janice dean is live with sarah huckabee sanders.> janice: good morning, governor, thank you for coming to the zoo this morning. >> good morning, thank you for coming to arkansas, glad to have you here. >> janice: this is my first trip to arkansas. they think the animals are going to be very excited. >> this will be interest ing science experiment you can track and look forward to hearing you track it back. >> janice: the weather has improved drastically. climb climb /* cli climatology said this was going to be a prime view. >> we called it in wanting the best weather for your first trip. weather looks great and people can have an amazing and enjoyable experience. >> janice: talk about the visitors, influx of people from all over the place. >> we have seen people coming in state parks with record numbers over the course of the last 24 hours. we hope people enjoy a few be minutes during the eclipse and all the things our state has to offer. >> janice: and watch the weather, we have storms tonight and tomorrow. what do you hope people

he was up early ready to go. >> janice: he was ready for his closeup.ok at the animals. >> that is right, what a great thing to do. come see the animals, we don't know what the animals might do, we're super curious. >> janice: is there a perfect location to witness the eclipse? >> yes, front entry and over by the elephants, it is wide open. >> janice: i get to see the elephant later. we are at the little rock zoo for the solar eclipse. is carley with you? >> todd: she is not, she is prepping for at eclipse at home getting herself mentally prepared. i'm curious to see what the animals are going to do. my kids were off the wall yesterday, animals could be, too. >> >> janice: animals and kids, never know what is going to happen. >> todd: never know what is going to happen at 12:00 eastern. attorney general merrick garland could face contempt charges. michael waltz is on deck. and lawrence jones will look at what is coming up, a lot of branding. >> lawrence: doj got ripped by a judge saying, you already sent someone to prison behind not listen being to cong

>> janice: yes. >> brian: is it going to get graupelly darker or rapidly get dark '. >> janice: wholevent will take several hours. if you are in that path of total eclipse some proximate result eclipse. only time can you take those special glasses off you have to be in that very narrow path. if you are in a partial eclipse area. you cannot take your glasses off. so just keep that in mind. as you heard with dr. siegel, it will damage your eyes. >> ainsley: i remember being a child and being so worried i was going to burn a hole? my retina if we just looked up so we just had the glasses on. >> lawrence: janice do we need sunscreen? i'm serious, you know? >> janice: yes, if you are out in the sun. if you are out in the sun during the total eclipse, you should wear sunscreen. your special eclipse glasses and make sure you are covered up in sunscreen. >> lawrence: there is no healing agents in the sun at this time to smooth wrinkles out or anything like that. >> brian: nothing like that. >> guy: i'm so white i wear it indoors, actually. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> brian: couple thing

we all have our janice. janice dean, do you have your glasses? >> janice: special glass.un glasses. can you hurt your eyes. take it from me. >> brian: we will get back to you. >> lawrence: tell the animals i say hello. >> brian: exactly. meanwhile, safety is the concern for many when it comes to viewing the eclipse. >> ainsley: experts are recommending that people do wear those eclipse glass. get them at local stores, libraries, science centers same day delivery or make your own, actually. >> lawrence: you can also make your own using for the solar eclipse projectedder using a serial box and aluminum foil. >> guy: travel is a concern. warns of high traffic flow before and after the eclipse. >> this huge influx of visitors, especially in some of the remote parts of our state, truly you need to expect extended traffic delays. so, pack your patience along with snacks and water and make sure you have a full tank of gas. >> expecting intense traffic on at least 30 interstates ahead of the big even >> brian: bring cheez-its. >> ainsley: bring a snack. >> brian: get the boxes wi

>> janice: hi, brian. >> brian: don't be nervous. i have you on camera. >> janice: oh my goodness. is this going to go on all your social media? >> brian: all of it and everybody follows me. >> janice: i know they do at kilmeade, right? >> brian: right. >> janice: also have your own website at brian kilmeade.com. >> brian: keep going. >> janice: looking at the potential for showers and thunderstorms in the augusta area. all this moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico and the atlantic. we had a flash flood emergency earlier on poor the panhandle of florida. several severe thunderstorm warnings for southern georgia and then another batch of rain moving in. so here's the forecast for the next couple of hours. through the morning. the afternoon you are still going to have a chance at some rain but i think the best part of the day will be in the afternoon. so they will probably delay it, i'm assuming. i don't do the weather forecast for the augusta region. but we are potentially going to see, you know, some delays in that region as well as the potential for severe weather for par

not supposed to have that lag, that brain fog. >> steve: janice, good job. >> janice: thank you. >> steveced on the "new york post" spike in google searches for my eyes hurt after the solar eclipse peak. >> ainsley: some people were saying that. >> steve: there eyes are in their head. >> ainsley: psychosomatic. >> brian: that's what i think. >> ainsley: wish the best with the news. if i mess up i will hand it over be ready. >> brian: you got it. >> ainsley: happening today the parents of convicted high school shooter ethan crumbley will be sentenced today in a michigan courtroom. both the parents were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter earlier this year and each of them could face up to 15 years in prison. they would be the first parents in the u.s. to be held criminally responsible for a mass shooting per pet yalted by their child. their son, ethan, is currently serving a life sentence without parole. we have a live report coming up on this story. country music singer morgan wallen flashing a grin in his new mugshot after he was arrested for hurling that chair off the roof of a nas

>> our elephants did some -- >> carley: that was janice dean on monday, this is janice dean on tuesday experienced trumpeting and monkeys and everything else. tell us about it. jason l >> janice: it was pretty amazing. i was excited about it. everyone was there. there was emoegszemotion. we don't have control of the universe, it was pretty cool. i'm in downtown little rock in the old state capitol, this is a museum and we get to be here during "fox and friends first" and "fox and friends." we are inside because it is pouring rain. that is another angle of this solar eclipse. we had potential severe weather in texas and arkansas. it is happening today. take a look at the map, severe weather next couple days. we are just on the edge of it here and you see showers and thunderstorms popping up from texas up to the tennessee river valley and ohio valley and severe storm threat is going to be multi-day event. we could see large destructive, dangerous tornados in texas toward louisiana. large hail threat, damaging wind threat and that is ongoing next several days. getting out of the south wil

>> janice: do you want to do the weather. >> okay.age as cold front travels south and east. it's even cold enough to snow across the northern rockies. here in new york city we have a rain in the forecast and cooler temperatures but in florida, they will set record highs. back to you. >> janice: yeah, that was amazing. you were amazing. is this what you want to do when you get out of school. >> hopefully we'll see. >> janice: is this what you want to do. >> be in front sports broadcasting. >> janice: okay fox sports you heard it here first. she was amazing wasn't she? >> steve: thank you very much, sam, for all your help. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: meanwhile, president biden heading back to pennsylvania today, heading to philly aiming to sell bidenomics. the message he got yesterday wasn't received well. [chanting hey hey ho ho bidenomics has got to go] >> steve: yep, this as nearly half of the keystone state voters say the economy is in not so good or poor shape. pollster and maslansky and partners president lee carter joins us

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[cheering] >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> lawrence: are you going to clap, brian? >> ainsley: brian does not clap or eat on weather. >> brian: i will applaud for janice, not the weather. >> ainsley: you have a list of what you can and cannot applaud for. >> brian: right, not for weather. >> lawrence: applaud for carley. >> brian: day in and day out. >> carley: you like wearing hats on air, too. >> brian: not a big cap guy. >> carley: autopsy and tokszto toxicology are complete for the kansas city chiefs fans, results have been suppressed due to ongoing investigation. preliminary results were shared in february showing cocaine and lethal levels of fentanyl in their systems. five cargo ships stranded for weeks can leave water off baltimore through a newly opened deep water channel. first ship left yesterday, this is the first since the francis scott key bridge collapsed shutting down operations. bellingham and george bush i intercontinental, syracuse hancock international and cozumel international airport in mexico, southwest will only receive 20 planes from boeing t

that was a therapeutic session. >> janice: i agree. >> carley: with cocktails next time. >> janice: i'me the cocktail argument. >> todd: cocktails? can i come in? as long as i can drink, i'll serve you. >> janice: on fox nation now and nicole's book comes out tuesday. amazing. let's talk about the forecast, there is a lot going on, we have potential for severe weather today and warm tchlsz across the u.s. will fuel storms as area of low pressure eshgjects from rockies to plains. this afternoon into tomorrow, same areas getting potential for hail, damaging wind, heavy rainfall and tornado risk. here is risk today from central texas toward dakotas, including kansas and oklahoma, main areas we see, severe threat getting into springtime, this is tornado alley for a reason and we could see that fire up today, also, mid-atlantic, potential for large hail, damaging rain and isolated tornados, these are forecast highs today, 80s on the map, 81 tomorrow, 83 in jackson, 89 in dallas, we are getting close to the 90s getting through tuesday and wednesday. that is going to help fuel storms in severe

>> brian: i apologize. >> janice: what?ls in. >> brian: live television. >> janice: it is live television. that's true. wrapping up forecast for winds and there is today's weather across the west coast new system moves in and talking about the weather for the ellipse on monday. big deal here we could see some cloud cover and also see some severe weather in the path of totality. stay tuned the next hour i will be talking about that and hopefully brian kilmeade will not disrupt my weather. >> brian: i thought you would be on time. >> janice: did you see that? >> ainsley: i heard it. you said what was that? and you called him out. who is always the culprit. >> janice: he is the only one that does that. >> brian: toss? >> ainsley: brian, get it together. not your time, brian. outraged texas homeowners confronting a squatter climbing through the window to enter their house. look at that. >> squatters break into ohio house again through the window. squatters break into my house, interrupting my work and recording me. >> i can sho

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the forecast. >> janice: rough day yesterday, national weather service storm prediction center did a great job honing in where we think the severe storms are going to land and they did across portions of southeastern texas, mississippi, alabama, several reports of tornados and winds in excess of 75 mile per hour, hurricane force winds, you saw video of cars flipped over and flooding potential, that is moving eastward toward areas that are experiencing a big golf tournament. we will follow that. i think later this afternoon, the conditions will improve, the morning will be dicey. severe storm threat from florida to ohio river valley, interior northeast, we could see potential for tornados, as well. have a way to get watches and warnings, this will affect a lot of population here. top rain totals, close to 10 inches in a matter of hours in louisiana and texarkana. we are seeing the incredible amounts of flooding in this region, rain still to come, one to two inches in shofrt period of time, it won't be the deluge we saw across texas and lou

, at janice dean fnc on instagram.ot to feed the elephants and the rhinos. one of the lead stories is the fact that the giraffes reacted at the dallas zoo. so it's a big story what we did yesterday and thanks to everyone at the little rock zoo. now, the weather is not great for getting out of little rock. i will tell you that we have rain showers in the area. edge of rain shield here that could bring the potential for severe storms across texas, as well as louisiana. we could potentially see some severe weather. looks like we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect in the lubbock area. you can see the overview of the severe weather for the next couple of days across the gulf coast in towards the southeast. and the ohio river valley. so that's a system we're going to have to watch. it's going to travel up towards the northeast over the next few days but i am concerned with tornadoes for parts of texas and louisiana not only that large hail and damaging winds. so, folks that are traveling from their total solar ecli

from florida. >> janice: what do you do every year since your grandson was four?ming to the yankee game, this is our 16th year in a row, we have not missed. >> janice: say hi to anybody? >> hi, mom. >> janice: nicely done. perfect baseball weather. cooler, but lots of sunshine. a system will move to the northeast and mid-atlantic. this is the one i'm concerned about, this area of low pressure move across plain states. fox weather.com, for latest details. say hi to america. >> hello. >> hito will and brian and ain ainsley. >> brian: new survey revealing 67% of americans say they have had coffee in the past day, more than a 20-year high. congratulationings. >> ainsley: jeff flock joins us now. >> it is incredible, i've had three cups of coffee in my life, i don't understand coffee, a lot of people do. you come into a coffee shop, you don't get maxwell house, you have costa rica. >> those are roasted beans, this group met in a coffee shop, you didn't know each other? >> we didn't know each other, saw each other here and got friendly. >> this coffee costs a lot of mon

coming out. protests protest on the head of the white house correspondents, dinner with clothes for janice. the boy presidents 5 about the is very bombardments, across the gaza strip. is killed at least the 22nd palestinians, including 10 children since saturday morning during the hall in front of the union buildings in pretoria. with it being celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election, the pro, nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across america have been detained so far as routers against the one guns that have been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. and these have car without non scale arrests on campuses in recent days times using chemical irritants and tases to disperse the students. some universities have had to cancel their graduation services while others have seen in time buildings occupied 5 protesting students. let's just over a week since students at columbia university big gun demanding the school divest from israel students at columbia, hoford's georgetown, mit and geor

how cool is that, janice? >> janice: that is very cool. at all. >> janice: like i should be wearing pants. okay. yes. it means it's cold outside. let's take a look at the maps. i will show you here in new york. it's 43. but, in the next couple of days, the temperatures are going to be on the rise. on the wind chill we are still talking about this into the 20's across the great lakes and upstate new york. by the way next week we will hit eight degrees so spring is on the way. now, severe weather, we do have severe weather threat for the central u.s. look at this, today, friday, saturday, sunday. all of these areas could get hit with large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes and very heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. here is your flash flood threat with these storms. know where you are going to get your watches and warnings. of course, fox weather.com we will keep you posted. look at some of these winds, not only the severe threat but also fire danger because of those winds. we are going to talk about that through the southwest and

janice _ and around taiwan. thank you very much, janice matt _ and around taiwan.anice matt in hualien - around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. senior doctors in england have ended their pay dispute with the government. consultants who are members of the british medical association and the hospital consultants and specialists association have backed a new deal. the offer will mean some consultants will get a pay increase of nearly 20% for the financial year 2023—24. junior doctors in england remain in dispute with ministers over pay and have a fresh mandate to strike. with more on this, we can cross to the newsroom and speak to our health editor hugh pym. tell us a bit more about the deal that has persuaded consultants to call of action?— call of action? this is a long-running - call of action? this is a long-running dispute. | call of action? this is a l long-running dispute. it call of action? this is a - long-running dispute. it began a long—running dispute. it began a year ago with the most senior doctors in the nhs in england, many of them have

all right, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: faithou need to bring on a happier and healthier life. new study outlining how places of worship can, quote: provide community and belonging which are big drivers in mental well-being and help counter isolation and loneliness. here it reaction is fox news medical contributor and author of this new book, love mom. dr. nicole saphier. we are going to talk about the book. congratulations it comes out today there are a lot of faith components in this book. do you find as a doctor, as a physician who saves people with cancer, have you found those who have faith or go to church are in a better place when you have to deliver the bad news? >> you know, ainsley, can i tell you that i never believed more in the power of prayer until i became a doctor and started seeing people and those that are faithful and the comfort that that brings to them. you know, it seems a little crazy to me that we needed the "wall street journal" to kind of put out this article talking about faith and the importance of it.

and, janice, there's a lot going on on that map. >> janice: there really is we have got snow, severeflooding. wind gusts 100 miles per hour. there is the storm reports really over the last 24 hours. you with can see the tornado warn storms new warning for south georgia with this cluster ever thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and damaging winds. tornado watch favorable from the panhandle of florida towards the south carolina area. so this front is going to move offshore. we have this apparent low, this area of low pressure that is spinning across the great lakes. that's bringing measurable snow to the areas of chicago northward. and then that energy is going to transition towards this low, this coastal low that is happening on friday and is going to linger across new england, bringing more snow to the northeast, getting close to new york city. we're not going to see the snow in new york city. but it's going to be cold enough for snow, certainly west and north of new york city. flash flood alerts for all of the areas seeing the heavy rainfall and look at the snow. look at the s

janice dean from our fox weather forecast machine. >> janice: yes. good news is we don't have any tornado watches right now. we had tornado warn storm in the houston area earlier this morning. that has expired. look april tornado reports just tornadoes not just the hail and the damaging winds but tornadoes 310 reports so far. the average 253. and i will say that this was well forecast. if you remember last week we were telling you it's going to be a multi-day event. some of the hardest hit areas. and you can see the national weather service the storm prediction center knew exactly what was going to happen with the atmosphere. this was a well-forecasted event. you know, we do have loss of life, but i believe, you know, the national weather service and the storm prediction center and all of the great forecasters across the country really prepared people for this significant event. so, here's the live radar right now. we don't have any watches right now. but we do have a severe thunderstorm warning or seller of them along the gulf coast in and around th

hi, janice. >> janice: hi, good morning.se storms continue to fire up especially for the florida panhandle where we have a tornado warned storm. doppler radar indicating some rotation here for the perry area, counties lafayette, madison and taylor. and here is the severe threat today not on for florida up towards georgia and the ohio river valley where we have very likely area of severe storms, including tornadoes. look at the tornado reports that we had from yesterday going into tuesday and wednesday. not only tornado but storm damage with hurricane force wind gusts and large hail. and you can see, you know, the video coming in is really impressive. they are saying the most water, the most flooding they have seen in new orleans since katrina almost 20 years ago. here are some of the storm totals including rainfall, close to 10 inches in parts of louisiana and texas. and that came in just a matter of hours. so the flooding continues in these areas. there are some of the top winds. hurricane force winds for parts of louisiana

janice, this is -- we're now in day three of this storm. >> janice: yes, absolutely. day three or four as we go into friday. but, looking at the live radar, we have an area of low pressure and a cold front associated with this. we could see the potential for hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, a lot of lightning with these storms as well north of the st. louis area. here is the severe storm threat from texas, san antonio, all the way up to the ohio river valley including new saint lewis and minneapolis where we could see all of those damaging weather reports in some of these areas. here is a three out of five here for parts of missouri, illinois. kentucky and tennessee. just have a wave getting your watches and warnings. heavily populated areas like st. louis and up towards the chicago. here is the forecast today. watching those storms move eastward. cold enough for snow across the northern rockies and get a little bit of this rain over the next 24 to 48 hours in the northeast, that's going to cause travel delays as well. i think i'm tossing over to ainsley, right? >> >>

check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice?credible. >> janice: my goodness the storm chasers go out there. they are doing science but you have to be so careful. right? we tell you to stay indoors. lowest portion of your home when it comes to tornadoes. severe storm threat today for kansas city great lakes and tennessee river valley and tomorrow from texas all the way up towards the ohio valley. here's the live radar so we don't have any watches or warnings but lightning with some of these storms and could see the potential for heavy rain causing flooding. over 500 reports of severe weather yesterday, including iowa. the dakotas, kansas, missouri, and then we also had some large hail and damaging winds this, the situation over the last 24 hours and again today some of the same areas that could get hit again. here is the evident to today. watching the threat for severe weather across the ohio river valley and front brings showers across the gulf coast. cold enough for snow in the northern rockies. keep you up to date fox weather

and this 40 palestinian janice, have been arrested by these very ministry and the committee to protect jan. this says that 2023 was a deadliest year for german, this in a decade. 75 percent of those killed worldwide. the palestinians reporting on the one concept because now live to actually have a tennessee who's at the protest outside the white house correspondents down in washington dc she had. but i imagine that the organizers may notice on the face of painted the strength of feeling on this as well. they showed up, i mean it's, it's astonishing. there aren't any we've ever seen a white as far as loaners didn't like this, where i want you guys to be, are these stream in to be seated with our venture? we did our with turn button for the protest of the shopping. shame, shame, the point is going to be some $140.00, not to sit in, john has been dad about charles, you're breaking bread with jerk bite and there's probably so 2 places in those that's for a brief moment actually outside go to the app. that's what all the windows up at the top of your help center was on file. yeah, but the p

so janice and i. >> jimmy: so janice is there with you? >> yeah.et out of the room? she goes on the other side and said good luck, good luck. so i get in the tub. i get out of the tub. i put on the thing. and i'm just waiting. knock at the door. i look down. i go doan even think about it. i'm expecting -- i'm expecting this beautiful young geisha girl. i open it up, and there is a very old woman, sort of bent a little bit like this. and she's blind. and i go hello? and she just walks by me. just pushes her way by me. knows the room apparently. and i follow her. and she goes massage! yes. she finds her way through the robes. i follow her in. i've got this robe on. she goes down! so i get on my knees. belly or back? belly! so i get on my belly. and she gets next to me. i go robe off? no! and she feels my body with her fingers. and it's like all over, my legs, many i feet, back, and she goes begin! and she starts massaging me, jimmy, like at supersonic speed. and she is humming as she does it. ♪ what? what is -- [ bleep ] 40 minutes of this high-speed

. >> brian: check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. >> janice: storm prediction center did issueas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, as well. it is hard to pinpoint where we are going to see flash flooding and we got close to a foot of rain in matter of hours in louisiana and texas. tornado-warned storm for the florida panhandle until 8:15 a.m. we have a tornado watch meaning conditions are favorable for tornados for parts of florida and populated areas. severe storm threat for areas i mentioned toward mid-atlantic and ohio river valley. large hail, damaging tornados, had over 300 reports of weather yesterday including tornados and we are watching the masters in augusta, georgia. nine, 10, 11:00 a.m., i think we'll see the worst of the weather, better conditions friday and saturday, and in augusta, rain total, close to foot of rain. we will go to robert ray, who is in slidell. we got epic rainfall totals they are comparing to kashes. >> i'm in slidel, other side of the lake ponchatrain. look at the video from yesterday of homes destroyed, businesses destroyed, this is a

let's go straight to senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: video is showing where we could see the potential for severe weather today. we are going to focus in right now on oklahoma where we have some twisting, some rotation on the radar here. several tornado warned storms east of oklahoma city. southwest of tulsa. and, again, these are radar indicating some rotation so people are urged to stay inside, go to the lowest portion of your home, away from the windows. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8:00 a.m. we could see a tornado watch in the next few minutes because we think that all the ingredients are going to come together for a severe weather outbreak not only today but saturday and sunday in. so same areas from texas all the way up towards the central u.s. the great lakes, and the upper midwest. so, if you liver in some of thesest areas fox weather.com. >> heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding and that's going to be a concern as we go through the weekend even into monday. slow moving storm systems and then these ar

>> ann. >> janice: we love you on "fox & friends."ooler day upper midwest and great lakes. see reinforcing shot of cold air moving in on wednesday and thursday. along that front. we will see the potential for showers, thunderstorms, even some snow, a wintry mix, i know, sometimes it happens in late april and it's going to be happening on wednesday and thursday. also looking at the potential for stronger storms this week but here's your earth day forecast. not bad. not bad at all. we do have that cold front across the upper midwest but no severe storms. we will take it. speaking of earth day. we are going to go on over to skip and ainsley and will to talk about all things earthy. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice, spring is in full swing. time to get our lawns and homes ready for the season. >> skip: all about the right grass seed, right? can only have a good lawn if you have the right grass seed. i have been using jonathan green. my father told me about jonathan green grass seed. 1881. longer than anyone. let me show you this grea

janice williams is buried alongside her husband, yet in early 2024, still no nameplate for her. >> i was told it would take several months because of covid or whatever. >> vicki showed us her $662 receipt. she says that cemetery cashed her check, but no nameplate. she inquired. >> i never heard from anybody.>> also no marker for mom, almost 18 months after her death. vicki gave the cemetery an ultimatum. sue i said if this is not resolved, i'm going to call chris, because it has been way too long. >> she gave them another month. nothing.>> somewhere between five and six weeks is when i finally email you.>> it turns out the secretary manager oversees several bay area cemeteries. he was fined twice in 2023 for similar delays, up to nine months. the memorial park installed mrs. williams nameplate.>> i was just shocked. >> the cemetery gave back her $662. >> i did give a but i did get a refund.>> he declines to do an interview. >> in this instance, we encountered human error, he said. by phone he said the williams family order of slipped through the cracks. vicki is skeptical, but glad s

so to get us started, we have a question from janice in saginaw hills, ohio. janice writes, jackie kennedy, family included emma bouvier, drexel and katharine drexel, the latter a saint in the roman catholic church, and co-founder of historically black colleges and universities and schools for native americans. but there has been minimal acknowledgment of such great women by jackie's descendants or by the kennedy library. do you have any idea why jackie would want to minimize those two great women? i have no idea. in fact, this is the first i heard about it. and what's interesting, i was just reviewing and editing a book chapter on jackie anita mcbride, who's a member of the board of the white house historical association. nancy keegan smith, who worked at the national archives for many years. and i have a textbook and i was looking at that chapter today and it's not included. so we may need to have to go back and find that, but thank you for letting me know about that. i was not aware. and i'll just say to janice included a link to a washington post article r

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janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: look at the video.rm prediction center did know where that was going to happen yesterday. we had area of concern across midwest and ohio river valley. damage from kansas to missouri, iowa, nebraska and a lot of hail and wind damage, as well. this system is moving eastward, we have risk for parts of lower great lakes and ohio valley for cincinnati, detroit, grand rapids and pittsburgh, as well. could see rain, damaging wind and tornados. tomorrow risk from texas to tennessee and ohio river valley including louisville, st. louis. this is all the fuel storms need to turn severe. front moving across eastern third of the country. cold enough air for snow across rockies and the front will travel southward and eastward and give us ongoing risk of stronger storms. fox weather.com, will cover for you, and i will, too. >> carley: janice, thank you. whistleblowers will testify before a senate panel today on safety and quality concern with boeing jets after series of terrifying events sparked panic midflight. a boe

check in with janice dean with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: a lot of folks are waking up to nothing. severe weather report stretching 16 different states, 137 tornado reports, woin1 172. twisters, e-f-3 and might go higher than that, you see homes completely levelled. storm priksz area put out an area they think severe weather is going to happen and this is the bullseye. look how accurate this was. we can give you an area and it is up to you to pay attention to wa watches and warnings. i think the forecasts helped save lives. we lost lives, it could have been worse. houston area, six inches of rain. up toward south of st. louis. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00 a.m. break in severe threat. getting into tuesday and wednesday, another area of concern. look at video from the storm chasers, really incredible and to see vehicles on the roadway, something out of a movie. we have a way to get watches and warnings and fox weather doing a great job. we are happy to be partners with them. >> steve: and the weather watchers. >> janice: the stofrm storm chasers, they go into dange

over to you, janice. >> janice: you and i always speak face-to-face. >> carley: we're good buds. >> janiceering online breakfast. we have a big event coming up on monday, eclipse. we have a storm system that brought damage. in new york city, rain gone and wind calmed down. cold air behind it, 10 to 20 below average and area of low pressure across the great lakes, energy is transferring, making this stronger, this coastal low. that is a problem for upstate new york and parts of new england. we could certainly see airline delays with winds and the fact we have that energy cranking across the coast, winter weather alert, we could get over two feet of snow for new england. that is something to watch. the eclipse, there is potential for showers in the forecast, fox weather.com, has everything. i am going to little rock, arkansas. >> lawrence: you get the best assignments. more on the solar es clips eclipse. first it is hemmer time. >> bill: texas has a governor fighting biden administration everyday. greg abbott is here in the studio to take questions. don't miss this. people of dalton, illinoi

janice. >> janice: wow.weather including tornadoes we're expecting all of the above in the forecast over the next few days. take a look at here is your fest today. we have a little area here in texas where we could see the stronger storms. watch what happens as we get into thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. a widespread area we call this tornado alley for a reason for this time of year. this is specifically where we potentially see the tored in a dick activity in the springtime and it's happening for multiple days. not only that, large hail, damaging winds and heavy rainfall. so much so that we have a flash flood threat for all of these big cities thursday, friday, saturday, with these stronger storms. fire weather outlook because of this system moving in and the strong winds and the potential for dry conditions, so that's going to be a concern for wildfires. for parts of texas, the southwest in towards the plain states as well. fox weather.com for all of your latest details, brian. i know you got it progra

check in with janice dean.her outbreaks yesterday and more today, right? >> janice: yeah, absolutely. for the next couple of days, steve. we are in for that transition period cold air and warm air making a clash and potential for tornadoes. take a look at it real quick. aloss the country, warm temperatures ahead of this next front area of low pressure across the great lakes. cold enough for significant snow for parts of the rockies. this is all kind of working together to give us the risk of severe storms. and you saw the video here is the evidence of tornadoes. several of them, over 500 reports of severe weather yesterday for parts of the plain states and the central u.s. and there's the tornado threat today for the ohio valley. i want to say hi to my friend here what's your name. >> tom fen wick. >> where are from you. >> glenville, pennsylvania. >> say hi to somebody. >> say hi to my dad turn 91 in may. tom fen wick sr. >> watches every day. >> every morning from lorian nursing home he is at. >> janice: hi,

nbc's janice mackey frayer is on the ground with new developments. >> this is hualien, and this is noty building that is leaning so precariously. it shows how forceful the 7.4 magnitude earthquake was and this is the area hardest hit just 11 miles from the earthquake's epicenter. more than a thousand people were injured in the quake and hundreds are said to be trapped or missing and there's now an all-out search to try to reach them. here in hualien, they are assessing the damage. crews were pulling survivors through windows and buildings like this are beginning to be demolished because there's simply no hope to rebuild them and people are going through their houses and sifting through what's left and what's been lost and lamenting that so much can be destroyed in such a short period of time and the real urgency here is in the mountain areas around hualien. it's where helicopters have been rescuing mine workers stuck in a quarry and there are still dozens who are still stranded there and hundreds of people said to be trapped on roads that have been cut off by landslides. some of them a

janice dean has the fox weather forecast. there is a lot to get to. >> janice: absolutely, another round of bad weather this week in the same areas. severe threat lessened today. we get into tuesday and wednesday and things ramp up against. 136 tornado reports. these were warnings over last few days, over 250 total tornado warnings and confirmed warnings from texas toward central and northern plains and parts of the midwest. severe thunderstorm warning around the houston area and potential for flash flooding and dangerous lightning as they continue to move eastward slowly. we will watch this system continue to move eastward. it won't pack the punch we saw over the weekend. could see threat for stronger storms. tuesday and wednesday things start up against, new system in the rockies. snow for northern rockies. tuesday and wednesday, some of the same areas hit hard over the last three days with severe weather outbreak. flash flooding. we could see a lot of rain in a short period of time. radar today, not as destructive. getting

this one. >> janice: and carley and i are ordering omelets. >> carley: from the diner, from weather and omelet, dead tie between president biden and donald trump among independent voters. 44% to 42%. axios pole says americans support mass deportation of illegal immigrants. j jo josephine and brian are all independent voters and join me now. independent voters will make things interesting. this is neck and neck right now. mary josephine. if election were held today, who would you vote for? >> donald trump. >> carley: and why? >> well, you know, we had experience with him the first time around. he really did well for the country under his presidency. the economy was great. i think we need a person like donald trump in office to clean everything up. unfortunately, the biden administration has been an utter disaster on crime, on economy, on immigration. my life certainly is not better under biden, i hope donald trump can come in and restore the country as it should be. >> carley: you are strictly issues based voter. there is other stuff happening now and by that i mean trials, trump tri

janice dean, thank you.l hemmer, you said the woword eclipse. >> bill: wearing my glasses in the hallway. let the record show. >> harris: okay, all right. you said the word eclipse. you would, because they block the light. you said the word eclipse today a lot, both of you. are you excited? >> bill: i said we are in the zoo in little rock. the zoo in indianapolis. the zoo is the last time around, the guerrillas marched together. the flamingos, the adults around of the babies. the giraffes ran around their enclosure. the galapagos tortoises started breeding. the bears had no reaction.n. it's a new song. >> harris: ainsley, this morning, what about governor huckabee? >> ainsley: she was on f "fox & friends" this morning. >> i'm excited about this because i have an 8-year-old. we love to share these experiences with our children. i remember doing this in my front yard in spartanburg, south carolina. we made glasses or cameras out of our cereal boxes. our schools getting out early today. we are picking up 3:00 h

i missed you, did you want to say hi to anybody at home. >> hi family and friends. >> janice: thank you tossing back inside to everybody. yea. happy april fools day. >> joey: i heart radio awards back on fox tonight. >> brian: biggest stars taking over the historic doll buy theater in los angeles. and our next live from los angeles fox nation host abby hornacek joins us now with radio host kerry kasem the daughter of kasey kasem who is the sound track voice of my childhood. abby, good to see you. >> good to see you guys. and it's great to see kerry here. she was nice to wake up early and freeze here on the lowe's balcony overlooking hollywood. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. beautiful view. >> you are a legend yourself you have been in radio for 26 years. been with i heart. talk radio, rock radio. what are you looking forward tonight. >> i'm excited about the rock category and shine down. very interesting story my dad who did the american top 40 created it, casey says accept. he signed off and the last song he played was from the band shine down. and this last year i went to th

. ♪ >> janice: good morning wet day in new york city. take a look at it. moving across the country. 48 degrees right now and it's on its way. this is the first part of it. the severe part of this storm bringing tornadoes warn storms for parts of kentucky in towards indiana and this is going to be ongoing throughout the day today as this area of low pressure continues to move north and eastward. severe storms including tornadoes where we have a significant risk in that pink shaded area. you don't see that a lot. but the storm prediction center says that all of the ingredients are going to come together for the potential of long lasting very dangerous potentially deadly tornadoes. that's something we need to watch for. on the cold side of this system a lot of snow. that's all going to translate to a potential nor'easter or coastal event here in the northeast on thursday. that's going to cause travel delays and cancellations. i'm outside in the rain so you don't have to be brian kilmeade. >> brian: i appreciate that, janice, i owe you a favor and keep that in

janice, it's going to be a big deal. >> janice: it is.lar eclipse take mass transit. let's talk about the solar ellipse broadcast. i'm headed to little roll arkansas. 1:5 is i'm going to happen. as we go into monday, yes, some rain, some cloud cover in some of those areas, including the dallas area and that's going to kind of linger, unfortunately, so, just be prepared and listen to your local forecasters, here is the cloud cover forecast. by the way, which is really hard to forecast especially this many days out but it looks like clouds in the forecast for the south, maybe parts of the northeast. and the potential for severe weather including the dallas area. so, that's going to be tough. people are going to be outside. a lot of these locations and we're going to have to make sure that weather forecasters are warning them of the possible dangers are severe storms. i will be out there and doing that, too. don't forget your glasses. steve, ainsley, brian, l.j. over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice. let's talk about the solar e

janice?appening right now for parts of eastern nebraska where we have a tornado-warned storm. this is doppler radar indicated for parts of nebraska and then tornado watches until 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. respectfully for parts of nebraska in towards iowa and kansas towards missouri. here's the area of low pressure we're watching as it continues to move eastward, lower great lakes region, ohio river valley tomorrow on wednesday where we could see the severe weather risk and then the next area of low pressure that eject from the rockies, we'll be watching the risk for stronger storms. get into the spring season, cold front moves in towards warm, unstable air. and we have the risk for severe storms. that's the focus today. west coast looks goodbye the way. east coast, you're next in line as the system moves towards the east and the northeast. all right. steve, over to you. >> steve: keep an eye on the sky. thank you, j.d. >> carl >> janice: you got it. >> steve: shocking video showing self-descri

all right, ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: newidence in donald trump than joe biden as we inch close tort election. that includes dealing with inflation where the former president is pulling ahead of biden by 22 percentage points. then when it comes to handling a crisis, trump is leading by 4. so how do michigan voters feel? lawrence is having breakfast with our friends in allen dale, michigan and he is finding out. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, my friend. of course, there is a lot of issues impacting this election. you went into the polling of where the former president is ranking against joe biden. let's talk with the people. sir, how are you? >> i'm doing great this morning. how are you? >> lawrence: tell me who do you think is best fit to handle the economy? >> donald trump. >> why is that? >> because everything that he did while he was in, the economy was doing well. everybody was doing well financially. and now it has turned upside down. >> sir, what is the number one issue facing the country right now? >> i would have to

janice, thank you so much. hey, check out this wild video from southern california.ootage capturing the moment a car goes airborne into a neighbor's home, wow. that crash happened earlier this month when firefighters say the driver lost control of the vehicle while making a turn. according to the firefighters and that footage we are watching, the crash caused major damage to the house no. one inside the home was hurt, thank god. what a moment. that is so scary. this wild video shows two dust devils combine in arizona to form a single advisor texas according to the storm chases who. tumble weeds air powerful winds. dust up reach as high as 1,000 feet in the air. typically only last a few minutes. they just wanted to be friends and combine forces and they did, guys. over to you. >> ainsley: wonderful. thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: a bunch of activists in chicago. was it last week or a week and a half ago in dearborn, michigan and they were yelling death to america. this activist, recent activists there were 300 taken war activists in the g ng