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warnings that could persist right through the weekend, severe storm, even tornado type the possibilities. rick reichmuth following all of that. are rick, what are we looking at? rick: rolling fork is really the first town to get hit by this. they don t have any cell service. a lot of the cell towers have been taken offline, so it s the hard to get any communication in and out, we re having a hard time getting reporters to be able to talk to us about exactly what they re seeing. this is a look at the storms. this one right here, that s the path of what was likely the strongest of the storms last night, and you see touching ground just to the east of the mississippi river about 4 or 5 miles east, that s where that town is, rolling fork, and watch that line of storms. that one tornado probably on the ground maybe up to the about 100 miles or so. now they ll go out and investigate that today, as they re doing that, weather good. 9 all the search and rescue efforts that are ....
the death toll at least at 23 right now, so this is frightening and sad in terms of loss all different kinds n. some weather events you ll have dozens of residents posting online in realtime perhaps posting survival and lose and this one was different because when it hit making it more frightening. last night the massive tornado was only physically interviewed by flashings of lighting and transformer blowing out in the distance. i can hear it. that s it. i think it s coming right for us. wow, we have photos here out of rolling fork. that s really the epicenter of where this all went down but, of course, this tornado came across, new pennsylvaniaed across the state from west to east. these homeowners got to a place and by the light of day their neighborhood completely unrecognizable and her family is now beginning to process the damage. it s clear that the loss for the community as a whole, for the state was too much to take. but if you are out of state there are w ....
mid november after the president s attorneys discovered top secret material in his private office. sandra: we have fox team coverage for you to kick off this hour. miranda divine is standing by, the other huge story, hunter biden admitting notorious laptop she has been reporting on for two years now was indeed his. john: first to mark meredith, live on the north lawn at 1600 pennsylvania. what are we expecting to hear from the president today? john, we are expecting to see the president on camera a little later on this afternoon, it s unclear if he s going to be taking any questions. reporters no doubt will be shouting questions to him as well as the white house staff, trying to piece together exactly who knew what and when when it came to these documents. officials admit should not have been in the president s possession. big headline yesterday, the fbi was searching the president s beach home in rehobeth beach, delaware, his lawyers said no classified materials ....
somewhat under control when he arrived and blowing it up in their words. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight from the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. the white house says they are aware that one of those planes carrying migrants may soon touch down at an airport near president biden s beach house in delaware. and, in the meantime, president biden is telling us that the reason for this influx of migrants at the border is changing. immigrants coming from central america and from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. peter: totally different because central america and mexico are not in the so-called northern triangle the vice president has been focusing on. the president asked me to take on the role of leadership in addressing the root causes of migration. and to focus on the northern triangle countries. peter: that could be el salvador, honduras and guatemala. what s on my watch now is venezuela, c ....
threat across the state. residents are urged to stay inside. our team is on the ground and crews mobilize and janice dean is tracking ian in new york city. todd: lauren, we begin our coverage with you in st. pete. in st. pete beach, they were prepping for the worst, but it struck more southeast. let me show you what is looked like yesterday in the naples, fort myers area. ian came with category four, wind speeds 155 miles per hour, dropped a foot of rain and life-threatening storm surge turned roads into rivers and left homes on the other hand water. take a look at the radar, ian has weakened since making landfall as it moves to florida. latest update has it 75 miles per hour, making it a category one hurricane, officials warn communitiess in central and northern florida, they are still in danger from flooding and hard to process amounts of water. central and northeast florida, 12 to 20 inches of rain possible, some areas according to national hurricane center, look ....