Mark meadows. Showing hannity pleat lee service to president trump, and his big lie. And then theres new rumblings that musk may have Buyers Remorse before this twitter sale is even complete. I talked to an analyst that says twitter could bring down the entire musk empire. And then, President Biden gives new hints that he is willing to move on with Student Loan Forgiveness. We look at how soon and how much money we are talking, all of that, and big news about moderna this week. Asking for authorization for vaccines for kids as young as six months. A potential for gamechanger for parents like me with young kids in the covid fight. We have more on that as well. We start with the Breaking News coming out of ukraine, where nbc news has confirmed some of the civilians trapped in mariupol have in fact been evacuated. In the capital city of kyiv, as always, cal, its good to see you on this. Theyve tried to get these people safe for quite some time, and theyre trapped inside the steel mill, ma
fueled in part by this deadly and dangerous heat. and the passengers on board a delta flight sitting for more than an hour on the tarmac amid triple-digit temperatures outside. they had to call in medical teams and oxygen. the stunning images tonight. that powerful tornado in north carolina, tearing through homes and businesses, hitting at lunch hour. multiple people hurt. and the twister slamming into a pfizer plant, sustaining major damage. in kentucky tonight, the governor there declaring a state of emergency. widespread flooding. and we re learning more about the nightmare on board that delta plane. passengers and crews spending more than an hour on the tarmac. the outside temperature reaching 110. rob marciano standing by with the tornado concerns still at this hour and the storms and heat. we also have new reporting tonight in the defection of an american soldier to north korea. his mother making a desperate plea tonight. the new image of that soldier at the dmz jus
triple-digit temperatures outside. they had to call in medical teams and oxygen. the stunning images tonight. that powerful tornado in north carolina, tearing through homes and businesses, hitting at lunch hour. multiple people hurt. and the twister slamming into a pfizer plant, sustaining major damage. in kentucky tonight, the governor there declaring a state of emergency. widespread flooding. and we re learning more about the nightmare on board that delta plane. passenger and crews spending more than an hour on the tarmac. the outside temperature reaching 110. rob marciano standing by with the tornado concerns still at this hour and the storms and heat. we also have new reporting tonight in the defection of an american soldier to north korea. his mother making a desperate plea tonight. the new image of that soldier at the dmz just moments before authorities say he ran into north korea on his own. a witness describing the moment. where he is right now and what do authori
o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave, o er the land of the free and the home of the brave? rachel: good morning we go straight to a fox weather alert. a desperate search for sush vivers in mississippi. a tornado levers 14 people dead and one monster twister believed to be a mile wide carving a path of destruction over 100 miles. will: small town of rolling fork hit before 9:00 p.m. and toppling homes and downing power lines and trees and leveling communities. it sparked multiple explosions. a second twister touching down in the city of amarie. that s where the damage is apparently extensive. this map shows how many mississippi delta communities were hit. pete: there s the path there. the system was triggering flood warnings for millions and 100,000 people are without power at least this morning.
chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: good morning, the town of rolling fork has about 1,750 people so imagine a small town like that everybody knows everybody, and now you re going to have everybody who knows somebody if you weren t yourself impacted by the storm. it s going to be a really rough day for people as the sun comes up just exactly one hour from now. this year has been a really active tornado season. we ve had 282 tornadoes. typically so far in the season we would have 174 tornadoes, and you get a look at that. this is just your statistical averages. march right there, we are headed into our what is generally really active months of april and may and june. doesn t mean that ll be the case this year but certainly that trend has been the case. all of this has been those storm s that have been coming across california, have made their way across parts of the south where its been really warm, above average temperatures for a long time, and those temps are still re