catering at the washington hilton over 14 months. the rnc doubled that in just three days. spending $340,000 on a recent gathering in hawaii. there are often times criticizing the other for how lavishly they spend money in congress. or in government. at the end of the day, both parties are spending tens of millions of dollars. even hundreds of millions of dollars to run the party s operations. reporter: by contrast, typical non-profit spends no more than 25% of the total revenue on administrative and fundraising costs. picking up the tab at the right places, james rosen, fox news. brian: you know i used to share an office with james and never once did he offer to pick up my tab. he has half of every dollar he ever made. now we have news to tell you. tornado warnings in the deep south and new warning we need to share with you. domenica davis is at the extreme weather center with details. hello. brian, yeah, the tornado warnings are starting to pile up to the south.
and the watch boxes, not only looking to the deep south and threat for severe weather and even up through the mississippi valley, the tennessee valley you re going to start to see that severe weather creep into your area by this afternoon and even into this evening. we ll continue to check it out through the rest of the afternoon and keep monitoring the situation, yazoo city seems to be the worse for mississippi. domenica davis in the extreme weather center, thanks. thanks. the coast guard suspending its search for 11 oil rig workers, the men missing now for four days since a massive explosion tore through their rig off the coast of louisiana. the coast guard says it will resume the search if any ships in the area see anything, but the odds of any of the missing workers still being found alive at this point is very slim, we re told. the cause of that blast on tuesday, off the louisiana coast is still unknown. a flight from los angeles was divert today new mexico after passenger
namely through mississippi and alabama. but also, damage reports now are starting to pile up. we have a couple of dangerous cells that are moving off to the east at a pretty good clip. where we have the web, the latest tornado warnings that push up to the north. it s the ones that are sitting in the alabama area, mississippi, that border that, where we re looking at particularly dangerous cells right now that are rolling off to the east. we do already have four confirmed reports that there were tornadoes in the alabama area. so we re going to continue to watch this situation as the cells plow off to the east. and it s not just this morning that we are going to be looking at and the early afternoon that we are going to look at the threat for severe weather. it will last throughout the afternoon. you can see the watch boxes are getting taller there. so, the threat continues into this evening. brian: domenica davis, thank you very much. your tax dollars wasted on porn. what were some go
gregg: do they feel like they re lucky to be alive? definitely. definitely. this is a really tight knit community and they ll definitely rebuild and they re thanking god to be alive. gregg: and you said it well. thanks very much. thank you. we know that that tornado ravaged area is not out of the woods yet. the storm systems also damage ago church south of memphis and we re getting word reports of a possible tornado in alabama, damaging homes and downing trees in that area, but causing no reports of any injuries there. that s good news. let s go to meteorologist domenica davis tracking all of this live in the fox extreme weather center. those watch boxes haven t moved very much in the last hour. they ve grown. they haven t moved much, but they re certainly growing. you can see on the northern edge, we re looking at a tornado warning extending up into the missouri valley. this threat is still very much alive and well and it s not over. we re going to see this last through mu
you the latest as they come in. gregg: domenica davis, thanks very much. switching to immigration. opponents of arizona s tough new immigration law are planning to continue their fight against the new measures. now, even opponent is asking the department of justice to see if it is constitutional. so will it really help make arizona a safer place? or will the law just trigger a flood of lawsuits? let s put the question to frank cherry, who is the founder and executive director of america s voice. bob dane is the press secretary for federation for american immigration reform? frank, you and i have talked about this before, if this is a law that simply criminalizes on a state level that which is a federal crime, what is wrong with it? it s so broadly drafted that what it does, it puts a target on the back of 30% of the