later, on june the seventh of 1863, at milligan's ben, louisiana, millet cans band right on the mississippi river, directly across from vicksburg. and at this point of the war, u.s. grant had his army at vicksburg encircled and trapped the confederates inside the river city. and it was on this date of june the seventh that a confederate force coming from the west tried to fight their way across the mississippi river to get into to give the southerners reinforcement in four regiments of african-american soldiers fought off a determined by the confederates, suffering in some cases just horrendous casualties. one regiment suffered 5%, killed and wounded. that's a number that rivals the famed first minnesota at gettysburg. if you're familiar with them, the worst losses for any regiment in the war and. as for the massachusetts 54th, the best known, i think of the african-american regiments in the war, in part more recently because of the film. and it is representative, i think, in many for the african-american experience. soldiers throughout the war, the 54th, the idea at least for a regiment, c

river valley, including louisiana, arkansas and mississippi, that bullseye, could see tornados and that the southeast up toward mid-atlantic and watching wildfire danger for south carolina. here are couple in polk county, zero percent containment that is south of asheville and carolina f forest, 30 prosecutors containment and wind gusts will continue today. we have onshore flow bringing moisture from the atlantic and rain is in the forecast. images are devastating for this area. >> carley: so many fires all at once. thank god for the weather. >> janice: and thank god for the firefighters out there. >> carley: bring in doug wood director of communication for south carolina forestry commission. thank you for joining us, over 100 active fires over the weekend. where do things stand now? >> we're on the backside of this current set of windy conditions. saturday was a absolute wh whirlwind, 100 fires in a day. it has happened before. we are down to three active fires right now. >> carley: from over 100 to three. think about the firefighters, all the work they were doing to put out the fires.

from mississippi, my family, the bertolets were fighting for me.y back in the hands of the man they are certain is a cold-blooded killer. >> my superiors were wondering if we should strike some sort of deal with harold ahead of time, just because everybody's primary concern was haley. >> with haley's safety weighing on them, prosecutors begin building their case against harold. >> harold turns out to be a not very nice person. that doesn't mean you murdered your wife. >> toni was set to inherit a lot of money. she was set for life. she knew it, they knew it, and certainly, harold knew it. >> toni henthorn got regular royalty checks from her family, because they're in the oil industry. >> these checks that toni would get for oil and gas, harold would deposit them. and at one point, toni's father found out that all of the oil and gas checks went into harold's account and he confronted toni with it. he's like, "why don't you have your own account? why don't you separate your finances from harold?" and that spurs toni to open up her own bank account. a

we have an enhanced threat for severe weather across louisiana and mississippi.ng at the threat for damaging winds, hail and maybe even a few tornadoes. in the meantime, we have got cold and normal temperatures in place across the northeast today. that stays in place tomorrow before moving out and moderating those temperatures as we go into the middle of the week. jericka, back to you. >> grant gilmore, thank you so much. >>> tonight, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a minerals deal with the united states. the issue was among those prompting friday's oval office shouting match that shocked the world. today 19 leaders from europe and canada met in london, rallying to defend ukraine against russia. cbs's remi inocencio is there with the very latest. remy? >> reporter: jericka, good evening. and the take away from these crisis talks is reaffirmed european support for ukraine from a coalition of the willing, those words from british prime minister keir starmer. and he is leading the charge for a ceasefire plan that gets president trump

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valley and extreme fire danger for southwest, this is the concern tomorrow, especially across the mississippi river valley, hail, damaging winds and long-lasting potentially life-threatening tornados have a way to get watches and warnings stretching into florida, southwest and mid-atlantic. steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: thanks, jd. tomorrow night 9:00, president trump will address joint session of congress and democrats are already plotting resistance. >> that state of the union speech will be a farce, megapep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. i will not be a part of that. >> we will hear anger, fear, misinformation, lies. >> democrats should collectively not attend including leader jeffreys. we'll see. >> i agree, i wouldn't go. >> do not attend. do not attend. do not attend. >> steve: we get the message. not just skipping the speech, schumer urging to bring those people as their guests. axios reporter hans nichols joins us. you have scoop on that, that is best card they've got, don't show up or bring somebody that got fired? >> that is their plan and challenge. what those sound

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for areas like louisiana, arkansas, in towards mississippi. that also stretches towards texas and the florida panhandle up towards the ohio river valley. large hail, damaging winds. we also could see tornadoes. that's happening tuesday and wednesday. people need to be on alert. have a way to get your watches and warnings. fox weather can help you out with that there is the snow forecast on the cold side of this. so a foot or more for parts of the rockies in towards the upper midwest. so, winter is not over yet for millions of folks. and, again, we will be watching the wildfire danger. not only for north carolina but south carolina and georgia today rain comes on tuesday. but also the risk of severe storms. so we're covering it all. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. >> steve: keep an eye out. >> ainsley: those firefighters as you know, janice, your husband is a firefighter. working hard throughout the weekend. i heard on "fox & friends" they were interviewing someone from south carolina fire department. out all all the fires not o

the biggest threat of damaging winds and tornadoes will be in arkansas, louisiana, and mississippi.wednesday the severe storm risk will reach the east coast. >>> israel is stopping all humanitarian aid into gaza, warning hamas of additional consequences if the cease-fire is not extended. israel says it accepts a new u.s. proposal that would extend the first phase through ramadan and the jewish passover holiday. and it includes releasing half of the hostages immediately. hamas rejected the plan, calling israel's decision to halt aid a blatant attack on the truce already agreed upon. the news plunged hostage families back into uncertainty. together with thousands of supporters, they took to the streets of jerusalem demanding the government make a deal to bring all the hostages home. >>> the vatican says pope francis rested well overnight as he remains in the hospital fighting double pneumonia. yesterday the vatican said the 88-year-old pontiff no longer required the use of mechanical ventilation to breathe, and his condition was stable. the pope suffered what's described as a respirat

cannons for the invasion they build whole flotilla of boats that are tasked with traveling down the mississippifor the invasion. they have plans. everybody is talking about it and everything looks like launch is going to happen in the spring. 1793 or four. but then the spanish catch wind. what's happening they're able to keep this largely just in kentucky. it's pretty remarkable, but there's a spanish spy who's part of this and leaks this information to the spanish ambassador stationed in philadelphia. that's ambassador immediately to. yes, i hear the jefferson the secretary of state is not here to tell about plot. jefferson says, oh, my he reports it to washington says. you don't know what you can't believe what's happening out west and jefferson, all these star letters to the governor that got to tamp this down. it creates huge crisis for washington, a crisis in his presidency that isn't well-staged. they talk a lot about it in the book, but washington is really trying to sort is what is the executive in power to do a situn likehis does. he has the authority to tamp down this potential rebell

it's reported that the slaves celebrated with a fight framed in mississippi. are the only people who performed find them in the purse are mostly and so after the abolishment of slavery and 80 and turkey at the british now look as we are for cheap labor day move the in. yeah, the indians came on the or an arrangement called the indent or ship. of course, the majority of the indians were hindus approximate the 17 to 20 percent of the indians who came where most things they were allowed to practice their religion. they were also allowed to congregate in the, in the 6 is most of them start to leave diana and will brought to study the slum, named mostly more focused on getting the ariba egypt less. then start to rock this as my more in for finding the prayers more regulated. must it sacked open . uh, is there still a great need for the arabic language and the you would appreciate a our big language us being thought by an hour of the so don't bother going on with the law. okay. believe this thought if the site then sort of baja, this may not have enough mom about th

in the 1960, the citizens of fort gibson, mississippi, organized a boycott of white businesses to protest ongoing segregation. and the justices hold unanimously that the 1st amendment protects the rights of boys on what they say is that boycotting is a practice deeply embedded in the american political process. as a recovery and conservative, i want to be left alone. here you do your job, you get your business on merit, and you get paid for it and you don't pass some political litmus tests. this is america. a lot of this is motivated by this evangelical biblical literalism. the scary. listen to this very closely. the bottom it says when jerusalem is no longer trodden down by the gentiles, been shelving in time and space. pastor john, have you faxed to your leadership? now there are millions and millions of devout christians will stand with it as well . so i want to search you on behalf of all the people of israel, and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across america to stand with israel. you may not care about this will tell us then, but you shouldn't care.

and the black participants, particularly the ones in this study, which were often from jackson, mississippiad fewer educational opportunities. the other thing that happened is vascular risk factors are connected to dementia risk. black participants had more hypertension, more diabetes, more obesity, and possibly somewhat less treatment for those conditions increasing their risk. john: is the health care system ready for this surge in dementia cases? dr. coresh: i think we're already struggling with the number of dementia cases we have. i think we need to think about how to adjust to our aging population, which would include both trying to reduce the risk of dementia through some of the risk factors i talked about and we need to make sure older adults are allowed and able to stay productive and are not socially isolated, which is another risk factor for dementia. at older ages we need to have care and partnerships between care facilities, care team, health care teams and families. there is a lot of work to do. john: what is the link between hearing and developing dementia? dr. coresh: we spe

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tuesday's system triggering severe weather for arkansas, louisiana and mississippi.ornados and damaging winds along with hail. by wednesday that system moves into the carolinas, but it's a quick hitter. it's not going to solve the drought concerns, likely less than an inch of rain all totaled, and could bring severe weather to the east coast as well. hallie. >> matt brickman, thank you. >>> to breaking news tonight. european leaders rallying around the ukrainian president, who says he is ready to sign that rare minerals deal with the u.s. just days after a stunning clash in the oval office with president trump. vaughn hillyard reports. >> reporter: tonight ukrainian president volodymr zelenskyy saying he would be open to restarting dialogue with president trump and is ready to sign a critical minerals deal with the u.s. this after zelenskyy turned his focus towards more than a dozen european leaders. french president emmanuel macron and british prime minister keir starmer announcing today they will now work on a draft ukraine/russia peace proposal. >> we have agreed

and from these women you get things like she was, of course, western woman mississippi is considered west as well. and even worse and more to derogatory, there was a woman who called her a squaw barina, though did seek to entertain the act of. initially the davises were holding weekly or receptions prompting a former d.c. journalist t.s. owen to say the marina politician and diplomat and one where necessity. unlike marina or unlike mary marina really didn't try to use her influence. she did kind of stay in the sphere of entertain painting and supporting her husband. although one thing that she really does a lot of during the war because by this point jefferson davis basically blind in his left eye and he was also suffering from facial neuralgia and migraine headaches. verena did a lot of letter writing for him. in fact after the war, she commented that my husband's of. well autographs are extremely rare so thousands are sold. they are my so she was supporting her husband in that way. verena didn't do a lot of visiting of the wounded. she said that she felt that her presence was more

this week's feature for called the klondike bar and mississippi choosing them for two reasons, they told served? carter, two grilled cheese sandwiches with a burger in the middle. wardrobe would shoot me. [laughter] you want to know the other reason i selected this? the only photo they submitted trivia night. these people don't look sober enough to answer a single question. [laughter] look at these wonderful people. [applause] congrats because your friends and tell them you're not on tv and then called over. seeing the academy awards tomorrow at the hospital, academy awards edition and what it means as far as closing, 4:00 a.m., by a drink for one of three people. the three people are oscars host conan o'brien, we love you. arianna roddick from wicked or best actor nominee who played bob dylan in a complete unknown, one clap for him. [laughter] that was a moment later. [laughter] when you flashed, he didn't see it. [laughter] kennedy, lucas to drink? >> you pick three great people because you would assume i like conan, he's funny, a writer on the simpsons, brilliant, to brilliant and a h

at least one person's dead on a major police operation is underway in the jump, mississippi, the fun time officer across the car drove into a crowd plus for us, has reportedly ending all offensive cyber operations against russia. as washington phones is relationship with most of the commerce as accusing israel, are trying to return the war in gaza to square one and calling on them to return the to the table for adults on the 2nd phase of this is 5, this really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions . instead, he wants an extension of phase one. now the 2nd stage would have seen a final exchange of captives and prisoners, a complete withdrawal of israeli forces and the establishment of a permanent ceasefire. israel is not blocking all food fuel and life. saving madsen from entering gaza, father city and say they were afraid of going hungry. and the possibility of a return towards all this is rarely army has carried out attacks and con eunice and involved at least 3 palestinians have been killed. several others have been injured . i'm going to speak to

the guise of the story peacekeeping is really a non starter for russia to propagate the tour of mississippi just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense that they say directly that they want to end all wars. they want peace, you who demands a continuation of the gravy train with that war. europe, friendship, president, my crohn is running around with some ideas just like british p. m. cure storm or they say that so many thousands of peacekeepers are being trained and they will provide them with air cover. that is arrogance. this plan to introduce peacekeepers and to ukraine is a continuation of the incitement of the care of regina to wage a war against us. so star himself has to admit that this whole boots on the ground fantasy depends on countries actually volunteering their citizens for it. and beyond that, well, you doesn't have a plan the coordination of the willing yes, a number of punctures indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing a lead for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make

often being broken into the possible outcomes to relate the unix ton to like to pull the basic mississippi's. and once this decision was made by the use where the prime minister, benjamin and yeah, we had touch significant to, to ration in the humanitarian situation where prices has a completely searched regarding the available commodities in because the strip adding more financial burdens on civilians and to the other hand, you an agencies have expressed that is to be a consent of a fed up and potential that your ration will take place regarding the, the, the ability of civilians to cope with the, with the sort precautions that will absolutely image following that decision. if it will last, we have just done also thought this stuff has been widely conducted, not just overly domestically by internationally as egypt has accused, as well of using stop the agent as a worker and calling for an urgent and immediate resumption of the spot talks in order to, to develop more age into gone so about this has not, and that we understand that how much is spokesperson, how some customs tell you to just a

bring a threat of hail even tornadoes and some very heavy rain to the mississippi valley through to choose today as to whether update of the in depth analysis of the day sidelines is leveled on this on a capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed. opinion of the united states investing in the redevelopment of gaza, i think could be a great idea. but again, you propose to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story on outages. era connecting communities. what would you like to see happen for a new syria to emerge is no way we could live in a country again where i see it is for displacement is part of our presence. opening up the conversation representation methods. we haven't had the best representation of africans. so for us it's about solving that, putting to representation boxes with fresh perspectives, from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our time on algebra . the, the other again, you're watching, i'll just there. i have to remind you of our top stories. this i'

so it, so essentially we see many terrier mississippi's we can see the markets that used to be very bustling with a buyers and we've civilians who when old goes to buy that basic needs are right now empty with their absolutely unbroken spirit that try to cling to every single hope in order to welcome to celebrate this month. this is not barely a challenge that palestinians have been, has been i've been white, you've seen a huge welcome the whole, the month of ramadan, but also finding a fruit to break. the fast wave has been also another bed for them where they're right now completely depending on community catches in order to get the meals, where many families have been left financially broken. and now struggling in light of the very limited number of a trucks coming into the gaza strip and the potential renewed of fighting a light of the end of the 1st phase of the si fi agreements. elizabeth thought a thank you very much for that. so now that start a couple as in live and then i'll bala and central gaza. and joining us here in the studio and assigned me out and professor of public affairs

they lost everything in that mississippi's and what's coming in from the borders is a very little comparing to the demand of what and what the palestinians have been losing over the past 470 days. not. not only that we have been here on july the since the morning, and we did not see any 8 trucks coming in. and this is also adding more stress and fear for the policy news. they do not want the humanitarian aid to stop flowing. they do not want the is where the air strikes to a new start all over again and policy and use are not ready for more at displacement, hunger and fear. yeah. all correspondent hinge who judy in. call newness and southern golf. thank you very much. now comes a sol hertz has the view from a mom that she's reporting from the jordanian capital due to in his re the government on the palestinian authority bound on i'll just say right in his route on the occupied westbank. these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that israel has agreed to extend phase one of the deal following a proposal by the americans. during this phase, the fighting would stop, thre

i was struck at how important to buy local north dakota local mississippi local kansas, wherever it mights, oklahoma has a tremendous it gives the community a chance to be in touch with the earth and their farmers and ranchers and communities. so he would not be surprised that when they put $1 billion into the local food purchase program it's met with a resounding welcome from the states and localities that this has empowered local school district to say we want missouri beef and the hamburgers of our kids. and our hospitals and whatnot. that's a program is a cooperative program you will you might want to ask and make sure this program stays and continues because the procurement to be able to buy and pull through the supply is important to making sure the local markets are there. there are a lot of i could go on for an hour but i will restrain myself. we have a lot of systems that are built up in agriculture that you would be surprised diana described a world where bidding for the price cattle ought to be in fair open competitive markets. one thinks about betty might think of the new york

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progress is in places like mississippi and louisiana where you're not totally taken over by union needs. turned out the basics are what works, not interpretive dance. lisa: you want to be hooked on phonics. we know that covid was very detrimental to kids also. he want toddies mantle that and that the power needs to go back to the states. what will we see with this administration in regards to the department of education? >> first of all, linda mcmahon understands the whole thing that randi wiengarten doesn't understand and what she's out there preaching she kept saying in you listen to her, our kids, our kids. they're not your kids, they're our kids. parents should be paramount to this discussion and shouldn't be a department of federal education and let it go right to the states and schools and kids and more school choice. that's why linda mcmahon understands this principal and she'll be a wonderful education secretary and need you to get back to the day where is there is no federal department of education. joey: if the school system is ran effectively, the department of education send

which is being built now in mississippi and in maine. by the way, i want to invite you both to the ill-named portsmouth naval shipyard and to bath iron works where the d.d.g.'s are built. in our legislation we talked about fostering a collaborative relationship between the navy and the two major shipyards that build drmt d.g.'s -- d.g.g.'s on the d.d.x. design so that it's designed -- its design is buildable. one of the problems is design is separated and then you go to build it and it's very, very expensive. i hope you'll commit to continuing that collaboratetific relationship and actually -- collaborative relationship and actually stepping it up. i understand it's faltered to some extent. mr. phelan: thank you for the question. if confirmed i look forward to visiting maine and new hampshire with you. yes, i think it's -- i'm very focused on that. i think understanding, i've been trying to spend as much time trying to understand how the whole process works. i read a book about how the b-2 bomber was designed by 12 people and i believe w

memphis, tennessee, little rock and friends and family in jacksonson, capital of mississippi, and down orleans on tuesday. keep in mind it's fat tuesday, it's mardi gras, right? a lot of folks are going to be out on bourbon street, literally, 1.4 million people will be out and if about right here on tuesday in the midst of severe weather. what we're expecting, again, is for a lot of moisture-lifted instability to create severe thunderstorms. timeline looks like this, we're thinking tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening and then during the overnight hours we'll see those showers and thunderstorms erupt. molly, there's an indication that tornadoes could be prevalent of we're talking ef-2 on the enhance enhanced fujita scale. underway by tuesday, tuesday afternoon and then, of course, into wednesday we're expecting that system to slip and slide across the deep south. anthony: atlanta, if you're ply -- flying in or out of the airport early on wednesday, flight delays and cancellations certainly on the board. so, molly, long story short, a lot that we're going to be keeping our eyes on by tues

maybe a tornado outbreak for the mississippi river valley and then moving across the southeast and theantic. so this is a springtime set up. we could see the potential for long lasting very dangerous tornadoes, as well as hail, damaging winds and heavy rain. fox weather has all of your latest details. brian, send it over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. we will follow that, janice. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says is he ready to sign a minerals deal with the u.s. after unprecedented clash in the oval office, which we have all seen a million times. but the trump administration says that's not on the table. here's dni tulsi gabbard. >> president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. he has said that he wants to end this war but he will only accept an end, apparently that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory even if it comes as an incredibly high cost of potentially world war 3 or even a nuclear war. >> brian: so joining us now is fox news contributor, former secretary of state mike pompeo. mr. secretary, we have seen friday a million times. i watched you over the week

the highest threat for tornadic activity is likely here across louisiana and portions of mississippi,u can't rule it out as the system moves eastbound into alabama and georgia. speaking of tornadoes, we are we are entering into tornado season. it peaks in may, so we'll have plenty more discussions like the ones we're having right now as we go through the coming months. now, with this weather system, it's not just the tornadoes and damaging winds. we're also watching for a flash flood threat here, too, across a big chunk of the country. in addition, the dry fuels some strong winds, maybe some lightning associated with this, uh, this this storm system is leading to the highest threat level in southeastern new mexico for fires. a level three out of three here. so make sure you stay weather aware across the entire country over the next 48 hours. back to you. >> good advice there. and thank you so much for your company this hour. i'm rosemary church. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after a short break. stay with us. >> twitter. that's a great name. >> no one understood where it was goi

the same mississippi river to the ohio river. the same fertile farmland. the same great hard workers that represent the best of our country, located at the heart of the greatest nation known to mankind with 60% of north america's population. think about that. within a single day's driving distance of where we are right now. god has blessed our state with all the gifts we could possibly want to leave the united states of america to our revival. all we need to do in ohio is start believing in ourselves again, in our ability to do it. we are in a second industrial revolution in america. i believe deep in my bones that ohio can lead the way again. if silicon valley led the american economy for the last 10 years, i wanted to be the ohio river valley for the next 10 years. we are going to make it so. i will be honest with you. i will always give you the truth. i don't think it's always going to be in the sectors of the past. it may not be rubber production next time. it will be the sectors of the future. from semiconductors to nuclear energy. from biotech to bit

state, it would rank as the poorest in average wages, behind mississippi, as would france, germany, and the united kingdom. from 1990 to 2019. u.s. median household income rose 55% after taxes, transfers and adjusting for inflation, with income in the bottom fifth seeing a 74% gain. as the conservative former senator phil graham has exhaustively documented. even income inequality has not actually risen. when you factor in government transfer payments and taxes. the maga disgusted. the establishment is now joined by a new tech bro. maoism. hat tip to james crabtree that, like the chinese revolutionary, glorifies disruption and destruction epitomized by elon musk. this is an attitude that says, in mark zuckerberg's words, move fast and break things. but is that really the best way to build companies? it isn't how microsoft or google were built. it's not how nvidia operates. jensen huang, who has led the company for nearly 32 years, is said to view one of his crowning achievements. that his company has just a 2.7% attrition rate. more importantly, what might work in a company does not work

the highest threat for tornadic activity is likely here across louisiana and portions of mississippi, but you can't rule it out as the system moves eastbound into alabama and georgia. speaking of tornadoes, we are we are entering into tornado season. it peaks in may, so we'll have plenty more discussions like the ones we're having right now as we go through the coming months. now, with this weather system, it's not just the tornadoes and damaging winds. we're also watching for a flash flood threat here, too, across a big chunk of the country. in addition, the dry fuels some strong winds, maybe some lightning associated with this, uh, this this storm system is leading to the highest threat level in southeastern new mexico for fires. a level three out of three here. so make sure you stay weather aware across the entire country over the next 48 hours. back to you. >> all right, tyler, thank you so much. all right. israel is blocking all humanitarian aid into gaza as hamas refuses an extension of phase one proposed by the u.s. what does this mean for the prospects of phase two? >> have i

beginning of the meeting, the chairman of the armed services committee, roger wicker, senator from mississippi the cameras to leave. and then we got down to business. so lenski, as he always is, this guy, is thankful to the american people, to the united states congress, to the president. so it was constructive. not a single one of us expected what happened in the oval office to happen. and i have to say that was a mistake. i think it was a miscalculation by the president. bullying an ally of ours makes us look weak. and when we are weak, we are less safe. the american people should make no mistake about that. what happened in the oval office was a complete and utter disaster, and it puts us in a much worse situation, not only with the russians and the ukrainians, but with our european allies. and i hope we can repair repair it. there are people in that room that i think are responsible adults. they weren't speaking out. marco rubio, i voted for him. he got strong bipartisan support in the senate. i wish he would have said something. mike waltz the same. i think he spoke a little bit in the ro

we're highlighting this area louisiana, southern arkansas into mississippi as our target point for the potential of stronger storms. the potential here for ef two tornadoes, that's winds in excess of 111mph. shreveport. jackson. you need to keep a close eye to the sky. then the storm system advances eastward overnight tuesday into wednesday morning. we have a line of storms through atlanta and then entering the eastern seaboard by the middle parts of this week. so this is a multi-day, severe weather setup that we're facing, kate. and this is not the greatest news considering the job cuts that have just gone through across the national weather service and noaa. so something to consider. >> we'll be talking much more about that throughout this show. it's good to see you. thank you for that. update derek and nick valencia in south carolina for us john. >> all right. quote. the entire organization has been corrupted. the new message this morning from former federal workers, as elon musk orders new rounds of mass firings. and this morning, israel promising to block aid from reaching gaza as

so roger wicker, who's the chair of the armed services committee, mississippi senator, he posted thisuring mutual prosperity and peace for americans and ukrainians. it was a picture of him shaking hands with zelensky. he then deleted that post afterwards. what was the bipartisan meeting like? >> the bipartisan meeting was extremely positive. we were on one side. he on the other ten of us bipartisan, and he was hailed as a hero. zelensky was ready, willing and able to sign that agreement. and what was most striking, chris, is the recognition that we have a mutual and common interest with ukraine defending democracy. putin will keep going against other democracies if he is not stopped in ukraine. and this mineral deal. i happen to differ with the underlying premise that ukraine should be paying america. we should be thanking ukraine and we should be helping it without demanding an exploitive deal in this way. but there was support for the deal, and zelensky clearly was ready, willing and able to sign it. >> i want to play what senator lindsey graham was saying. i think it was at munich.