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One suspect has been apprehended and deputies continue searching for a second person after a man was fatally shot in Greensville County Friday afternoon.
The Virginia Department of Corrections announced Friday that Greensville Correctional Center will lock down its facility following the death of an inmate on Monday.
♪ back with a fox news alert. more than 600 million people in the south are in the path of severe storms after parts of texas are hit with tornadoes. 76 miles per hour winds and golf ball sized hail. >> ainsley: more than 120,000 families are without power this morning. the system also leaving behind a trail of destruction in arkansas. >> brian: check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. hey, janice. >> janice: good morning. unfortunately see more throughout the day today. take a look at it. the radar will show you the story as we have this cold front and area of low pressure across the ohio valley. flash flooding is a big concern right now for little rock all the way up towards paducah where seller inches in a short period of time will cause flash flooding and then the tornado threat until 2:00 p.m. for the nashville area. of course if you do down towards huntsville and greensville, that is going to continue this afternoon with the severe storm threat moving eastward. large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible be
administration's zero tolerance immigration policy was quote more harmful and chaotic than previously known. enter sandman, mariano rivera takes his rightful place among one of six newly enshrined at cooperstown. he is arguably the greatest closer of all time as the mlb career saves leader with 652, and he is the first player to be unanimously voted into the hawaii during his speech, rivera opened up about his struggles to learn english early in his career. >> my second year in professional baseball, i went to greensville, north carolina, where not too many people spoke spanish, and i used to at times go to bed crying because i couldn't communicate, couldn't communicate with my teammates. i was frustrated, trfrustrated
the president is saying that he was against the "send her back" chants and then later supporting crowd at wednesday's make america great again event. this was held in greensville, north carolina. my next guest was there and maybe settle it once and more all and congressman mark walker. good to have you. settle this for me. >> thank you. neil: he said he was not a fan of what they were chanting about congresswoman omar to send her back, she's a somalia refugee, but others reviewing the tape said it certainly didn't sound that way. you were there, you tell us. >> i've seen enough speeches by the president that when he's want to go engage or encouraging something, he knows how to do that. and when he stepped back a volume increases. 35 or 40% of people in the room chanting that, something em i'm
he's going to hear from these executives presumably from car companies and the like that are saying, you know, not only that, this is going to hurt jobs that are already here. he's talking about taxes on european cars as a way to retaliate. well, if you drive through the south, there are just off the top of my head, mercedes, bmw. >> greensville, south carolina. >> totally. those are all american jobs making european cars. not to mention all the parts that are steel and aluminum and everything. so i think that's what he's going to hear from other job creators. now, you're right. there is this sticking point because he promised to bring back the steel industry and fulfilling campaign promises that he made on the stump have been very important to the president and some of his advisers who will hold him to that. saying, you made this promise. and you need to deliver to the forgotten man. >> yeah. look, youngtown, ohio, where my mother is from, he flips it, it goes hard for him. the absence of the steel mill gutted those towns.
all of the rain that has fallen in this area has to go somewhere. and it ends up in the mississippi river. whether it comes from the missouri river, the arkansas, or even the ohio rivers. they all, at some point, funnel back into the mississippi. now, st. louis crested yesterday, which is good news. the water has started to recede, but it's a different story. a little bit farther south. take a look at cape girardeau. not expected to crest until january 3rd. we already have one levee that overtopped near miller city, just on the east side of the mississippi river, that's south of cape girardeau. and again, it's possible we could have more levees that get overtopped over the next several days. and again, as we notice, a lot of these areas aren't expecting to crest for several more days. greensville and vicksburg, not for another 10 to 14 days. the problem with that is, any rainfall that we get the next 10 to 14 days could make these crests even higher, depending on that amount of water. one good news is, we do expect the bonna carey spillway to help