[the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ rachel: we go straight to a fox weather alert, four dead and dozens injured as we head into another weekend of severe weather. pete: tornadoes flattening homes, scattering tons of debris. will: 90 million americans are under severe storm warning with the possibility of more twisters. max gordon is live in little rock, arkansas, with the latest. max:scenes of destruction in little rock, arkansas after tornadoes struck yesterday afternoon. three people are dead. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the tornado in little rock struck at 2:30 in the afternoon as the twister tore through the city. the national weather service in little rock had to trade duties in the memphis office as the meteorologist took shelter. homes and businesses were ripped apart by the tornado. in the wake of the destruction emergency crews went into search and rescue mode. residents were told to stay away from the area damaged by the tornado. 30 people had to be taken to the hospital. according to the mayor, little rock confirmed one death. even though warnings were sent out about the severe storms, the twister took some by surprise. here is one man who said he was shopping when he had to run for shelter in this store. >> as i got in, huddled up against a cement barrier, every glass window blue out. people were blown back. i held on. it must have been a minute just huddled. i thought i was a goner for sure. >> reporter: in win, arkansas, another tornado struck that town, two people died, storm chasers said they helped pool people from the rubble. there has been extensive damage including damage to a school. to the north, one person died and dozens injured when the roof at the apollo theater in belvidere collapsed thomas of your storms with 90 mile-per-hour winds. bystanders searched for victims in the destruction. more than 50 tornadoes reported friday in seven states. and there were hail reports, 206 damaging wind reports. in little rock, arkansas, the national guard was called in to help, one hundred national guard members on the ground helping storm victims, shelters have been established for people who lost their homes. will: let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> we were talking about the tornado that went to the mississippi. a week later, a similar thing with a lot of tornadoes across the bigger area. they got to the north where we saw the tornado last week. a scary night and scary afternoon, one batch of tornadoes in the memphis area, the second batch in iowa and illinois. there were two bull's-eyes for severe weather. we are not done with severe weather yet. we have a threat today including this morning, tornado watch is in effect right now. one cell to the east of chattanooga, tornado warning on it, rotation across tennessee as it will head towards eventually all this energy across the carolinas. a threat in part of georgia, the carolinas, southern alabama, the northeast today. we have a threat, very strong gust of wind with storms this afternoon. will: we move on this morning to a fox news alert. donald trump is expected to make his way to new york monday before his arraignment on tuesday. pete: he will not be in new york for long after answering to criminal charges following his indictment by a grand jury. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the former president planning on this being a quick trip staying overnight at trump tower monday night making a court appearance tuesday morning and returning back to mar-a-lago after his arraignment. in arrangement has been made so the former president will not be placed in handcuffs as he surrenders. the details on how he will make it in and out of the courthouse being worked out. >> wherever he decides to go i will go. with the detail, the secret service detail, i don't know where we are going, front door, back door, through the roof, i have no idea. follow the guys with microphones in their years. rachel: the associated press, alan bragg has won felony charges dropped against a former president, this investigation involves falsifying business records stemming from an alleged has many payment in 2016 to adult actress stormy daniels. the former president denied any affair or wrongdoing and has not been shy on social media expressing his outrage of what he sees as political persecution. last night trump called himself a totally innocent man saying the indictment is an act of obstruction and election interference. he does command a lead in most early gop primary polls, the trump campaign says they have raised $4 million the day after the indictment. pete: for more let's turn to former federal prosecutor frank haynes. do you expect tuesday, the expectation that has been set is it will be a little bit of a nonevent, we won't see handcuffs or mugshots or anything in the form of fingerprinting, it will be done behind the scenes. will this come and go when it comes to the general public watching without much in the way of coverage or fanfare? >> reporter: depends what local authorities will allow the media to cover. if they allow it we will see donald trump entering and leaving. we might get to see him fingerprinted if we allow the press in. it could be a complete circus if they allow the press in. i think bragg would like to get a perp walk out of donald trump, he would like to see donald trump in handcuffs because the prosecution seems to me to be pretty political and i am sure he wants those visuals that he can celebrate. will: i'm not sure he wants those visuals, they will play into the hands of donald trump. pete: is that is called? >> it is his call. there's been some negotiating with the trump team but mostly those secret service. the secret service will not want to protect the with his hands cuffed. how can they protect him, move around easily if there's a threat to his security, life or safety, if his hands are puffed. there is serious negotiating. it is standard policy to put a suspect in handcuffs but not generally for a white-collar defendant, nonviolent crime whose turning himself in. i see what will is saying but i think he would like to have that perp walk. pete: what process does it start? what timeline are we looking at? >> reporter: it starts the clock running, new york will have strict rules about when the president has a right to certain things like discovery. in the federal system, you have a right to get discovery at your arraignment. we will see the indictment unsealed, some discovery handed to the president's lawyers probably in an envelope or file folder which will contain things like police reports, fbi 300 tos, grand jury transcripts, that will be turned over to his lawyers at or shortly before arraignment and then you will start the clock running for a trial date. pete: are we talking weeks? months? what is that? >> reporter: generally that clock is weeks long, usually there are motions filed. his team will surely file a motion to dismiss for a variety of reasons. i would be shocked if they didn't already have a brief on that in process being written by some smart lawyers. those motions will tall all those clocks so this process will drag out for months but it could take weeks if he really wanted sort of a rocket docket trial and head into the court room but i think his best bet is to file a motion first. rachel: i saw on ned ryan on tucker carlson, the way these political prosecutions end is in a mutual destruction type of situation. do you think at this moment there are prosecutors across the country looking through the books figuring out how they can get president biden who has more dirt on him and things that are of more consequence to this country? >> i have a feeling prosecutors, especially gop prosecutors are looking hard at the biden family. here in atlanta if i was a prosecutor in atlanta i would at minimum be looking into whether or not any of the biden family alleged corruption could be tied through atlanta, whether that is through internet, phone calls, travel, transiting to and from atlanta on the way to these deals we understand, evidence exists in hunter biden's laptop, i'm looking at that. i don't think most people who are career prosecutors want this sort of war but it seems to me that bragg has declared war on rule of law in this country and when you declare war you suffer the consequences. will: a politically elected prosecutor and some red area wants to win with his base, his constituency, builds a week case, bootstrap case in terms of jurisdiction to your point with hunter biden's laptop and tenuous connection, using that as a hypothetical, tenuous connection to let's say a san angelo county, texas, or atlanta, georgia, and drags hunter in cuffs into a jail or a trial, or joe, harder to make but the harder the case is to make is the point, because alvin bragg's case is so we, the purpose is served in making this political attack whether it is legal justification, that is a fair -- corollary to what we are watching? >> reporter: exactly right and it is why the department of justice has said that sitting presidents can't be prosecuted for anything. there are literally tens of thousands of elected district attorneys around this country. imagine if all of them decide to start indicting a sitting president or all the presidential candidates to take out the competition from winning elections or serving once they win. it is absolute chaos and catastrophe for justice in this country and i am frightened and angry that he has taken this step because i do worry about where it leads. pete: rachel: we will see if republicans have the stomach for it. we need to stop this kind of prosecution. it is great having you this morning. we have eric trump coming up at 9 am with a response from him on how he feels about what is happening to his father. stay tuned for that. pete: it is a scary time. will: it is unprecedented, it is the weaponization of the justice system at play. rachel: scary if you are conservative, not so scary if you are a democrat. will: kamala harris is on the trip we were talking about talking to foreign leaders, no reports on substantial breakthroughs. here she is in zambia friday. she was asked, as was the zambian president about the trump indictment, president biden would not comment. here's what she said. >> i'm not going to comment on the case of the former president. >> what does it mean for rule of law? we agreed as americans to govern ourselves and so to leave within those compliance. rachel: he said you are supposed to prosecute crimes, not people, in other words. it looks like a lot of things he has seen in african countries, what's going on here which is what el salvador's president said. a man who actually knows about putting real criminals in jail as he has taken on ms 13 and so many evil gangs in his country. here is what he said about the impact on america's reputation, it will be hard for us foreign policy to use arguments such as democracy and free and fair elections or try to condemn political persecution in other countries from now on. i wonder if alvin bragg realizes what he has done and if it is worth it to him to get that perp walk you wants, to trash our reputation around the world. pete: that's probably answered for alvin bragg, this helps them politically. he is a politically elected attorney, he probably feels like the noble way to say it, doing the will of the people outside the window, the people who vote a certain way in new york city. will: it will make him a footnote in history based on how weak the case is. we are doing a good job chipping away whatever moral high ground we had pertaining to checks and balances. rachel: that and the meddling we do around the world, it is a dark day for america. turning to your headlines dozens of news organizations around the world demanding russia release wall street journal reporter on the ap new york times bbc, sky news and more, a joint letter reads in part, he's a journalist, a message that journalists within your borders is criminalized and the foreign correspondence do not enjoy the benefits of rule of law. the bureau was a restaurants buying charges on wednesday, he faces up to 20 years in prison. overnight pope francis cracking a joke following a 3 night stay in the hospital in rome moments after his relates telling of swarm of reporters, quote, i am still alive. the pope received treatment for breathing difficulties and was diagnosed with bronchitis. francis is expected to attend tomorrow's palm sunday mass and other events. today is april fools' day. the annual day of pranks dates back to the 1500s when france switched the calendars and changed to new year's day from april to january. those who were slow to get the memo were called april fools. isn't that an interesting story? it is my daughter's birthday. "fox and friends" weekend's producers did not want to miss out on the fun so first up, will kane's office. >> what the hell? what the hell? you scared the hell out of me! i didn't even know you were there! the scariest part of this! is today april 1st? i didn't even know. rachel: he also wanted to know why just him. will: i assume this was on to all three of us? >> just you. will: are you serious? why would you do this just to me? rachel: are they stilling our office? it is your birthday today, she is upstairs. with balloons everywhere. will: have to shuffle walking around like this. got to lift up. falling around from balloons. will: the lights were on. pete: it is 4:30 in the morning. rachel: nothing happened to my office. pete: i knew will wouldn't know about it. is marked on my calendar, april 1st. will: my favorite part, when you were reading the setup, it said first up, will kane. rachel: i didn't think about that. will: if you are home and you're up early, you've got the time to plan. how you will full your fellow fools. rachel: i will take -- will: a shooting victim helps pin down a suspect after gunfire interrupts his morning commute, the situation that led to a dramatic takedown. rachel: despite claiming the border is secure, alejandro mayorkas finally admits there may be a problem, sort of. >> the number of people arriving at our border is at an extraordinary height. rachel: jonathan fair on the failed policies fueling the crisis next. ♪ ♪ is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great - i invited a few more friends. ♪ thanks, mom. i am groot. nothing brings the galaxy together like king's hawaiian. see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3. in theaters may 5th. 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jonathan fahey joins us to react, great to see you. let's fact check that just to start, he says across the western hemisphere we see border crossings all over. i would guess it is less about border crossings and more what they are attempting to stop crossing is the border. that might distinguish the southern border of mexico which is a way station. >> reporter: it is breathtaking because it is either complete lies or nonsense. the reason we are having this issue is there policies, there's no other reason because they have told anyone in the world if they get to our country they will receive every benefit american citizens get. plus a little bonus point. every time i listen to them it is just ridiculous and he knows better and if he doesn't know better he has to be the most incompetent person ever to have any job but he knows what is going on. will: venezuela, crossing the central american borders in the mexican border. it's not a western hemisphere border crisis. it's up american crisis, they are trying to get to america. he won't say it. >> you view what is happening on the border as a crisis. >> why won't you say the word crisis? >> i have to mend his faith in the people, the department of homeland security and a crisis speaks to me of a withdrawal from the mission. will: that is fascinating. let's reverse that. does that border patrol agency, do those agents have faith and dhs? do they have faith in mayorkas? is there not a withdrawal on behalf of mayorkas in fulfilling that mission? >> they have no faith in him. that game of acting like he is supporting the agents, accused -- it is utter nonsense. who cares what you call it? we have an open border causing harm to americans, 100,000 overdose deaths a year and they don't care. it's not a challenge because they want it to happen. this is a victory for this administration. they want this to happen at they will die on this hill, they are fighting to keep the border open. will: let me put this in context. a shrine which is big within the mexican drug cartel community was found that a stash house in texas. 261 have been discovered holding a total of 300 migrants inside and then you find out about this shrine in texas. what significance does that hold for you? >> it does show the human trafficking and illegal immigration intertwined with the drug trafficking. this administration's policies of open borders increased to record levels but this is misplaced because if they are being honest they should have a shrine to secretary mayorkas because he's the real reason they are able to enjoy so much success, to know they could do what they want to do with absolute impunity. will: it is a mark of continued cultural influence and presence not just on the southern border but the northern border, this is in texas. great to talk to you, thank you. fox weather alert, monster tornadoes cause catastrophic damage to homes leaving little rock, arkansas unrecognizable. storm chaser live on the ground joins us now. itive brother. check. psych! really? dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate. what does it mean to be ever better? 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as a vocation you charge into the middle of these, explain to our viewers. >> i was chasing the storm just to my north. don't know what you are going to find when you get into the damage path. i used to live in little rock for many years. i know this area. some of these areas that were damaged and destroyed, it was a pretty serious seen. there were multiple businesses damaged and destroyed, homes were gone, a quick perspective how severe it was, this was 2:30, people were not home so they started going home saying traffic was an issue. it was a serious situation yesterday. >> looking at the images, it's hard to take in. what does it feel like to be in the middle of a tornado like this? >> i try to focus on my job which is getting the imagery, the news, information what is going on. i try not to think about it too much, this is like a home area for me. people were walking out of these neighborhoods and they were in shock. they've not been high by a tornado like this in quite some time. lots of near misses and things like that but for it to go right through heavily populated part of the state, the state capital, was pretty surprising to a lot of people. there was morning so they knew it was coming but went through a populated part of town. will: we have thankfully never experienced something like this but i've been in the aftermath of a tornado. it has got to be, hard to wrap your mind around. one house spared, one house destroyed across the block, hard to make sense. >> tornadoes are so random. you can have a home perfectly intact and next to it a home that is destroyed. i thought that yesterday. there were vehicles that were plucked out of a bunch of other vehicles on the road and that one was tossed. in that shopping center, there was a kroger quite a few people took refuge in, it is something to see you. for those people to experience. will: appreciate you bringing these images. it is important to see so that we know and can do something to help. appreciate you helping us understand. coming up donald trump facing criminal charges for alleged campaign finance violation. what about the time hillary clinton's campaign got a slap on the wrist for funding the infamous steel dossier. jason chaffetz on the standards of justice next. will: students crash a pro-life event leading to multiple arrests. the hosts join us coming up. >> they are temporarily removing us from the room. my ameriprise advisor helps me feel confident about my financial future. he knows me and my goals. it's not the first uncertain environment he's helped me navigate. probably won't be the last. but with his advice, i know i'm on track. the plan we created can withstand uncertainty. no wonder clients rate us 4.9 out of 5 in overall satisfaction. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. ok i did it. is he looking at my hairline? 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>> could be. that is the way the democrats want it but congress has purview and what chairman jordan and others, they have jurisdiction to go after this and those documents and the flow of documents and who was involved in this, they better comply with those subpoenas. pete: you think there will be a fight back in real time? >> there should be. the media should say that's how we do things, they can go after this, they should, they will, they better comply with those subpoenas. pete: thanks for being here. closet over to will. will: pennsylvania senator john fetterman was discharged from walter reed hospital after going six weeks of treatment for clinical depression which is, quote, in remission. he says the care they provided changed my life. he plans to return to the senate later this month. now to the philadelphia crime crisis passengers heading to work and down a gunman after shooting on a rush-hour train. >> call 911. just stay right there. >> everybody -- will: this group of hero passengers holding the suspect down after a 19-year-old was shot in the shoulder. officers arrest three people, they are still searching for the fourth suspect. cheerleaders using their skills to keep the women's final four game moving, the ball got stuck at the backboard session is second into the first order. lady tigers going to virginia tech to advance the first title game in school history. on the other side iowa ending south carolina's undefeated streak, caitlin clark scored 41, most in semifinal history. the ncaa tournament smashing ratings record, up 42% from last season. let's not forget the men final four, taking on florida atlantic followed by miami versus yukon and those are your headlines. coming up a pro-life event swarmed by angry students and protesters. >> they are temporarily removing us from barroom. pete: we will speak to the host about that event about their fight for free-speech next. 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>> this is part of my campus speaking tour, we were invited by our students. students have had trouble with antifa disrupting events in the past and that happened this wednesday. antifa protesters, nonstudents entered the campus. there were biological men in miniskirts, trans activist, pro-abortion activists who gathered to shut down this event via hecklers. you will see watching the live stream footage, the school despite a bodyguard, calling and asking for support, did intervene until 30 minutes into the situation. i had a bodyguard guarding our students on campus. that is why i want you to go to students for life, this is getting, this is unhinged. rachel: it is ridiculous no one came in for 30 minutes. we live in a country where christian students were gunned down this past week, over 70 pro-life centers have been attacked, firebombed. i think it was pro-lifers taken out of the meeting. >> it was including kristin and i who were invited to speak at this public university college campus, 30 minutes into our gathering which was intended to be a back and forth dialogue inviting questions and conversation from people who consider themselves to support abortion where we break down the divisive narrative and provide the truth about why life matters, several students in the room were attacked by these and teeth and far left extremist protesters including one who was physically assaulted. megaphones were used to hit some employees with students for life and more insanity at which point the police did decide to show up but instead of escorting these violent protesters out of our room they forced kristin and i to essentially be detained in a locked room for our own safety for several hours alongside a number of students who did come to the event. rachel: it is shocking. this is a statement from dcu, committed to promoting a safe environment for students, faculty, staff, visitors have a right to gather and speak freely, the majority of events take place without incident. if you are disappointed a student organization is disrupted, with respect to others, especially those with whom we disagree. this was an attempt to intimidate, prevent other students coming in the future. they don't want to get caught in this scuffle and violence. what does this tell you on a positive note? what does it tell you about the movement, the pro-life movement? you have antifa people, not part of the campus community coming into protest you. >> it means they are worried, these folks have become unhinged as you mentioned at the beginning. the pregnancy centers that give out free diapers and baby formula being attacked for helping women who choose life. it is unbelievable this continues to happen in our country. we are not going to let them stop us. we were ready to be arrested. they cleared barroom of those violent protesters. they failed to do it. instead, and up detaining us and that is simply wrong. we won't stop. we had school yesterday contact us, bomb sniffing dogs, isabel and i want to come later in april. we will pay the fee and make sure the pro-life message -- rachel: keep fighting, girls, appreciate it, thanks so much. paradontax blood when you brush could lead to worse over time. help stop the clock on gum disease now. parodontax toothpaste... ...is 3x more effective at removing plaque bacteria, one of the main causes of bleeding gums. parodontax. the gum experts. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! 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