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Widespread damage. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. For a second straight night, violent storms ripping through the nation's heartland and the Deep South. Mobile homes decimated, cars and trucks flipped on their sides, and at least 32 people have lost their lives. Severe threat.
continues this morning through the afternoon. Florida panhandle, Georgia and the Carolinas. We are anticipating some spin with these lines of thunderstorms that move through. It won't be as prolific as what we saw yesterday and Friday, but still any kind of spin up over these heavily populated regions.
could cause a lot of damage. A tornado threat exists today from Florida up towards the mid-Atlantic, including the D.C. area. Mainly winds will be the biggest concern here, but we cannot rule out a tornado or two. Definitely heavy rainfall and perhaps some hail.
Fox senior meteorologist Janice Dean. Daylight exposing the extent of storm damage. Fox weather's Randy Campbell in Calera, Alabama. Around dinnertime last night, they had tornado warnings in this area, and now we're seeing the results of that. We have several states across the southeast with a majority of power outages, just over 272,000.
customers without power at this time. Thankfully, Alabama, we are in the clear when it comes to severe weather, but not the East Coast. It's not the same case for them as we still have more weather occurring. Now, nearly 70 million people from the Northeast of Florida face a risk of severe weather sometime today. A devastating fire at a nightclub in North Macedonia, killing at least 51 people, injuring over 100, according to the country's interior minister.
The blaze started around 2.30 in the morning during a concert by a local pop group. The blaze sparked, they say, by pyrotechnics used by the crowd, which ignited the roof. Video on social media showing panic inside the club. Family members gathering outside hospitals and city offices, desperately seeking info about their loved ones. America's listening to Fox News.
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Russia and Ukraine exchanging heavy drone strikes overnight, both sides reporting over 100 drones targeting each other's territories in Russia, faulting drone debris igniting a fire near a Lukoil refinery. Meantime, Kiev successfully repelling over 175 drones. These attacks occurring just
hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to talk about a proposed 30-day ceasefire in the conflict. Meantime, President Trump invoking a wartime law Saturday targeting the Tren de Aragua gang, but just hours later, a federal judge blocking the deportation of five Venezuelans, ruling they could not be removed under that law. The Alien Enemies Act of 1798 allows deportation without hearings. Critics argue it could affect all
Venezuelans in the U.S., not just TDA members. The ACLU filing a lawsuit calling the order a threat to national safety, while the Trump White House appealed TDA a violent gang linked to the Maduro regime. It's infiltrated the U.S. with some members involved in serious criminal activity, including trafficking and shootings as well. Well, they're not home yet.
But it's getting a bit closer. Two astronauts stuck for months on the International Space Station are expected to return to Earth in the coming days. Overnight, a SpaceX capsule docking at the ISS. Dragon contact and soft capture complete.
And there you heard a dragon has successfully docked to the International Space Station. Audio courtesy NASA TV. Weather permitting, the SpaceX capsule will undock from the ISS no earlier than Wednesday and then splash down off the Florida coast. Krispy Kreme celebrating St. Patrick's Day this weekend by offering customers free donuts. But you have to be wearing a certain color to get one. Customers who wear green to participating locations through Monday will earn a green version of the capsule.
of the chain's original glazed donut. I'm Paul Stevens. This is Fox News. Okay, business leaders, are you playing defense or are you on the offense? Are you just, excuse me. Hey, I'm trying to talk business here.
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