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coast and president trump is on his way to daytona beach, florida parties expected to be in attendance for the great american race, the daytona 500. mr. trump is set to depart from palm beach international, i've been there. it is a super airport, in and out easy. we will follow along and take you live to daytona beach, florida were not terribly long from now. welcome and i'm kevin corke for a sunday afternoon. to end the war in ukraine and russia and ukraine. first of all they not marie mcnichol is in west palm beach with more on that. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, kevin pate european leaders are putting together an emergency summit in paris after reports show they will not have a seat at the table for talks with russia about ending the war. this morning national secured advisor mike walt pushed back.

>> state may not like some of the sequencing that is going on in these negotiations. but i have to push back on this any notion they are not being consulted. we are part was when they will be president trump to end the war. key factors help drive the negotiations. this has to be a permanent and to the or not temporary adding it cannot be ended in three of the american people deserve some type of payback present zelenskyy said this morning he's competent ukraine will have a seat at the table. i am sure we have to be here otherwise is not our current about this is the war and ukraine against us. it is our human losses. >> today at secretary marco

rubio emphasize the importance e of including ukraine and negotiations when they do happen. >> we are not there yet. if that were to happen ukraine would have to be involved because they are the ones invaded the europeans will have to be involved because they have sanctions on putin and russia as well. >> no reaction from the president just yet. i you mention he's on his way to the daytona 500 had taken the sights and sounds of race date. >> looking for to that and of course you are reporting as well. we will head back down to west palm as we keep an eye on air force one in the meantime data marie thank you so much we appreciate that. support in the meantime khobar r paulbrown doge republicans are trying to advance a trump agenda we want to bring tennessee republican. happy send said he to you and y.

we'll get started a little later to that you and i can both watch on television on fox. i do and to ask you though, as we are hearing from dana marie talk about this idea of really trying to hone in on where we can make some cuts. maybe you feel the same but there's plenty of fat on that steak that we can trim. >> yes, sir. a lot of it is just right there in front of us. we've got a very dynamic director of hud now and he has found almost $1.9 billion that was misplaced under the previous administration. i think you are going to see the so-called accounting errors throughout government. there has been no oversight whatsoever. you look in the classifieds today in washington d.c. people are selling their homes, they are realizing the number one search on the washington d.c. area is criminal attorneys.

so i think there's a lot going on. doge is happening the president's right, he is correct the democrats are chasing their chill right now because all they can do is attack elon musk on these young folks. i point to these guns behind me as they make fun of the 20 or 21-year-old kids the so-called kids beat mike out of 20 or 21 years old when took those off of dead japanese soldiers he killed in combat to save these world the greatest generation. so all these so-called kids we tend to demean are actually heroes. stu fortner question about that. there's a couple conversation i want to go with this conversation. before we get into some of the specifics about what we may learn about doge moving forward why are there so many americans absolutely disgusted by some of the waste, fraud and abuse? the second part of that question is, how did this happen?

how did we end up where we are? >> that is an excellent question. when you see the people in tennessee paying 50% of their income through fees and everything else they see us sending literally billions overseas to our enemies w have uncovered $40 million going to the taliban. over in middle tennessee former navy seal podcast or he and another guy brought this to my attention. last term i cannot get the democrats to bring it up in the senate pretty past unanimous in the house. not even a question because they are going to have to admit they made a mistake. they continuously made a mistake and they did on purpose as the worst part about it. this graph you are seeing that is one 100% what it is. you're going to see a paper trail come back to washington d.c. that's why think a lot of people are nervous to see a lot of retirements because they are stealing from the american tax

paper and now the they got their hand caught in the cookie jar at all they can do is attack elon musk. sue for thank you for calling it what it is for this is stealing plain and simple there's been a massive theft of the resources the american people interested leaders in congress to hang onto and to distribute on their behalf. a lot of that money was stolen. let me share this real quick. he went to get your reaction before wrap up this is democrat senator jack reed he claims doge cuts more or less being used to bail out the president's tax and policies. listen to this, i will get your reaction on the other side. >> they are just looking for money for one reason, a tax cut. they want to fund a huge tax cut for the wealthiest americans. they will disparage all other americans. they don't care because they are going to take the money and run. >> he said the going to take the money and run but most taxpayers feel like i'm going to get so my tax money back, that's a pretty

good idea, what say you? >> it's a great idea and this is just a talking point for the democratic national committee to attack capitalist and capitalism. a friend of maya guy here in knoxville, a super generous guy a big guy tells me all of the time do not be afraid of capitalism. and he is exactly right. capitalism, i am a christian and i try to be went anyway. but outside of christianity capitalism is taken more people out of despair in this country. our state department have been promoting drag shows lgbtq agenda all over the world with your tax dollars. they should've been promoted the two greatest thing this country does democracy and capitalism. those are the two things we ought to be promoting. that'that is what they are afra. and the democrats again the gravy train has been running biscuit wheels to longest running off the track. the gravy's picket is being turned off right now. if you are from up north ask a

southern person with the gravy train and biscuits are. [laughter] >> as a child of southern parents i know. [laughter] tim, thank you so much congressman we appreciate your time enjoy the daytona 500 to help you get a chance to watch it today with you and yours be well my friend. >> 1:30 p.m. on fox. in the meantime overseas israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is praising president trump's bold vision for gaza he did so in his meeting with our secretary of state marco rubio. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg paul cut is in tel aviv with more on this good evening. >> hey kevin, marco rubio's first trip as a secretary of state to israel had a bit for everyone including the government here he and netanyahu get along very well the prime minister nothing but praise for the new top u.s. diplomat and his boss president trump even trumps a plan still raising eyebrows about the was taking over in a renovating the gaza

strip as palestinians step aside. in the wake of the release yesterday three more hostages by the militant group including one american israelite there is unity and the need to get all of the hostages home fast via the existing but still fragile cease-fire deal. or something with more muscle. netanyahu echoing president trump think he would open the gates of [bleep] if need be. particularly to go by ironic and out vulnerable avid area proxies have been weak in its own defense. he reports israel will soon go after to iran's nuclear infrastructure. take a listen. israel and america stand shoulder to shoulder and the threat of ironic. we agree it must not have nuclear weapons. >> and the single greatest source of instability in the region. behind every terrorist group, but on every act of violence. >> the current closeness of the two allies a new delivery

2000 pounds unguided bombs held up by the bite of ministration last year, amid concerns about civilian casualties in gaza. kevin, all bets between these two in the regional battle seemed to be off. back to you. so sweetheart pretty crazy stuf, greg paul cut thank you for your work tonight. >> for more on this blustery and right formerunited's ambassadorl the great david friedman. it is so great to have it with us mr. ambassador. there is so much at stake here in so many interesting conversations being had phases one, then to them possibly three. tell us where you feel we are right now and are things moving in the right direction? >> things are moving in the right direction since president trump took over. i think we are looking at the last days of hamas hopefully

within the next month or two. we are still in phase one of the deal. phase one was the least ambitious it is an exchange type policy and terrorists who are israeli hostages. fifty terrorist get release for every single hostage. it's a high price for israel to pay but they're willing to pay the price because it's looking out for every one of its citizens. but that is coming to an end will be at the phase two we are looking about 50 hostages left. in order to release them there has to be an agreement to end the war now those talks are going to begin the question is how are they going to end? there's no way israel or america will tolerate hamas continuing to be run in the gaza strip. and you see these pictures on the screen right now if hamas does not look like it's willing to leave they are dancing around full battle regalia. the difference between now and say a few months ago, is now it

is clear to hamas that the impacts and with all [bleep] breaking loose those are the words of president trump as of now the words of prime minister netanyahu. hamas is a binary choice. they can leave the gaza strip with all the gossip civilian population go somewhere else. much to my chagrin they will live with the 50 hostages out, that is choice one. choice two for hamas they want to dig in there all going to die they will be eradicated israel tried to rescue as many hostages as they can. hamas will be eradicated president trump's plan will begin to take hold. not just a brilliant plan but the only plan to de- radicalize the gaza strip. no one has been able to do since 1967. quick speaking of let me get your reaction to what netanyahu had to say about this idea of if not involving the american reconstruction, redevelopment and re- imagination of gaza.

getting original partners to buy end because it's important for the safety and security not just of the people but of the region broadly speaking. listen to this so get your act reaction on the other side. >> president trump and i are working full cooperation and coordination between us. we have a common strategy we cannot always share the details of this strategy with the public including when the gates of [bleep] will be open as they surely will if all our hostages are not released, until the last one of them. >> he is saying what a lot of people are saying we would love to see our new gaza but that cannot happen if hamas does not do what it needs to do in this circumstance that is to give us hostages back and get out of the way. in the time that we will have left you will pardon my skepticism, it may be a shared and looking at those pictures. those that do not look like

fighters who have any intention of leaving voluntarily or quietly. >> i do not think they're going to leave voluntarily. there is any chance to leave voluntarily it is the pressure from the prime minister and the president jointly saying we are going to kill you all pray that is really what they are saying if that does not work then i have no doubt israel will follow through on that threat sure they will eradicate hamas. they will move out the population which is necessary both are my humanitarian perspective and because the population unfortunately is now completely to radicalize but all the people you're seeing and that picture voted for hamas for the support hamas for they cheered, given that candies were jewish children were being burned and women were being raped. this population has to be dispersed. and somethin something better ce it. at this point, i am so gratified that we have a president and prime minister that are speaking.

the same message is a very harsh message to hamas it's the message they need to hear. kevin: got to get out of there there's no way around if they do not get rid of them we will continue to have what we have had for 40 or 50 years pi for one and i'm sure you feel this way as well. i am encouraged we have a president and leaders now in the region who at least are approaching this and perhaps in a very meaningful and different way. mr. ambassador, david friedman thank you for your time today would certainly appreciate it have a great weekend. >> thank you kevin, thanks for having me. >> here is a question did you see this? just seconds until last night usa canada/hockey game the gloves came off three fights and nine seconds. if you did not see it don't worry we have video. that is next. —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪ progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money

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kevin: 19 minutes after the hour per there's a little fire on ice last night did you see it? fights breaking out last night between the shuttle between u.s. and canada and the tournament. many link in the hockey's to the trade war between our two countries correspondent christina coleman has more from the southland. can you tell i watched? i watched her. [laughter] >> i can, kevin. hockey felons in montréal booed loudly to the national anthem before the game between the u.s. and canada.

♪ they were booing allowed the canadian fans part even though the public address announcer asked the crowd to cleanly respect the anthems and the players that represent each country but that clearly did not happen. if that was not enough, take a look at this. three different fights broke out on the ice with a nine seconds of the game starting. take a look at that pretension clearly running high this all went down during the formation face-off between u.s. and canada. this international hockey tournament features the best players in the world. prime minister justin trudeau was in the stands during all the chaos of. it comes after president trump threaten tariffs against canada for the trump administration says this is part of an effort to improve border security. and ensure the u.s. is not taken advantage of and trade relations. trump temporarily pause a 25%

tariff plan against canada after canada agreed to tighten security at the northern border. trump has also made multiple references to canada becoming america's 51st state. as you can see, fans in canada are taking their frustration out over this by buoying our national anthem. nhl and nba games, fans in montréal also booed the national anthem when the u.s. played finland thursday night. now, as for last night that match up the u.s. when it beating canada three -- one. advancing the americans a championship game this thursday night in boston. so some goodies there. >> the americans win. it's been a long time. i was talking to the premier of ontario, doug ford yesterday wonderful wonderful later. leader.i told him it's been a le since a stanley cup in canada 18 stanley cup given that they beaten us in the friendly's and olympic hockey.

>> i will tell you what thursday's game is going to be fun whoever we end up playing. last night's game a lot of action there for a lot of excitement but i'm so glad that we won. kevin: i am to a lot of people think it's finland maybe, maybe not i hope it's canada, that's just me. christina coleman thank you appreciate that. in the meantime the "new york times" op-ed is out and it says president trump, you are not going to believe this. the "new york times" says in an op ed the president may have a case when it comes to ending birthright citizenship. sent down your copy will talk about it with her legal panel. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need,

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kevin: 26 minutes after the hour now start your engines nascar fans are hyped up as president trump is now on his way to daytona beach to attend the daytona 500 that is all refined my good friend correspondent madison scarpino. she is on the ground part yesterday was prerace today we

are just about ready to hear the famous words which are? start your engines. >> is exactly right, kevin paid the iconic great american race starts in just about one hour. the energy is hybrid we are expecting a lot of special guest that includes president donald d trump. we are expecting him. i want to give our viewers a look around daytona international speedway right now. again the race is set to start at about one hour. there is a sea of fans filling up the truck right now. there will be a prerace show from rapper and singer pitbull right now. having a lot of fun. if you look at the stands those hold over 100,000 people. people are definitely starting to make their way in right now. we've been speaking to a lot of excited fans over the last few days but some are here just to camp out too. have a good time and then there are those in diehard nascar fans. take a listen. >> it is a very moving.

it's like watching the formula ones, very energetic. >> seeing everyone to gather for a great event. i've been to a few other around the country. so far this is been the best venue i've ever seen. >> this is known as the most prestigious race in nascar but you can watch all of the action at 1:30 p.m. eastern on fox but as for the weather, it is very windy right now. the original start time was an hour later than it's going to be right now because of the threat of severe storms. we are expecting to see those later this afternoon. so hopefully no more delays or other scheduled disruptions for the drivers and the fans. some of our outstanding orcs stay safe, stay dry apparently the weather moving into the area so we hope we can get as much of the race in before that whether it hits as possible. madison scarpino thank you.

meantime former new york governor andrew cuomo is in the news again and he is once again teasing a political comeback as he hints at a possible run for new york city mayor. i am not kidding. nate foy has more on that he joins us in the big apple. >> good to see you from the daytona 500 to a different kind of race were our about four months out from new york city primary election former governor andrew cuomo still has not officially entered the race for mayor especially after posted this video a in social media ths weekend. >> we have seen the ups, we have seen the downs, we know how to make the city work and make the state safer for everyone. and that's exactly what we are going to do. kevin: course a complicated history for caldwell. he resigned as governor in 2021 after a report leticia james found he sexually harassed at least 11 women per cuomo denies

those allegations. a subcommittee found he attempted to conceal the true number of nursing home deaths related to cocoa19. >> did you ever speak with anyone, you, governor cuomo. did you ever speak with anyone at cms or cdc about the directive beforehand? you, governor cuomo? wesley asked that question i answered that question i said no. >> okay thank you. not even after correct? >> yes they never called me after. >> cuomo possible entry into the race comes as some new yorkers doubt their current mayors and motivation. eric adams promises to work with a trump administration on immigration enforcement. but after the d.o.j. mood to drop corruption charges something adams made a secret deal president trump. >> we have a deputy to trump's white house no longer have a mayor of new york city.

>> meanwhile on the republican side that man adams defeated in the race in 2021, filed the paperwork to run again. his campaign will focus on violent crime, homelessness and affordability problems in the city. we will send it back to you. >> all three very big problems. i do not need to tell you that. yfor you know anyone who's lived in new york will tell you you've got to get the crime out of detriment effective the crime under control for from warren eric adams of the presidents legal challenges let's bring in the constitutional accountability senators president and former deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree. as well as we are pleased to be joined by the great elizabeth on set. i want to ask you at first, elizabeth because you and i had a chance to chat whenever her people suggest when i hear quick probe quote between the administration and eric adams i am a little careful because even though, yes there are some people have made that

suggestion. i do not see any evidence to support that. >> the concerns the big red flags were raised when people from the department of justice include the top prosecutor clerked for justice scalia resigned because they felt like the charges are being dropped. not because they became convinced they did not commit crimes or the evidence was not there. but rather because they wanted adams to help president trump's political agenda with respect to immigration enforcement. the d.o.j. the prosecutorial power should be used to pursue justice, not a political agenda breed that is really the concern. >> that is the concern and that concern extends let me share this get you and tom this is hakeem jeffries talking about this idea of more or less dropping charges to sue to the presidents goals. >> the situation is very disturbing. mayor adams has a responsibility to convince the people of new york city that he will be able

to continue to govern in a manner that puts their best interest first at all times. he is not simply taking orders from eight trump administration the department of justice. >> listen, i get it. mr. jeffries has to say these things it's politically expedient. i am not so sure his suggestion holds water. what do you think? quick to think what is going on here is adams has made clear he is supportive even before all the recent events. working constructively trump any administration on immigration for smith. i think where they got hot water was what was there some explicit agreement. some quid pro quo. there is no evidence that adams is simply taking orders from trump. my strong hunch is that justice he was supportive of trumps

immigration enforcement actions before all this broke, he will continue to be supportive of those efforts even after all this happened. i will say, one thing is not entirely thrilled about the way this went down is the fact that we seem to have lost several excellent top conservative prosecutors at the justice department. these are not liberals. these are strong conservatives. until my hope here is that which the administration gone about it in a slightly different way so we could both get strong immigration enforcement will also ensure we have good conservative prosecutors at the helm. kevin: fair enough. i get it. i also think especially when you talk to democrats they are going to say this is all about frantically trying to kiss up to the administration and the problem of course with that is that is legal consequences were that the case. let me get you, elizabeth on this, this is senator amy klobuchar. she says was listen, republican siding with doge are a danger to democracy you've heard that expression before they are also

claiming there's a constitutional crisis. your reaction to this from senator klobuchar? >> you know the constitution. you know they cannot just freeze these abounds. by the way a whole bunch republican appointed judges as well as democrat appointed judges have stood up and said this is illegal. it is unconstitutional. kevin: she says this is unconstitutional but i think in the separation of powers executive does have the right to decide when or even if some monies which have been allocated by congress can beat distributed or reviewed is that fair to say? >> there are a lot of problems with the doge and elon musk actions being taken. first of all, no one normally someone acting with the authority of elon musk goes through the constitutional process of being confirmed by the senate. we see that with other trump nominees to head cabot. he has not had that checks and balances approach applied to him. even though he's going to use

this very broad sweeping power. we've already seen challenges in thethe courts stopping some of e actions that would stop the congressional power of the purse as it was intended by the constitution from being respected. that means that when congress decides that money is going to be directed for specific purposes that it is directed to those purposes and lessers are really good reason for it and the president goes through the proper channels to do so. what this is about we want to make sure fundamental democratic principles and i mean that in the terms of the constitution and protections for the american people are being respected whether it's a separation of powers, checks and balances, congressional oversight. making sure the american people are protected from corruption from any source that is something americans of all stripes have generally supported. that's why a lot of the trump executive orders have been stopped in the courts these are not just liberal judges who

sought reagan appointees and birthright citizenship order wasn't blatantly unconstitutional that was his quote. so we will see. kevin: we are out of time but i want to give you yay or nay i'll get you to weigh in beginning with tom and i know that on fort fair to make it simple as a gay ornate does the president have a case on birthright citizenship? and might that change? >> i think he has a case. i think he's going to lose in the lower courts my suspicion is he will get a much warmer reception if and when this gets to the supreme court's of the united states which we know as a final arbiter. >> 10 seconds you? he has absolutely no case that's an easy question has been asked and answered no case at all but not in any court not the supreme court all the way down. kevin: they do not let me bet but i would love to take odds on this one. i have a feeling this with the price sheet thank you so much elizabethan tom for thank you so much. doge of the department of education are warming state education departments at federal

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>> if confirmed as secretary i will work with congress to reorient the department to hedge hashelping educators not controlling them. >> i would like it to be close immediately paid the department of education is a big con job. kevin: welcome back everybody 42 minutes now after the hour. new this week in the department of education warning state education apartments they could lose it federal funding if they don't drop dei policies. for a reaction to this the future of education apartment, let's bring in national education association president becky pringle. good to have you with us. this is such an important issue. i know, i know were almost a summer break.

were going to talk for the fall before you know it that's a lot of parents come a lot of teachers, a lot of educators who want to know where this is all going. i want to get your reaction to senator rick scott. he is talk about the department departmentof education. changes that need to be made and how this might ultimately provide to be more useful for our students. >> the department of education has been around has a quality education got up or down in the country? it is gone down for the rankings got up or down down? they have gone down. this is a state in a local issue. the federal government should get dhec completely out of the department of education and let the states handle education and let them all compete. kevin: this is a state issues as a senator, what say you? >> you know kevin, i taught middle school science for 31 years. and this is what i know. that any proposed cuts from the federal government impacts real students. i had a chance to talk to over

350 teachers and education support staff just this week from every state in this country. and what they said to me was we are scared. we are scared because we know the impact of real cuts. we know we will have booming class-size as we know students with disabilities will not have the services they need. but teachers all over this country are determined to work with the parents who are saying the same thing. federal cuts to education impacts real students in a way that will not be able to meet the needs of every students and provide them with what they deserve. >> oonly asking for and i want o drill down a little be bit of wt the senator said. which is, our rankings globally speaking have not gone up since the creation of the department of education for that is his thought, his suggestion.

secondarily his suggestion is, if we simply give the money back to the states they can do a better job with it directly. what do you think about that prospect? >> so first, kevin, the recent results actually told us what we have already known what they always tells the students who have more resources do better. there is a role for every level of this government. the federal government has a role to play that when we say every student will have resources, every student will have resources. especially those most vulnerable students. those with disabilities, those who come from low-income families paid the state has a role to play as well. and, the local municipalities, the school districts also have a role to play. for our public education system in this country to actually meet the needs of every student, every level of government has to

play their role. that is what our parents expect. that is what educators need to do the jobs they love. kevin: the whole of government approach i have heard ajit other educators say as much. is going to be an interesting conversation not just for the betterment of educators like yourself, but also for the betterment of the outcomes for the students whether you come from an affluent area or come from areas that have less like places where i grew up. becky pringle so much to talk about and certainly we are looking forward to having you back. thank you for your time today. >> thanks kevin. kevin: deadly flooding through tennessee and kentucky this weekend. have you seen the pictures? not good. we will take you there eve next. . yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) are my 5 morning alarms a metaphor

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and it welcome back to fox's life everyone. kevin cork here in washington. you are looking at air force one as a m makes a flyover over the great american-the daytona 500 president trump set to arrive any moment now where he is going to enjoy the race with the tens of thousands of fans who are they are both in the stands, in the infield and for the folks who are watching outside the actual raceway. he brought up your camper, you brought up your pickup, your

band, your car, it is a great time and it is a wonderful opportunity for the president to not only connect with the american voters but a chance to say congratulations to the racers who will be out there on the race for the great american race. the super bowl of nascar that you can see at 1:30 p.m. eastern check in with us we will keep you posted throughout the race. in the meantime pope francis is apologizing for missing sunday at mass at the vatican. the vatican canceling all of his weekend events as he continues treatment for a serious respiratory infection it a rome hospital. correspondent alex hogan standing by with the details for us from london. >> we just got an update the pope is in stable condition. we know he had a fever which passed yesterday. a spokesperson for the vatican also went on to say he had a second peaceful night at the hospital. today he spent the day alternating between reading and resting. and he slept well.

today in the written text the pope thanked doctors and healthcare workers for their care. he think the public for their affection and prayer. the 88-year-old was admitted to rome's hospital on friday after holding an audience at the vatican that morning. he had been battling a bronchitis for about a week and a respiratory issues since december. the pope apologize for missing todatodtodaytoday's sunday prios in st. peter's square. it was on wednesday during a general audience he asked a clergyman for help after reading a few lines explaining with his bronchitis he still can't. >> and now i apologize and ask thaskedthe master of ceremony to continue reading due to breathing difficulties. >> pope francis has faced a series of health issues part of one of his lungs was removed when he was 21 years old. he has been prone to lung infections two years ago in march of 2023 he was treated in the same hospital also for bronchitis and spent three nights there in june of that year he spent nine days in the

hospital for an abdominal hernia surgery the vatican says this time the pope is going to stay in the hospital as long as he needs and that doctors are prescribing as much rest as possible. see for a lot of people obsolete praying for the poncho throughout the world and obviously we are wishing him the very best in a speedy recovery. thank you so much. steve art meantime major storm impacting millions across the deep south this weekend with many folks in the region experiencing life-threatening flash flooding it is not a good situation. brandi campbell fox weathers on the ground in tennessee with the very latest there. >> hey kevin. here in clarksville yesterday they dealt with a heavy rain flood warnings and of course the result of it, you're saying it t right behind us. this home is flooded to the extent of where an elderly man had to be rescued by the police

and fire department just hours ago. you can see the vehicle in front and papartially submerged. this is what you will see across parts of tennessee going into kentucky. roads that are also submerged and blocked off to oncoming traffic to the left of this road you can see another home that appears to be at least halfway submerged. a neighbor who lives right across the street telling me there's actually a truck that is completely underwater giving perspective as to how dire the situation is some of the residents here. the city of clarksville right now asking residents to stay put to avoid these areas we've had a lot of people stopping by to take pictures where they want to make sure first responders do have accessibility to these areas we know the situation is still ongoing but just two hours west of us in tennessee we have a dm that has failed they are warning residents to get the higher ground.

north of us and kentucky there e have been several deaths as well this situation continues to unfold. back to you. >> i know you've seen this happen before and just for the folks who are traveling very quickly, be careful. these floods can happen almost an instant. >> exactly. they said last night this is the water behind us really started to rise neighbor here are telling me they have never seen it get this high. again this is due to flash flooding. but on top of this we are also dealing with the river at levels that are rising because of the runoff from the heavy rain. one oddity we're we are seeing t now it is starting to snow. it's been snowing all morning light flurries. some of these yards while you're seeing the flooding you can also see if we can quickly pan over to my rights, there's a white covered grass. there is a mix of whether impact is is a little odd for this area as unfortunately people are dealing with the dropping

temperatures here. back to you. kevin: branding thing to you much more ahead as we continue on "fox news live" the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. will join me live to talk about the state of the talks as a search for peace continues. i am kevin corke and this is "fox news live." sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need,

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