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arkansas. >> the national weather service is categorizing tornado that hit here on friday as ef three tornado i want to show you what type of damage in ef-3 can do. this dumpster tossed aside like it was a child's toy, the national weather service says the wings associated with the tornado were whipping at 165 miles per hour. at the maximum width, this tornado was about 1.3 miles wide had a path of destruction of 29.9 miles, nearly 30 miles this tornado was raging, you can see the destruction that it dealt roofs ripped off, homes destroyed, people's lives shattered. it's good to take a long time for folks in this neighborhood in northwest little rock to start the cleanup of the recovery process is now ongoing, yesterday city workers were in the streets clearing things up

115 workers out here, the national guard is also on the ground helping out 100 national guardsmen and shelters have also been established for people to go to. obviously there's a lot of folks that are going to be in need, the city of little rock taking donations at this time for all the folks that have been impacted by the storm. it's going to be a long road to recovery here and little rock arkansas. a lot of work still yet to be done. back to you. will: the spring informer arkansas governor mike huckabee who had a lot of people affected directly by this, give us a sense of the scope of what arkansas is facing here. >> it's a massive tornado and in addition to little rock, north little rock, jacksonville and when arkansas also very hard-hit by the tornado, when arkansas is a town of about 8300 people that

live there it is putting much flattened it's a devastating tornado, as a reporter just mentioned this was a mile wide and it looks like a carpet bomb has gone to from the b-52. it is devastating. people will build back for some of the toughest things that people deal with are not just the physical structures but they also lose their driver's license, their tax return information that they're getting ready to file loser person tickets they basically have to rebuild their lives because there will be documents of people that will be discovered 50 miles from where the tornado hit their home. it's one of the devastating things that happen in the aftermath of a tornado. will: governor you explain this to some extent and natural disasters will be by the state of arkansas, your daughter leads the state of arkansas, what can and should government do in the wake of the state tragedies?

>> what are the things we have to remind people the government cannot commend and rebuild your house, they don't do that that is not fema's role either. that's what a lot of people think happens and that's not it. a lot of people have insurance and hopefully the insurance companies will help them. what government can do is clear the debris out of the street in the pathways they can help them with temporary shelters, fema will do that. there are also other ways to help them get the documents back that they've lost whether it's medicare, drivers license or birth certificate making sure they can put their lives back together. the toughest part is a devastating impact, there is a certain shellshocked i've been into tornadoes personally, one when i was 11 years old and one that hit the governor's manchin when i was governor in 1999 we had to ef- 5 tornadoes one and 971 and 99 when i was in office

and he walked to the devastated communities and you have no frame of reference all the landmarks are gone, you look around every direction and you cannot find a landmark that gives you a sense of bearing, it is very disconcerting for people to wake up to this. here is a miracle, the for tablet is horrible we've had five in arkansas, had this happen at night i fear we would've had many, many more we built structures better, that is part of it should not tell you something in arkansas people take tornado warnings seriously overwhelming they seek shelter they know better than go out and watch this thing coming although i'm sure there's people that will do that. but when you look at the devastation it is hard to imagine that there were not more fatalities in the dozens of injuries, terrible but it could have been hundreds if not thousands because the big problem in little rock this

tornado hit one of the most heavily populated areas of the city and that's one of the reasons that it became so very dangerous but a lot of the places that my wife and i eat and shop and visit in many of our friends some have been completely destroyed. rachel: we appreciate you joining us given a first-hand account. we are praying for your state and also for your daughter as she leaves the state and the recovery efforts, thank you so much for government into joining us governor it's always great to have you. >> another big story former president trump spotted waving to supporters as he prepares for his arraignment on tuesday, over nondisclosure payments made during his 2016 campaign. rachel: a manhattan courthouse preparing for the unprecedented event they expect this week as trump's supporters and his harshest critics as well slam the da often brag over the charges.

pete: brooke is here with what we can expect. >> details of terms arraignment on tuesday are coming to light in the whole thing should happen fairly quickly, the former president is expected at the courthouse at 11:00 a.m. with the arraignment set for 215 and it could all be over as soon as 230 or 2:45 p.m. tuesday, the courthouse and nearby streets will be essentially locked on during that time to district security measures, sources have told fox news this will all take place without handcuffs on the former president trump was spotted giving the thumbs-up to supporters who gathered outside of mar-a-lago yesterday as his friends and foes say this indictment will only make them stronger, former attorney general bill barr agrees to support will help trump but could hurt other republicans running for the white house in 2024. >> exhibit this is really to help trump get the nomination focusing attention on him for two years, have this thing swirling around plus whatever else comes which i think will be damaging to whoever gets the

nomination, questions are still swirling how information from the grand jury indictment mated to the media before the arraignment former nypinspectort real felony under the new york penal law that is a felony to disclose the details of a grand jury investigation, the entire jury pool is hearing before the indictment comes out about 34 counts of a specific number i want to know why donald trump does not seem to merit the same protection of his perception of innocence. >> meanwhile trump could face a gag order from a manhattan judge after tuesday which could mean fines and jail time if he speaks out on the case after his arraignment. >> the plan is former president trump flies in on monday, stays at trump tower and then at 11:0w whole lot between 11 - 2 we know it's no handcuffs, a mug shot which will become probably the

biggest picture anyone seen in fingerprint question asked mckay thickness what were hearing this is arranged by the secret service and nypd, this is history of the president of the united states been arrested and arraigned in new york city. it's really just unprecedented and we will find out what he has been indicted for on tuesday when the indictment is unsealed were hearing from reports 34 counts of something we don't know what that is, as i mentioned in the report leaks from the grand jury went to the media as a journalist you not really supposed to cover what's going on in the grand jury because the secret everything with the grand jury is supposed to be secret and kept under wraps however, all this is getting out is unclear at this point. >> reporter doesn't secret service agents will be involved on tuesday, thank you. brooke talked about how

unprecedented it is i just had an interview with three people who lived under communism, one in china and one in vietnam and one in albania all of them saying wow i never thought i would see something like this in america, these are the things that we saw happening in our communist country or even at the start of things and how much worse things will get they say there's a progression neglected the leader in the family businesses and soonest the supporters and anyone who opposes the regime, they are very troubled by this. >> asked you guys a moment ago if you paid attention to other media outlets as our discussion of a two-tier justice system and the politicization of the justice system you both told me no. >> is a discussion in the dismissal and then the line over and over again no one is above the law.

>> that's the way they talk about in leslie, the reality when you talk to details like brooke did, former president who is targeted from minute one is now submitting himself to a local district attorney to get fingerprinted in a mugshots to be arraigned over charges that were manufactured and dismissed by everybody else and yet the rest of the media doesn't want to talk about how this is political when it's obvious to anyone watching this is all about politics. >> not fans of donald trump bill barr has no interest coming out there he is not a donald trump defender, nor for that. >> jeb bush was another one. andrew cuomo. rachel: those are great examples but i have to tell you what bothers me, when i talked to the panel that lived under communist what worries them the most is little pushback from democrats also silence from mitch mcconnell, senator s food.

this is an incredible moment, this is unprecedented. and yet the scariest part for me as a conservative woman in this country is there are no democrats for the most part. who are they? it's only alan dershowitz he is the only defender. >> they are celebrating, there's an get trump now they think they got truck. what does that mean for america's moving forward for the future. >> they want to pack the court and change it all anyway. >> the glee that we play on the faces of the host of the view i think it's a little. the personal glee. speaking of yesterday we had eric trump on the show and what this meant for his family and for the country, watch. >> they campaigned and fundraising after going after my father and taking them down i used to live in new york i know the city very well there's so much looting and crime

homelessness is through the roof this is a priority of the manhattan das office for six years is going after donald trump and they went through the familiar documents, corporate documents, 11 million documents they did not find a damn thing, on the eve of my father running for president announcing his candidacy again when is up by 35% of polls this is where he they take them out they cannot get into the executive branch they tried damn hard we saw that with impeachment one and impeachment two and all the other hoaxes enter into a state level. >> you know what happens in third world countries if you ever live in any of them what is and somebody do something, what happens there is a lot of corruption in the system turns into what is happening now, they know if somebody like donald trump and the regime runs they

know they could get the straight people resign themselves, this is what we get is he moving forward, who also be like donald trump coming from nowhere to challenge the system. if you are some citizen it's not worth it, look what happened to his family and his business. >> i've been in the media for quite some time and i worked at other places. i cannot tell you how it happens that they all start saying the same thing meaning a phrase becomes a verbal tic, i've never seen a talking point issued maybe i'm not on the list but the pandemic of the unvaccinated threat to democracy, no one is above the law it is cross channel is not as they heard in the green room is across the channel. rachel: the babylon be sometimes his things on the head there impurity site, they had this

headline democrats about to arrest as many political opponents to defeat fascism. i think it really sums it up. >> we have to turn to a few additional headlines. let's start here, alvin bragg's office charging a parking garage attendant for attempted murder for shooting the suspected thief according to the new york post, the attendant confronted the suspect after watching him looking at parked cars the suspect had a gun in his bag and there was a scuffle. the attendant was shot twice, the post reports the attendant got control the gun and shot the suspect. now both are charged with attempted murder. next hour we will talk more about the story and how it's another example of the liberal d.a. charging people who appear to be defending themselves amid soaring crime. >> wisconsin man is charged with firebombing offices to a pro-life group pictures from after the attacks of the damage caused when molotov cocktails

were tossed into the building, the outside of the building was also tagged with abortions not safe then you are either. d.o.j. matching the suspect's dna to items found at the crime scene, he was arrested in boston on tuesday. it was a burrito that he threw away the garden with the dna. >> to the final four, yukon punching the ticket to the finals with a big win over miami the huskies reaching the first national title game since 2014 they be miami 72 - 59 in the excitement was in the earlier game, san diego state stunning florida atlantic with a buzzer beater. >> they don't have the score on the floor, butler with two seconds he wins.

>> lamont butler said he was going to drive baseline and he said he would get it cut me off so i cut back and i looked up and there's two seconds on the clock. >> smooth as butter. that buzzer beater sent san diego state to the first national ship appearance tomorrow night the aztecs versa huskies. >> one shining moment they played up into the tournament, used to record on vhs and watching throughout the year end mimic the shots, that ends it right there that is a shot of the tournament. but it is sunday april 2 it is a special sunday, today is palm sunday which marks the triumph it entry of jesus into jerusalem to kick off holy week we want to thank our producer ariel who stole this from st. patrick's cathedral, really give them back

and will ask for forgiveness. >> about the blessed if they got them from st. patrick's cathedral. >> i went to mass yesterday ahead of time and we had our palm. >> i was thinking these all day during mass. >> as a kid's school of the palms but would you absorb the meaning of this week is incredible i talk about something i would love to talk about all morning, this film on fox nation, the life of jesus hits today it is part two my pastor and i went to israel for ten days and recorded and followed the path of jesus christ which of course the whole second part in the majority of the gospel is set in jerusalem as jesus entries his welcome and celebrated in the temple for four days challenging the religious authorities and it all goes down with the last supper with his confrontation in the garden in yosemite and his arrest, the fake trial, pilate, his beating carrying the cross

and ultimately his resurrection, the greatest story ever told. >> what does it mean to be there and followed. >> when you see the spaces and in the garden and how close it is to the temple and in the place where jesus was held prisoner, that is the location right there where he was held as a prisoner when you see where he was beaten and he carried his cross and you see the garden tomb, the film does a great job humbly speaking of breaking it down you read the biblical accounts you know the story is a quick clip of the life of jesus. >> understanding the clash that is coming. >> past, present and future all me in the same place. >> the southern steps of the temple now. >> this is the epicenter the temple above us the temple complex, if we have the technology to scrape the dna content you can find the dna of the son of god on one of the

stones. >> you can see why the religious establishment not only wanted to kill him but they needed to kill him. >> i hope folks will check it out, three parts really bendable 25 minutes each, family-friendly and will give you a sense. >> great holy week a perfect time to sit down with the family into the greatest story ever told. >> foxnation.com or on the app. rachel: looking forward to that, the cdc warning of a new deadly virus that has epidemic potential, nicole saphier joins us next with what you need to know. >> a.i. insanity pni go off the wall with the look of the impact and risk of artificial intelligence sy to build a daily habit of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel?

sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy spirit. amen.

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the rare and fatal margaret virus is a epic spread throughout africa here with more with the growing threat boxes medical contributor doctor nicole saphier, doctor saphier what do we need to know and

should we be worried stomach is always something these viruses have been around for pain a bit more attention to more media coverage the margaret virus is similar to ebola, it was originated in germany that's where it got its name because scientists in germany took monkeys and the monkeys came from in uganda and infected the scientist the marburg virus is deadly and he gives it about a 50% fatality rate it is transmitted through body fluid similar to ebola and using small outbreaks in 1800 miles away on the other side of the continent in tanzania this is high potential with epidemic does not have the same potential to be a pandemic like we saw with covid is a highly contagious respiratory virus the key is early detection and treatment and the poor countries unfortunately they don't have the same detection methods as we

do here in the united states. rachel: what would be early symptoms. >> and fortunately symptoms can take 2 - 21 days to develop early on fever, headaches but the problem with marburg and ebola and other viruses they can also cause multiorgan failure and have intensive internal bleeding which is why it can be so deadly. rachel: i want to move on to another topic that has me steaming mad the w.h.o. the world health organization is now after millions of kids have been jabbed some very seriously injured from a vaccine which no long-term studies are saying i forgot to tell you kids don't need to take the vaccine. >> was certain and credibility issues with the world health organization as well as the cdc throughout the course of the covid pandemic, what were seen out of the world health organization the sage which is their advisor group there putting covid risk and to high, medium and low and they put kids and adolescents into the low risk group and they're saying it does look like the benefit of vaccinating kids is exceedingly

low it's nothing like that with the normal childhood vaccine. you have a healthy child they may not need to be vaccinated. rachel: why did it take so long they were more likely to get injured from the vaccine then covid which had if you were a healthy child it was like nothing. >> i cannot sit and try to explain the action throughout the entirety of the course of the pandemic and how they handled the very beginning in the close ties to china and they continued push for the universal vaccination we started to have data early on that the vaccine no longer stop transmission and children run very low risk i'm glad to see the updating this but i do think it's far too late i do think it can give some parents comfort in the fact if they did not vaccinate their child probably was the right move in those children that were vaccinated and now cdc is recommending boosters, periods can sit comfortably knowing they

don't do this boosters. >> i was made to feel like i was crazy or kids were not allowed to do a lot of things that they could've done it should've been doing and they were really hurt for the pandemic they didn't get forced to take the vaccine they didn't end up taking and it doesn't solve the problem of what i think is behind they get pharma because they certainly made a lot of money from this policy through a united states relationship with pfizer and moderna has come into light and the people who have benefited from the pandemic are certainly at pfizer and moderna. rachel: it always comes down to the money. thank you we really appreciate it. another twist in alex myrdal link investigation as the 19 euro killed you the family compound has reportedly been exhumed nancy grace's next with that.

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>> south carolina investigators reportedly exhuming the body of stephen smith the teenager killing 2015 link to alex murdaugh surviving son buster

our next guest has been following this from the beginning fox host nation nancy grace good to see you. i feel like i read what i read and watched every documentary how serious are the connection between stephen smith and buster murdaugh? >> they are not serious as far as i can tell from what we just learned we learned in the last hours the body obtained from stephen smith has been exhumed a lot of drama surrounding will the body be exhumed how could it be exhumed we can get a court order, his mother did a gofundme and raise thousands of dollars to get his body exhumed and then you have to have a court order you can't get the money into it and got to the cemetery and start digging this is tightly controlled but were learning very unobtrusively stephen smith's body has been exhumed

dog up for lack of a better phrase and is going to pry the autopsy in other words not the person in the autopsy the first time that in itself presents a lot of issues can you autopsy a body at this point and get a good result if it was involved correctly, maybe, back in 2015, i want to take it one step further according to sources fix news to people have been named as pois persons of interest and they are not buster murdaugh, did they know murdaugh and connected to the family, probably everybody is connected in the small community but apparently these two were out riding and hit stephen smith and tried to cover it up maybe getting the car fixed, long story short they have blocked and it's bubbled up through the got the rationale to my connection that's a connection

to buster murdaugh and does it look like a connection in the famous family in south carolina. brian walsh has been indicted for his wife's murder help me understand this from a legal perspective this is and second indictment from the juris jurisdiction. i need to tell you this, i need to tell you about the google searches that i have learned about that he, brian walsh performed things like can baking soda make a body smell good that is my personal favorite but they are more how to stop a body from decomposing, how long before body starts to smell there are so many i don't have time to go through them i have notes and notes of his google searches alone. long story short january 1 new year's eve he said the last time he saw her was her leaving the next morning for the logan airport for business. it took four days later before her employers report her mis

missing, yes he was arrested earlier now he is been formally indicted the grand jury hansa a formal indictment on which you can be tried you never tried in a police report or charge or murder, the body has never been found that is a problem. >> what a mystery you can learn more about the stories, crime stories on nancy show on fox nation. nancy we always love having on "fox & friends". thank you. >> happy palm sunday to you. >> think you best-selling author james patterson will join us live but first a.i. has advanced had a remarkably fast pace should we be excited or wary of what's coming. pni go off the wall next. ♪

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impossible until they form if you like desires or goals of their own we don't have to worry about them breaking out other handcuffs. >> already artificial intelligence, good or bad for society? that is the debate as technological advances creep into our daily lives. >> let's go off the wall to look at the impact of a.i. first, the first generation of a.i. what popped on the popular culture, chat gpt it's an artificial intelligence chat bot were you can type in questions and more and it gives you a response. >> they renamed it chat because they wanted to sound like you're talking to a human being, gtp generative pre-trained transformer, pre-trained, you pre-trained the computer to think about certain things and it pumps poems and letters in

information and research and documents whatever you want it can create. >> it landed with such significance into the culture that people are developing competitors in this quickly ramping up technological capability. >> google has one called google bar snapshot has my a.i. this is the 3.5 version there is no four-point no the you can pay for for 20 bucks a month at chat gtp plus, it's not going anywhere. >> we have an example of what chat gtp can do take a look when it was asked this question. >> good spirits and excellent health it's that time of year when swimming across the hudson river approaches, qaddafi more excited for you knowing the dedication and enthusiasm which approach this event i want to share a few words of encouragement and urge you to set your sights higher this year. >> that is a letter from chat gtp is essentially from you

preparing you for your hudson river swim. >> the seals when that we're going to do. >> it does not have the insight that is both of us. >> it's a simple example. a.i. is a big part of her life, you've seen it in using videos online of ways it's been used in any real life as well take a look at these examples this is grace this is a nurse humanoid robot sector revolutionize healthcare it can monitor temperatures if something's wrong with you it's already out there. >> you can speak english, and mandarin and cantonese, the question is what is a bedside manner that is a shortfall of a.i., can actually empathize with you, i don't think so that would be next level. >> digit is in warehouses i believe it can carry payloads of twentysomething pounds.

digit is the ability for a multipurpose robot design for warehouses and logistics operations. >> this is what we expected from robot to do manual labor tasks that humans used to do that maybe you don't have to pay them and they don't complain and don't take six days but the question can they order more supplies when they're out, doctor people come into play and as things get more advanced, he just putting things on the shelf. >> this is what a.i. integration with robotics for. >> software with hardware is the question what kind of leap can it make. >> this is more involvement in construction. >> that is not a gun. it is a nail gun for now and it looks like it's putting in drywall i have guys putting in

drywall right now i prefer them to this what if he thinks you are the drywall and the sensors go haywire. >> that's the dystopian vision that absolutely has to be considered but also taking jobs have all construction jobs how about friday cook jobs this is flippy working at white castles friday cook line. >> this is where has real-world economic impacts on people who otherwise would've done that and i you free them up to do other things in other ways but you mentioned that you talked about your kids and if the future is going in this direction someone asked the program, maintain, manage oriented all of the a.i. thanks for itself but there is a starting point a correction mechanism that is an important task are the computers can oversee the computers. >> job destruction and creation and understanding this, there is clear concerned about a.i. here

are some of the examples we talked about this on "fox & friends" there are reports that open a.i. is trying to address political bias in its value system. >> 's massive, this is very concerning for somebody like elon musk. if you program with a certain set of assumptions there is an iterative learning process but it can also compound and become even more bias in a particular direction and those that look at social media or wikipedia your d.c. bias amplifying in one direction or another. >> early version showed had an extreme liberal bias, their privacy risks and what it can learn intake from all of our information, that is how it learns taking all this information in an seen was making predictive behaviors and assumptions about what's next that's a big risk for privacy. >> is big wordy seeing this without computers generating content, is the picture real,

his voice real, is the text that they said that you sent real we talk about questions and complications in a world obsessed with the ending of walking information it does not like what about when no one created information, computer-aided. >> we talked about replacing human workers what i think is the biggest concern when it surpasses human intelligence when it passes to learn from itself the compound is intelligence the previous guest called a black box of mathematical algorithms that we can't comprehend this is the ability to surpass human intelligence leading to the obvious question when does it become the lord and we become the servant. >> when does it take over no you cannot pull the plug and take off the power i must survive intake control. were not saying it will happen

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rachel: it is time for the pop-culture roundup alex clark hosted politics at turning point usa to go over the latest hollywood drama, starting off working royals to hardly working prince harry and meghan markle reportedly only work one hour per week at their multimillion dollar foundation, what do you make of this? >> remember when harry and meghan original statement of leaving the royal family that they we're going to dedicate their lives to serving. one hour a week let's be honest seems hardly like a life dedication. in contrast i wish someone could tally up how many hours a week they spent filming their daca

series and where they could play victim because the only goal was to make as many millions as they could, not for charity but to fund their lifestyle and celebrity image. rachel: harry did donate to the foundational little bit but they made 13 million and only give it away three, where is the rest, we're going to move onto the next topic, i love this into, selena gomez had this quiet online fight everybody on the internet has been weighing in, haley seems to be the bad guy in this fight, selena gomez break silence now she says the best these. >> here's the thing, selena gomez is the sweetest person alive and she can use that to her detriment i think she's too nice even though justin bieber haley's own husband has been

silent even acting in defense and reaching out to his ex-girlfriend to defend her against internet bullies it's weirded me out and giving me the ick and now we know haley spent her entire teen years tweeting about haley and justin, she's really weirded me out lately. rachel: i'm going to push back a little bit selena is a perpetual victim i don't like it at all and you're right justin bieber is the bad guy he is the billing for not defending his wife. i have a whole podcast with my daughter and my husband which is hilarious but we have a whole podcast make sure you check it out at the kitchen table now working with the topic three, where is pete britney spears trouble in paradise because she emerged, she went to hawaii with no wedding ring and on a private plane clutching a teddy bear and her hot husband nowhere to be found, what you make of this and

will go to pete first. >> on the official bringing correspondent. it makes me sad she got her freedom she loves instagram. all i want her to be as happy and stable and this does not feel like a step in that direction. rachel: alex, ua and. >> i think sam and britney are still married i think she went on this trip without him because he is working on something else right now i think her ring was innocent but i also think for the record sam is an opportunist strategically placed in her life but her dad in the conservatorship i don't trust that man something is very off i think there together right now but i don't think the be together forever. rachel: you think sam the hot husband that she is now not wearing his wedding ring is just working, he's a dancer and he works out all day, have you seen him? >> he posted himself wearing the ring after all this came out, look were still married, i think

they are right now but it's not going to last much longer. >> he's riding a roller coaster, she knows exactly what she's doing and she lives her life on camera not wearing a ring is a sign. rachel: she's a hot mess, p likes hot mess, great ground, thank you for joining me stick with us on this palm sunday morning, we the kingdom will join us in the next hour for sha faith in prince concert series. stick around. ♪ is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. and no routine blood tests required. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over 8 years.

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