hello, janice. >> janice: real quick forecast because i know you are counting on good weather for theo be in the 50's. 45 right now. a cold front sweeping the nation. we could see the potential for stronger storms for texas in towards new orleans. the gulf coast. that's where we have that red shaded area. and then the potential for stronger storms, including tornadoes. we will watch for that and the rest of today's forecast looks pretty good. here in new york city we will hold off those clouds and showers until later today. the parade will be spectacular. all right, my friends. you are from county mayo in ireland with the fire service and i'm going to start with you, my friend. you are going to introduce yourself. >> hi, janice, patrick mcmahon and i'm a firefighter with the county mayo fire service and i'm over here as a team of 17 march in the parade alongside the fdny. >> janice: i love. that is this your first time. >> it is indeed, yes. >> janice: how long have you been with the fire service? >> 21 years. >> janice: just a baby all right my friend and to you is this your first ye

patrick's day, senior meteorologist janice dean has special guests with her. >> janice: unbelievablen new york, great. temperatures in the 50s. clouds, but no rain for the st. patrick's day parade. michael, tell me what you are doing here and who you are with? >> suffolk county pipe and drum band. >> janice: how long you been playing? >> 38 years. >> janice: your son plays drums? >> yes, hi -- and callie. >> janice: tell me what you are doing here? >> we are from new york city and also in miami florida and mississippi, we are delighted to be here today and marching in the new york city st. patrick's day parade. we are marching with our own banner, whoo. >> janice: give this man a show on fox nation. do you play that accordion? >> yes, been dancing since i was four and a half and playing the accordion since i was seven. >> janice: it is st. patrick's day, take it away, boys. ♪ ♪ >> steve: beautifully done. very, very nice. more with the dancers, right now down to savannah, georgia. tom shillue is having breakfast with friends, maybe a famous friend will stop by. >> that is right. grea

: janice, tell our friends out there it happened again overnight, janice. >> brian: what happened?ade got better looking. >> brian: ha ha. >> janice: very true brian kilmeade got better looking overnight. >> ainsley: my dad used to take my friends in front of the mirror, look, it happened again. i got better looking. >> janice: it gets better every day. >> brian: thank you very much. ainsley. i owe you an interruption. remind me. thanks, everybody. let's talk serious stuff now. all eyes are on china as the communist country plans to increase defense spending by $16 billion this year amid growing concerns of an invasion on taiwan. florida congressman carlos gimenez is a member of the house armed services committee and the select committee on china. how concerned should would he be, congressman? >> we should be very concerned. china has certain plans. they want to be the dominant economic and military power in the world by 2049 and this just shows you that they are accelerating their efforts. yeah, we should be very concerned about it. >> brian: where are they getting this money from

. >> steve: janice dean joins us. it is a nice day outside. >> janice: a beautiful day.with me, who is your name? >> peggy harvard. >> janice: is this your first trip to new york? >> much. >> janice: you are famous on tv. are you sisters? >> that is my mother-in-law. >> janice: beautiful, my friend. >> she is taking me on vacation. >> maureen and bob. >> janice: michigan fans? what happens if they win today? >> if they win the 16, they go to the elite eight. >> janice: good luck. quick check on the forecast, it is beautiful in new york. that is the main thing, tornado report outside of los angeles yesterday. first time tornado in l.a. county since 2021 in september. quick look at the forecast for today and tomorrow. severe storms for southern plains and mississippi valley. foxweather.com. say hi. >> hi. >> hi, guys. >> steve: good morning. >> you're great. >> good morning. >> good luck michigan state. >> steve: thanks for introducing us to them. tiktok ceo will testify in about an hour, our next guest is a computer science expert warning china is weaponizing the app to s

. >> janice: not bad.steve, ainsley and brian. thanks for getting up with us. >> thank you very much, janice dean. and the weather outside not too bad today? >> not too bad at all. >> steve: moving on. the senate trial against gwyneth paltrow now underway in a courtroom. the actress is being sued for $300,000 after she allegedly collided with another skier a couple of years ago, leaving him unconscious. at one of the country's most exclusive ski resorts in 2016. >> she knew that skiing that way, looking somewhere else, blind m.r.i.ly skiing down a mountain by looking up and to the side was reckless. >> let me suggest that that sword is being used to defend a meritless claim. that she somehow left him, an unconscious man. i can tell you we believe it to be utter b.s. >> well, gwyneth paltrow along with her husband and children are expected to take the stand. could be today. joining us now trial return rebecca rose woodland, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so she allegedly crashed into this o

>> janice: how many years have you been marching in the parade. >> this will be my 58th. >> janice: 58 yes. >> every single year. >> every single year. >> janice: thank you for your service, my friend. >> thank you. >> tell me about this wonderful band. >> the band was foundness 2006 and founded to honor the duty the band was formed to honor the performance of the ems personnel. >> janice: how important is it for you to be part of this. >> very important. i'm happy we are able to start it. i played in other pipe bands before i came here and be able to start our own pipe band is a very police dog big accomplishment and graphing they elected me as president and band manager. >> >> janice: thank you for your service and are we going to hear a selection? >> whenever you are ready. >> janice: are you guys ready? all right. let's do it. let's take it away. [commands] ♪ [bagpipes] ♪ ♪ [bagpipes] ♪ ♪ [bagpipes] ♪ ♪ [bagpipes] >> brian: they are great. >> ainsley: isn't that beautiful? >> steve: very nice. puts you in the mood for saint patrick's. >> brian: finally got great weather. i think th

. >> ainsley: i will send it to janice. >> janice: we should do a brady bunch thing. >> ainsley: takeaway, janice. >> what is your name? >> sharon. >> jack. >> what are you doing in new york? >> enjoying it and wanted to come to fox and see you this morning. >> janice: i love it, thank you for making my morning, friends. beautiful morning, temperatures in the 40s. temperatures in the 70s in miami, cold across the west, bringing rain and mountain snow, a lot of people are sick of the mountain snow in the west. quick one pushing into the northeast, we could see snow in new york city. that will happen overnight into tuesday. here is your forecast, 51. 78 in el paso, 48 in seattle. 87 in miami and snow still to come across the west, pushing across the northern plains in the next couple days. speaking of warm temperatures, record warmth down to florida over the next few days. say hi to ainsley. >> hello, ainsley, we are fox patriots from ohio. >> janice: thanks for visiting us. do i get a hug? >> ainsley: thank you. minnesota court is forcing to allow transgender women to compete against b

. >> janice: it's turning into fall, right?me back from over there. beautiful. if you want to go to australia. you go in march. that's the time to go. a bit warm. a bit cooler than the summer. it's a beautiful time of year to go there. >> janice: if anyone needs a weather forecaster in melbourne, australia i'm going to recommend you. >> okay. >> janice: take a look at new york, because it is chilly. we are at 33 right now. it's 28 in chicago. 6 in fargo. where is spring in we do have the potential for stronger storms this weekend, actually friday into saturday. can you see that storm moving through the plain states. we have got another one behind it. we are in the severe weather season. already above average in terms of tornadoes. and this is the threat for friday, okay? so know where you are going to get your watches and warnings. all right? you like steve, ainsley and brian? >> yes. i enjoy the program a lot. >> janice: isn't he amazing? >> ainsley: nicely done. >> steve: good day. mighty fine. thank you. >> ainsley: his name

good morning, janice. >> janice: i would like to try one of those airstreamers.what's your name? >> joel,. >> broo. >> sarah. >> what are you here. >> here to see gutfeld a little bit later. >> janice: you know that's later on. what are you going it do in between. >> lunch. >> janice: can i come? >> absolutely residence january what's your name, sir? >> pete. >> where are from you. >> fort wayne, indiana. >> do you want to say hi to anybody at home. >> my wife jody. >> she watching right now. >> i don't know if she is but my love of 30 years. >> janice: congratulations. so nice. take a look at the maps. you said you from new jersey. do you know we have some snow coming? here are the temperatures across the midwest. we do have a couple storm systems one across the west we are going to talk about the midwest. this system is going to move on through and we are going to see some snow for the interior sections of the northeast as well as blizzard conditions for the northern plains. then the west. this is a big, big story. we have got extreme flood watches in effect al

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. >> janice: you are going to have sparkles on your tongue steve doocy. >> steve: delicious. >> janicet the weather. feel like spring. first full day of spring is today above average here for the south. up towards the northeast. we will take it because it has been cold for the last couple of weeks. see the potential for severe weather starting wednesday into thursday and friday when it really ramps up across the plain states, across the mississippi river valley, large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes will be possible. our next big storm system impacting california again today. coastal rain and mountain snow, inches of rain along the coast here and then feet of snow yet again wednesday, thursday. and then this storm system is the one that is going to move into the plain states bringing not only severe weather but see some snow for parts of the northern plains, upper midwest where it's still winter time but the rest of the country feeling like spring. all right, steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: ashley is going to give you some of that. >> janice: what is this? >> steve: kenny had a bit

i mean it is this politicking, janice. i mean could it be as something as simple as paula taking or is it another way? is it that, you know, she wants to be seen with zelinski, like you know, p r optics, that kind of thing? you're, you're catching the truth here. i said the, we cannot all are on the flat but, but there are some alterations and explanations. just in the day before a song, not surprisingly went to p of. there was again, another part, the scandal from her night life life and dodging with the guys and. and the pictures came out from his from her party life. and though it immediately next day, when these, this condo started in, freeland, she appeared to give, do, to show herself together with the zelinski. so we can see that she was avoiding a big scandal, which again, you flew up, you know, all these, these out. the scandals have come up back years many times about her drinking about her parting using drugs and not these kind of stuff. and now she went to kia, but did he went there in the very wrong moment? i

janice, thanks for coming on during this break and use her naughty international. you know, already the kremlin has branded the attackers in the brianna region as terrorists in your experience, in your perspective, would you agree on us, on that assessment, and can you expand in any way? oh, certainly. well this because of us, we see that these attacks are happening due to see really a location is that there is no military targets. we see school children, families targeted that of course, when it, when it's a way to enforce, you're always, you all were another nation and people then it's gotten terrorism when it's not a war of military or inflict related when the target is not military. of course, then it's totally something else than awaiting the war, and according to the own, what we understand as a normal conference situation. there was many hospitals including this. all, i would note the locations where decent acts are happening now. yes. what about? i mean, you would just mentioning this along the border there, as we understand that there are no military facil

janice loves to gamble. >> janice: no. >> brian: how much money have you lost. >> janice: no.ce: i'm angry now. i don't want to do the weather. >> brian: please do the weather. >> janice: take a look where we got 40 inches of snow across new england and upstate new york. holy moly the forecast came true but here in new york city we didn't get anything. my kids are still mad at me. 35 right now in new york. we have got warmer temperatures moving in ahead of a cold front that's going to bring the potential for severe storms. look at that 24-hour temperature change. things go back down as this cold front advances bringing the threat of heavy rainfall, large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes as well. and then the northern side of this is going to bring measurable snow especially for areas like michigan, the up of michigan where you could get upwards of a foot or more. there is your saint patrick's day outlook for the eastern third of the country looks like a wet one. snow across the upper midwest and even towards the southwest. so, just keep that in mind if you are are going to the

>> becaus i can. >> janice dickerson, how can i -- janice dickinson!you're dead. >> the next american top model is not a plus-sized model, i'm sorry. >> i wasn't cruel. >> you don't think so? >> i don't think i was cruel at all. 100%. i was correct. >> so you stand by everything you said? >> i do. if i hurt anyone's feelings, and even the viewers' feelings, for watching something like this take place, then i apologize for that. because i'm not in the business to hurt anyone or make enemies or make people feel bad. that's not who i am as a person. >> you look back at "america's next top model," and it's easy to say, oh, it was problematic, it's not woke. in 2003, we did not have the word "woke." we didn't really have that language. so we weren't able to sort of pinpoint the problems inherent in the series in the way that we are now. >> reporter: in a statement to "impact," ken michele bachmann in part told us, "when tyra and i created america's next top model in 2001, we wanted to use the series as a tool for positive change. tyra and i had one goal in

caleb, ava and america. >> janice: nicely done.cades there. >> it doesn't seem to stop this year. >> janice: take a look at it because there is nor snow on the way. i'm sorry about this. winter has arrived in minnesota and it's not going anywhere. the temperatures are cold in the 30's but it feels like in the 20's and then we have this first storm system that's going to bring more snow to minnesota and the northern plains and the great lakes. and then we have the heavy rain across the south. so we watch this area of low pressure, another system moving into the west coast. it has been epic. they call this an atmospheric river meaning it's like a fire hose with all of this rain and mountain snow for california. and some of that energy travels across country. look at the heavy rain for coastal, california and the snow and then my friends we are going to be talking about a nor'easter on monday for the northeast. so as you can see. we have a lot to, you know, develop here. we are going to certainly track the latest details and give you

hello, janice. >> janice: i have got my friends with me. what's your name. >> i'm deanna. >> and? river of the east. north carolina. >> janice: very nice. is that ainsley country? >> maybe. she is south carolina, right? >> janice: that's right. thank you for coming. are you enjoying new york so far. >> first time. >> i thought you were sisters. are you having fun? >> yes. love it. i have enjoyed every bit of it. >> say hi to everybody on "fox & friends." >> janice: i wish i could warm it up a little bit more like north carolina. but here are -- well, here is what is happening across the country. we have the potential for heavy rainfall across portions of the plain states and there are your highs 47 for new york. cold air across the west is going to bring the potential for snow and then across the west coast, that's where we have heavy rain and flooding in the forecast for the next couple of days. we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for your latest details. you want to say hi to ainsley. >> hi, ainsley. >> ainsley: hello my friends. >> i love all of you. i watch you all th

>> steve: janice dean has got the homework and always scanning the skies for the weather and joins usou have got some friends out there. >> i do have some friends. i will talk to them right now. what's your name. >> steve. >> where are you from. >> destin, florida. >> janice: do you want to say hi to anybody. >> my wonderful wife donna. >> where are you from. >> tom cheney. >> where are you from. >> gainesville, texas. >> janice: going to see hannity tonight, right? >> yes. >> janice: we have a big storm system moving into the west and this the slateddest heavy rain and mountain snow they call this a bomb cyclone because it strengthed very rapidly within 24 hours. that's going to mean more heavy rain, more flooding rainfall and looks like feet of snow for this area. the storm track is going to move a little bit more to the northwest over the next day or so but we do have a storm developing across the southwest, part of that energy from the west is going to spring the poo tenned for stronger storms thursday and friday. here is the spring start to the stormy season for parts of the plai

. >> janice: will you be my v.p. >> brian: it depends on what your platform is. >> janice: i don't thinkrtificate. >> janice: that i can cover. what are your names. >> jenna,. >> ava. >> where are you from. >> north carolina. >> do you want to say hi to anybody at home. >> my grandparents and misnicole. >> sharely. >> where are you from. >> pennsylvania. >> i want to say hi to my lily and my mom. hi, mom. good morning, good morning, very good. let's take a look at the maps because it's not too bad a day here in new york city. the sun has come out. still a little chilly. we did have some snow earlier on but that has moved out of the way. the next storm system is going to move into the plain states. we could see the potential for heavy rain for the mississippi river valley and north of that area of low pressure. that's where we are going to see the snow. we could see measurable snow for the northern plains and upper midwest. flash flooding is going to be a big concern and several rounds of rain and snow unfortunately as this energy comes out of the west. the same systems that are impacting

. >> brian: check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. hey, janice. >> janice: good morning.y today. take a look at it. the radar will show you the story as we have this cold front and area of low pressure across the ohio valley. flash flooding is a big concern right now for little rock all the way up towards paducah where seller inches in a short period of time will cause flash flooding and then the tornado threat until 2:00 p.m. for the nashville area. of course if you do down towards huntsville and greensville, that is going to continue this afternoon with the severe storm threat moving eastward. large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible be alert and have way to get warnings. upstate new england, new york city will be mainly a rain event and it's going to come, you know, on the rush hour. just be aware of that as well. snow forecast some areas in the mountain also get 12 to 18 inches. great for the skiers, the other big story is the west where we're going to see more rain and mountain snow. several rounds of rain and mountain snow as we go through the weeke

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good morning, janice. >> janice: yes, take a look at it. we did have a tornado watch in effect.old air behind this system, cold enough for snow across the west and the great lakes and the northeast as that storm continues to move eastward and there are the storm reports yesterday. six reports of tornadoes. we are going to seat risk today as well across the mississippi and ohio river valley and then we have those wind gusts and the hail. there is the tornado watch until 8 a.m. local time louisiana up towards tennessee. and then those storms are going to continue to move eastward. we do have the risk for flash flooding in and around the little rock area. up towards paducah, kentucky. heavy rain in the next couple of hours could cause flash flooding. there is your severe storm threat today for friday. we have got that very likely bulls eye for parts of tennessee, kentucky, georgia, and alabama. and there's the future track. so this area of low pressure across the ohio valley, great lakes going to be cold enough for snow for some of these areas. we will not get snow in the new york

check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning. lelots to talk about.across the northern plains and by the way still very cold across the northern tier of the country in towards the northeast. setting things up for a wintry weekend into early next week. so we have got two storms. one in the west. one across the upper midwest and the great lakes. blizzard warnings for the northern plains. and then we also have winter weather advisories stretching towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. this is our first round the storms, our first round of snow for the northeast. new york, you actually could get a little bit of snow on the tail end of this on saturday. and then the west coast, epic amounts of rain and snow, especially today. it's very rare to see an extreme flash flood threat for this region. so, a lot of rain in the forecast, which is ultimately a great news. we are really putting a dent in the drought. but it's going to cause flash flooding and rock slides and mud slides. people are urged to pay attention to local weather forecast. here is our nor'

hey, janice. >> janice: check the forecast and i want to introduce my friends in arkansas.ned we have a tornado warn storm in and around the dallas-fort worth area. this is a severe thunderstorm warning but at any point we could see some rotation. i am a little concerned mere. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of texas and up towards oklahoma. that's going to extend into portions of the mississippi river valley today. so that significant threat, that's where we are concerned with large several tornadoes will be expected here and you have to have a way to get your watches and warnings. heavy rain in the forecast as well. flash flooding will be a concern and then that area of low pressure is going to come up towards the great lakes and northeast cold enough for snow in some of these areas. say it ain't snow. the west coast, we have the potential for more rain and snow in the forecast. so we'll keep you up to date. i know my friends are from arkansas. what's your name? >> stacy. >> and star la. >> courtney. >> first trip to new york. >> my second trip. >>

let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice?stating weekend. there is no way to put it except that. and look at the damage. 300 miles between reports. one of those tornadoes that hit mississippi the hardest was on the ground for an hour. so here are the reports. we had 11 reports of tornadoes march 24th to march 25th and, again, one of those large tornadoes traveled at least 100 miles and on the ground for an hour. let's advance these maps and i will show you look at this rolling fork, mississippi, this sr. the worst damage occurred. beautiful scenery here and nothing. completely leveled. homes destroyed, trees toppled and water town down. ef-4 is what they're categorizing this tornado, 166, 200 miles per hour. extreme damage. and the national weather service is going to be out there again today assessing the damage from the other tornadoes there is the forecast. the next couple of days really good for, you know, rebuilding or starting that. and then we get more severe storms on friday and saturday. i just want to take a look at

hey, janice. >> janice: take a look at it.ther in the forecast this week and we had an earlier tornado-warned storm for central georgia. that has been lifted in its wake a severe thunderstorm warning meaning we could lee large hail, damaging winds and certainly the potential for flash flooding. tornado watch now posted though for parts of alabama and georgia until 11:00 a.m., meaning that conditions are favorable for tornadoes and then you mentioned the flash flood threat. several inches of rain in a short period of time is going to cause a problem. houston to columbia with a bulls eye here for parts of georgia where we had that tornado watch in effect. thursday and friday look at this another bulls eye for more severe weather including, perhaps, another tornado outbreak. this is from this weekend where we had the devastating deadly tornadoes through mississippi and alabama and this area that we're concerned with is going to roll on to top of those regions completely destroyed by ef. ef-4tornado. tracker over mississippi over

. ♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone.nor'easter across the northeast here on 48th and 6th. kind of, i don't know, like rain, snow, we could get a mixture of both of them. not expecting more than an inch in the city but north and west of here we are getting socked. let's take a look at some of the snowfall totals already. holy moly 20 inches in parts of massachusetts and this thing hasn't even gotten its act together. we are see the potential for 30 inches of snow especially for the mountains of upstate new york and new england. things will start to crank up. wind gusts in excels of 25 miles per hour. especially for the cape and the islands there for new england. look at that 29 mile-per-hour winds in boston, new york 24 miles per hour. so you know you are going to see some cancellations at the airport. power outages with all of that heavy snow. we are definitely going to see widespread power outages and there is the future track. this area of low pressure is with us for the next 24 to 46 36 hours. snow still to come. part

hi, j.d. >> janice: take a look at the maps and introduce my friends.e a severe thunderstorm warning for dallas, texas, just south of that area. and a watch until 7:00 a.m. and then one that moves into 9:00 a.m. into the dallas and oklahoma area. there is your severe storm threat today across the mississippi river valley. have a way to get those watches and warnings because we could actually see tornadoes. all right. my friends, where are you from what's your name. >> francine, cincinnati, ohio. >> i'm plaidy from from minnesota. >> scott from cincinnati, ohio. >> grand grawferred louisville, kentucky. >> janice: you had a big game last night. >> nic from kansas. >> janice: overtime and you are going to the playoffs. >> elite 8. >> well, congratulations, my friend. over to you. pete? i know pete is in new jersey and you are hoping for a wins a well? and ainsley and brian? >> pete: exactly. >> pete: thank you, j.d. princeton is hoping to be like k-state the elite 8 for sure and win. that's exactly what it is. that's why we are here live from the yankee d

. >> janice: good morning, it is opening day, get to the weather to talk about the forecast in just aond. potential for stronger storms. it is cold in the northeast, the cold front moved through and we have potential for large hail, damaging winds, tornados, not only today, but friday. this area of low pressure comes out of the rockies and associated cold front moves in to warm, unstable air. friday's look, multi day threat for states, isolated storms bringing strong storms to oklahoma and texas and stretching to the great lakes. here is the bullseye, significant threat in pink shaded areas, the red shaded spots are where we think the ingredients come together including life-threatening tornados. this is friday, know what to do if you get a watch or warning. we have devastating tornados over the weekend, some same areas could get hit. be prepared. another storm system develops on sunday, monday, tuesday, affecting the same areas, heavy rain could cause issues. mlb opening day, pick your place here. we have atlanta, everyone looks good on this map except it is cold in the northeast. th

(uplifting music) >> janice: good morning, everyone. did you get snow yesterday?todd: yes. >> janice: todd said yes, so did ashley. the forecast was correct for new england. in new york city, we didn't get snow totals we were expecting, but yes, over a footer. the footer club in northern new york up toward maine. we got over 12 inches, i thought the forecast was correct. in new york city, we didn't get anything, i had to apologize to my kids. over the next couple of days, next round will bring potential for volatile weather across the southern plains. march storm, it is march 1 today, yes indeed, severe threat for texas up toward the tennessee river valley toward ohio river valley and tomorrow we actually have a significant risk meaning all the ingredients come together for tornados, could have life-threatening weather happening on thursday for texas, oklahoma, arkansas, louisiana, across the mississippi river valley, heavy rainfall will be a big risk as the storm system moves northward across the great lakes and mixture of that into saturday, measurable snow nort

to fox news meteorologist janice dean tracking the latest. >> janice: 11 confirmed tornados march 24th and 25th. zooming in to where we had the deadliest tornado rolling fork was ef-4. up to ef-5 on the rating system we look at. then look at the before and after of rolling fork. unbelievable, right? just completely destroyed. we're unfortunately bringing you damage throughout the day today as people start to pick up the pieces. power outages in central mississippi, forecast looks good for the recovery and clean up. we have potential for stronger storms today, storm damage in louisiana, again, mississippi, alabama and georgia, several tornado warned storms. flash flood warning south of the atlanta area and potential for storms to move toward southeast and mid-atlantic. today likely threat again for portions of georgia in to south carolina and then as we get into thursday, you heard alexandria mention the severe weather season. another threat for areas across the southernin plas and look at friday moving across the mississippi river valley again. this is a devastating situation for a lot

meanwhile, janice is outside.anice: yes, there was. we had a quick-moving storm we talked about on "fox & friends" if you were listening yesterday. it's out of here. kind of wet on the pavement. take a look at the maps. show you what is happening. cold air for the northern tier of the country. that stays in place. warm air for the south and in between is where we have this pathway for these storm systems to develop across the west. moving into the plain states. parts of the midwest and great lakes will receive snow. meanwhile we're going to see heavy rain for the mississippi river valley over the next couple of days and that's going to mean the potential for flash flooding tuesday, wednesday and thursday for the south and the central u.s. and then the snow threat for the northern tier across the great lakes and the midwest where we could get over a foot of snow over the next couple of days and that's going to be the weather pattern as we head into the weekend. the west is going to get socked with more rain and mou

>> janice: good morning, lawrence, it is a beautiful day. it is cold.a storm bringing a foot of snow to new york city. temperatures are cold in the northeast, as well as the rockies toward the northern plains, we have a storm system that will develop today and bring three days of risk of severe storms, including tornados, especially tomorrow, where we have risk, bullseye over texas, louisiana and oklahoma, same areas hit hard by tornados earlier this week and toward great lakes and northeast. we think new york city will be -- we could see plowable snow. here is severe threat, i'm concerned for today and tomorrow, thursday, where we have pink shaded area, that bolt of tornado, could have large life-threatening weather, foxweather.com, will keep you updated and could cause flash flooding. watch that move toward northeast and give you the latest. over to you, lawrence. >> lawrence: no snow? >> janice: no snow for you. >> lawrence: a police officer goes above and beyond for a pregnant door dasher in a tough spot, they join us. let's check in with dana perin

hi, janice. >> janice: love that story going above and beyond the call of duty. where it's still cold. still cold across the northeast and west. very warm over the south and those warm temperatures are going to fuel a multi-day severe weather outbreak. it's march 1st, can you believe it. low coming out of the rockies, moving into the plain states. we will see the potential for hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall and tornadoes especially on thursday. and then that's going to transition into snow storm for parts of the great lakes and the northeast. we could see some measurable ice and that's going to cause problems. but the big threat for severe storms will be tomorrow. that's not to say you should let your guard down today or friday. definitely pay attention to your local weather forecast and weather.com. fox weather.com. we will keep you up to date. here is your forecast today. that storm comes out of the southwest and moves into the plain states. some of the areas that were hit hard by the severe weather earlier this week and your highs today, you can see wher

check in with our chief meteorologist janice dean for forecast. >> really cold out there today. >> janicea cold front move through last night and what it does is brings the temperatures down to freezing. let's take a look at what we're dealing with in new york. 31, feels colder than that 28 in chicago. see where we have got that cold air. the next cold front is going to move through and we're going to see the potential for stronger storms yet again. there's the severe storm threat. that is our biggest headline on fox weather.com. happening on friday. we could see the potential for life-threatening weather, including tornadoes. a multi-severe weather threat for central states. mostly friday. we will see a little bit of it on thursday. and widespread risk for tornadoes. there is our next storm system that arrives on the weekend to the west. and brings another shot at severe weather on wednesday. that cold front is going to move across the east coast. the bottom line is we are getting into severe weather season very active. we are already above average in terms of tornadoes and we saw the de

let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast.uary j. >> janice: first official long day of spring yesterday because it came at 5:24. today we will enjoy the first official full day of spring. let's take a look at the temperatures because we are going to go up across the eastern u.s. as wells the southeast. we have freeze advisories in place for places like atlanta, georgia up towards raleigh where it's in the 20s in some of these areas. again, looking at rebound this he can would. here are your temperatures. your forecast highs for today through wednesday and thursday. and see what happens. you get red on the map. so, late spring, almost summer-like temperatures for the southern u.s. and that means if we have a storm system that moves that these warmer temperatures that means the potential for stronger storms which is what is going to happen especially wednesday, thursday and friday. so we have a stormy start to spring for the southern u.s. hail, damaging winds and potential for tornadoes. we will continue to track that with fox

. >> janice: good morning, we have so much to talk about in the weather department.hern plains and the northeast and heavy rain for parts of the mississippi river valley over next couple days. now we have first round of snow and rain coming today and tomorrow another round getting into the weekend. here is forecast for friday and this weekend, heavy rain for the south, parts of the mississippi and tennessee river valley, flash flooding will be a concern, this is through sunday and another one next week. here is snow coming to the northeast on friday and saturday, friday afternoon, the drive home will be nasty and travel plans will be not great. this is friday through sunday, interior sections of the northeast will get bulk of the snow right now and then on monday, a nor'easter, we have to determine if this is too warm for a snow event along the i-95 corridor. this will cause problems on monday and tuesday. that is a tease, pay attention to foxweather.com, for the latest details. the west, more heavy rain and mountain snow, this is great news because it will put a den

janice dean has the fox weather forecast. tornado in socal?nice: they have had weather in coastal california and they are dealing with avalanche threats in sierra, nevada. we'll calm things down for california and move that storm track toward the northwest and look at all of the snow that is going to move inland across the mountains toward the rockies and northern plains in the upper midwest and the warmer side of the storm will bring risk for severe storms including tornados today and friday. there is low pressure from the rockies toward the plain states and today, especially in the afternoon and evening, we have daytime heating and will see that low move slowly eastward with friday. heavy rainfall is the risk, so flooding is certainly possible. severe storm threat, significant threat here for parts of louisiana, arkansas, toward mississippi. we have the risk from texas up toward ohio and tennessee river valley on friday and heavy rainfall, couple inches in short period will cause risk for flash flooding. we have flash flood threat friday thr

. >> janice: we are back with a fox weather alert, parts of the south bracing for severe storms afterweekend. 26 confirmed dead after the tornados. >> brian: more tornados in georgia as they brace for more weather. >> will: turn to janice dean for the latest on the severe weather. >> janice: severe storms in the forecast this week. 11 confirmed tornados, from the 24th to the 25th and deadliest one, most powerful is rolling fork with ef-4 rating. on the scale, it is 166 to 200 mile per hour winds. look at this, going from populated with trees and houses and water towers to devastation. it is just really incredible, hard to believe a lot of folks need our prayers. more severe storm in the forecast thursday and friday and severe storms happening for parts much alabama to georgia, tornado watch in effect, favorable for tornados. foxweather.com, to keep you posted. over to you. >> will: to ashley now. >> ashley: florida plastic surgeon roman was arrested and charged this weekend for the murder of an attorney who represented his former employer in a lawsuit. the body of steven coatsy has no

the senior meteorologist janice dean with a fox weather forecast.rning, janice. >> happy friday, a severe weather and storm for both coasts. here is that threat today, the tornado reports for parts of texas to louisiana from a large table, damaging winds that you reported with a tornado watch 8:00 a.m. local time from's central louisiana to kentucky and tennessee. so, this is the risk. we could see the tornadoes as well as the heavy rain which is happening right now. flood warnings in effect around little rock area to paducah, kentucky. several inches of rain in a short period of time. severe storm threat with the bull's-eye for parts of mississippi and towards alabama and georgia will up towards louisville, kentucky. a volatile situation today as that line of thunderstorms eastward, flood of alerts from arkansas to ohio. the rain still to come, several are also seen flooding imminent for parts of the midsouth peer there is a future track. the strong area of low pressure coming up towards the great lakes. behind it, hold enough for snow and accumula

janice verifax. make sure you stay with us for that talk the law will. the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. are we in the midst of a new banking crisis? the collapse of the silicon valley bank in early march, threatened to destabilize major banks in switzerland and in germany shivering fears of a wider downturn like the one that led to the great recession of 2007, 2008. while at this point, the crisis seems to have been somewhat contained. is this a sign of a broader structural problem? in what lessons if any, have been learned since the great recession? i last the world renowned economist and former greek finance minister, this week's headliner, janice fairfax ah, dennis verifax, thank you so much for joining us in upfront. it's my pleasure. the abrupt collapse of the tech lending firm, silicon valley bank has had a

just as if they one issue is being foisted as a pretext to bring the co holt janice peaceful device by any means necessary including violent conflict, dis, irresponsible policies and then getting humanity focused really on the mutual struggle. both countries are having against western una polarity, and that's what sir gay love rav meant when he said that bilateral relations between these countries were developing under modern conditions. now of course, defense co operation is essential to achieving that, as well as to protect regional stability and contradiction to the west's attempts to keep this region and chaos. now, i was also able to ask a question to the richer and foreign minister about recent comments made by u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin, who claimed that the rhetoric government had committed war crimes. in response. he said that that was an outright lie. let me take this opportunity, tori, a fair me and it just principally position on the ukraine. pretext a pretext that has said the 2nd phase in ukraine and needs as people for the deposit, quote quote, for the de pu

i'm from where your city in janice, going to the mediterranean sea. however, artifacts are precious stones. they were precious pieces of art that were just i guess we are going to stand the colonial men mentality was that? well, we're, we're in control, we've got guns. we can say what we want to know on is that to say otherwise and, and in that time, in the last say, 150 years before the continent to independence there's, there's a lot of stuff taken again with almost with impunity, but the color diamond was little bit more complicated the map, but essentially you'd have to argue that it was kind of the same way nobody, kellen and diamond eventually end up in the united kingdom. they decided the, the then now minority governments inside that goes out to give it, to the british government. believe it or not, to heal the wounds of the anglo boy war. which ended the turn of the century. but this is in 19 o 7 as i right. when you think about it, i mean, your country is devastated by warm and you're giving somebody to somebody else to deal with the victors

senior meteorologist janice dean joins us now at the fox guest.ally getting it to mess up new england. >> absolutely we are able to support the micro-of close to two feet of snow and have a brave fellow from atlanta what is your name question march >> craig mckenzie. >> what do they have the weather far? >> is just wonderful. >> are you lying question mike >> yes. >> last mike baker being here. we seeing a bit of snow flurry activity it is 35 right now on the backside of this week is certainly some snow flurries but we are not talking about measurable amounts in new york city. like steve mentioned over a foot or more in the mountains which is why we have this power outage forecast already reports of power outages in parts of new england. that's the future in the next 24 hours bringing with it not only the snow but very gusty winds, 40-50 maybe even 60 miles an hour and there is the snow to come to give a flights later on today, sir? >> i'm sorry? >> do you have a flight? >> no, tomorrow. where there will be windy, right? >> it will be windy, i wil

welcome janice. it's been almost a decade since the crimean referendum took place. how would you sum up what the last 9 years have been like for the people in the peninsula? no, of course, here from the dorm, that's where i've been living bust 8 years. we sincerely are grateful that the people of crimea didn't have to go through everything of what we have gone through here in dorm. but in donna's grandmother, ask region to referendum there. and the 1st steps of the russian federation saved of that region from the terrible civil war. what then was sheer after and, and of course we are all happy for the, the rightness and go the steps what to cry me and people did. and, and we, we all celebrated with them while the $957.00, c, i, a report on ukraine drew clear lines across the country, showing the different sentiment in each region. and that what they felt port moscow . so they knew about crimea strong support for their russian unification back then why do you think they found the referendum results to be so unbelievable? no. don't the political game or the media narr

had matessa al jazeera janice smith. now the city of amsterdam is launching an online campaign warning. young british men to stay away if that just looking for drink and drugs, the dodge city wants to tackle so called nuisance terrorism. the boats targeting 18 to 35 year old men from the united kingdom appear when specific terms a search for online and highlight the consequences of anti social behavior. critic say the campaign is based on stereotypes is about mosque is the tourism strategist in amsterdam. she says the campaign could backfire. i think the, the bridge has their reputation in answered him. because a lot of young brits, i'm some is a feel like a safety with a lot of freedom. it has an identity to to have a free experience and it's an open, an open city. but of course the brits are known to celebrate their step parties or to go and pop patrol. so that's why i think the british, our target for this contain, i don't seem to contain really fits with the identity of the city because m t m is known as for her free

hi, janice. >> janice: good morning, ashley. take a look at the maps.cold air across the western half of the country. here in new york it feels chilly not minus 9 like it is in fargo. 18 in billings. part of that cold air is a reason we will have set up this week for severe storms. take a look at showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. a front moving over the great lakes that could bring some snow squalls, a fast-moving snow storm that sometimes just lasts for a minute or two but it can cause a lot of problems on the road so very concerned later this afternoon into the overnight for parts of the northeast and then that severe storm threat for friday. large hail, damaging winds and we could have another around to outbreak heavy rain along the coast of california and more snow in the forecast fox weather.com. we will keep you all up to date with all the weather stories that i have been talking about this morning. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: we know you will: one texas woman tackles $70,000 in debt after using a trendy cash stuffing method an

hey, thank you very much for coming on janice. always good to see you, my friend. what do you think about this? the, the cabinet spokes person was the pest golf, saying the journalist was caught red handed. what do you think has actually happened? no, no, we see that russia is hello boosting h o e information d for assistance. and i have been working since 2015 to 2018 in dorm, the international bridge center. and our, and i was the director of these institutions. we are, that was exactly to control. and to operate with the foreign journalists, you really don't was in regards to people republic and to do make or what the foreign correspondents are doing. and aren't they following? they're working class and what was to walk working plan of the so correspondence and what was the motivation behind that? that is the real question here. and what we see here is that what was a great problem since 2014 forward in don't. but it's the problem now for whole russia, russia really needs now this information d for systems saw that or kind of misunderstandings or criminal activi

. >> time for the weather with janice dean. >> janice: i wanted to hear more from the cat. >> steve:a cutie cat. >> janice: i love when that happens on live television. take a look at the maps. colder in the plains than the northeast. a front push across the great lakes. you see it there on the radar. and in the northeast next 12 hours. snow squalls. quick burst of wintry weather snow could cause problems on the roads potential for strong storms later on this week friday where we have bulls eye for severe weather. include tornado outbreak. days in advance. know where you will get the watches and warnings. fox weather.com will have all of your latest details. all right, steve doocy, no cats here. over to you. >> steve: that could have been a catastrophe. all right. j.d., thank you. coming up you, former nba star enes kanter freedom calling foul after getting banned from chinese owned tiktok. fox business correspondent gerri willis on the chinese spy concerns coming up next.in ♪ g! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate voice) poligrip power

had matessa al jazeera janice with homes or yourself, has been officially sworn in and scotlands 1st minister. he was elected leader of the scottish national party. earlier this week, following the shock resignation of his predecessor nicholas sturgeon last month, use of is the fast british asian and muslim to leave the country. now 1000 leaders in the tech industry of signed a lesson calling for a pause on the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems, tesla and space outs founded. ellen musk is one of the secretary, is on that letter, saying that technology poses profound risks to society and humanity, and follows the release of before fashion of chat, g p, t and a i program that can understand images that right compute occurred and even engage in human like conversation, i spoke to crystal walker and technology and digital culture or thalia. he says concerns about a i should not be dismissed. we do have a, a relatively small but still quite vocal group of individuals who have long worried about this, that kind of the, i guess the digital cassandra is of the world to