It s not easy. It s not. She was a good mom. She loves the kids. Reunited at last. They celebrated. Then on the drive home there was a car there stranded. Vince tells his wife that he is going to check on them. I heard two, three he was landing there with what appeared to know several gun shot wounds to the head. Her husband, father of five, dead. No one could understand it. The time of person that he was. I don t think he ever had an enemy. Or did he? he said we are now in debt to bad people. We knew that there was another personal that needed to be looked at. A winding investigation leading deep into the dark. This sounds like a love triangle. It s horrific. Brutal. Why? are you kidding me? pop kinsville, kentucky. Corn fields, picket fences and patriotism. Just to the south is fort campbell. Home to more than 13,000 army soldiers and their families. After facing danger all over the world, soldiers return to a collective sigh of relief. After all, bad things aren t supposed to happen
here s a look at where the governor is talking about, mayfield kentucky in the western part of the state. it s got a population of about 10,000 people. the governor believes 50 people are dead. that number could rise between 70 and 100 statewide. that candle factory, 110 people were inside at the time it was hit. many people no doubt working the second shift. the governor believes dozens could have perished in that building alone. take a look at what this tornado did to the area here, we see cars mangled, just tossed around here, picked up by those strong winds and flung. other cars you see they are really just completely together in a mangled pile of metal, hard to even see exactly what we re looking at here. one of the things that made the storm so dangerous is that the tornados hit when it was dark out. and the governor says people were given advanced warning but also called this a storm unlike anything they ve ever seen. unfortunately, it wasn t just kentucky. take a lo
the good morning and welcome to cnn. this morning it is saturday, march 2. i m kristen fisher in for mro walker. i m victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here s what we re watching for you this morning. the idf says that for several hours each day, it s just spending military activity today s for humanitarian purposes in parts of gaza. the announcement comes the day after president biden, since the us will begin, air dropping aid into the areas we have lived in the region with the new developments. a fulton county, georgia judge will decide any day now whether it is qualified funny willis, from the election interference case against donald trump the factors he s weighing and how his decision will impact the case really crazy a lot of chaos, lot of trauma, a lot of people displaced and feel sad struck div, deadly wildfires raging across parts of texas this morning, more than 1 million acres of already burned. and today conditions are only expected to get wor
underway to gather debris of the balloon. and that debris is estimated to roughly the size of two school buses. here s what president biden told reporters about the operation last hour. on wednesday, when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down. on wednesday, as soon as possible. they decided it might do damage on the ground. they decided that the best time was when it was over water. so that has been our limit. they successfully took it down. and i want to compliment our aviators who did it. and we will have more to report on this a little later. thank you. what is your message to china? i told him to shoot it down. on wednesday. yes, they said to me, let s wait for it to be now beijing is claiming that it is a weather research balloon. that we have seen floating over the united states. and beijing expressed regret that it accidentally drifted into u.s. airspace. but the pentagon and the secretary of state anthony blinken say that
steve: live from kansas city, it is our three of fox & friends live from kansas city. the boss asked if i would like to go to kansas city? i would love to go to my hometown. this is where my wife, kathy and i got married and i used to work right down the street. i fell in love with the kansas city royals and the chiefs. and i said, i would love to. i didn t check the weather. it is currently 11 degrees. anybody bothered by the weather? no! steve: absolutely not, that is jasper, and my sisters used to work for him and his restaurant. he suggested that we come here. thank you very much. actually my daughter, sally, went to college and his daughter was in the wedding. it is great to be home. always in new york city and you are always in kansas a long ways from home. i m in kansas today. i m in lenexa for the chiefs! [cheers and applause] brian: steve, i can t help but notice that was the lombardi trophy? steve: out. brian: who stole it? steve: it is kind of a l