tornadoes with max gorden and little rock, arkansas and adam in the weather et cetera we start off with more on the roof collapse and belvidere, illinois and this is just a terrible story. it is a terrible story here. it is static, people be waking up this morning, get here in downtown. the chaotic scene of cleanup crews, cleaning up the debris from what we believe to be a tornado last night but you just mentioned 200 people inside apollo theater or the morbid angel concert. a pan over to see what we are seeing, jacqui there are people out here, there is a roof and there is a car underneath roof. it underneath here. we have sound from a witness inside. take a listen to everything that unfolded inside of that concert. there are people in there. i did a witness when i first got here they did have a people out on stretchers in front of the apollo theater look like they're trying to get ambulance access and emts to that. that was definitely something i did in fact witness. >> there is a total of two or 50 internet warnings from last night until this morning across 13 states. we are still waiting for the national weather service to confirm a tornado indeed hit this community. the national weather service will be here, surveying the damage but our prayers and thoughts are certainly with those 28 people injured person who died in the storm yesterday. jacqui: such a huge crowd there, those are terrible numbers. but at the same time, it's almost lucky there were not more people that were badly injured from this. thoughts and prayers with everyone affected there, thank you so much. spit illinois to arkansas to residents and authorities in little rock, out surveying the catastrophic damage done by these severe tornadoes that ripped through the city last night leaving nothing but devastate in its wake. max gorden is live on the ground in little rock and max, age. >> hey, good afternoon. scenes of destruction here and little rock. also some of these sounds of rebuilding as people get out there chainsaws, their leaf blowers, they tried to get on the long path to recovery here. around 50 people had to be taken to the hospital after this tornado ripped through the community and one person has been reported dead prevention of touchdown around 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon yesterday afternoon as a twister tort to say the national weather service office in little rock had to transfer duties over to the memphis office building meteorologist meteorologist took shelter, homes and businesses were ripped apart the tornado. even though warnings were sent out still took some by surprise but here's a one who said he was out shopping when he had to run for shelter in the storm. >> as i got in, huddled in rear every single glass window blew out people were blown back. it must've been i don't i thought i was a goner for sure. quick urgency cruiser and into which a rescue met residents were told to stay within the area damaged by the tornado part arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders issued a state of emergency due to this tornado and other damage caused by tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in central arkansas. meanwhile the national guard has been mobilized here, 100 members here to help this community that has been damaged by this tornado. shelters have been stood up to help people who have lost everything. avnet drone footage really shows the devastation, max gorden live and little rock's, max, thank you. jacqui: a look ahead to what the forecast holds for this weekend as parts of the country may have more powerful storms on the horizon it meteorologist adam klotz is alive for us from the "fox weather" center. what is it looking like, adam? >> that same line of storms continues to push itself off to the east for this is what the set up look like answer this is our map without all the way to extreme storm threat inducement to bull's-eyes pan out each would have been a tornado reported on the ground. these panned out, where are we looking at today question shift all this to the east. we do back this down the storm that is the likely level stretching back into the midwest all areas you can see severe weather today we are seeing severe thunder storms each of the yellow polygons at the severe thunderstorm currently sweeping across portions of central ohio, it winds up to 60 miles per hour. very heavy rain possibly some hail. enough to do damage here also. we back it out. the rain you see off the east coast is up a severe threat. it's going to be coming more in the evening hours spread across this entire region and we just saw the first lines of storms moving through ohio bro that's going to sweep across the entire mid atlantic. eventually the northeastern here's a future forecast and you can pay attention to the timestamp in the corner depending upon where you live this is when it will move on to the area. it is more of it afternoon and evening events for that is the light of storms that could become severe, certainly with severe thunderstorms clearing off by the time you get into the overnight hours a little bit right on the backside of the system. it is not just they are i will leave you with again this winter storms across portions of the southeast as well. the carolinas back across georgia but of course we will be tracking this line is a continues to move across the country, jacqui. jacqui: keep watching that, adam klotz thank you so much. coverage continues on the "fox weather" app you can scan the qr code right on the screen. actually "fox weather" app to file the latest on the steps and tornadoes as well as all of your local weather updates. bassem turned to this former president donald trump expected to surrender to new york prosecutors on tuesday after being indicted on thursday evening by a manhattan grand jury marking the first criminal case ever brought against a former u.s. president. with fox team coverage on this with jonathan and palm beach, florida president trump is currently staying and nate foy life outside the new york state supreme court in lower manhattan. nay, let's get things up with you. x hey griff, president trump is expected to fly your to new york city. he will spend monday night in trump tower and sometime the criminal is expected to happen at 2:15 p.m. in the afternoon for the das office and secret service are planning out exactly how to keep the president safe entire process but secret service is expected to follow the former president throughout the entire process but including while his fingerprints are being taken and while his mug shot is being taken for it's not expected to her handcuffs that would pose a security risk. this case, griff, as you know and has been widely reported by multiple outlets is believed to center of the 2016 hush money payment to former pouring actress stormy daniels on the eat of the 2016 presidential election. d.a. alvin braggs reported he attempted to upgrade that charged with felony by connecting it to campaign-finance law. president trump's lawyer said on hannity last night the foundation of this case, that misdemeanor charge is flawed, listen to him here. >> they are his own personal records they were not false they were in fact legal fees that's another bill. conversely they did not file this with the sec because they do not have too. this was not a campaign exclusive campaign expenditure. >> of course bragged his face heavy and large spread criticism the republican of three house committees including jim jordan of the judiciary committee, what bragged to testify about the trump of essays on] accused republicans of playing partisan politics, something many accused him of doing his office wrote in part quote, based on your reportedly close cooperation with mr. trump in attacking this office and the grand jury process it appears you are acting more like criminal defense counsel trying to gather evidence for a client that a legislative body seeking to achieve a legitimate legislative objective. now, as for how this will all shake out both legally and politically for president trump, of course that remains to be seen he is fighting for his freedom and his political future all at once. but the political early returns appeared to be positive, griff produced a campaign announced friday night just one day after his indictment was handed up they have raised $4 million for his campaign and a quarter of the donors have never previously donated for president trump critical send back to you. two separate nate foy life force in lower manhattan. thank you. jacqui: president trump are many more a lot of this week at the c awaits tuesday's manhattan. jonathan serrie is in palm beach, florida watching all this for us. we expect president trump will leave our lago on monday heading to new york, overnighting in trump tower. been showing up on tuesday. the indictment remains under seal the former president reportedly faces more than 30 accounts and sources tell the "new york post" at least one involves a felony charge of falsifying business records that in connection with hush money allegedly paid pouring star chart rates the radical left democrats have lied, cheated and stole in their maniacal exception to get trapped now they've gone to for indicting a totally innocent man that act of obstruction and blatant election interference. the new york indictment is one of multiple legal battles mr. trump and his associates to overturn his narrow loss in the 2020 presidential election. there are two federal investigations one involving an alleged to undo the election results leading up to generate six capitol riot. the other, looking into mr. trump's handling of government records. last august seized around 10,000 documents from mar-a-lago about 100 of them were marked classified for the former president tonight wrongdoing and all these cases, back to you. jacqui: alright thank you so much for that appreciate it. griff: president biden now calling on russia to release american a reporter who was accused of spying by the fsb. he could face up to 20 years in a russian prison. it's the first journalist to be charged with espionage by russia since the end of the cold war. rancho coat is aligned with the latest on that. where does the stand? it's tied griff, it has now been just over 77 hours since his colleagues at the wall street journal last heard from him. that is as he was entering on a reporting trip eight steakhouse in the russian city. we know he was detained and that steakhouse but russia's federal security service before he was brought back and charged with espionage for allegedly seeking secret in the city. he is being held up look notorious prison in the russian capitol he is the first american journalist to be jailed for alleged espionage since a reporter then at the u.s. news and world report who was arrested and put in the same prison by the way back in 1986 before he was release a number of days later and i split prisoner swap. date prospects for gershkowitz swift relief is part of a nether swap or perhaps even more challenging than it were then. there are a number of other americans being held in russian prisons including another american who has been convicted of espionage, it was also in that same prison. serving 868 year sentence. after that russian-american relations now at their lowest point since i reported on the country three decades ago but president biden called on russian these gershkowitz and sent the u.s. is working to get him out. it is the war in ukraine that began 13 months ago the part russia at odds not just with the united states but dozens and dozens of other countries. the war also prompted many western news organizations to polar journalist out of russia after the kremlin introduced a law whereby journals can be sent to prison for up to 10 years if the kremlin deems the reporting to be fake news. now, the wall street journal vehemently denies the allegations that evan was engage in any in-house. i have to say most of these trails, if this doesn't go to trial are held behind closed doors and they almost always end in conviction, 37 brian thank you very much on that. now we've got more cominnpr cord from russia for five years that is coming up in this hour, and you do not want to miss that. jacqui: brenda fox polls are telling us how american feels about president biden including his handling of the economy and much more. we are light at the white housef with that coming urep next. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. i'm sholeh and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really 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indicted president warren harding was headed there stemming from the teapot bribery scandal the secret leasing by the secretary of the interior, harding died in office before he could be charged with course richard nixon was pardoned by gerry ford before nixon can be charged as well. i don't yesterday biden traveled to mississippi delta to view the damage and willing for about 85% of the town destroyed by the powerful tornado. boxy town of "rolling stone" boy back will be with you every step of the way. what did i say, i said willing to fork, "rolling stone", i got my mind going here. we will be back it will be with you every step of the way. what's up rolling whole pork homes to blooms blues singer to influence. is a famous saying mississippi delta originates at the peabody hotel in memphis a hometown. some are hoping you would mention that indeed. lucas tomlinson went on the white house lawn. get back to us if we are knowing what the presence headed. jacqui: rejoin them from republican congress and from texas chairman of the house small business committee, roger williams he also serves on the house financial services committee big congressman thanks so much. >> thank you jacqui. jacqui: otis orthotist of the former president and the forthcoming indictments but we are supposed to see play out on tuesday. you have to pledge your support for former president trump for 2024. i am assuming none of this changes the marker for you. but, does it? and have you spoken with them since any of this transpired? >> something to do support president trump. i certainly support his policies. with this indictment it isn't that in america. if you happen to him it can happen to you and i we totally stand with him a. so i think is d.a. this rogue d.a. he has gotten way over his skis right now but i think actually it's going to at the end of the day hope president trump because people can realize this can happen it's an attack on our judicial system like we have never seen before. it is an area i think certainly probably will help them. i have spoken to him and saw him last week in waco and talk to him on the phone. not so much about that but talking about economics in our country and the economy no need fix it again. jacqui: when you see the late willing, i'll put some on our screens you can reference it here with me. new foxnews polling shows a former president has got a pretty strong lead over anyone else that is being considered as a potential candidate, 54% of voters in the republican primaries saying they would throw their weight behind trump compared to 43% in february. while ron desantis although he's not in the race yet is polling at 24%. there are couple different ways you can look at this. you would expect a former president to probably have a stronger lead. maybe not this former president evan he has faced so many challenges. but he does a considerate lead over the rest of the pack. you are saying you expect this to grow even more, is that right? >> yes, i do. i think this very well could grow it more. governor desantis is also a friend of mine he is not in the race. i think president trump, people remember what the economy was like what they remembered where our strength was in the world and what it was like to be on main street is a small business owner et cetera and they like that and compared to what we have today we have high inflation, we have no supply chain, high interest rates. it's hard for people to survive. i think once we look at all of that it certainly does help president trump. but mainly people look at this if it can happen to him it can happen to me. this is going to be an election i think that's going to show people really want their country back and not big government the government out of the way. jacqui: we still have a lot left to learn about what this indictment involves producing reporting there's potentially 30 charges. but of course we will not really know anything until they unseal that on tuesday but we are all going to keep watching for any news around that pretty want to catch up with you on the aftermath of the school shooting in nashville. you have got children being buried, families planning funerals now. there is this debate about whether the shooter's manifesto should be released. saturn josh hawley has been calling to investigate the shooting potentially as a hate crime because of a christian school being targeted for there are a lot of things we do not know about the shooters motive here. it sparked the debate about whether or not the writing made before this transpired should be released, what your thoughts on that? >> i think it probably should but it reminds us again we are going to have this debate for a long time on school shootings are horrendous. guns and second amendment and so forth we need to secure our schools and got a bill at the right now that's been out there for several cycles right now that allows for grants for communities to have experts review the schools on what they need and get actual money to fix their schools and to secure the schools for the problem is we talk so much about this back-and-forth that our kids and our teachers are not safe. we need to secure our schools immediately. we need to do that in congress me too pass legislation like my bill and get our young people secure and then continue to have the stock and find out how we fix it. i do think to a lot of people talk about mental illness. i do not profess to be a mental illness expert. do think a lot of the problems are created because we have lost the family unit in america. been to begin to talk about that again. jacqui: a conversation about what to do legislatively after something like this is always the cynical. because people feel like they're just not going to be able to pass laws with the emergence of tight and each side dug in. realistically, do you see any chance for some of the things you want to see, fortifying schools, addressing mental health, to be paired with something that folks on the left are calling for that would for instance look at universal background checks is it realistic to hope anything can really be done? there is hope we can do this and we can fix it and we can stop this horrible -- these events that happen in our schools. but like i say we need to have this debate. while we are having the debate less pass legislation that secures the schools, give local communities be able to draw on some federal grants that will allow them to put glass upper-class needs to become and take it down, take doors up put them down, we need to secure these kids and these teachers but when they go to school the morning they need to feel safe and not concerned. we need to do that and let's come up with an answer less secure our schools right this very minute. that's right congressman appreciate your time with this on the saturday, thank you so much, sir. thank you jacqui. griff: not let's hear from the other side of the albums in the same state democratic congressman from texas a member of the house resistivity al green. congressman thank you for joining us. let's pick up where they left. they talk about the historic indictment calling williams but this was politically motivated or wheat you concerned we don't know these charges will be very clear we do not know what the evidence is in with the charges yet are you concerned these charges may be politically motivated and could set a precedent that democrats might one day regret? >> thank you for having me. it is my opinion that because the indictment is still sealed we do not know what the charges are. it is difficult to say whether they are politically motivated if you don't know what the charges are that might motivate one to do something. i think we will have to wait until after the indictment has been unsealed and i am told this will happen on tuesday of next week. i would also add this, i do not think we in congress to supervise prosecutors, states attorneys, that is just not our job. once we do this we start to cross the line. the president is innocent until proven guilty. he is deserving of all of the due process the law affords he can have motions filed before the trial judge such that he can bring these issues to the attention of the court and the court make a ruling. i am amenable and willing to ask the court. i have trusted my college will do the same. griff: are right, now let me turn a little bit to the current occupant of the white house, president biden. we have been giving fox news polls. one of them, congressman specifically addressing the economy. we can show you here, his approval on the economy now 35%. what is your take on the fact that the president is struggling on the economy? higher rating. but i am realizing now, having been in congress as long as i have, presidency and the high ratings that they used to get is unlikely. there is so much negativism the president has to contend with. this a president has to contend with a war that disrupted supply chains. he had to contend with the pandemic. and is still to a certain extent having to deal with some of the residue from the pandemic. this president has done a job i think is good, i respect what he has done. we have now seen gas prices come down about 30% and jobs are still going up. this is one of those times you have something that is somewhat anomalous. right? the prices of gas coming down, inflation coming down and you still have jobs being created. it is a fantastic think he is doing so support this president now. i will continue to support him because i understand he is a sure hand on the economy. lexi has not announced yet in the incident when he will announce for reelection? >> i think will happen sooner rather than later. he has not told me. but i am going to be with him whenever he announces because i believe he has done a good job and he merits a second term. present are at congressman al green think of your time today 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tired and skeptical offending ukraine's defense. >> what is your department for why they should continue funding the war effort in ukraine? >> if you want to live freely in the usa if you constantly talk about it, if you are ready to pay the highest price that it is necessary to win the war in russia by. >> presidency jinping of china met with vladimir putin and is not called gautama zelenskyy he joined a course of leaders calling for a cease-fire in talks a nonstarter for ukraine. occ's apartment in the freezing of the conflict as such, the occupied territories will remain under the russian federation. >> presidency that replaced the president called to present zelenskyy, does that mean he's not serious about peace? >> regarding china, it seems to me china has not yet fully formulated its position on whether it wants to be enough neutral status for the last or does not take a direct part in negotiations on war and peace in ukraine. >> putin's plan to base tactical nuclear weapons won't affect the battlefield. it should unify and motivate western leaders. chris putin demonstrates he does not care about other communities but is not care about international law. crimes to gain advantage. >> they won a weapon on ukraine's wishlist is long-range missiles. u.s. joint chiefs chairman general mark milley said yesterday the u.s. needs to work reserves on this long range missiles back to you. quick cuts in state know that eventually they say yes. will see what happens. mike tobin life force in kyiv, mike, thank you. jacqui: now to another top stories. american western journal reporter emmett gershkowitz has been detained in accusing spot by russian officials. for more on this, and its potential political implications jamie known pseudo- former npr moscow correspondent lucian kim who knows evan from his time in moscow. this is just terrible news. i am sure you know very well the nature of what they are charging him with, makes it difficult to have a clear view of where this is going. >> in we do know what he is charged with gives us an idea of what might await him. he is being charged with espionage. a very serious crime and he will probably face a closer trial will probably not have an idea but the concrete accusations a are. and he will probably be sen sentence. that's a grim outlook this is not a country that's friendly to journalists. you were there in moscow until just before the invasion. tell me what it is like working there, what kind of risks you face as a journalist and what is like dealing with the russian government where it's not exactly a free press kind of country? >> at the great question people have asked about that. i worked in moscow as a journalist for total of 13 ye years. and i have to say for certain of immunity we were not affected by laws. in the increment did not carry that much we were writing. all of that changed at the beginning of pollutants full-scale invasion. a lot of u.s. news organizations are pulled out their correspondence because they were afraid of falling a foul of new laws against spreading so-called fake news report discrediting the russian military. that is what everyone was afraid about, those laws. now what happened with kevin he is being charged with espionage. he will not even have an open trial. >> why do you think caps on of reporting with other organizations pulled out all of the reporters? evan is an extremely committed reporter. his parents are soviet immigrants. he had russian language growing up. it was a big story. what's going on inside of russia rightfully on ukraine. what russia because of the zirconia laws drove him to go there and keep on reporting. russian citizens are reacting to this news and to more broadly the war on ukraine. how is that playing out in russia media and how are people digesting it? >> with evans arrests a lot of russians and feel russian journalists have faced persecution for years. there is a similar espionage case that just finished rec recently. to journalists being targeted more broadly, what do they think about the war? as far as we know that's the kind of story and that was when he was arrested. and in some you're really knowing what people think inside of russia. does he is going to be convicted and sentenced because that is how the state operates. what does that mean president biden needs to do because he is essentially a half case. quincy is essentially a hostage he will not be the first american in that situation where there is of course former marine paul who has been in a russian prison for some four years now. there was a prisoner swap, there've been a couple prisoner swaps recently between the u.s. and russia. the most recent one with brittney greater the basketball player for the convicted arms dealer. though, it seems like evan unfortunately and i hate to say these words but he has become a pawn in this kind of what the russians want we can only imagine. and peace to this and hopefully things work out 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the supreme court. this has been going on for several days now. we will continue to bring you updates from tel aviv as we get them. quite a crowd there in israel. ♪ 26 dhs secretary's might refuse to call deciduous of the border crisis and interview with 60 minutes most testimony before the senate judiciary committee early this week. meanwhile this morning, a ground photographing more chinese migrants crossing illegally into the u.s. but action for a climate eagle pass. >> is you are well aware last december and there's a big surge of venezuelans, cubans, nicaraguans. this year we are seeing a huge spot regulars on the vertebrae take a look at this video or team shot early and down the rio grande valley in la joya, texas. this is a group of 12 more chinese and national arrested after crossing into the area as you can see most of them single adults border patrol says justice since october 1 ever arrested more than 1700 chinese nationals. that represents more than nine 100% increase over this same time last year. multiple border patrol sources tell fox news a lot of these chinese nationals are being amassed released into the united states was something called an tao are pre-that's a notice to appear released on your own recognizance essentially they are a let go with a future court date. in the meantime human smuggling remaining ramp down here but take a look at this image also in la joya in the rio grande valley. for patrol stopping this suv finding 19 illegal immigrants all crammed inside of it. obviously extremely dangerous. you can see a little boy wearing a blue coat in the background. he was crammed inside that vehicle with those 18 other migrants. that is the sort of thing happening day in and day out down here at the southern border but we will take you out to el paso. take a look at these images. more human smuggling. texas dps criminal investigator stopping a penske moving truck. they open it up and find 58 illegal immigrants crammed inside being smuggled all from mexico, guatemala and el salvador. there is a northern triangle countries that driver now facing federal charges for human smuggling. we will talk about the drug smuggling, leslie take a look at these images. we will bring out to arizona once again cbp making two significant fentanyl seizures on tuesday love the first one to 303,000 fentanyl pills found hidden inside of a car is a spare tire. thirty minutes after that bust they stop a nether bus and sees 208,000 fentanyl pills and the firewall of a car for that single port of entry has now seized more than 20 million fentanyl pills since october print back your life, griff, you and i often talk with the criminal element sometimes being arrested here the southern border, listen to this. just last week alone until real sector border patrol reports they arrested and convicted child rapist with multiple counts of sodomy with multiple minors, a rapist convicted in the state of ohio as well as in ms 13 gang member. all of those guys arrested right here in the del rio sector after the cross illegally last week. will send it back to you. question yet secretary chen fort life force thank you for quickstart basement the l.a. angels in hot water after video surfaces showing him clashing with a fan at the opening gate linz coliseum this week fora details on that coming unup next try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv player after heated altercation telling thursday night game. christina: it is like in los angeles and more on the story, hey christina. >> hey jacqui, local police are currently investigating the in between and oakland a's band and the 32-year-old los angeles angels start with, and video of this incident happened thursday night lost two -- 12 oakland angels third baseman appeared to grab the fan up by his shirt as a case about cursing out him they show anthony rendon try to take a swipe of the fans and face but according to audio of the incident sound as of the van denied cursing at him. in the video the mlb star said you called me a comment you can see the curse word he was referring to right there, the fan denies calling jump was on is that yes you did, yes you did. then uses more sense at the band print and videos shows as well try to take a swipe at the that is what it appears to show. now the fan remained very calm you can actually hear him tell the mlb star to calm down. a spokesperson for major league baseball released a statement saying they are aware of the incident and they are looking into it. again oakland pd is also investigating this matter. as expected to address the media before their game against the oakland a's this noon. six aren't christina coleman force thank you so much. welcome but deadly tornadoes across the south and midwest this week including in illinois were at the enders roof collapsed during a 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