one man telling police he was unable to get to a doctor s appointment and one woman said her parents didn t have anywhere to go and firefighter and people that work at at the local hospital had trouble getting into work. you know, i m all for taking action to help save the environment, i just don t know that destroying people s personal property or damaging people s personal profit is the way to go about doing it. the group are targeting the wealthy because they believe they are contributing to the climate crisis and causing current and future deaths of the less fortunate. in new york, laura ingle, fox news. mike: several days of severe storm bringing heavy rainfall to east coast. we will have fox forecast from the weather center. that s coming up next. da ehicles. including two years complimentary charging
like elvis. so the jeans are on that family. she died of cardiac arrest yesterday and we don t know what caused that so they were still more causes around the death and i m sure we ll get answers the next coming days. todd: in the meantime an extremely next to ours. fox weather alert to start you off with seven people dead after 30 tornadoes tear across the southeast peer that includes a 5-year-old boy in georgia crushed by a tree that fell on a car in six people are dead in alabama. the sheriff s department four killed by flying debris. carley: leaving parts of mississippi demolishing 100 homes. at least two tornadoes touching down in kentucky followed by 2.6 magnitude earthquake there. senior meteorologist with fox forecast, janice, my goodness those images. one of the top stories foxnews.com where it destroyed a day care. another day care empty. everyone seems to be okay but if
generation winter storm blasting across the united states leaving icy roads and causing pileups and 12 people have died so far because of the storm and 200 million americans remain under winter weather warnings and advisories and 1 million customers are still without power as much of the country faces single digit temperatures. so far this morning over 8,000 flights have already been delayed with more than 3500 cancellations. that number keeps on going up as the storm continues to reek havoc. turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with the fox forecast. rick: carley, you can celebrate on the 27, 28, or 29th once you get home to see mom finally. that might be what has to happen for people stuck in the airports because you might not be able to make it this weekend because it is so cold and across the roads the snow is falling and wind is there and whiteout conditions that make things really dangerous. these are still our temperatures
personality lawrence. great job. yeah how did you get out to get them out there. you are out there early how d you get up to show up at 3:00 a.m. in the morning? honestly, i think it s just the fox & friends brand. it was definitely not me. 3:00 a.m., best love right there. go get them lawrence, tell him i thank you so much that we loved hearing their stories. 15 minutes now before the top of the hour, let s check in with the media artist for the fox forecast. jen? good morning, and everyone loves lawrence but here in the northeast were not loving this. part of the energy from him by the waste of bringing heavy haying rainfall in the east. here are some of the rainfall totals, close to 9 inches and parts of new jersey. and oh, my goodness it comes. the coldest air of the season. thursday arrives and it will spread across the midwest and the northeast. here is the first freeze tracker who is he in their first phase of the year. and we could see some snow across the great lak