a camp in rafah leaves dozens dead. breaking moments ago, israel s prime minister now calls that strike quote a tragic mistake. then later, a bipartisan group of lawmakers now putting china on notice while in taiwan meeting with their new president. so a lot to get to today and we begin with that breaking news right now. 21 people are dead. that s a higher number than we had just an hour ago and nearly 600,000 homes are without power across 11 states. 71 million people are still under severe storm risk from alabama to new york. eight of the deaths were in arkansas alone where hard hit neighborhoods now look like war zones, streets littered with debris. winds so powerful, they ripped off the front half of this dollar general store. in kentucky, take a look at this massive twister that touched down in edlyville, two hours west of bowling green. governor bashir said one tornado was on the ground for at least 40 miles. in missouri, 20 minutes outside of st. louis, golf ball siz
it is 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. we begin this hour with deadly storms now making their way northeast after leaving behind a trail of destruction across texas, oklahoma, arkansas and kentucky. at least 19 people are dead and dozens more injured. take a look at this. valley view, texas, gas station. officials say as many as 125 people were sheltering when a powerful tornado struck. overnight kentucky governor andy beshear declared a state of emergency as the severe weather threat continues into today for millions of americans. it leaves hundreds of,sands across the region without power. joining us from valley view, texas, is nbc s priscilla thompson. priscilla, good morning. where do things stand now? reporter: jose, good morning. right now in the hardest-hit areas there s devastation everywhere. we re here and you can see there s a car with its windows completely blown out. that car was actually in that gas station parking lot when this tor
deadly tornadoes devastating america s heartland over the weekend. tragedy striking families across the south with reports of 19 dead in multiple states from texas to kentucky. welcome to fox news live this memorial day. i m rich edson. julie: i m julie banderas. one town north of dallas picking up the pieces after damage there. the twisters hit saturday night flattening the valley view community. governor abbott assessed the storm yesterday. we know at least seven have lost their lives. another at least about 100 people have been injured. this has been a harrowing week with lives lost, property reduced to rubble. the hopes and dreams of texas families, small businesses have literally been crushed by storm after storm. showers and thunderstorms spreading east today less than 48 hours after hitting valley view. julie: it s where we find max gordon reporting live for us this morning. hey, max. behind me is a shell station where dozens of people took shelter. everyon
i just had an espresso so i m doing it the right way according to the italians. good to be with you, i m katy tur. quote, i would rather eat my own foot out of a bear trap. that s how one libertarian voter described voting for former president trump if they had to. trump pitched himself at the libertarian party s national convention, and was nearly drowned out by the sound of raucous booing and jeers from the crowd. there will be no more liberty for anyone in our country combined with us in a partnership. we re asking that of the libertarians. we must work together, combined with us. you have to combine with us. [ booing ] we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. i have never heard him booed like that. at one point during saturday s speech, punches were thrown in the audience. it wasn t just trump s appearance there. delegates didn t want to hear his name, booing at the mention of donald trump and other speeches t
outnumbered. kayleigh: hello, everyone, this is a special edition of outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany and joining me on the couch this memorial day fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises, bruce. fox medical director, dr. janette nesheiwat, the steamboat institute and senior fellow for the independent women s form, kaylee mcgee white, and fox news contributor, joe concha. today is memorial day and while many are spinning the holiday with the unofficial start to summer, it is important to remember what today is all about. it s not about the barbecues. it s not about the beach. it is about remembering those who have lost their lives fighting to protect our freedom spirit and memorial day we honor all of our brave, fallen heroes who put on the uniforms not for ourselves but for all of us because without them, there would be no america where it as we honor these great men and women, we reflect what america truly stands for and how blessed we a