>> i am ainsley earhardt. >> al qaeda's chief bomb maker is believed to be killed in an ambush. his name is ibrahim, hassanal has ry. he would be the most senior member of al qaeda since osama bin laden in 2011. his streak was attacked by special forces dropped in by a helicopter. 68 al qaeda forces were killed in yemen air strikes. making it the biggest strike on al qaeda since 2012. a new nuclear test while the south is preoccupied with the ferry disaster. they say activity at the testing site has increased. the country's most recent

nuclear test was last february. since then the u.s. and south korea have upped surveillance on the north. just yesterday the south korean military activated a special crisis management task force. president obama is meeting with japan and south korea leaders later this week about the north's nuclear threats. fresh focus this morning on the sharp turn made by the south korean ferry before it sank. investigators now say it made a gradual j shaped turn not a sharp turn as data first indicated as two more crew members are in custody detained overnight. they joined the ferry's captain and 6 other members previously arrest theed. 104 people confirmed dead nearly 200 still missing. the death toll in washington is at 41.

president obama went to the region to see the devastation first hand to meet some of the families and first responders. the land slide raf vjed 300 acres aged destroyed 300 houses. gun fire outside of the national zoo as one of the buzz zest days of the year is underway. >> everybody just dove to the ground. there were parents on top of their children. everybody was coming out of the zoo after the events of the zoo. complete panic ensued. >> one man was shot in the hand another in the arm. it was packed for easter sunday. nobody inside was hurt. they are asking the public for help finding those responsible. >> the cattle battle rages on now the bundy family says they can prove the bureau of land management tortured and slaughtered some of the cows. kelly wright joins us live in the battle that is far from

over. >> the modern day range war unfolding it is getting ugly and costly for the family. the bundy family found some of their cattle dead and buried on the government compound where the bureau of land manager have been holding. bundy telling fox news they tortured the animals before shooting them and dumping their bodies into a shall bow mass grave. >> they took them until they were exhausted. some of them got broken legs. some of them were without water for long periods of time. the cattle were not in good shape. >> harry reid in nevada says it is far from over adding they are breaking the law. reid calling the bundies and their supporters domestic terrorists. >> i wouldn't call them domestic

terrorists. i think that's over the top. the law is not on the side of bundy and the others resisting on his behalf because he's 20-years in arrears on his grazing fees and refuses to recognize the authority of the federal government. bundy doesn't have much of a case. >> carol bundy says they will pay what the state asked them to pay. coming up at 5:30 we will hear from rancher bundy. >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. take a look at this. are these photos proof that russian troops are on the ground in the you crane? the state department says these canallin images show that militants wearing similar uniforms and weapons used by the russian troops are theirs. vice president joe biden is meeting with the top officials during the second day of his trip to kiev. the white house setting no

deadline for new directions on russia if they don't meet the terms of a new peace deal. it is time to look who is talking. this morning charles krauthammer is talking about president obama's legacy. he predicts the policy will fail even more over the next two years. >> he will probably worsen it because he has trouble understanding other countries are national interests. they do want to dominate other countries. every century back to the stone age. he was saying over the weekend they were not acting in russia's interest. he is instructing the mayor on national interests. they have ceased the most important piece of strategic territory the crimea. he is winning on a geopolitical level in a way that president obama doesn't understand.

>> he leaves for asia tonight. krauthammer suggested if there was any strategic idea behind the trip. >> military might have crossed president obama's red line with another chemical attack in the ongoing civil war. >> you have indications of the use of a toxic industrial chemical probably chlorine in syria this month and the opposition dominated village. we are examining allegations that the government was responsib responsible. >> they agreed to shift chemical weapons in the country after a sir rin gas attack. president obama called the use of chemical weapons a quote red line but since backed off threats of military force. >> brand new fox polls show obamacare could play a major roll in the mid term election.

peter doocy is live krurning the numbers for us. we heard a top official say they plan to hold votes in favor of the affordable care act against vulnerable candidates. fox news poll numbers show if opinion of obamacare is the only difference between two people on a ballot a majority 53 percent will vote for the one who will fight against obamacare. many voters are looking way past november. 51 percent now say 20-years from now obamacare is likely to be viewed as president obama's worst accomplishment. 37 percent have the opposite opinion. it will be deemed as his west accomplishment. then there's a question of what difference it will make in the

end? control of congress is on the line and the numbers are a lot closer when voters are asked who they vote for if the congressional election was today. 44 percent say republicans 41 percent say democrats. neither gets the majority and they are statistically tied within the margin of error. maybe this has something to do with it only 15 percent of voters approve of the job congress is doing. that's up a whole three percent. that number is tiny since they disapprove with what he is doing. >> whole lot of numbers. the ones that matter are those that come with the med term election. remember when president obama said this... >> transparency and the rule of law will be the touch stones of this president.

>> transparency. so much for that. under new rules the director of national intelligence employees can speak to colonel lists, only a few sell elect people rise from reporters any one who violates the policy can lose security clearance or even their job. one year after the deadly bombing ripped through boston americans take back the marathon. >> see it coming. there's the line. he'sacross. >> yes, he is. the winner 38-year-old he crossed the finish line in 2 hours 8 minutes and 36 seconds then did some pushups. a personal best for him. he is the first american to win the marathon in 3 decades. he wore the names of those lost in the bombing last year on his

bibs to remember them. really emotional. then look at this. our very own anna kooiman finished the race, crossed the finish line. way to go. big congratulations to her as well. >> i am checking the wires right now. all i sees good weather, sunny good, weather, sunny. >> continue that for us. >> unfortunately it's not going to last for long. but i want to mention that today is earth day. today we celebrate planet earth. if you are heading outdoors today we are looking at warm temperatures and relatively pleasant conditions like ainsley mentioned. 62 in memphis. over in minneapolis this could be your high temperature this time of year. you are in the 40's right now early in the morning. in the afternoon hours you are

warming up into the 60s and kansas city in the 70s. there are changes in store for many of us especially across parts of the east. here's a look at the forecast. we have a cold front moving in. later today into the overnight hours tonight and also into tomorrow we could be seeing showers from the northeast into parts of the southeast. behind that system you are going to notice a little bit of a cool down. there is a risk of severe storms from nebraska into texas with damaging winds and large hail possible. heather and ainsley. over to you. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. watching tv shows on-line about to cost you more. lauren simonetti is here with that and our other top business news. >> net publiflix raising prices summer. look at all of the content it has to pay for. orange is the in you black,

house of cards. it goes on. it will be 1 to $2 up for new customers only. a global subscriber base of 48 million. apple is recycling your old devices for free. they are not dumped in landfills. some in electronics are considered hazardous waste that can seep into the system. it will vow to power massive data centers with renewable energy. it may be time to start worrying about a banana shortage? it is a fungus that causes panama disease. it hits in middle east and africa the worry it will spread to central and south america where the u.s. gets most of its baumann gnaws. ladies back to you. >> thank you so much, lauren. coming up a new alcohol powder we told you about this

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>> welcome back. a school busted. 18-year-old and 25-year-old covered their face as they walked into court as the two were accused of supplying marijuana cocaine and ecstasy to five high schools and three colleges even employing students

to deal the drugs. police raid on scott's apartment turned up enough drugs hash and guns to look like it came out of scar face. >> none of us on the block had any idea this was happening. there are lots of kids on this block and it's shocking. >> 7 alleged sub dealers are charged. >> an accused gang member shot dead by a u.s. marshall after he tries stabbing a witness after his own trial. the 25-year-old defendant grabbed a pen and charged the stand as the man began testifying. >> people yelling at him telling him to stop. he didn't stop. he just kept going forward with this. >> the u.s. marshal shot the defendant several times in the chest in front of stunned jurors. he was among 17 other accused

gang members indited on racketeering charges back in 2010. >> the united auto workers in tennessee the uaw giving us appeal to overturn an election. workers refused to unionize but anti union politicians helped over throw the election. the uaw civil liberties union at the time. they are asking the feds to set aside an faa order that bans them from using drones.

it is time now to brew on this. what can be worse than the apparently the airlines. according to a new report airlines rated the lowest in customer satisfaction among all travel related industries touring 6 -- scoring 69 out of 100 points. the irs subscription tv and social media sites they got even better scores. the most complaints for passengers were about seat comfort which scored 63 out of 100 points. in flight service scoring 67 points. the check in process and baggage handling they rank the highest. so we want to know if you could change winnone thing about flyi what would it be? send us your comments on facebook or twitter or send us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will share them later in the show. >> it is 19 minutes after the

top of the hour. is sean hannity looking for a career change? >> i could be on the show becau. >> will sean be allowed to join duck dynasty. >> they aren't looking for a few good men but a few good actors. why this isn't exactly the role of a lifetime. >> i want to say congrats to chelsea clinton last week. she is announced she is expecting her first child. that's great. that's great. if it's a girl it will get chelsea's old hand-me-downs if it's a boy it will get some of hillaries. little pant suit. little pant suit. little cream pant suit.

>> at this hour the search for missing malaysian airline flight 370 is put on hold because of bad weather. this as the u.s. submarine drone scanning unbder the water scrapped its mission without finding any signs of missing plane. >> big labor turns on president obama. union blasting the president's decision to once again delay a decision on the keystone pipeline. one top boss calling the move gutless. they waited until good friday when no one was paying attention. they didn't entend to do it during the dark of night. the administration is making a political calculation instead of doing what is right for the country. obviously that was a quote. they blamed months for holding

up a decision. >> the powdered alcohol, it can be added to water to make things like rum, vodka or mixed drinks. but a government representative says the approvals were made by mistake. the alcohol company plans to refile for approval. time now to look who is talking. willie robertson is talking. if you are a fan of the show you know they are all devout christians. robertson talks about the ponce of prayer and his faith. he discusses the possibility of shawn making an appearance on an episode. >> we became good story tellers as the table grew more and more people added it was a great place to bring it all back together. to us, sean, it was a simple thing, saying a prayer before a meal didn't seem like holy rollers it was just something we

do. >> i could be on the show. i could fill jason's spot. >> you on the show? (laughter) >> you don't have a beard. >> i have one of those fakes ones. >> he doesn't look like this. he at least can grow a beard. >> they make me wear this. i beg them not to wear a tie. i am wearing jeans. >> your shoes. y >> we want to wish willie a happy birthday. today he is 42 years old. >> sean does need to grow a beard. >> i wouldn't put it past him to do it. >> credit card rates are on the rise even if you have good credit. what you can do to survive steep rates. >> a closer look of the video

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>> first he created an underwear bomb to kill americans. then he designed an undetectable bomb. one of al qaeda's top terrorist may no longer be a threat. new information on the dangerous raid. so much for handling with care.

your luggage tossed out of a plane for a 20-foot free fall. when it comes to what baggage handlers are really doing what your luggage. >> a crazed cat laying in wait to attack. a leopard so vicious it breaks through a tile roof to go after people. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ she was so talented it is tuesday april 22nd. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news alert.

al qaeda's chief bomb maker believed to have been killed in an ambush by special forces in yemen. ibrahim has saddal aswrhi was the bomb maker when he tried to wear a bomb sown into his underwear. according to reports his vehicle was attacked by special forces dropped in by a hill capitoleder. 68 al qaeda militants were killed in yemen air strikes over the weekend making it the biggest strike against al qaeda since 2012. new overnight evidence that north korea is spotting a new nuclear test while the south is ak fied with the ferry sdisaste. the country's most recent nuclear test was last february. since then the u.s. and south

korea have upped sur ray lens on the north. yesterday the south korean military activated a special crisis management task force. president obama's meeting with japan and south korean's leader this week about the north nuclear test. >> fresh focus this morning on the sharp turn made by the south korean ferry before it sank. two more crew members are now in custody detained overnight. they joined the captain and crew members arrested. now confirmed dead nearly 200 missing. with the death toll from the deadly mud slide is now 41. two are still unaccounted for in that area.

the march 22nd manned slide ravaged 300 acres destroyed 3 dozen homes. now to the cattle battle that is raging on. the bundy family responding to senator harry reid calling them and their supporters domestic terrorists. good morning kelly. >> good morning to you as well. the bundy family owes nearly a million dollars they claim for 20-years of grazing fees. the bundy's dispute that. clive bundy refuses to recognize government authority on the land the family has used for cattle raising since the late 1800's. he takes exception to senate majority leader harry reid describing the funding and supporters as you said heather as domestic terrorists. >> did you see we the people with guns or see the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like

this? why are you calling for a civil war? that is not what we the people want. we just want to get out of our state and start acting like citizens in the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> the bundies posted on facebook some pictures of their cattle that had been shot and buried in a mass grave. meanwhile rand paul believes he went too far in his settlement. >> we need to tone down the rhetoric. all of us hope we will get a peaceful outcome to this. the federal government from the endangered species act tried to over step. he wants to have states have control instead of the federal government. >> the number of u.s. troops

required to train their afghan replacement. the minimum number necessary to train african troops. they engaged in talks about how they should stay in that region after this year. they are strong enough to show the american troop levels to be reduced to 5,000. >> a few good fake terrorists. specifically looking for actors to play terrorists in training exercises. they will take on terrorists personas. actors who make the cut will get a daily fee for travel and they help american warriors prepare for battle. >> brand new fox polling numbers

show obamacare could play a major role in mid term elections. we are live in washington with what the numbers could mean for the president and congress. good morning, doug. >> you are right. we talk about this stuff because of those up coming mid term elections. as far as the big picture is concerned people's perception of obamacare, let's take a look. we asked them if you this say 20-years down the road how will this be viewed? is will it be viewed as the president's worst accomplishments 51 hers say t-- percent say that will be the case. what about congressional job performance? it is 15 percent. that is low obviously but it is an improvement over march 2014 and significant improvement over the historic low in 2013. the question when you look at congressional candidates republicans verses democrats

they have a bit of an edge here. this is a number we have seen flushed away significantly not just year to year but month to month. the role obamacare can play in the mid term elections, if that is the only difference, will it actually effect your vote? will you vote forren somebody who fought against it or fought for it? getting back to the makeup of congress. the reason this is important is because of the senate. this is what we are going to see again and again. they pick up the majority. they think it is within striking distance and they think obamacare is going to be a big issue. obamacare is something

>> homeland security secretary jay johnson is looking into limiting the deportation of immigrants who enter illegally but don't have other serious criminal offenses. the change could shield tens of thousands of immigrants who are arrested and they left illegally. is it a urk fo, a flock of birds maybe, this mysterious black green in the sky in england. it was captured on video. some think it is a fake. others believe it is the real deal. turns out it wasn't a flying saucer at all, it was smoke caused by fireworks at a nearby castle. >> controlling the weather believe it or not it is possible but it is illegal. scientists say there will be a new way to manipulate the weather by having a razor ramon

beam into the clouds. it has larger amounts of particles in storm clouds triggering rain or lightening. it is still in the developmental phase. unbelievable they can do that. >> a person that is knowledgeable about everything they can do is maria molina standing by with the latest on the weather forecast. what do you think about that razor ramons -- -- razor ramo s >> i want to mention today is earth day. we can celebrate mother earth here. if you are headed outdoors, early this morning you are feeling warmth in places like cleveland as you head out the door right now it's 60 degrees, 50's kansas city, 40 chicago. cooler across parts of the midwest and upper great lakes. as we head into the afternoon hours it will be warming up.

60s and possibly 70 degrees in new york city. cold front moving east and it will bring a little cool down and showers. i am going to send it over to you. tomorrow there is a slight chance for severe weather from nebraska into texas. >>ing be aware of that. credit card rates are on the rise even if you have good credit. what you can do to survive steep rates. that's up next. plus a town raises thousands of dollars to help a mother with cancer when she can't afford her treatment. how she duped everyone including her own mother and husband.

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>> air canada is now apologizing for this crazy video of baggage handlers just chucking passenger's luggage from the top of a staircase into bins 20 feet below. the video captured a passenger went viral. the airline released a statement saying quote we apologize for the totally unacceptable miss handling of our passenger's baggage captured on video. the employees were advised their employment will be terminated pending the out some of our investigation. we have helpful tips to keep your luggage safe the next time you fly. >> again mills reversed a controversial policy after consumer outrage. the on-line legal terms were quietly changed last week to make it nearly impossible to sue again mills if you use this on-line resources. that included liking it on

facebook and downloading coupons. angry customers were having none of that forcing an about face by again mills. >> credit rates were on the rise no matter what your credit score is. we have what you need to know. good morning, lori. >> you may hear credit is cheap these days. while it is true for mortgages and auto loans not the case for credit cards. interest rates on your personal credit cards are soaring these days above 21 percent. for those of us we get credit according to card hub. average interest rates for those of you with excellent credit 12.86 percent. that's up half percent from last year if you have good credit your rates are up 1 and a half percent. for those of you with only fair credit scores you are looking at rates whopping 4.46 percent to an average rate north of 21 ers p. why such a sharp spike in rates?

credit debt is unsecured. you are not borrowing to buy a car or house there's no collateral therefore higher risk to a lender. lenders offset that by raising interest rates. couple things you can do to lower your interest rates, call your credit card company negotiate for a lower rate. also consider transferring the balance from a high rate card to a low or no interest int introductory period. be mindful of the timing on that. pay the balance every month. >> it is 13 minutes to the top of the hour. what happens when you take a 14-year-old to a pot rally. >> 14 at a pot rally. is that a good idea? >> as long as you keep it in the

realms of... >> we venture into water's world next. >> a crazed cat laying in wait to attack. >> so vicious it breaks through a tile roof to go after people. let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> that is kind of scary. >> which story the pot rally or the leopard? >> the cat in the roof and the pot up the chimney. (laughter) >> i am having my morning cup of joe. you know, this cup of coffee is full of antioxidants. do you know how to make your coffee work for you? the doctor will tell you how. smart kids smart money. dave ramsey on what your kids really need to know about dough. he's the first american male to win the boston marathon since

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welcome back. panic in the streets of india when a frightened leopard bursts through the roof of a house. you see one man, he was just too slow and he was bitten, well, on the behind. as others scrambled to get out of the angry cat's way, the leopard left one rooftop to another before hopping down to the street where he was eventually cornered in a bathroom. he was later captured and then released into the wild.

ainsley? >> u.s. and russian military dolphins specifsh clip trained in underwater combat could face off for the first time as tensions in the ukraine deteriorate further. russia gained control of the dolphin program when it took over crimea and there are new reports the u.s. could position its dolphins in the black sea. the u.s. navy says sorry its dolphins are staying put in san diego this summer. >> a scheme that will make you sick. mindy taylor convinced friends and her own husband and mother that she was dying of cancer. the problem is she wasn't. it was all a lie. her sp)y is so unbelievable. her town donated $20,000 for her treatment. taylor is facing felony charges for setting up the website and collecting that money. her lawyer says she's already returned most of the money. >> this weekend was the annual 420 celebration in denver. o'reilly's jesse water's

headed to the mile high city to alert pot smokers to the study that shows even smoking it occasionally damages your brain. >> what is your guy's retune? >> i wake up, smoke a bowl, go to sleep. wake up, smoke a bowl, go to work. >> daily. >> if it is that good, tell me. >> every day. >> how much each day. >> i don't know where i'm at. >> hi. i'm earth. we met? >> what do you do for a job? >> i'm a trust fund kid. i don't do anything. >> what are you doing right now? >> i'm going to smoke this gas mask. ♪ ♪ >> i can't breathe in this thing. >> a study says a little bit of weed smoking can kind of hurt your brain. >> wait. what? >> i never read it, but that's a false statement.

>> so you have to smoke a lot? >> this whole idea sounds pretty half-baked. >> no,ç it's not. it's completely baked. >> a study in the journal in neuroscience. >> i didn't read that journal. >> i figured. >> in other news, would you rather be forced to fly ordeal with the i.r.s.? apparently most people pick the tax man. we asked what would you change about flying. change about flying. your responses up next.

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see mudslide devastation and meet some of those families. 41 people are dead. two remain missing. time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. a bunch of bull dogs strutting their stuff in the bull dogs are beautiful pageant. lucy to get the crown. a 77-year-old man plays chicken with a speeding train. watch as the train clips him. he wasn't hurt but was fined for recklessç behavior. scientists discover 3,000 types of germs living on cash. some cause pneumonia and staff infection. airlines scoring the lowest in customer satisfaction. >> we asked if you could change one thing, what would it be? >> susan tweeted more leg room and less crowding. >> board from the back of

the phraep to the front. less chaos that way. >> robert said i would like to see the airlines go back to the days of the friendly skies. wouldn't we all. >> thank you so much for joining us. have a great day. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning. today is tuesday, april 22. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the obama administration under fire forç delaying the keystone pipeline again. but it's not the president's fault. >> there have been a series of moments along the path here where politics has played a role in delaying the process, as you know. actions through congress, for example. >> who is really to blame for the pipeline politics? we report, you decide. >> have search teams been looking in the wrong place all along for that missing malaysian flight 370?