michigan, are in shelters. bill: you see the damage, stunning to know no win because killed. the survivors say they are lucky to be alive. a couple windows here knocked out kept swirling. didn t look like it was moving. we shut the door and prayed and held hands. we called husbands telling them not to come home. i looked out my patio door and have finished basement. saw the swing set go by. i took the kids and ran. we went into the storage room. covered them up. it was trike a train. like what you hear. what you see on television. unrile. i can t believe this is happening. i called him, you better come home from work. bill: mike tobin leading coverage. it is early for tornados especially in that part of the country. good morning. reporter: in this part of the country it is early to have all the warm weather. you see people walking around in shirt sleeves in warm weather but there is downside. the cold air rolled in. that is what happens when you get the cold air
we re drilling all over this country. but is he really? who s doing the drilling? private or federal? we re going to discuss it because fox & friends starts just about now. welcome aboard. it is, as brian kilmeade s daughter has depicted today, today is kirsten told me, dad, get a green tie. it s st. patrick s day eve. we have a guest list dotted with st. patrick s day superstars. right in the center of the guest list today, our menu of guests, the great irish tenor will be here. also the soprano from puerto rico, geraldo rivera. we have newt gingrich, mitt romney, a lot to ask them about as the campaign trail has heated up. guess who is up early, the greatest women s soccer player in the history of the world, mia hamm, two weeks after giving birth or two months after giving birth is with us in the morning with a great message. speaking of hams, we ve got exactly right, alisyn camerota, always a pleasure to have her. i ll take that as a compliment. tha
those pictures are amazing more than 100 homes damaged there. 200 with no place to left. many in dexter, mesh gash michigan, are in shelters. bill: you see the damage, stunning to know no win because killed. the survivors say they are lucky to be alive. a couple windows here knocked out kept swirling. didn t look like it was moving. we shut the door and prayed and held hands. we called husbands telling them not to come home. i looked out my patio door and have finished basement. saw the swing set go by. i took the kids and ran. we went into the storage room. covered them up. it was trike a train. like what you hear. what you see on television. unrile. i can t believe this is happening. i called him, you better come home from work. bill: mike tobin leading coverage. it is early for tornados especially in that part of the country. good morning. reporter: in this part of the country it is early to have all the warm weather. you see people walking around in shirt
but president obama says you asked for drill, baby, drill and you got it! so do not tell me that we re not drilling. we re drilling all over this country. but is he really? who s doing the drilling? private or federal? we re going to discuss it because fox & friends starts just about now. welcome aboard. it is, as brian kilmeade s daughter has depicted today, today is kirsten told me, dad, get a green tie. it s st. patrick s day eve. we have a guest list dotted with st. patrick s day superstars. right in the center of the guest list today, our menu of guests, the great irish tenor will be here. also the soprano from puerto rico, geraldo rivera. we have newt gingrich, mitt romney, a lot to ask them about as the campaign trail has heated up. guess who is up early, the greatest women s soccer player in the history of the world, mia hamm, two weeks after giving birth or two months after giving birth is with us in the morning with a great message. speaking of
the crisis. we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, immediately. reporter: a large handful of the protestors moved to block the front doorway of the sudan necessary embassy after several warnings uniformed officers put plastic handcuffs on the demonstators and slowly pushed arrestees through the crowd. we asked one of the most famous movie stars in the world what it feels like to be arrested. huh might eating humiliating. reporter: he spent hours in custody for crossing a police line. george clooney confirmed to us it was the first time in his life he has been arrested. caused quite a scene in washington. john henrehan, thanks very much. we have unedited video on our web site if would you like to see it. look for the link in the hot topics bar. a woman was shot by the husband she feared and now her family is speaking out asking why this man accused of murder was out on the streets at a