lucas tomlinson in washington on where this investigation is headed. national reviews douglas murray on why this keep happening, and the house intel committee member ryan fitzpatrick on congressional hearings that could be coming. welcome, everybody come i am neil cavuto, let s get to it in boston with alexis. hi, neil, yeah, very active day in boston as jack teixeira was inside the courthouse behind me, as you mentioned, his dad was in the front row, closely listening to the charges his son faces. we try to ask him some questions about how he feels about his 21-year-old facing these federal charges, didn t get an answer, but he did tell his son, i love you, jack, as he left the courtroom in handcuffs, and the sun answering that back to him. take a look at these documents we got in our newsroom a short time ago. teixeira was worried investigators, neil, were on to him, and according to these documents, he even searched the intelligence base with information to find out if
mayor london breed trying to score points and not against critics who have been blasting her city is on face. unsafe. because of social media and how people are able to publicize things that are happening in a moment, it is taken complete out of context in terms that is not entirely true. it is sad because i think it is just san francisco has been a target for so long and used as an example because we are innovative, we are creative, we come up with out-of-the-box ideas, and another remember things to push forward change in our community. with the previous president, it was a target. jesse: people are getting fed up with the nonsense. lawrence jones actually went to san francisco to talk to democrats about far left measures that put criminals back on the streets and the voters there say they got tricked. listen. who thought it was a good idea? does anybody support it? apparently the voters did. because it was sold as the safe schools act. come on, who doesn t want
fox news live, i am eric shawn. president biden said he has no plans to visit east palestine for now. he does say the administration is on top of the situation. transportation pete buttigieg visited the site for the first time thursday after weeks of scrutiny. ohio governor mike dewine says officials from fema say it s safe for the residents to return to their homes but many people have not come back because they have health concerns. we spoke to some residents during our last hour here at fox news live, they say they don t know when there lives will return to normal. how has this changed your daily life and routine? changed everything for our lives. essentially our home doesn t feel like that safe space anymore. my thing is if they don t have answers, i m okay with them saying that, it s just don t dance around it to pretend like you do it, like you don t. eric: monitoring the fema news conference when it begins but let s go to mike tobin live in east palestine with th
dead. that number sadly is expected to grow welcome to fox news but i am alicia in for arthel. super i m eric shawn. at least four people remained missing at this hour. dozens more injured from the powerful storms. the catastrophic twisters and the town of rolling fork, mississippi about 60 miles northwest of the state capitol of jackson account basically has been wiped off the map. national weather service is the same tornado that devastated that town is believed to have raced eastward going 70 miles an hour pretty did not weaken as it then slammed into mississippi in several towns in alabama on a 100-mile path of destruction. x thousand the twisters path and loss of power some reporting on port 80% of customers without electricity. mississippi governor kate reeves declaring a state of emergency today president biden says fema director on the ground there tomorrow. too far from the very latest coach of the ground charles watson is an armory, mississippi or is the hardest hit
several hours to get a closer look at the destruction. also the middle of the damage, charles watson for we in mississippi what is the latest? surveying for a couple hours now and it s hard to believe all the destruction we are seeing. a lot when tornado hit but it doesn t look like a bomb hit, take a look at the level of destruction. tons of tree branches down, large trees. look at this house, you can see folks beginning what is expected to be a lengthy cleanup. we spoke to one of the folks who live over there who told us there carport was lifted up and detached from the home so that s what those folks are dealing with over there. the street you can see a lot of debris hanging around for folks to clean up. we ve seen folks in the streets in this particular community working as fast as they can to try to clean some of this stuff up so they can get roadways clear so folks can get to their properties to assess the damage but a simple look and you know it s going to take folks