joe biden filibustered janice rodgers brown.il dick durbin filibustered janice rodgers brown. pat leahy filibustered janice rodgers brown. dianne feinstein's filibustered janice rodgers brown. now all the democrats who were celebrating putting the first african-american woman on the t supreme court has themselves to thank for that because it could have happened 20 years ago. in senate democrats way of doing things if a black woman or black man or a woman or man dares to disagree with orthodoxy they did not count. indeed it was not just janice rodgers brown. democrats filibustered miguel estrada to the d.c. cricket. miguel estrada was superb credentials criticized quote they should filibuster him quote because he is. mr. president this was before your time in my time in this body. here's what ted kennedy told us quote at den if i miguel estrada as especially dangerous because he is latino. that is racist which the democrats put in writing if you are black, if you are -- we will filibuster you and block you and that's what they did. and that's what democrats have done for three

joe biden filibustered janice rogers brown, dick durbin filibustered janice rogers brown. pat lahey filibustered janice rogers brown. diane feinstein filibustered janice rogers brown. so now all the democrats who are celebrating putting the first african-american woman on the supreme court have themselves to thank for that because it could have happened 20 years ago. but in senate democrats way of viewing things, if a black woman or black man or hispanic woman or hispanic man dare to disagree with leftist orthodoxy they do not count. indeed it was not just janice rogers brown, democrats also filibustered miguel estrada to the dc circuit, miguel estrada, an advocate with superb credentials, were criticized as ted kennedy wrote at the time in internal memos, quote, they should filibuster him, quote, because he is hispanic. mister president, this was before your time and my time in this body but there is what ted kennedy's staff told him, quote, identified miguel estrada as especially dangerous because he is latino. that is racist. which the democrats put in writing, if you a

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those are headlines, let's check in with janice dean. >> janice: happy friday, colder temperatures coldert will be lingering until it exits on the weekend and then we have a big storm behind this one, we are starting to talk about now, it will bring threat of severe storms and snow and blizzard conditions from the rockies through the plain states, big deal. sometimes it happens in april, it happens monday, tuesday and wednesday. severe threat on wednesday, some area hit hard by the tornados not going anywhere quickly on tuesday. that is a big deal. fox weather.comto get the latest details and we'll give you watchs and warnings as they come. we have high heat across california, we will set daytime high records, as well. fox weather.com, best thing that happened in a long time. >> carley: thank you, janice. florida deputies cut free a man trapped inside his burning car secretary seconds before the drivers seat engulfs in flames. one deputy at the scene, garrett parish joins us now. good morning, officer. >> how is it going? >> >> carley: we're doing well, thank you for everything you do and

janice, thank you. >> carley: love you, janice. >> todd: americans say record inflation is number onethat is another topic. it is about to get worse, companies are saying it is time to raise prices to match cost. cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: i am holding off on putting weather complaints into janice's weather complaint envelope. inflation worked 40-year highs, americans are feeling it everywhere and companies are reporting first quarter earnings and many, whether mcdonald's, american airlines, coca-cola, telling investors we are and have to raise prices. new poll shows inflation is number one concern for americans. despite economic crisis, president biden shifting to classrooms, say whenning kids are in school, kids don't belong to parents, defending teachers instead. parents reacting last hour. >> need president to understand families need to put food on the table and fill up the car. >> the president came in on platform of bringing the country together, he did sort of succeed, unified the country around oshg posing his policy. >> cheryl: billions allocated to safely open schoo

janice, dan, competition among the afghan community here in his new home. his story is well received. it hello. hi. hey, i'm huh. so do you guys design or no leaders? wow. that i'm from of gone a sign. we build d on lee fashion agency in afghanistan, right before the government collapse. my basic job as a fashion choreography, i have mothers go on the stage. so i thought maybe you both are models, was you are. thank you, back actresses in oh, you wonderful. so that blogs very my kid looks amazing. with these are all new experiences for hum ed, but he's clear about his goals. he wants to keep alive the new modern face of afghanistan, which seems to have disappeared under the taliban. i want the people off the world to know that ah, i've gone astonished, not just the place where a bomb blasts happen and we have a story to doubt and we contribute. no, that's the most important part of it. and i don't know how, how am i gonna put my part into it, but i feel i feel extremely happy and simultaneously i feel responsible and i, i wanna do great. i don't want, i wan

janice, one of people that i interviewed for the new book. i knew she knew god in a certain way, we talk about int in this book, everyone's journey is different. before we get to your david and goliath story tell me about the home you grew up in. >> a traditional home, i grew up in ottawa, canada. cold. >>> catholic up bringing. >> yes, i would be in christmas plays. my dad went through bankruptcies when i was 10 or 11 early teen years. >>> they were hard. >> we were doing well then not well. >>> it must have broken your heart. you remember times your mother was very sad. >> they did get divorced later on,. i always wished that they had maybe separated earlier in their life. maybe they could have found happiness, but i think they thought being together was helping the whole family unit. >>> you had no idea what was ahead of you what you left ottawa, you set out for big time in america. in the book, you knew that god loved you, he would take care of you. >> i didn't realize that until later in my life. i thought i just thought, i'm going to do

>> love brian kilmeade. >> janice: you too. >> we do. >> janice: fantastic.st. >> hi, brian. >> brian: janice, these are the streets of new york. >> janice: they love you. they really really love you. >> brian: real risk. you live on the edge. thank you very much. janice. >> janice: bye: new report shows blue states spending billions of relief dollars typically plement crt in the classrooms. our next guest broke that story and shares the shocking details. plus, u.s. economy just shrank 1.4%. don't say it's the fault of the president. the return of biden's blame game still ahead. ♪ ready to welcome you. let's go. stay safe. now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. first quarter of 2022. one former employee saying, quote: netflix recruited me seven months ago only to lay me and a bunch of other talent

janice rogers brown was nominated by president bush 43, to be on the dc circuit court of appeals, onef the premier courts like judge jackson was nominated to which he is from alabama, and the daughter and granddaughter ofhe sharecropper, going up in alabama during the jim crow era and she moved to california as a teenager and she wound up serving on the california supreme court. she was a single mother, raising children. in june of 2005, she was confirmed to the dc court, and 56 - 23 vote and that was after a filibuster broken against her and others. and she was nominated in 2003, and her nomination was stalled for two years and here's what senator schumer said, judge brown was the least worthy pick this president has made to the court based on her record and in 2005, one of the presence most ideological and extreme judicial nominees and into thousand 55, if the present since his nominee like janice roger brown believes that the new deal was a triumph would be set aside and then senator biden said about janice rogers brown, not only did he investor her, he said, i can assure you that

and senior meteorologist janice dean has our fox weather forecast. >> janice: how's it going?in the northeast, doesn't it? it will be cool next couple days. current temperatures, 25 in fargo, 40 in chicago. 53 in new york. we'll get there, we have frost and freeze advisories in place for the areas until wednesday and we'll dip below freezing overnight and into the morning hours. we'll get temperatures up over the next couple days, especially for central u.s. northern plane, the places remain cool until friday and you can see the snow flurries across the great lakes up toward new england. we have a front charging the east coast and along that front and could see potential for thunderstorms from south texas up to the northeast, not talking about severe weather, could see isolated storms and flooding. fire weather danger for nebraska, kansas, toward colorado. we will see elevated to critical fire danger from the texas panhandle toward oklahoma and there is the forecast today, warm for the southeast, as well as florida and the southern planes. still very cold relatively speaking f

janice dean, where physically are you? >> janice: in the back.re i used to do, we don't have enough cameras to show. hi, joe. current temperatures, cold air across the great lakes. 28 in fargo, we've been stuck in this trough that is continuing to bring this cold weather, record-setting low temperatures, frost and freeze alert across midwest toward mid-atlantic, potential record lows today. 18 in minnesota, 20 in parts of wisconsin. these are not spring-time temperatures at all. unfortunately, we will see that air continue to be cold across regions of the northern tier and toward the northeast. plane states, bump temperatures up. northern tier is quite cold and we're seeing potential for snow flurries, as well, across great lakes toward interior northeast, measurable snow for lower great lakes, it is not fun, i apologize. here is forecast highs across the south, feeling like spring and summertime heat for el paso, 90. 77 in atlanta. 54 in new york and dealing with the fire danger across the plane states, keep that in mind. all right. do we have o

. >> todd: janice dean is tracking the weather. >> janice: it is crazy, week after week, severe stormsstorm is blasting the west, plains, northern rockies and upper midwest. across the west, 15 to 30 degrees below average, ahead of this storm system, we are getting warmer air. the snow is flying, upward of two or three feet and snow in isolated area and severe risk from texas up toward the upper midwest and across the mississippi river valley today and tomorrow, it stalling the front. storm after storm on top of the same areas that got hit over the last four weeks anden this the winter part of the storm system. could see two to three feet of snow, winter storm warning and blizzard warning in effect. blowing snow will make travel difficult, if not impossible. snow map, eight to 12 inches, some areas could get upward of two to three feet. timing through thursday, a long duration event. montana through north dakota and 50 mile per hour winds and two peat of snow. crazy. fox weather.com, never been a greater time to have a weather app. it's been crazy. >> janice: or a weather friend. love

hey, janice. >> janice: yeah, we have got rain here in the northeast.temperatures. then we have this area of low pressure that's still bringing snow for the upper midwest and the great lakes. the trailing cold front is bringing the potential for severe storms from the mid-atlantic down towards florida. can you see that shield of rain that's going to come on in to new york city in the next hour or so. there is your future track. we will see that snow is as far as south as the appalachians and very heavy rain for parts of the northeast and new england over the next couple of hours. keep that in mind because it's going to cause some travel issues for sure. speaking of snow, here it is across the upper midwest and parts of the great lakes 6 to 1f michigan. rain forecast 1 to three inches short period of time parts of new jersey up along new york and pennsylvania. there is the severe storm threat. okay? so large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes will be possible. know how to get your watches and warnings. meanwhile it is really hot out west in califor

now, let's check in with janice dean who is also a mama. it >> janice: it is cold. in fargo. it is if you like me is right around the corner. if you live across the south, you definitely have some warmer temperatures and potential for severe storms in the next couple of days. there is the snow by the way for me and parts of great lakes. it's terrible. for the next couple of days, we are watching this is to move into the central u.s. they will bring potential for heavy rainfall. there is the wrist today. it's friday that we see all of those ingredients coming together for perhaps the severe weather outbreak. fox whether or not, as you covered. we have all your watches and warnings and we will be tracking that friday into the weekend. it's sunny out and there is the bright side of the story. if you lanco have a ♪ ♪ so with you after they show. [laughter] >> ainsley: we have about an hour until we both have to be somewhere. okay, i will meet you there. give me about 10 minutes, 15 minutes. still ahead, miami's soccer league is teaming up with david beckham to build a b

>> yes. >> janice: nibble you want to say hi to real quick. >> yes, everybody. >> janice: spring, texasat's going to move in and the potential for a blizzard for parts of the northern plains. this is going to start to develop today it's going to last for tuesday and wednesday. some of the same areas that have been hard hit with severe storms the past four weeks so today is exception to the rule going to last. not only damaging winds and tornadoes heavy rainfall. heavy snow, we could see one to two feet of snow and those blizzard conditions. so we'll keep you up to date on fox weather.com. you want to say hi to steve, ainsley and brian? we'll just wait. >> hi. >> janice: just steve. hi, steve. >> steve: that's enough. all right. good morning. welcome to new york city. be careful. all right. a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, president biden's sister is defending her nephew hunter says he is a victim. you will hear more about that coming up. and put a face to the familiar voice leading the play-by-play fox sports major league baseball coverage. >> pitch tonight. this t

joining us to discuss the policy is the vice president janice lee. thank you for joining us today. i know this is big news. i want to confirm that this is effective immediately, right? >> that is correct. the bart board passed unanimously an extension of the mask mandate through a change of the customer code of conduct. it is temporary so the date is set through july 18, per nash for a couple of months. >> people are pretty divided on mask mandates but this board bill was unanimous. are you surprised by that? >> i have to say that i'm a bit surprised because we were watching the state department, what the department of health was doing. what these different public transit agencies across the state would be. bart is not the first agency to move forward with this. l.a. metro, the county department has continued the mask mandate. bart is definitely taking a leadership role in the bay area and i'm really proud of that. i'm glad this is the direction we are moving forward. >> we will see if other transit agencies join you. what was the reason you voted yes? why did you think it was nece

janice rogers brown was nominated by president bush 43 to be on the d.c.ircuit court of appeals, one of the premier appellate courts, like judge jackson was nominated to. she is from alabama. she was the bar and granddaughter of sharecroppers growing up in alabama during the jim crow era. .. she wound up serving on the california supreme court. she is a single mother raising children. in june 2005, she was confirmed to the d.c. court in a 56-43 vote. that was after the gang of 14 broke a filibuster by my democratic colleagues against her and others. she was >> she was nominated in 2003 and her nomination was stalled for two years. here is what senator schumer said. judge brown was the least worthy pick this president made for the appellate court based on her record. senator durbin, one of the president's most ideological and extreme judicial nominees. 2005, if the president sends us a nominee like janice roberts brown who believes the new deal was the triumph socialist revolution, there would be a fight. here is what senator biden, then senator biden said

amazing janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. >> carley: welcome back. >> janice: hi, especially you, joey. i love you, i love you, i love you, this is first time joey and i have worked together on the 5 a.m. shift. wildfire warnings continue. 13 active wildfires and 66,000 acres burned and fire weather outlook continue for parts of the southwest to the texas panhandle and toward oklahoma and that is ongoing because we have a drought situation that expands for the west into the plane states. wildfire danger continues. we have a front marching through the mississippi river valley and central u.s. behind it, colder than average temperatures for northern planes and midwest stretching to the great lakes. we have active storms pushing toward the plane states and great lakes and severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for south texas in toward parts of arkansas, where we have heavy flooding going on. flash flood watches and warnings posted throughout the day and watches from texas to oklahoma toward arkansas and missouri today. there is your severe storm threat, risk for flooding and ha

janice rogers brown was nominated to be on the d.c. circuit court of appeals, one of the premier appellate courts, like judge jackson was nominated to. she is from bam. she was the daughter and granddaughter of sharecroppers, growing up in many about a bam during the -- growing up in alabama during the jim crow era. she wound up serving on the california supreme court. she is a single mother raising children. in june 2005, she was confirmed to the d.c. court in a 56-43 vote. that was after the gang of 14 broke a filibuster by my democratic colleagues against her and others. she was nominated in 2003, and her nomination was stalled for two years. here's what senator schumer said. judge brown was the least worthy pick that president hazard made for the appellate court. that's based on her record. 2005, if the president sends up a nominee who like janice rogers brown believes that the new deal was the triumph of the socialist revolution, there will be a fight. here's what then-senator biden said. not only did he filibuster her. he said, i

janice dean. >> janice: it is time for fox weather to happen, been active in terms of severe storms anding snow for montana. pony, montana, 47 inches of snow is a record for this time of year and that cold air is going to remain in place, more snow on the way. this pattern set up cooler air, the warmer air and we have a ridge of high pressure blocking things, so the front is stalled out and we have seen days of severe weather in the same region. severe threat will start to move across the east coast bringing hail, damaging winds and isolated torn other than to -- tornados. we could see hail and isolated tornados. that will move through the east coast. cold enough for snow for the mountains of california and northern plains. snow still to come, several inches and could see a foot in the rockies. incredible this time of year. there are temperatures, i will tell you, in new york, 70s today and ridge of high pressure blocking us from the really nasty storms bringing warm air up to the northeast. enjoy. >> todd: when we walked in today, ah. >> janice: it felt like spring, i know. >> carley:

. >> todd: here is the fox weather forecast, janice dean, i was in florida, there were delays. >> janiceust weather delays, staffing issues, big deal with the airlines and getting into a big break. i'm off next week, supposed to be traveling, we'll keep you posted. we'll have travel delays today, tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. we have a big winter storm affecting the rockies, the west and moving to the northwest is going to give us threat for severe storms today, we're seeing the risk for strong to severe storms in parts of missouri, moving intoil and i will that area of low pressure moves into the plain states behind it, feet of snow. ir will show you that, ahead of it, the front will stall and bring multi days of severe weather, large hail, winds, tornados for this area of the country which we call tornado alley this time of year, that is typically where we see the worst of the weather and lingers through mississippi river valley. that is big deal on the cold side of the storm. hello winter storm watch, if you can believe it, late season winter storm. feet of snow for parts of the c

senior meteorologist janice dean has the report. >> janice: very active last few weeks and in the samernado damage. today we'll look at temperatures, very cold behind the system for parts of rockies and northern plains great lakes, we have storms this morning. spinning counter clock wise motion in the upper midwest and the front will sweep offshore of the east coast. we have risk of severe thunderstorms and flash flooding, we have a flash flood watch in effect for parts of the atlanta area. severe storm threat from central florida to the mid-atlantic, could see hail, and isolated tornados, we will get next batch of rain in the northeast and things will start to settle down as we get into the weekend. take a look at the rain forecast coming within the next 24 hours, the new york city in long island, three to five inches of rain in a short period of time could cause flooding. snow across upper midwest and great lakes, they get snow in this area, it is a little bit annoying for some people. here is the forecast today, los angeles 93 today, we'll hit records for this area, heat advisory in

. >> todd: janice dean has the fox weather forecast, not looking good. >> janice: this is the third week storm systems have affected the south and southeast, mid-atlantic and northeast. very active time, you can see the radar, we have rain moving across the ohio valley, more moving up toward the northeast and another round later on today. there is severe threat for the southeast parts of florida toward the mid-atlantic. looking at hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall and tornados again today. there is future track, you can see the storms bubble up in the afternoon into the overnight hours for the southeast. let's go to the northeast, we have the rainfall impacting us right now, behind it, 6-12 inches of snow for parts of the great lakes and upper midwest. we'll be done with this first round and thursday and friday, the next round of inclimate weather impacting the i-95 corridor, especially trying to get to work or home, listen to the local forecast warnings. there is the forecast today. warm across the south. we're still below average across the northeast and have been for a while now. h

so it shows everything that has to do when janice havins trevor, linda o massa was in the 8 at the time striped units of fell to the bosnian serb forces. she remembers desperately trying to escape from the time to the nearby un headquarters where dutch peacekeepers were supposed to offer protection to the towns inhabitants. what i remember is that just running towards this place from 7 lisa to screams the terror. ah, and the fear in everybody's eyes i was little cell so i couldn't run so so fast and you know, there was commotion. you could see river of people just going in the same direction . so you just tried not to lose each one of your family members and my mother, she said, i cannot hold you. so take my clothes and don't like go. however, having reached the un base worst was to come. the commanding officer simply handed over the balls next refugees to rush, came lad h. the head of the bosnian serbs who at once started separating the men from the women. more than 8000 bows nick, men and boys were systematically murdered. the women and some children were sent away on buses. we left t

more nice show you that there with this here to get going to be on a copy of the quote as will be janice, keep pack how more of the sugar immune copy your hand in school. back of all the crimes committed during the balls near war. and the one which people hear especially fearful of seeing repeated this roeburn. it's a masochist enzymes. this is the st. roeburn. it's a memorial, a museum tells the story. you can see there the photos that show what was the daily life in the enclave of serbian. and so when it was the clear you and safe area and also shows the scale of genocide, it shows that the mass grave, the excavation of mass graves. so it shows everything that has to do with genocide in strever lindsa o massa was any age at the time stripped units of fell to the bosnian serb forces. she remembers desperately trying to escape from the town to the nearby un headquarters where dutch peacekeepers were supposed to offer protection to the towns inhabitants. what i remember is that just running towards this place from 7 lisa to screams the terror. ah, and the fear in everybody's eyes i was li

janice? >> janice: another day of severe storms.n plains and upper midwest and along this front we are starting to see those storms fire not only for the mississippi river valley but up across the upper midwest as well. here is the severe storm threat as we get into the afternoon and evening into the overnight. selling can't risk for all of these big cities here have a way to get your watches and warnings, fox weather.com will keep you up to date throughout the day today and even into the overnight. tornado risk very likely for some of these areas like little rock and memphis and tupelo indianapolis down towards jackson, mississippi, this is going to be a big deal. we could see very destructive tornadoes this afternoon. you can see the it future radar as things start to bubble up. that's dangerous people aren't paying as close attention. know a weather radio will help you out as well overnight. then the cold side of the storm. fleet of snow and blizzard conditions for parts of the northern plains. we will keep you up to date. again,

nbc janice is in beijing. janice, what is the latest?own yet, but it feels like one in beijing. schools, gyms, and movie theaters are closed. there is no dining in restaurants. millions are undergoing multiple rounds of mass testing. >> the testing in beijing. 20 million people and less than 300 cases reported. >> three rounds of mass testing at sites like this is set up across the city. there is growing anxiety here that a lockdown could be coming, triggering panic buying, at one point, shelves were stripped bare, despite government assurances that they have enough of food. we are flayed of being locked out says a delivery man. they're also skeptic over a chaos of shortages and shanghai. the long down there ended its fourth week. half the city is allowed out of the homes with tough restrictions. apartment buildings are still in a full lockdown with barricades of metal fencing. they are keeping residents captive. disinfection teams are hosing down the streets and people. government sensors are working to keep videos of what is happening

and the most important one is ja janice, resume who we hope one day to see in front of a tribunal. by lo is accused of crimes against humanity and murdering to people the request of job a allegedly work to the driver for the jugglers, a death squad. the underpinned janae's 22 year reign by silencing his critics. and he is the 1st ledge member of the gang to go on trial and gleason, as the oddest, we welcome the fact that germany has now taken the 1st step. there are other proceedings around the world. there is a procedure in switzerland and one in the u. s, in particular, we hope that this will give a boost to justice effort in the gambia, and that those responsible there will also be brought to justice jobs regime was notorious the crushing to send 3 murder disappearances, torture, rape and castration. his successor, adam, a barrow, set up a south african dial truth and reconciliation commission to prove allegations of abuse. it lo is being tried under the principle of universal jurisdiction, allowing a foreign country to prosecute crimes against humanity, regardless of where they

workers to work to teach range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of on networks janice on al jazeera. take your seat. you'll see now the bad book you'll complete the the world cup package today. mm. court says he dissolved parliament illegally and a new confidence faith must go ahead. chattering, racial and gender barriers in the us. get on g brown. jackson is set to become the 1st black female justice on the u. s. supreme court. ah, the area just looking forwards as well. there's something else. it's happening to more in just a few hours. actually the 1st friday pres over, i'm a done, and that usually will mean, and that's expected to mean tens of thousands of people wanting to go and pray at the alexa mosque and these ravia for that. so we'll have to see in the coming hours, if they now reversed that decision and increase security and decrease the amount of access of people to get to alex and most of what sort of repercussions that could bring. and how old is of this attack affect these rainy government? ukraine's government is racing to evacuate civilians from the ea

janice rogers brown, dianne feinstein filibustered janice rogers brown. so now all the democrats who are celebrating putting the first african-american woman on the supreme court have themselves to thank for that because it could have happened 20 years ago. but in the senate democrats' way of viewing things, if a black woman or a black man or an hispanic woman or hispanic man dare to disagree with leftist orthodoxy, they do not count. indeed, it was not just janice rogers brown, democrats filibustered miguel estrada. he is an advocate with superb credentials were criticized as the staff for tend kennedy wrote at the time in internal memos, they should filibuster him, quote, because he is hispanic. mr. president, this was before your time and my time in this body. but here's what ted kennedy's staff told him. they told him, identified miguel estrada as especially dangerous because he is latino. that is racist, which the democrats put in writing, if you're black, if you're hispanic, we will target you, we will filibuster you, we will block you, and that's w

janice is inside because it's raining outside. >> janice: very grateful and so is my hair because it going to move. in we got 6 to 12 inches of snow that's falling across portions of the upper midwest and the great lakes. heavy rainfall through thursday, that's this storm system and the next one. we could get 3 to 5 inches of heavy rain around the new york city area and that's going to cause flash flooding. down south that's where we will see the next round of severe storms, hail, damaging winds, tornadoes again this afternoon into the overnight hours. know how to get those watches and warnings. there are going to be watches and warnings especially this afternoon and in the overnight. not to mention hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, heavy rainfall in these areas as well. fox weather.com. download your app. and you will get the very latest in the watches and warnings as they come in live. back to you, steve. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: coming up. this sunday is palm sunday. joel osteen is going to join us live with his easter message. plus, it was a small do

>> janice: yes, i know, right?in the next hour. okay? so stay with us. i d want to talk about severe storms. heavy rain in the area around the new york city region thankfully it's not coming down right now. but it could. i will be inside this weather beast getting protection, i think. also, of the potential for severe storms today for parts of the south, the southern plains, up towards the midwest and then across the mississippi river valley. unfortunately this area has seen severe weather for several weeks and then carley also mentioned that winter storm. this is an historic winter storm with heavy snow upwards of 3 feet. >> we have cold air and widespread. so two of these things we are going to be talking about today, the winter storm, the severe weather. one more thing this weather beast. okay? so stay tuned. steve doocy have you ever seen such a thing. >> steve: a beast is the name of joe biden's car. >> janice: i don't know that we are taking it away from him. >> steve: a weather beast and potus beast. >> jani

and i'm janice hodson. i'm the museum curator here for the librarian museum. i'm alan price director here at the library and museum and we're delighted to welcome you to a virtual tour of first children caroline and john jr. in the white house. welcome. i hope you'll enjoy it with us. so janice, obviously, we're in an area here showing a lot of different magazine covers. can you tell us a little bit about what this part of the exhibit is? well this deals with how the media fed the public fascination with the children and you know, it's what feeds what, you know, the public were interested they were young kids in the white house there hadn't been one young kids in the white house since the early 20th century and the media played into that and you can see you know, this sick a sampling of magazine covers from the time period and wanted it to run the gamut of things like newsweek. which would be considered, you know an informed, you know periodical to more tabloidy type of things like motion picture, you know, how long can they hide the truth from caroline? you k

thanks for joining us, see you tomorrow 6789 >> todd: janice dean is here with the fox weather forecastee you, how are we look something likes like lightning. >> janice: severe storms, couple days worth. strong storms, including tornados last week and the week before. parts of texas, louisiana, alabama, deep south and southeast and we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect rights now for northern louisiana to arkansas and a lot of lightning with the storms. tornado watch in effect until 11 a.m. local time for eastern portions of louisiana through mississippi. conditions are favorable for tornado, way to get watches and warnings ongoing today across the gulf coast in to the south east, including florida and midatlantic today and then we have the tornado risk, as we zoom into the area across alabama and georgia, potential for eft-2 plus tornados, that is a big deal. know what to do, we will see those throughout the day today. wednesday, we will see the risk for severe storms for parts of the southeast up to the appalachians and mid-tiktok and heavy rain, we didn't talk about that, ha

janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: look at you forecasting next week's weather.orm system will bring blizzard conditions and severe weather, what a time to download foxweather.com. we have so much happening. 30s across rockies and northern plains, it is still cool over the northeast, breaking record in terms of heat for california. this area of low pressure is lingering, bringing inclement weather and rain from the northeast to the ohio valley and great lakes, that will linger for the next day or so, sweeps the northeast and all eyes will be over the plain states, we'll see blizzard conditions for parts of the plains and that severe threat again for the same areas that have been hit really hard. here is our early week, severe weather set up, we have abundant gulf moisture. this is monday and tuesday. on the backside of the system, snow, and lots of it and blowing snow. we'll talk about that next week. the forecast today, los angeles, 95, fire weather danger, we don't talk about the gusty winds and dry conditions and critical near the plain states and warm tempera

we'll toss over to senior meteorologist janice dean about what to expect for today. >> janice: did youw many flights were cancelled over the weekend? crazy. thousands of flights. i think it was combination of weather and other things going on with the aviation industry. 22 in fargo, 40 in new york, 68 in dallas. we have another round of severe storms today, tomorrow and next day. i think we are missing a frame and seeing the flash. another storm system in the northwest. the area of concern will be texas up through oklahoma and across louisiana, mississippi, like the same thing we saw last week and the week before. almost identical weather patterns week after week, bringing severe storms to areas across southern plains and mississippi river valley. future cast. a lot of stormy weather in the overnight hours. tomorrow we go across mississippi, alabama, georgia, up toward carolinas and on wednesday, wider spread toward mid-atlantic and southeast. multiple days of severe weather and heavy rainfall, we can't forget about that. could cause flash flooding on wednesday, that is coming up to th

because all those mines and civil janice have been killed that week. which i difficult situation to try and try and verify something that. ready is causing a lot of stress and my lowering pregnancy for the most thought hadn't seen images of this kind of damage in this kind of civilian lives in the early a week of the war that people dying and variable because of obsolete and basically kind of until the shelling of visits where it was kind of tough to killing the church, and that's something that people haven't and that's holding a whole lot of a lot of consternation among people who now 2nd to double use nick connelly. nick, thank you so much for your reporting. we can now speak to ashleen reedy, she's a senior senior, legal advisor at human rights watch. welcome to the w. so we just heard from our correspondent about the reports of civilian killings in boucher ukraine's president . let him is the lens. he has said that to russia's actions amount to genocide. is he right? i think it's far too early at this stage to to talk about genocide. it's obviousl

janice dean out in new york city where it's a little chilly but at least it's sunny. >> janice: it'sern tier of the country. that's where we are going to see some snow today and the next few days as we have a couple of systems that are going to visit us across the mid-atlantic and northeast on wednesday. and then one behind it so very active weather pattern here. the chance of severe storms for texas through louisiana and mississippi today, we could see hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. that tuesday spreads across the deep south in towards the southeast. and then on wednesday. even wider for parts of the ohio and the tennessee river valley and then up towards, again, parts of the mid-atlantic and the northeast wednesday and thursday. so, bottom line is we have been very active in terms of severe weather. not only the tornado threat but heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding through the next couple of days. on the cold side of that storm feet of snow. so the bottom line it's very active. have a way to know where your watches and warnings are going to be. fox weather.com is the be

janice, mckeesport, pennsylvania. are you willing to put a mask back on, if mandated? caller: yes, sir, i am. it has been about six months, seven months since i have had a heart attack, and i was late in getting the covid -- well, i had the first shot. and my children are against the masks. and i have mixed feelings about that. and i'm willing to put it back on again to protect myself. but i think it is more of a deeper problem across the united states and it would go to the risk factor that the person has, as well as the community, and the professions that the people have, like our nurses, our ems, you know. i would be more than welcome to tell them to protect themselves and to put that mask back on. although if you are a daughter of the american revolution or a son of liberty, a trucker, it is going to be a different story. host: have you been avoiding crowds replaces where people are maskless? host: yes, i have. my sister and i, we do our shopping, and we usually wear a mask. but then i suddenly got away from that because there was so much hoopla on both sides that

i don't know when it's going to change. >> ainsley: come on inside, janice. >> janice: i will my friend's hearing next. your rheumatologist about rinvoq relief. rinvoq. make it your mission. learn how abbvie could help you save on rivnoq. >> brian: supreme court now weighing arguments in the case of a high school football coach who lost his job for praying at games. >> it is a form ever pressure. we're worried that the students will feel he gets to put me into a football game or not. he gets to, you know, give me an a in math class, or not. >> if the coach, instead of taking a knee for prayer, took a knee during the national anthem because of moral opposition to racism, how would your school district respond? >> brian: interesting question, right? "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain joins us how. how do you think day one went? >> i think it went well for the coach, coach kennedy who has been taking a knee at the end of the game in prayer and subsequently joined by students. i think it went well. i think there are several new justices, brian new as in the last several years who are

well my line goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places to go with i call that janice are joe biden says russia maximums in ukraine look like genocide as the u. s. prepared to send more weapons to keep the battle for the ukrainian city of matthew, paul is entering a decisive stage with russia deploying more troops. some estimates of $21000.00 civilians killed ah.

because my democratic colleagues back into thousand five filibustered for two years, 2003 to 2005, janice rogers brown, a supreme court justice from the state of california that was pitched -- picked by president bush. one level below the supreme court. when it got to be possible for her to be on the supreme court as a possibility, then senator biden said she would be filibustered. senator durbin, senator schumer all filibustered her and told this body that if you picked her, she is likely to be filibustered. that is why judge jackson is the first african-american nominee to come before this body to be on the supreme court because she made it that way. when you had a chance to support an african-american conservative, you used her ideology against her. blocked her from being considered by this committee. and we are supposed to be like trained seals over here clapping when you appoint a liberal. that is not going to work. we live in america today where your ideology is held against you if you are a conservative. and when you are a liberal, we are supposed to embrace everything about you an