new round including parts of georgia where tornadoes tore through early this morning leveling homes and downing trees, clean up efforts now underway in the peach state. hello welcome to fox's life i am xi in for arthel neville pickwick hello everyone i am eric shawn. tornadoes damped a safari park were two tigers escape their enclosure and thankfully officials now say both of those tigers are now safely back in their habitat.

this all comes after the tornadoes ripped through mississippi and alabama. officials say so far at least 26 people have been killed. a pastor in hard-hit rolling fork, mississippi says nearly the entire town is completely destroyed. exodus total devastation. it is a wreckage like i have never seen. it's only a miracle of god there are not hundreds of fatalities in our town and in our area. houses leveled, houses completely destroyed. businesses -- like the majority of the businesses in our small town are completely destroyed. it is just terrible wreckage. alicia: and fortune of the severe weather threat for the region is not over urologist adam's life in the forecast said with the latest pickwick snowstorms continue to push across the south easily continued to the sunday. maybe even a lingering a little bit into monday.

here's what we are currently looking at. some of the green polygons on your screen flooding and portions of north-central georgia. you see a severe thunderstorm warning there and alabama. we are beginning to see more and more thunderstorms firing off across portions of louisiana pray that we sweeping across the entire area. taking you in on one of those right on vernon county. excuse me vernon parish we are in louisiana but hail size 1.5 inches. hail is going to be a big component in today's severe weather is a whole system drag software the east. currently we do see attorney to watch over portions of eastern texas and across louisiana. one of those threats beside possible target is a chart of the watch will be very large hail get amped maybe 2 inches that's enough to a whole lot of damage. all of this is not be dragging east as a with the evening hours in early tomorrow morning. it's not just theories recurrently seen the tender watch is a general threat that will eventually shift off you'll be talking about portions of alabama, mississippi and alabama once again you can see more

tornadoes firing before the day is over. where does this kind of lineup worth where was of the severe weather on friday night? a little bit further to the south we do see potential for ef2 plus tornadoes across the entire area. laying it on a track it's all the trimmings on friday night goes a little further to the north going into north-central mississippi and northern alabama. we are going to be right on the borderline print folks will want to say weather aware. if any storms do fire up that's going to be taking resources from areas that certainly need all that. here's the future forecast for this lesson i leave you with pay attention to the timestamp in the corner you can get a sense this is on central time of when this will be playing out. here again to 7:00 p.m. -- 8:00 p.m. movie across mississippi into alabama something's going to play out to the rest the day into to early tomorrow morning. alicia: we thank you for watching meteorologist adam klotz thanks, eric. alicia: is the head of fema and

mississippi right now after the monster snowstorm ripped across the states friday night. carving a path of destruction more than 100 miles long. fox whether multi media journalist katie byrne you can see that total town behind you has basically been leveled, what is going on right now? >> yes, eric, you can see the damage it is drastic when you look around. we note 25 people have lost their lives across the state of mississippi, crossed four counties. thirteen of those lives lost or right here the town of rolling fork. we can tell you what we have been out here today we have seen search crews still out and about barely spoke to public information officer who says even though they're not in the active reports for missing people that could change the coming days. when you look around too some the damage search crews came up to the spot earlier but i want to warn you it's graphic to think about this. a member of the search party told me they are following smells as they tour the damage in these communities where they

lifted this car up they were trying to see if there is anyone underneath it. luckily there was that we have been talking to people who been coming to this community, one of the hardest hit in the entire town looking for what is left of their loved ones homes. heartbreakingly many of them have lost a cousin, and ants, family member. that is what they are telling the stories of survivors as well. talk about what they heard the night the tornadoes hit friday night just after dark. they heard people screaming, yelling for help. kids to and some say they feel grateful to walk away with just cuts and bruises. next i was one of the people rescued. all i could hear outside it was dark nothing i could hear were calls for help and it was quiet and to hear those little kids hollering help, help it is devastating. brexit has been a really heartbreaking demo ground for a lot of people as we are talking to folks who live here. people even a miles and miles

away are impacted by this pretty woman named apryl who lives more than 160 miles away from us here in rolling fork found this graduation party invitation for a student who lives in this town, jay is sold bring the fact he made honor roll in high school. he's going to have a graduation party in june but somehow his invitation ended three hour drive away from where it sta started. we note federal funding is going to be available to people who live in the hardest hit counties, four of them here in the state of mississippi. something where tracking now is the fact there are more storms on the way. heartbreakingly it you are seeing all these people belongings out here we know it's going to start raining in a couple of hours as well. eric: just overwhelming certainly we want everyone to be safe katy thank you. alicia: continuing our coverage here. we have a live look at and then, mississippi. he fortune a devastated that to have about 6000 people

destroying everything in its path buildings and homes gone. the cleanup process is underway and it is going to take some time for charles watson is live in amory, mississippi with the very latest, hi charles. >> hi alicia. there is anything i have learned in the two days being here in amory the folks in this community are about business for you walk around, you drive around and all you hear are chainsaws and hammering from people who are working together as a community and trying to get this place back together. they certainly have a lot of work ahead of them. this site right here is a prime example of it. this used to beat medical supply company and it was hit by this tornado. into the walls have been shredded. you can see right inside of this place is sort of like a twisted metal and concrete sandwich. with peoples personal files files, medical equipment and furniture sandwiched in between.

they have got the little stuff they're focusing on right now. over here to my rates is an exxon gas station. you can see it is in complete disarray. the awning partially collapsed. it is just completely -- mccue known devastation right now it looks like the roof has collapsed. it is just a big mess over there. we have seen utility crews throughout the day stopping every few feet it seems like to put up a new utility pole so they can start to restore power to folks in this community. and when you walk through here and see all of this damage and you talk to people you ask them how did you make it through this tornado? it is like everyone has their own unique story of how they made it through. take a listen to what one lady told us that she hunkered down in her bathtub with her husband as he tornado swept of this t town. >> we lost our grandbabies we keep their ashes in the house.

they were right next to the bathroom door they watch over us. i truly, truly believe that. brexit yes, that is the miraculous story we hear from a lot of folks in this community. what is really interesting about folks here in amory despite going through such a traumatic experience, a lot of these folks are in good spirits. they are out trying to help the community and get things back together. alicia: art charles watson and his team doing everything they can to bring us these images and the stories from people on the ground thank you all so much. eric: alicia, new york city subway crime there is down but on the west coast writers and employees of the los angeles metro system are growing increasingly concerned about their safety on that transit system. thanks a rise in violence, drug use and they say the presence of some homeless people, christina coleman live in los angeles with more on the concerns of the city

or it seems everybody drives, hey christina. x hi eric. it's interesting hundreds of thousands of people catch l.a. buses and trains every day. apparently in addition to the violence the homelessness crisis is also impacting writers. one bus driver describes l.a. public transit system as a homeless shelter on wheels. we went to awarded the video we are about to show is graphic. there are bus stops near downtown los angeles and full of trash, using needles and tents. we witness people openly doing drugs are the bus stops. this video recorded by passenger shows a man getting beaten on the train the incident happened last november and is just one example the 24% increase in violent crime on la's public transit system. in january alone wondering when batteries were reported, 43 aggravated assaults and 28 robberies if you train passengers shared their disturbing stories with me.

x well, there are a few creepy dudes who hang out on the train touching themselves. and wondering when introducing themselves to people to get them to shake their hand. >> now, l.a. county metro transit board of directors since safety is their top priority. and that they are spending some time considering ways biased lower the disproportionate numbers of citations issued to members of marginalized communities. next we are giving training to our officers. and to everyone in the agency for that matter to make sure equity is at the forefront of everything we do. we want to be fair. we want to invite everyone who wants to ride our system to do so in a safe and comfortable manner. >> a bus driver who did not want to be identified on camera told me he fears for his life at work. he said he is not opposed to equity but he said safety should be metro's main concern, take a listen. >> you want to be part of the

pilot program of not working. were deflategate into a certain crowd to make them a little upset. that comes off as a local po policy. click some metro maintained safety is their primary concern. last week they prove the hiring of 48 and transit security workers for their also exploring the idea of having their own metro police force, eric. super they have that in new york and a merchant with a new york city police force. christina, thank you. >> thank you eric and crime is also surging in the democrat led city of austin, texas for the states capitol recently sought six murders in the span of 10 days for you may recall the city slashing the police budget in 2020 of the george floyd protests. those funds are being restored after the state stepped in. the staffing shortages remain.

one couple hit head on by a suspected drunken driver says it took two and half hours for police to respond. looks so about after the fourth or fifth call to 911 the lady that answered flat out told me there's just not enough police to respond to this incident. >> let's bring in jennifer from cleats the combined a law enforcement associations of texas. jennifer thank you so much for being here. i also want to mention that couple had two young kids in the car. their daughter end up needing medical attention a little bit later on. this just really speaks to the larger problem out there with the lack of resources in law enforcement, jennifer. >> yes it does. things have come to a head in austin, texas. we have been doing with woke elected officials for several years now. we have a city council defined the police department $150 million that simply cannot

be restored and have things go back to normal. they shut down our police academy and hired a critical race theory team to committed update curriculum along with others. again, all this causing mass resignations across the department for several years. year-over-year. as i stated this is all coming to a head. we also have district attorney a source funded district attorney who refuses to prosecute crime but is laser focused on prosecuting police officers within travis county in the austin police department. again, hurting our retention efforts and our recruiting efforts. this is the service you are seeing now the gentleman that just spoke. >> those who remain on the fourth said they are doing the best they can for the austin police department did give a statement to fox and friends saying quote due to the incidents and calls that our officers attend we may not have enough officers to be at every

call once i came in. our officers and they were when operas work every day to handle the high-volume of calls who may receive the city and apd's work at innovative ways to address this issue including an intensified and targeted recruitment campaign to fill vacancies. but, to the point you're just making the environment right now is really not helpful in terms of recruiting. x know it is not at all. we are unable to recruit officers. more importantly i would say we are unable to retain the experienced officers that we have in the department. they are resigning in mass numbers. we have homicide detectives who are being placed back on patrol. we simply do not have the resources to investigate crime. as you can see we do not have the resources to respond to crime at this point. >> you mentioned the retirements here let's put some of those numbers. you can see what has happened

over the last few years. it's pretty striking to see the numbers here. for 2021 at 116 retirements followed by 97 the following year. this year, 77 retirements are plans. this is becoming an impossible situation. not just in austin, texas though. this is happening all over the country cities are facing this time and again i do not have enough officers on the beat. they do not have enough people come into the recruitment situation to become officers in progress exactly as i stated these woke policies and initiatives to prosecute police officers is not helping the situation. we also have an austin city council just voted down a police contract. a bit under police contract for decades. that is going to only exacerbate the problem with mass resignations that will continue throughout this year. the austin police department officially goes out of contract here in a few days on march 31.

we will see what that means in terms of additional resignations that will continue throughout 2023 and beyond for a sourcing the result, jennifer, thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you, appreciate it. support new reaction from washington after u.s. forces were targeted by iranian backed militants in sierra. so how should president biden counter the growing threats from tehran? we will ask doctor rebecca grant on that as "fox news live" continues on this sunday. energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee.

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you think ceramic and lawmakers are demanding answers after iranian drones attacked u.s. troops in the basin sierra. they reportedly accusing the white house of avoiding 14 hours before telling congress about the drone strike that killed the u.s. contractor lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more, high lucas piglets alicia republican lawmaker also tells a fox it took 14 hours for the white house to notify congress after the american contractor was killed and american soldiers were wounded in that attack on thursday. the white house defended its response sending an e-mail to foxnews to read quotes, all in the same day. we got hit, the client it

executed our response and we notified congress. former secretary of state mike pompeo was on fox sunday futures said the u.s. needs to strike back much harder. quick if you do not respond with real power, with real force it will continue to push and they will continue to create more risk. your emissaries will see you are weak they will continue to push. this is deterrence 10 and the bite administration has got a failing grade on that. >> many argued 900 u.s. troops in sierra are needed to keep isis from coming back. the commander says proxies have large semi attacks against u.s. forces in sierra 3000 isis fighters and their families remain in our president and northeast sierra right now. you recall when the u.s. pulled always forces out of neighboring iraq in 2000 and isis rose to power a few years later which is root u.s. forces back to our rock fight another war prepress and binds it is his own until

lunch is her tone try strikes was aimed to determine wrong. white house spokesman john kirby was pressed based attacks on its u.s. took place after biden responded. in recent strikes. they did not appear to be deterred by these verbal threats or even the retaliation. >> and some of the president acted so swiftly and boldly here in this particular case. and i'm starting up on the rule of for additional u.s. action if the president deems it appropriate and necessary. >> another american soldier was wounded in the most recent attacks by ron's proxy forces. kirby since 900 u.s. troops remain in sierra. alicia: lucas tomlinson's white house, thank you. eric: what steps can the bite of menstruation take to rain and i wrong? doctor rebecca grant is here present independent research. always good to see you. what type of response would you like to see against the terrorists in tehran?

looks well and it's ironic policy is a complete disaster. i think these errors exactly the right response to send a message that we won't tolerate the strength. also to help protect our 900 american servicemen that are there doing the anti- isis missing. but overall we need a much stronger policies until i run hey, fewer militia messed with our our forces we are going to hit back. stay where they have been supporting potentially the iranian nuclear deal. but which like to see the white house do to try and get that message to tehran? >> yes, that is such a difficult question. iran obviously is so intractable but we know iran does understand the use of force. and eric, we have reports that have been other drone attacks in january they shot down a drone in february. so clearly our u.s. forces were

watching a lot of this activity go on. iran thought they could get away with it. biden's response has to be to make clear that iran cannot use this force inside sierra with the militia against the international mission. and i think really a strong military response is what is necessary for iran's leaders to get the pictures. >> or can be more than that republicans on capitol hill saying the revolutionary guard should be classified as a terrorist organization, would you support that? >> revolutionary guards are a terrorist organization. they are organized, their finance, the acts they carry out yes i support that. i think we see other governments thinking about that too, designate that and never forget that china is in the mix and helping to support this activity by iran as well. eric: now we have a new axis of evil so to speak you have ron teamed up with china and also with pollutant, how do you see

that playing and have we lost some of our influence in the middle east because of the presumption of saudia iranian relations? >> things are changing a region become the world's top supplier of terror drones. he saw diplomacy their thigh ran and sally and china. iran wants to extend its influence, push us out. china was to see that happen. russia was to see that happen. biden needs a very clear and strong policy and not be unrealistic about this iran nuclear deal that's not happening. we need to draw the line and have real firms security goals so iran does not to push harder and harder. eric: what would you tell the other nations of both dealing with this in the way they deals iran, what type of warnings would you have to the kingdom since they have resumed diplomatic relations? >> two factors first to strengthen our own military relationships that hey, america

is so strong military ally for security in this region. and secondly just say we need to go the way of the abraham accords and not the way of tolerating iran's behavior. that message also needs to go to china that buys the energy that keeps iran functioning evenly with all of the sanctions. so iran has to be contained whom its role in the middle east. we diplomacy and the right military forces in place to send that message. eric: is anyway we can put pressure on beijing to say stop buying arabian oil when it comes to that? >> who knows. we ought to give it a try, right? do you really think teamed biden's even trying to do that? i think they put their iran policy on the back burner. how to unrealistic goals about the nuclear deal and now they just don't know what to do. and i hope the airstrikes carried out by the m15 on the

senate going to now be taking this a little more seriously and trying to get that influence in to keep iran contained. iran is very, very dangerous he cannot get a nuclear weapon. we've stopped their terrorism is going to take strong resolve. eric: maybe they got the message we will see time will tell but by betting as they don't yes, we will see. always good to see you thank you. quick thank you so much. alicia: we are monitoring breaking news in israel's antigovernment protests there escalate. we're going to take a lot of luck in tel aviv were large crowds and taken to the streets. the understands this controversy grows around is really a minister has farms to the judiciary. earlier today he filed his defense minister called an israeli leader in kosice planned overhaul. there also reports from jerusalem that they've read barricades in his home. we can tell you the consul

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matt's approach as continuing israel after israeli prime minister benjamin 19 spark massive demonstrations. until nevis just after 11:30 at night. she can see people out on the street protesting the prime minister's plan and a bill to re- hold the country's judicial system. the bill would limit supreme court power over legislation part we are told in jerusalem the protesters membrane to the prime minister's home there. this is caused we have reports this really consul general in new york has resigned in protest over this and the defense minister byard. trey's life insurance with the

very latest on what's going on there, trey. [background noises] [inaudible] went to show the scene here. police are using water cannons gathered here. [inaudible] [background noises] you can see the tension here in jerusalem. these demonstrations and going on for weeks over the riposte reform. they erupted tonight as a result of minister netanyahu firing israel defense minister. this is mostly seen, eric, one to shy the senior listing what's happening out site esther's residence. [background noises] at big white vehicle you see is

a water cannon used to deploy demonstrators. protesters have been gathering in the streets of israel according to these demonstrators will destroy the israeli democracy and a system of checks and balances here. you can see the police are trying to push back protesters. but if these forms are ultimately passed, it would mean the ruling party in jerusalem would be able to choose a judge is apparent it would also take away the ability of the supreme court a megatrend and government empowerment working within the framework of the democracy. a complicated internal issue. the mood tonight to defense the defense administers call erupted these demonstrators print having people in the streets not only here in jerusalem also in tel

aviv first, second, third largest cities in israel (see for the prime minister has been on trial for corruption. this has clearly caused a sense of anger and deep distrust among many israelis. what are they about? the sense democracy could potentially be in danger there? >> absolutely. they aren't worried these reforms are going to lead to israeli society based frustration from protesters across the country. members of the military. they are reserve pilots and army reservists in the country. they are unwilling to serve under these conditions. that is a major concern for the purity in israel. ultimately do not have reserve a

fighter pilots and reserve early units there are adversaries a iran in lebanon try to take advantage of this delicate situation very tonight israel does not have a defense min minister. if you expect more resignations from top levels in the government. that does not happen in tonight's on the brink of collapse. from an economic standpoint and also a homeland security standpoint. eric: a lot of passion and anger on the streets in israel. we'll get to you as a situation develops. trey yingst in jerusalem reported that the demonstrators, thank you. alicia: question which is a favorite nickname trump is given you so far? even heat went off. >> i don't know how to spell the sanctimonious i don't know what

it means but i like it, it's long and got a lot of bells will go without. you can call me whatever you want. just as long as you also call me a winner. alicia: florida governor desantis touching on the recent back and him and former president donald trump during an interview with pierce morgan. desantis is worth the 2024 presidential hopefuls from the sidelines. there's a lot of talk you may enter the race for the white house. let's begin national political reporter for the washington examiner and press columnist rethinking so much for being here. before we begin going to put up some recent polling between trump and desantis. you can take a look at these numbers and see in almost every poll for the former president is leading the florida governor, most of the time by double digits. but selena, my question to you is how much of these polls actually matter? what really matters right now

the primary motors and the individual states, right? yes absolutely. always polls are snapshots in time. that is how people feel at this moment. a lot of things are going to change between now and when desantis eventually announces. a lot of my appearance and a lot of these pollsters are getting ahead of their skis in terms of predicting trump is pushing him hard. he is not the back. and as i talk person as i drive around and talk to voters they haven't not going to be going head to head with until he steps in he makes that announcement formal. voters are much more ready to wait it out and see what

happens. if you think about it this election probably a primary election will probably not even be decided a year from now. i think now, voters have told me we would be exhausted by next march. >> are just regattas that's correct what did they say? i asked pennsylvania primary voters are broken primary voters almost all of them voted for him in 2016. some of them sat on their hands in 2020. but all of them said not all of them, a lot of them said look i like trump. unlike what he did, i like what he said. his throne with his compartments and or they say things like his time has passed. it's not that we did not like him or what he did but we are not looking in the rearview mirror. we are looking forward.

i think that it's really, really interesting. there are much more interested in what the candidates have to say about how will make their lives better how they will make the country better print how they will fix problems like inflation and less about fighting with each other. >> desantis continues to behave like an almost kid that things aren't definitely going to change if he does throw scott into the ring. more of a finer point on that, a recent advisor to trump told foxnews dig out recently to desantis 2022 democratic gubernatorial challenger quote we are not charlie crist. this is not going to be like pattycake. we wake up every morning thinking of how we can punch ron desantis in the face. you think it's messy now, just weights. amp not not surprised that is what they said.

however desantis knows and understood that would be incredibly different than an's not even close. he was far ahead. there was no reason to go into default combat but pretty confident you were going to be within a week or two. he took on the second most biggest employer in the state with disney. i don't think he's going to be afraid. alicia: salena zito thanks for being here today. so partner part human rights record xx bring this a little food for inmates, some have to be bugs.

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hang glider. take a look at this, law enforcement says the student migrants landed at the key west international airport yesterday in that hang glider from cuba. thankfully no interest or important part border patrol since there has been a surge of migrants in florida. so far have apprehended 5000 this. alicia. alicia: the deaths of in a freight train car in texas, just the latest tragedy amid this target migrants or to the southern border part a huge factor in humanitarian crisis, smugglers who often part of migrants and deadly situations. alexis mcadams is live in mission, texas with more. going on here every single day this in the morning. just last week we are talking about more than 40000 migrants crossed right into the night states according to border patrol and counting. take a look here on your screen associate out here on a daily basis. our drone team spotting this

trip today passing in eagle pass, texas part border patrol cruised in the boats in the water there. feels like more than 100 degrees today. things are not slowing down here for the crossings continue after another deadly smuggling incident on friday in south texas migrants found captain container migrants were suffocating in that car you're texas. when at least two migrants died more than a dozen others needed medical attention it labored for sources to help foxnews as boarded the train to be smuggled to other do this on a daily basis. who were not in what are their intentions? what are they doing? no one knows him biting something anything about it. the seb are looking at a stop by border patrol agents. inside night meeting in the

backseat the driver was from the united states was arrested are back in your life in mission, texas i just want to share one of the club i got over the weekend from our drone to meet and take a look here on the side you can see that's more than 50 migrants crossed the eagle pass, texas. been on the network talk about this two migrants died in the train car, the president of the united states was inc. can get a talking to the premise and thereby the problems of the northern border people we talked on a daily basis and the boris that he should be here because there is so much happening here and he can see it right first hand right here where we are right now mission, texas. alicia: alexis mcadams light in mission, texas, thank you. super ordinary americans honored for extraordinary excellent primary. we will tell you straight ahead. versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv

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>> to israel where there's continuing protests in the country. you see on the streets these demonstrators are out in force because there's growing anger and controversy after prime minister n fired his administer today. that plan is now causing the counsel general israel hear in new york city to resign saying he cannot serve the government any longer. there's been protests for weeks over the plan from the prime minister that would make it harder for the supreme court to rule on legislation. some say that it's a power grabby the prime minister and feel this could harm democracy and protest haves been

continuing all through the past few weeks and it seems there's no end to the protests that are coming up towards midnight and in israel they're on the streets, alicia. >> eric, we have trey yingst on the ground and more on the fallout in israel tonight on the fox report. >>