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I can't bust on his giants losing again. it was a pleasure talking to you and see you again soon. carley: thank you so much. we appreciate it see you again tomorrow. stay with fox news tore continuing coverage of the midwest tornado outbreak starting with "fox & friends" which starts right now. ashley: have a good day. >> it's going to be the deadliest tornado event in u.s. history. >> residents across the region are now beginning the long road to recovery. >> it's going to take time and i'm telling myself there is no time anymore. >> inflation, record disapproval of president biden. >> starti...

Ghost. carley: we are back with a fox news alert. mayfield, kentucky residents attending sunday service in front of the remains of their old church that had been there since the 1940s. america's hardland continuing to -- heartland continuing to pick up the piece as a tornado outbreak slammed six states. kentucky governor andy beshear calling it the most deadly tornado event in the state's history. arkansas governor assa hutch inson said hundreds of homes and businesses are destroyed in the state. two people lost their lives in the storm in arkansas. meanwhile, six amazon employees were killed ...

The us presidentjoe biden has described the tornadoes that ripped through six states on friday night, as among the most devastating in the country's history. more than 100 people are feared to have died in the storms and thousands more are without power and water. our us correspondent nomia iqbal reports from kentucky, where a state of emergency has been declared. the scale of the disruption has been extraordinary. in the dead of night, dark funnel clouds roared across six states at huge speeds. they tore through a part of more than 200 miles in kentucky, hitting the small town of mayfield har...

On the state level about red flag laws and enhanced background checks and i think that's really going to be how we stop these school shootings and the reactive measures of wearing bullet proof vests or back packs or arming teachers. we need to focus on policies that talk about firearms and not just what happens once the shooter enters the school. >> sari kauffman and, dr. schoenfeld, thank you very much. a story we've been following throughout the night, 70 people killed in those deadly tornadoes that struck kentucky. that could rise to more than 100. governor sandy beshear calling the trage...

Missions, but right now we have so many people displaced as a result of these tornadoes. there's sheltering that's going to need to take place. my experience as an emergency manager has shown many people stay with friends and family. there are going to be some that are going to need short-term sheltering and some long-term assistance as they rebuild. i spoke with the president of the american red cross yesterday and talked about her efforts to support the states with their sheltering, and we're continuing to work with the states on long-term housing needs. >> the governor of kentucky called th...