroom has been rated but not hunter biden. all of this looks so insane to any went normal. think what bothers me i would bother me, what concerns me like literally i am worried about the safety of conservatives.

they say their snow democrats coming out for it other than alan is he the only one that's going to come out and defend conservative and defend donald trump in this case? it just seems like something has gone terribly wrong in this country. >> that is a good point. it is one of the reasons why might focuses merely on the federal investigation the mar-a-lago the generous six investigation. but, i was always more concerned about the state investigations. specifically because the politics. when you have a district attorney who is elected and his jurisdiction like new york city where it is a heavily one-party jurisdiction, they are not really accountable to anybody. the way they keep their job is to win the primary and the next cycle. they are going to run unopposed in the general election for as long as they can play to the base, then they can do better but that's why you see the manhattan district attorney and a lot of other district att attorney's in these heavily

partisan to either side. but these heavily partisan jurisdictions where there will take actions that are not based on what is designed to keep people safe but rather what is designed to keep the base happy so they get reelected in the next primary. cooks really quickly before we go, tim comes due primarily oversaw the generous six investigation and the mar-a-lago raid, what do you hear? to what do you expect to come down this to investigations possible the near future? >> those two investigations to me they do not indicate any criminal activity. and so i would not expect any charges from those, certainly not for my client. i think they are going through the paces they can end up going out like a bob miller and say hey, we interviewed these thousands of people and looked at these hundreds of thousands of documents. and ultimately no reasonable prosecutor bring this case. cooks very interesting, tim parlatore thanks for your time breaking it down. we would turn now to few

additional headlines starting with this. a georgia mom is sounding alarm on vaping saying her son now has permanent brain damage from a cartridge laced with fentanyl. the 13 note was allegedly bullied into using it here at his mom said he suffered a stroke and had to be put on life support. doctors say it's unlikely the young teen will ever make a full recovery after being exposed to the deadly drug. they are putting it everywhere. and the assistant director of alec baldwin movie rest is six months probation after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor gun charge. the egg deep must testify in future trials in connection with the deadly movie set shooting of cinematographer hutchins. a plume and a hearing on walden's involuntary manslaughter case is set for next month. and those are the headlines. cooks still ahead will joe actually run question we are

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cooks ascent come up and fort worth, tennessee. [laughter] you said tennessee. looks fort worth, texas out there we love you, sorry well. a new trend on dating apps they say it's worse than ghosting. it is called fizzling. the popular breakup technique is in one partner starts putting in a little bit less effort until eight romance fizzles out. >> that's slowly phasing some went out can cause feelings of unworthiness, condition self-doubt, imagine that. [laughter]

rachel gave some great love advice on her podcast she is here to share. >> going to talk about that we talk about fizzling and will set it was hedging your bets and regrets it's keeping your options open for quite some felon we're talking about. tell us what it is progressive fizzling is like you are not ghosting them you're not responding at all. doing just enough to hang on your keeping somebody else exit as a backup plan exactly. this is the kind of stuff that happens with dating apps. people are getting frustrated had the guy from the right stuff on it last week talking about this conservative dating app. i still stand by my idea, shawna boastfully people need to get off the dating apps if they want to find love. we sent you need start dating like it's 1997. here are our top tips for finding true love in the new year here. get off the apps they're not working they make people miserable. they reinforce this lack of communication that people are having.

they do not know how to communicate anymore. >> what does that mean? one date isn't enough? still call it quits and it doesn't work on the first one? he said i probably would not have swiped on sean if i'd seen him on her took months for me too note shawn the way he is. he wooed to meet that is a great thing. do not give up too early. do not give up on superficial stuff but stop texting, start calling but again if you want to build communication skills alas way into the future, not just on this. >> the kids are not doing this for quick signatures start will not relate stop texting. it creates a false intimacy. >> tell people you are looking. >> let everyone know you're looking. cooks like i'm available looking for partner? what your friends should know, your mom's friends should know. if you want to get set up people need to know you are available. these are all great ways to do a pre- >> will is out and about everybody. >> i am roaming free. someone help me out. >> i'm not progress i am not

either. [laughter] thirty-seven the hopeful thing about this, we did this podcast please get my podcast my kitchen table to get all the details. but for more information. it is our number one ever podcast which gives me hope for america. people are looking for love. >> you look good as a cupid brickwork simply not in the wrong places. rachel: i actually do this for real. >> eric trumped up next.

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rachel: we begin the hour with a fox weather alert. the number of dead from the tornadoeses and severe storms slamming the midwest and the south rising to at least 10. will: the damage is cats pick, tornadoes -- catastrophic, tornadoes flattening homes, downing trees. pete: max gorden is live in little rock, arkansas, with the latest. st tragic to the hear, it's now up to 10. >> reporter: yeah. it's just horrible to see this death toll rin