i'm abby huntsman. >> and i'm heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us as always. shocking new video showing what happened right before and after the murder of ex-nfl player will smith. >> let's get right to kelly wright who is live in washington, d.c., with the latest on that. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you as well, abby and heather. this dramatic video was taken moments after the shooting that took the life of former nfl player will smith and wounded his wife. let's take a look at it right now. you can see the suspect, cardell hayes husband. and you can hear smith's wife cry out, my husband. you can hear her screaming in pain from being shot twice in the right leg. >> i need an ambulance or something. >> so much pain going on right there with her bodily and physically and emotionally because of what's taking place with her husband. video obtained from our

affiliate fox 8. smith's mercedes suv is seen possibly rear ending hayes hummer. hayes pulls over and then smith follows him. police say at an intersection hayes rear ended smith. the two men exchanged words. hayes pulls out a gun, shoots smith several times killing him and wounding his wife. a former teammate and friend of smith's said the shooting was a cowardly act. >> when i came out yesterday and called him a coward, i received death threats from guys in new orleans from his relatives. i'm thinking to myself, well, what do you guys want from me? i'm only here to speak the truth. that's it. i'm not trying to steal anybody's life. i'm trying to give everybody the truth though.

>> hayes appeared in court monday. he has been charged with second degree murder. his bail has been set at $1 million. he has been appointed a new attorney. meanwhile, will's coach sean payton is speaking out against gun violence. here's what he says, quote, i find myself leaning to the right on some issues, but on this issue i can't wrap my brain around it. i hate guns. police chief and new orleans mayor, by the way, visited raquel smith and her family in the hospital. they personally expressed their condolences to the family. they say the family is understandably going through a very tough time. heather and abby? >> three young children. thank you. kelly wright live for us. listen to this. an alarming new warning about the threat of the zika virus to the united states. >> we absolutely need to be ready, you know, as they were saying, everything we look at

with this virus seems to be scarier than we initially thought. >> the cdc is sounding the alarm after mosquitoes carrying the virus are found in 30 states. health officials say zika is now linked to a broader set of complications in pregnancy than first thought. the biggest concern is puerto rico. that is where there could be hundreds of thousands of cases. the white house and congress now fighting over emergency response. >> that is some unsettling news. new overnight, the taliban promising large scale attacks in a so-called spring offensive. they're marking the launch of a violent summer as they say wagging jihad is a holy obligation. they're expected to incorporate homicide bombings, assassinations and other tactics to fight american and afghan security forces. hundreds of people attended duelling rallies supporting and opposing north carolina's controversial bathroom bill.

it requires people to use bathrooms based on their birth gender. this as another musician joins the force of opposition. ♪ ♪ >> despite objecting to the bill, jimmy buffet is refusing to cancel two sold out concerts saying that he doesn't want to let his fans down. unlike bruce springstein who canceled a concert over the weekend. well, the pressure is on. just one week before new york's big primary day, new poll has donald trump and hillary clinton with double digit leads over their rivals. kristen fisher is live following the late jest on the campaign trail. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, abby. for the second day in a row there's a new poll out giving trump a double digit lead. trump is at 54%, kasich 21 and ted cruz at 18. this poll also asks republican primary voters in new york what should happen if trump wins the

most delegates but falls short of the 1237 number that's needed to clinch the nomination. turns out an overwhelming number, 64% say in that case trump should still get the nomination. only 28% said that it should go to someone else. last night trump had a huge rally in albany, new york. about 10,000 people were there. trump was interrupted multiple times by protesters but trump begged his security team and supporters to keep things peaceful and they did. that allowed trump to focus his fire on the real target of the night, the system of selecting delegates which he called rigged, crooked and corrupt. >> next tuesday you're going to go out and vote. you hear them when they say, it doesn't matter who you vote for, this is a great democracy. what we found out in colorado and in other places, this is not a democracy like we're supposed to have. we're going to make it a better democracy. we're not going to have rged elections.

>> the latest thing he seized upon is when people vote against him they're stealing the election. it's a really odd notion. what is this democracy of which you speak? wait, you mean voters get to vote? no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no. >> democrats, both sanders and clinton campaigned in new york where sanders continued to take sleights at clinton for her vote on iraq. >> all the others have to say about iraq, i listened closely, i did not believe them. i voted against the war in iraq. secretary clinton, who was then your senator from new york, heard the same evidence. she voted for that disastrous war. >> but his attacks don't seem to be resonating with new york

voters, at least according to this new poll. it shows clinton ahead 55 to 41. again, here we have two polls in two days and both show the front-runners, clinton and trump, way ahead in new york. heather? >> kristin fisher live in new york. thank you, kristin. more than 400 protesters arrested on capitol hill demonstrating against the role of money in politics. >> money in politics. >> protesters held signs reading things go better without koch. that of course a reference to the billionaire business men david and charles koch who have promised to lead a $900 million campaign to back favorite candidates. they also protested state voter i.d. laws and democratic super delegates. >> is donald trump the only target? well, after printing a fake front page predicting the chaos of a trump presidency, "the boston globe" is not saying

whether it's planning to do the same for the other candidates. the editor now defending the fake headlines. >> talking about rounding up 11 million people and sending them back to their home countries in less than two years. that is an extraordinary claim, and we wanted to show what that looks like in reality. the reality is that the editorial page comments on politics and other news events every single day. this is just kind of an unconventional new approach of doing it and one that we thought, you know, really sparked a conversation and we're really pleased by that. >> it's certainly a new approach. the mock front page ran on the opinion section in sunday's paper. trump called the paper, quote, stupid and worthless. well, now it's time for a look at who's talking. former cia director is slamming john brennan saying he would go against a presidential order on water boarding calling it unacceptable. >> when madison and his

colleagues were putting the constitution together on that hot summer i don't remember anybody incorporating in article 2 that the cia director could overrule the president. they didn't even have a cia director at the time. it's one thing for him to disagree with a policy and say that he disagrees with it or agrees with it. it's another for him to say -- for john brennan to say that he would take -- not take an action even if he were ordered by the president to do so. >> well, i'm hearing on protecting taxpayer information and the role could examine how the irs is keeping your personal information safe from cyber criminals and what improvements are neglects. the irs commissioner is just one of six people expected to testify in that hearing and this comes as the irs continues to shift towards more electronic filings and support services. and supreme court nominee merrick garland will have one of the most important meetings yet on capitol hill this morning.

chuck grassley, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, has invited the judge to have breakfast. that committee in charge of holding hearings on nominees. >> now to extreme weather. heather, you know everything is bigger in texas, including the hail, but baseball size pieces pounding parts of texas. >> wow. a home slammed with chunks of ice. that's what's happening right there. the damage so bad some schools near dallas are closed today. hail the size of baseballs crashed to earth. social media of course lighting up with photos like these. >> that can't feel good. >> showing cars, homes, windows completely shattered. >> unbelievable. lightning storms and tornadoes are to blame for this fire that burned a church to the ground in southern arkansas. the severe storm system now heading east and maria molina is

here tracking all of it. good morning, maria. >> good morning. this thing is a very slow mover. we'll be dealing with heavy rain along areas along the golf coast. take a look at the radar. you can see a busy picture this morning. we do have a cold front stretching eastward bringing in areas of rain. parts of texas, that is where we do have to deal with a lot of heavy rain and also areas farther east along parts of the golf coast with several inches of rainfall in the forecast. we have a threat of additional severe weather across southern parts of texas. additional large hail could be produced in some of those storms. temperatures right now, you can see some of the numbers behind the front. much colder out there in the 30s right now in cleveland, chicago. only in the 20s in minneapolis. ahead of it, we have warm and humid conditions. temperatures already in the 70s along parts of the gulf coast. in the 60s in atlanta. as we head into this afternoon the cold front bringing in some cooler air across portions of

the plains. temperatures out there going to be very spring like in the 70s and 60s. meanwhile, across the great lakes regions, the temperatures should only hit the 40s. let's head to you, heather and abby. >> yes, i'm zeroing in on the 70s that she said. >> i know. thank you so much. the time now is 12 minutes past the top of the hour. universities under fire for offering privilege walk exercises. important lesson or over the line? we'll explain that. we have a report either side. >> i'm sorry. you lied to me! you lied to me. i'm sitting here and it's 8:00 with a 9-year-old waiting for herve case. >> this is becoming the video of the day. a major meltdown caught on camera. what set this airline passenger on explosive rampage. >> just telling her something. >> all over the news. >> a garden hoe isn't what we

want. >> okay. so see what happens when brothers trick their sister with a zombie attack. >> oh, brothers.

caught on camera. what everyone is talking about this morning. anger at the airport boils over in new york city. look at this. >> i'm sorry. you lied to me. you lied to me. i'm sitting here since 8:00 with a 9-year-old waiting for her vacation. i'm sorry. >> travelers, you can see they are stunned at the serious mother blasting american airlines for her vacation nightmare. a disney crews flight was delayed for five hours and canceled at 2:00 in the morning. it wasn't long until other passengers joined in the

frustration. police to calm the crowd. the flight left at 9:00 the next morning. and a school officer caught body slamming a 12-year-old girl on the concrete was fired. the school says he was required to report the incident but did not. the girl suffered cuts and bruises. when it comes to banning books, noga parentally is sacred, including the bible. for the first time in ten years the bible makes the library association's top ten list of most challenged books. it's ranked number six because people are concerned about the separation of church and state calling for it to be removed from public schools and libraries. let's keep talking about this. do public libraries or schools have the right to ban the bible? log on to our facebook page right after the show to weigh in. >> we'll get a lot of responses

for that one. the opening chords, meantime, to "stairway to heaven" may have been stolen. a judge ruling to determine whether led zeppelin ripped off the song notes to taurus. here's taurus followed by stairway to heaven. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is close. a trial is now set for may to decide whether led zeppelin's lead singer, robert plant and guitarist jimmy paige are liable for copyright infringement. >> sounds like the same song. >> it really does. america's most popular truck is now safest. our sister network has more on that. lauren, good morning. >> good morning, ladies. ford's f-150 150super ka be is safest in the industry.

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welcome back. a 17-year-old girl rescued off the coast of florida after getting stranded in her kayak. look at her there. she had to have been scared. the girl was on a two mile trip with her family on sunday when her arms got tired and she decided to turn around, but on the way back she lost her paddles. and then she started to drift. the teen was rescued four hours later by the coast guard. abby? >> heather, listen to this incredible story. a fire ripped through a bed and breakfast in virginia but not one person was hurt thanks to a quick thinking 10-year-old brave boy who jumped into action. >> i screamed to the top of my lungs and i said, everyone out, there's a fire. >> unbelievable. the gutsy 10-year-old saw the flames, ran right into the bed and breakfast next to his house began screaming waking 40 people up who were staying there for a wedding. the wedding did go on thanks to the young hero who was invited. i just love that. >> yeah.

well, time now for brew on this. you may or may not like this one. a growing trend on college campuses designed to point out so-called privileged students. >> if your parents worked nights and weekends to support your family take one step back. if the primary language spoken in your household growing up was not english -- you can make mistakes. >> what you saw there, that is called the privilege walk at the university of louisiana monroe. a similar event has popped up at schools across the country where participants are asked questions regarding social standing orational identity and told to step forward or backwards depending on the answer. >> at the end of this you're supposed to see how privileged everyone else is depending where they are standing. what do you think about this? is this about making strides or does it cross the line? >> send us your comments on facebook, twitter, or send us an e-mail.

i have a feeling -- >> we have two good questions for you today. now it's time to take a look at what is going viral for you this morning. we begin with lending a helping hand. a baby sister lends her twin brother her thumb to help him stop crying. this very sweet moment captured by mom on their baby monitor. >> i love this story. three brothers, they trick their post-op sister with a fake zombie attack. >> no, no, this is important. this will be what we're living off of. which one? >> so the boys convince their younger sister who just had their wisdom teeth out that a zombie attack hit the city. they armed up with garden equipment. the reaction is priceless. >> pretty creative. the time now is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. airport and security. brand new reports of screening workers for terror ties.

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technology moves faster than ever. the all-new audi a4, with apple carplay integration. it is tuesday, april 12th and this is a fox news alert. brand new video clues in the killing of former super bowl champion will smith. >> where's the ambulance? >> the dramatic moment smith's wife is shot in the leg as new surveillance video shows what happened right before smith is killed. >> and stopping smuggling. a behind the scenes look with customs inspectors at the airport, and you will not believe some of the places they find illegal contraband. and ticktock. the deadline to file your taxes is fast approaching. the late filing excuses that

actually work with the irs. how's that for a piece? "fox & friends first" continues right now. good morning to you. how about the excuse i was watching "fox & friends first"? >> exactly. >> we like that one. welcome to the show. i'm heather childers. >> i'm abby huntsman. 31 after the hour. fox news alert. shocking new video showing what happened before and after the murder of ex-nfl player will smith. >> let's get to kelly wright. he joins us live from washington, d.c., with the latest. good morning, kelly. >> good morning, heather and abby. william harrison says this is a senseless tragedy. one life is over and another life is ruined. you can see the suspect cardell hayes in handcuffs and you can hear smith's wife raquel crying out my husband and then hearing her screaming in pain for being shot twice in the right leg. >> i need an ambulance.

my leg has been shot. >> reporter: in the video from our affiliate, smith's mercedes suv is seen possibly rear ending hayes' hummer. hayes pulls over and then smith pulls around. hayes follows smith. they say hayes rear ended smith and they exchanged words, hayes pulled out a gun, shoots smith and wounds his wife. a former teammate and friend of smiths says the shooting was a cowardly act. >> when i came out yesterday and called him a coward, i received death threats from guys in new orleans. from his relatives. i'm thinking to myself, whoa, you know, what do you guys want from me? i'm only here to speak the truth. that's it. i'm not trying to -- i'm he not trying to -- i'm not trying to steal anybody's life. i'm trying to give everybody the

truth though. >> hayes appeared in court on monday. he's been charged with second degree murder. his bail has been set at $1 million. he has been appointed a new attorney. meanwhile, will smith's former coach, sean payton, is speaking out against gun violence saying in an interview, i find myself leaning to the right on some issues, but on this issue i can't wrap my brain around it. i hate guns. the police chief says the family's understandably going through a very tough time. abby. >> just can't stop thinking about that poor family. brussels police have arrested two more in connection with the deadly airport bombing. both suspects charged with renting the apartment for the hideout of the subway bombers. they were planning to attack the euro 2016 summer championships this summer. this comes from the terrorist

who confessed to being the third bomber at the airport. airports and security. only three u.s. air ports require employees to be screened before work. can you believe that. the head of the tsa confirming to capitol hill that staff at miami, atlanta, and orlando airports undergo bag checks and screening but 297 airports do not require it. homeland security reports 73 private employees at nearly 40 airports have been flagged for terror since june of last year. >> that is unsettling. well, the faa is investigating a laser strike at boston's logan airport. an air canada flight from toronto was targeted as it was landing on sunday night. the pilot telling the tower that a green laser flashed the plane three times ten miles northeast of boston. the plane was at an altitude of 3,000 feet at this time but was able to land safely. and now some politics for

you. the pressure is on. just one week before new york's big primary, and new polls have donald trump and hillary clinton with double digit leads over their rivals. kristin fisher is live in the nation's capitol following the very latest on the campaign trail. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, heather. last night trump headlined a massive rally in albany, new york. about 10,000 people were there. trump was interrupted multiple times by protesters, no surprise there, but he pleaded with his security and reporters to keep things peaceful, and they did. that allowed trump to focus his fire on his real target of the night, the system of selecting delegates which he called rigged, crooked and corrupt. >> i'm millions of votes ahead, which they don't even talk about. they never even mention it. they talk about delegates. and i'm hundreds of delegates ahead, but the system, folks, is rigged. it's a rigged, disgusting, dirty

system. >> donald has been yelling and screami screaming, a lot of whining. i'm sure some cursing. and some late night fever tweeting. all the characteristics i would know we would want of a commander in chief. >> fever tweeting. i like that. new nbc news/wall street journal poll gives trump a 33 point lead in new york. this comes one day after a fox news poll gave him a 32 point lead. "the wall street journal" poll asked them what should happen if trump wins the most delegates but falls short of the 1237 number needed to clinch the nomination? an overwhelming number, 64% say in that case trump should still get the nomination. as for democrats, hillary clinton continues to hold on to her lead in new york, 55-41. she's saving most of her attacks for her republican opponent. listen to what she said

yesterday in long island. >> when you have republicans calling for walls and mass arrests and deportations and surveillance, you have trump playing coy with the kkk, when you have this kind of atmosphere being created, we have to be very firm and strong in rejecting it. >> now today every presidential candidate, both republicans and democrats except ted cruz will be holding events across new york state. a very busy day up near you ladies. >> i think trump's new word is melian. an alarming new warning about the zika virus. the cdc sounding the alarm after mosquitoes carrying the virus are found in 30 states saying, quote, it's scarier than thought. the biggest concern is puerto rico where there could be

hundreds of thousands of cases. now time to talk about your first degree weather forecast. you'd better pack your umbrella today. we are in for some heavy rain across the country. maria molina is in the weather center tracking the storms for us. good morning, maria. >> good morning. tracking the massive cold front eastward and a among it rain anywhere from areas of rain in new england and parts of the gulf coast. later on we will have to watch southern parts of texas because we could have large hail associated with thunderstorms that will be firing up later on today. that will be something to watch for out there. another concern along the gulf coast will be heavy rain and looking at localized flash flooding. otherwise, temperatures across parts of the midwest, in the 20s. 20s in minneapolis, in the 30s in chicago and cleveland. later on in the afternoon the temperatures will continue to

climb across the plains. very mild, very far north like in rapid city where you'll be at 735 degrees th 75 degrees this afternoon. almost 20 minutes to the top of the hour. build the wall. the painting in support of trump that some college students say is racially offensive. fighting cancer, how a wedding band may be powerful medicine against the deadly disease. and the hunt right now for the woman who stole a wedding ring off of a dead woman's hand. >> what? (war drums beating)

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the school's president called the messages including build a wall racist and offensive to hispanics. the school is now working to develop a cultural sensitivity element for freshman orientation. >> thanks, heather. listen to this, a new lesson being taught to students at the university of oklahoma. white people singing rihanna songs could cause micro regression? ♪ ♪ >> an unidentified student there taking a human relations theory class said they were taught that it's insulting for white people to sing rihanna songs because they are privileged. the student was smart enough to determine that the professor was advocating for putting limitations on free speech. >> i love rihanna. if you still have not filed your taxes, don't worry, the irs maybe could cut you some slack. cheryl from our sister network fox business here with the excuses that will work. cheryl? >> heather, i know you've already filed, but a lot of

folks have not. tax day is just days away with many americans scrambling to get their returns completed but there are some excuses that may actually work with the irs as to why you can't make the deadline. according to accountants reasonable explanations the government has accepted in the past. one taxpayer told them they were laid off and overwhelmed by schedule c instructions. he stopped filing out of fear and anxiety and the irs said they understood. health issues such as prolonged illness. in our example, if you are in mourning due to the death of a family member. burglary of your home, another accepted reason in the past. the accountant blew off filing for you, you were ignorant to what you were supposed to file and religious beliefs suh tho t your income is not taxable. >> cheryl, thanks so much.

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welcome back to "fox & friends first." an intense five-hour standoff all caught on social media. twitter's head of commerce was inside his home in a los angeles neighborhood when he heard a car crash followed by gunshots.

nathan hubbard immediately took to twitter, live tweeting the ordeal. the suspect had stolen a car overnight after being chased by police. he was eventually found hiding out in a car inside a garage. speaking of car chases, the two men who led police on a bizarre chase through los angeles now facing several charges. do you remember last week, herbal reynolds and isiah young, they allegedly stole a mustang convertible and took it on this crazy ride through l.a. which included spinning doughnuts and taking selfies. you have to do that. both facing first-degree burglary charges. one with several reckless driving felonies. >> such a weird story. trying to end smuggling, u.s. customs agents say some people will do anything to get drugs and other illegal contraband into america. >> ingal with more on what's being done to stop it at jfk airport. >> here at john f. kennedy, fk,

everything. >> reporter: powder cocaine-filled hand rails inside suitcases. even pressed between the cardboard and cover of children's books. at new york's jfk airport where they'll seen an uptick in smuggling, customs agents say they've just about stein all. has anything -- seen it all. has anything surprised you? >> there have been a number of things. individuals who have surgically implanted narcotics into their body. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border protection agents say it's a constant game of cat and mouse, looking for creative concealment methods of illegal contraband. pots and pans, pastries, and other food items have been the vehicles of drug smugglers lately. over 14 million passenger come through jfk's terminals every year, making one of the highest volume hubs in the nation. >> jfk receives direct flights from every part of the world. it sets us apart from all the other international airports in the united states.

>> reporter: craig senko, chief of customs enforcement at jfk, says agents use a multilayered process to catch illegal activity every day. >> what we're looking for is a needle in a haystack. we'll begin by looking at anomalies in travel. >> reporter: from the immigration booth to baggage claim, the passenger analysis units and enforcement teams are positioned to move in on any suspicious activity at any time. >> you can try, but sooner or later, we'll get you. >> reporter: last year at jfk, agents seized over 2,100 pounds of cocaine. 1,200 pounds of heroin, all of which would have ended up on the streets had it not been for the hard work of these officers. heather, abby? >> thank you. >> unbelievable. >> yep. the time is eight minutes until the top of the hour. >> universities under fire for offering lessons in privilege. your emails pouring in on this one. and a tigers fan snags five foul balls in one game. what he did next is even more amazing.

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one showing a possible hit and run between smith and the accused shooter. the other of smith's wife screaming for help after being shot. and new fears about the zika virus. the cdc says it's scarier than first thought and is warning of more pregnancy complications. the biggest concern is puerto rico. that's where there could be hundreds of thousands of cases. ♪ time now for "the good, the bad, and the ugly." first, the good. a detroit tigers fan becomes a legend in the ballpark after catching five foul balls in one game. bill dug an gave each ball away to a different kid and immediately went to a casino to try his luck again. next, the bad. watch as a thief swipes a wedding ring right off a woman's cold, dead finger, in a texas funeral home. the corpse's crook is still on the loose. and finally, the ugly. anger at the airport boils over in new york city. >> you lied to me. you lied to me! i'm sitting here since 8:00!

with a 9-year-old who's waiting for her vacation! >> a furious mother blasting american airlines staff at laguardia after her flight from laguardia to miami for a disney cruise was delayed five hours and then canceled at 2:00 in the morning. the flight eventually left 12 hours later. hope she got on a different disney cruise with her kids. time to brew on this. >> that's right. a new trend popping occupy college campuses looking to point out those who are more "privileged" than others. >> they're called privilege walks. participants ask questions about their social standing growing up or ethnic identities. then they're told to step backwards or forwards depending on the answers to show just where everyone stands. >> we asked the question, is this about making strides or is it crossing the line? your emails are pouring in. barbara who says, and the purpose of this is what? to lay guilt on someone for circumstances they don't control. this is bill gatlatant reversio discrimination. >> jan says, over the line. i would have been one of the

underprivileged students but lived a privileged life with a loving and caring father who worked hard to support my mom, me, and my sisters. >> winston tweets, i'd like to try it. >> thank you very much for vo g joining us this morning. >> "fox & friends" start right now. have a good day. >> bye. good morning. it's tuesday, it's april 12th. i'm ainsley earhardt. a fox news alert. brand-new surveillance video. it has just surfaced in the shooting death of former super bowl champion will smith. >> been shot! >> the chilling new clues and the search for a motive this morning. meanwhile, donald trump continues to rail against what he calls a rigged system on the republican side. >> in colorado and in other places, this is not a democracy. we're not going to have rigged elections. >> is somebody cheating, or is the establishment taking advantage of mr. trump? we'll report, and you will, as always