make sure they ve reached everyone affect by this terrible some the, the fox weather newsroom actually reporting eight fatalities nation wild in severe weather outbreak with two fatalities here in wynn. i want to show you what s behind me, this is the first united methodist church, the bell tower, unfortunately, take off this church, and what you see in front is the roof of a phloem across the street. of a home across the street. affecting hundreds, if not thousands of structures here. again, two fatalities reported with dozens being sent to area hospitals. we sawen convoys of workers and ambulances doing hair best, still fighting the storms, by the way. i spoke with a woman just as she merged from her home to survey the damage taking her first look around. ache a listen. windy and then i got in the basement. i heard, like, a loud washing machine or a loud roar like that and hen it was over. reporter: you re stepping out and seeing your up town like this. [inaudible]
not as a legal fee to michael cohen. that s the source of the indictment. rachel: and alvin bragg is the one who s bringing this forward. so let s talk a little bit more about who is alvin bragg. he calls himself the son of harlem. he was elected as the manhattan district attorney back in 2021. and he s behind the first vote to criminally indict the president. and he s facing some criticism on both sides because some people wish he, even on the democrat said, wish he hadn t brought this forward because they think some of the other cases against him in georgia and so forth are stronger. pete: yeah, the doj. by the way, i m prized an indictment came on surprised an indictment came on thursday, because a lot of reporting was that the grand jury had become skeptical, they might be out for a month. up to 30 charges, one of which might be a felony and, of course, his approach to this has been criticized because he, will, made some remarks before he was the d.a. about what his mission was.
pete: all right. now to another fox news alert. former president donald trump is expected to make his way to new york city on monday before his arraignment on tuesday. will: he won t be in new york for long though. after answering criminal charges following his indictment by a grand jury. rachel: alexandria hoff joining us live from washington. reporter: the former president is expected to stay over at trump tower on monday night, making the court appearance early tuesday morning and then return directly to mar-a-lago. federal, state and local law enforcement agencies met yesterday to finalize logistics. a source tells fox news digital that former president trump will not be put in handcuffs. his attorney says the details exactly how he s going to the make it in and out of courthouse are still being worked out. i m going to be with him and, of course, secret service detail. i don t know where we re going. i don t know if we re coming in front door, back door, through the roof, i me
policies, reforms the permitting process to make it easier, streamlines energy infrastructure and exports while the biden administration wants to get rid of energy infrastructure and boost production and processing of minerals. any chance this changes the way the current administration conducts energy if policy, or are we stuck with climate zealotry and crushing our energy industry in the meantime? pete, i m somewhat optimistic. there is a big divide on the left between people of common sense and good faith who know that the left-wing climate activists are crazy. and there s an alliance between republicans and those members. now, whether we can get enough to support this in the senate is t likely, but this is going to be a major issue many 2024. and democrats are on the wrong side of history. the brief with history of energy is we burned wood for 4,000 years, and that innovation helped us discover fossil fuels. now we re in the fossil fuel
school officials say the guide will: founder? so the nba, you can t be an owner of a team, now you re a governor. so if you re a company, you can t be the founder? rachel: no. will: they don t call them owners in the nba, they call them governors. rachel: and i have a master s cree, and that s not allowed either. pete: you re right. rachel: here s a survey of doughnut-loving americans that shows most people pick cream-filled as their go-to favorite. we have some of those favorites here to try. will: i have some jelly-filled pete: i would check these. will: dude, i thought is same thing. pete: it s april fools day will: did you hear me ask where are they from? ariel said dunkin, but now it s even more us suspicious. you got me once.