he knows he's in trouble. well that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you so much for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues right now. it'll grow back, right? jillian: questionable haircuts, good morning, this is fox news alert, severe weather slamming the south leaving path of destruction. rob: that's right, at least 8 people are dead including two kids, we are tracking where violent storms are next. jillian: white house considering busing illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. rob: why liberal mayors are changing their tune and also ending fit for a man. >> here it is. the return to glory. [cheers and applause] rob: tiger woods, i know, right. first major in more than a decade jillian: incredible moment that is had millions on the edge of their seats, "fox & friends first" continues right

now. ♪ ♪ rob: storms moving through, really, really bad weather overnight in early morning hour in new york area all through northeast and the south getting hit. it's that time of the year. jillian: yes, it is update on that later this hour. rob: good morning, thanks for watching "fox & friends first" i'm rob schmitt. jillian: i'm jillian mele, tornadoes and storms tear through the south, more than a

dozen twisters causing damage from texas to alabama. rob: some of the damage there, two kids tragically killed when a tree fell on to the car they were riding in in east texas and hail the size of look at this, the size of a baseball in some places. jillian: more wind and heavy rain is expected today. washington sheriff's department mourning a fallen hero shot and killed in line of duty, department jason responding to a report of a vehicle when he was hit, chilling moments revealed dramatic call to dispatchers. >> shots fired. shots fired. i'm hit. i'm fired, i'm hit. shots fired. jillian: leaves behind a wife and 6-month-old daughter, colleagues remembering his passion for the job.

>> he loved his job, he was incredibly good at it and as you can imagine, very personal for agency. jillian: manhunt underway for killer, he's 14th officer to be shot and killed in line of duty this year. rob: all right, the man accused of tossing a child from the third floor over a third floor railing at the mall of america is expected to be charged today emmanuel facing attempted homicide for what appears to be random attack in mall of minnesota. the victim's family say it is boy continues to fight after falling nearly 4040 feet to the ground, right now 5-year-old is hospitalized in stable conditions. >> the new battle is brewing over the crisis at the border, the trump administration hashing

out details on its proposal to release illegal immigrants into sanctuary cities. rob: democrats are crying foul on this, they call this move illegal. griff jenkins live in washington with the growing feud, this is going to be a very interesting fight, griff. griff: it is, indeed, good morning, rob and jillian, the idea floated and rejected after immigration officials advised legally against it but now white house press secretary sarah sanders says the president has been considering such measures. >> we talked about a number of different things over the last 2 years that we'd love to see happen, certainly first choice because ideally we wouldn't be dealing with massive influx of immigrants coming across the border. >> democrats questioning the legality, bennie thompson had this to say. >> this is, again, his

manufactured chaos that he's created over the last 2 years on the border, everybody talks about democrats, republicans getting together, we are absolutely democrats ready to sit down and talk but we won't be lectured by the president, let's sit down and talk. >> republican senator lindsey graham trying to bridge the gap with legislation striking at the heart of the problem. >> we have to change the laws so these people stop coming, there's a narrative in central america that if you can get to america with a minor child you will never get deported and we have to change the story line. >> proposal targets loopholes in asylum process and addresses laws that make it harder to hold and deport minors and the white house has yet to weigh in but the president -- rob: president holding his ground on newest

immigration proposal. jillian: senior adviser to trump 2020 campaign, katrina pearson they have no choice because democrats refuse to act. >> democrats didn't want to play ball, we got to the end of last year and the president was wanting to make significant changes because of the first caravan that was on the way to our country and the democrats say, o no, nothing is going on here, they lied to the american public about the issue, the president wanted the shut the government to get to the bottom of the issue to bring people to the table and guess what, they did nothing and now we have tens of thousands of more people along the way and so the president says, fine, we are going to send asylum seekers to the communities that say we want asylum seekers and it is the compassionate thing to do to resettle these immigrants into communities that want to protect them and keep them safe. >> the number of illegal border apprehensions and inadmissible asylum seekers has increased by

more than 50,000 from this time last year. democrats hit campaign trail as pete buttigieg announces run for the white house, but can he keep pace with the progressive heavy weights? rob: the left makes push in america's heartland. >> mayor pete says he's all mid western values but not shy about taking aim at the white house. >> it's hard to look away and the horrors shown in washington is mez morizing, we are going to change the channel. [cheers and applause] >> has seen poll numbers snurnlg recent weeks but can he claim indiana and its neighboring state, he has heavy competition here, bernie sanders just wrapped up a 4-day, 5-state swing through the heartland and ended in pittsburgh sunday saying he's the best democrat to take back the midwest, he's

actually targeting working-class families saying that the president had told them a, quote, monstruous a lie. >> donald trump has told literally thousands of lies that he began in campaign and since sitting in the white house. he was going to stand up for working families and take on the establishment.

>> sanders is leading all democratic candidates in fundraising with 18 million raised in first quarter here. new york senator kirsten gillibrand trailing nearly every major candidate with disappointing $3 million, don't forget fox news hosting a town hall with bernie sanders tonight, bret baier and martha mcallum. rob: the president hope to go flip the north star state which he lost by less than 45,000 votes in 2016, it was close. minnesota has not supported a republican presidential candidate since way back richard nixon, last time it happened. 9 minutes after the hour, california governor gavin neglectsome slamming the president's plan to moving illegal immigrants into sanctuary cities.

>> it's illegal and immoral, it's unethical and sophomoric. rob: didn't the governor say that it's sanctuary city. jillian: the beginning to have end for game of thrones, the final season premier setting social media on fire. we are coming right back.

>> it's illegal, it's immoral, it's unethical, it's sophomoric and petulant and it's par for the course. rob: not happy about it, california governor gavin newsom

busing immigrants to sanctuary city. republican strategist, let's pull up a map here showing the states in the country that have some kind of sanctuary policy, the message has been, you know, the president might not like illegal immigrants but in these states we do, we welcome you. is the president calling a big bluff on this policy? >> i think so, here is the real irony. gavin newsom doesn't appear to want to take illegal immigrants in. that's highly ironic, he has run political career for over decade in policy platform, sometimes you're not sure where politician stands on the issue, gavin newsom has been clear and said in first state of address past february and first two or three minutes of speech, one of his top priorities is taking care of illegal immigrants, protecting

them. in twitter spat in campaign trail with governor of california, gavin said that these are california values to take in more illegal immigrants and in 2007 when he was mayor of san francisco, the first sanctuary city in the u.s. gavin newsom handed city id cards to help people from being deported by the federal authorities. rob: here is their chance. >> here is their chance, here is what is going on, people like gavin have seen over the decade that the plan has some problems, somebody has to pay for this and in case of california the california taxpayers are footing the bill, you look at even in his own state of the state of address this year, he talked about how concerned it was about hepatitis a outbreak in the border town of san diego, he talked about tifus outbreak in heavily illegal immigrant county in los angeles. in 2008 gavin newsom shielded

illegal immigrant criminal who had already committed several crimes, ramos came back to kill 3 people on gavin newsom's watch, there's a cost to this. jillian: a lot lot of people think it's quite petty to go about it in this matter but on the other hand you think that the president is not able to get anything done because he doesn't have help from people on the left, kind of a standstill, i get that, the other end of this, we had the map where pennsylvania has sanctuary cities, i'm a resident of pennsylvania, i'm not a fan of sanctuary cities and you put other people at risk. >> victims of new criemción from illegal immigrants, president trump is right, controversial as it sounds, sometimes they are not sending us their best. the counties that suffer the most and we have seen this in fbi crime reports and local crime reports are often the

hispanic community, they are hurting the very people that they are trying to help. rob: my city of los angeles isn't taking care of its own, 50,000 people that live on the streets, my state can't take care of its own, how can it take care of more, they call it pie in the sky politics, gavin newsom is good at this, reality hits, you get tweet. >> you look at the city of san francisco under gavin newsom himself, spike in homelessness, you can't walk down the street without tripping over a hyperdeterminic needle. check your seat for needles before you sit down, there are

real problems facing californians in some big cities, los angeles, homelessness has skyrocketed there. bringing in more people doesn't help. that's a big problem. >> continue to follow and see how it plays out. thank you. tiger's triumph, boy, did you see this, masters win 11 years in the making. >> here it is. [cheers and applause] >> the return to glory. rob: in a moment right after on 18 to win that has everybody talking.

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>> you have the wings, aoc -- progressive group. >> i'm a progressive, yeah. rob: i don't know if you're progressive anymore. pelosi says she's positive the democrats are not being distracted by the far left agenda. jillian: all right, we have to talk about this, tiger woods back on top for the first time in over a decade, tiger winning the masters and breaking an 11-year drought and winning championship. rob: stunning return to glory. >> we were all glued to tv's yesterday, it was amazing, it was like christmas morning for the golf war and the end of it, signature sunday red top with all familiar green jacket.

>> here it is. [cheers and applause] >> the return to glory. >> a storybook transformation from confiding in friends his career was over to resuming as one constant to top of sport, winning by stroke on sunday that saw early tee times to avoid thunderstorms and saw the leader board change on almost every hole but by the back 9 there was the familiar feeling something special was in the air and the shot on 16 made it a reality. in your perfect 8 iron, trickle just past the hole, watch it roll, watch it roll. 2-shot lead, if you were watching at home you knew all the momentum, such an emotional moment here, the image with iconic photo of barely able to

drink father hugging his late father during first masters win in 1997. >> unreal for me to experience this. my mom was here, there was there in '97 as well. i couldn't be more happy, more excited and i'm kind of at lost for words really. >> from the depths of tabloid ruin and videos, 11-year major drought, new generation of stars that seemingly pass tiger buy to one of the biggest sports stories of our lifetime. >> you can feel about tiger in personal life but no one can take this from him. this was all him, this was just -- this was amazing. rob: yes, beast on the golf course and pg outside of new york.

>> obviously a lot of emotion on social media. jillian: yeah. >> thoughts pouring in all morning long. cindy writes, grad he is -- glad he is back. loved seeing him with his family after ward. congrats on the major comeback, we were with you all the way. jillian: proves that if you're having a tough time in life, you can go up. >> how tough was that time? look, much of it his own doing, pretty much nonetheless. jillian: back surgeries, all of the injuries. we don't want to spend the rest of the hour talking about this? 26 minutes after the hour, then they were 18, meet pete buttigieg officially entering the 2020 race. >> i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana and i am running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause]

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who were injured, 7-car nascar champion jimmie johnson will be running the race. good for him. killed 130 people, this according to documents uncovered by sunday times newspaper over the uk. member of the terror group dropped hard drive while escaping syria, detailing fresh wave of attack plans, chilling plans include bank robberies, vehicle rammings and assassinations across europe. new reports show méxico has deported 204 migrants back to honduras, the national migration institute says that stay in méxico was irregular and flown from southern america back to central america, the group was mostly families traveling with children, mexican officials are under pressure from the trump administration to help stop the steady flow of migrants trying to come through méxico and reach the united states.

republican lawmaker in illinois wants to split chicago from the rest of the state, urge congress to make the nation's third largest city into our 51st state. lawmaker say it is proposal is about making point to suggest too many statewide decisions are made because of chicago's influence leaving everyone else in the state behind. first lady melania trump and second lady karen pence will visit with troops today, they are expected to see demonstrations and tour fort bragg in, north north carolina. they will spend time with students who live there, fort bragg home to 51,000 troops, the most in the u.s. military, jillian. jillian: crowd pool of 2020 democrats just got deeper. >> my name is pete buttigieg. [cheers and applause] >> they call me mayor pete.

i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana and i am running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] jillian: there you have it. not many people surprised by that but it is official. with candidates approaching record territory it is a sign of a fractured party, here to debate that is molly mitchell, former senior political operative, thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. beverly, i will start with you, you hear democrats saying but this is what the republican party looked like just a couple of years ago, what do you think? >> i think that there's a fracturing in the democrat party but i don't think it's because of primary process and how many people have decided to throw their hat in the race in many ways this is good for democrats because it gets whoever is the ultimate winner not just battle tested but battle ready for donald trump, where i see the fracturing and the site moving forward as fight over socialism, what is a direction of the democrat party, you many who are moderate democrats, very worried that socialism is where it's headed because even though with

millennials and young people this tends to poll well, when it comes to democrat voters 45 and up they realize the harms of socialism, i think that's really where the battle is in the democrat party. >> i think a lot of people would agree, molly, my question is do you because it does seem like the democrats as a party are not all united when it comes to this idea of socialism. >> i think the idea of democrats in disarray is completely false, i mean, we've always been a diverse party from the moderate to more progressive left. jillian: they all agree on socialism? >> no, we are a big party and this is a great thing to have 18 candidates running for the democratic party because we have 18 candidates crisscrossing the nation, talking about democratic values and looking out for working class. >> let's take a look at look on how many are running so far, 16 declared candidates for the democratic contenders there and then we have another list that

has at least 9 at this point of potential candidates, beverly, how big do you think this is going to grow? >> i think over 20 very easily, you have more candidates that are considering getting in and i think they're likely to do so. i think this is going to grow, once begun i don't necessarily see it as a problem that there are so many people entering the race, i think the big problem with democrats is where do they stand on issues, i thought it was interesting that nancy pelosi had an interview on 60 minutes yesterday, you can tell she's trying to bring the party back that is going towards socialism because what you find with many of these candidates who maybe don't expect to win in this race but they want to start getting name id, they want to start getting platform out about socialistic values, they are looking at this in the long-term, long-term democrats have a really hard time with some of their middle-aged to older voters who realize that socialism isn't the answer, they know the history and they know that government ownership is everything, it's a damaging

thing for this country and not a positive. jillian: molly, i want to get your take on this, let's play this clip of hillary clinton, this is from saturday at the women in the world conference giving advice for presidential candidates who are going to be running against president trump, listen to this. >> you really have to do two things simultaneously, what is your vision, possible respond if necessary to the diversion and distraction that we see unfortunately working by the current incumbent. >> molly, is hillary clinton the person to take advice from when it comes to running against president trump? >> i think i can't emphasize that hillary clinton won the popular vote, outpaced president trump by 2.9 million votes so her perspective is valuable even if it is a highlight the pitfall she faced to the candidates running this time and we have to point out that she was the first

female presidential nominee for any major party and we have 6 women running right now and she had a big part in smashing the cracks in the glass ceiling for women to run. i do think it's valuable. >> a lot we can learn from hillary clinton but not based on what she says, the main thing with can learn that hillary clinton that presidency is never deserved and also donald trump is formidable candidate. jillian: we certainly appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you. rob: 37 minutes after the hour, severe weather turns deadly, at least 8 people killed in powerful storm and tornadoes. jillian: storms spread as far from over, we have team coverage next.

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rob: at least 8 people killed including young kids as tornado

es tore through the south. jillian: fox affiliate in cleveland with the damage in ohio. >> yes, good morning, we are here in shelby, ohio, about an hour and a half southwest of cleveland, ohio, take a look at the damage here along this country road where there was just a home, cars, power lines completely taken out by this tornado which came through 5:00 p.m. on sunday, the people who live in homes just like this one report today us that they went running for their lives to their basement hoping they would be able to stay safe, at least 30 different buildings throughout the small town have been destroyed, thousands without power at this point, main access roads throughout the town of shelby here are shut down and the police chief has asked residents here to stay home if able not come out to

areas that are most heavily damaged, we've been trying to access different parts of this town all morning long and having to turn around and finding ways to get through shelby here. the good news in all of this only 6 people injured, no deaths the sirens did go out in time for many people to be able to find safety through this tornado here in shelby ohio. back to you. >> thank you so much. rob: lit up in the past hour. >> if you live east of mississippi you probably dealt with this sometimes over the weekend, we continue to track it, all storm reports, everything in the red is a tornado. so this is a large system that's still on the move, some folks dealing wit.

early this morning leading edge now just begin to go run the mid-atlantic coast, folks in new england -- excuse me, will have to deal with this for the next several hours as we look in radar loop, now just because it's been on the move doesn't mean it's weaken, all of these are looking to be tornado-worn, it doesn't mean that there's actual tornado on the ground, excuse me, tornado watch, doesn't mean there's tornado on the ground, we are tracking the very large powerful system on the move. as far as timing goes if you're dealing with this as this point we are really getting down to final couple of hours, this is future radar, i took you up to 11:00 a.m. this morning at this point we are on the backside of the system, what you neats behind it maybe little snow across great lakes, a lot of very cold air funneling in, temperatures to 32-degrees, 36-degrees in portions of ohio, cold air behind the system, maybe a couple more hours and that's all we will be dealing with it. jillian: thank you, adam. rob: 43 minutes after the hour and tax day, too late to change

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the president's top money guy larry kudlow, plus if you were near television yesterday good chance that you were watching this and there it goes. it's one for record book, he was wearing the red shirt, look at this, he's happy, tiger woods having epic win at masters yesterday, we have all sorts of commentary about it, plus progolfer and fox sports analyst brad braxton. there he is with son charlie. 12 minutes from right now on the channel that everybody trusts for good morning news. rob: for most americans it is tax deadline day but estimated 50 million of us have yet to file. jillian: so what to do if you're one of those procrastinators, joining us to give us last-minute tip cpa gene mark. thanks so much for your time.

50 million running out of time, what do they do? >> 50 million haven't filed taxes, there's a reason for that, guys, as we know in 2017 tax reform there was a lot of changes made so a lot of people are still trying to get arms around what they are including cpa's like me. if you haven't filed your tax returns yet you have to do it. my recommendation is to file an extension today, form 4868, that's the form that you want to do, estimate how much taxes you owe for 2018, you to get that in, they give you 6 months leeway to fill out the rest of the forms and get them filed with the irs, so get an extension, file today, mail it in with your payment and you'll be good for another 6 months to get your forms done. rob: nothing more american way to not want to they taxes. only 17% of americans believe that they actually got a tax cut, the narrative from a lot of

democrats has been that this is all a tax scam, most people think, what exactly happened there? >> most of us as accountants let alone at the average taxpayer we are still trying to figure out. 50 million people haven't even filed their tax returns yet, so i don't think that all the data is in and the biggest reason why people don't think they got enough of refund is they probably had more withheld during the year, tax rates change during the year, w4 forms were not updated. look, you don't want a refund, you don't want to owe taxes either, the big ter refund that you get from the government means the more money that you gave the government they were sitting on during the year, when people complain to me that they got lower refund, i tell them look at the tacks that you paid last year, good, keep your money, you don't want to get refund. jillian: nice to get a refund. let's talk about -- >> it's a psychological thing.

jillian: let's talk about what you can do to help for next year's taxes, you to start working on it now. >> right, i will give you two tips, save money for 2019, revise w4 form, you are probably withholding too much money, maybe a little too little. get your w4 forms with employers, go through it again, make sure you're withholding the right amount. that's number one, number two, put away money in retirement plans, you put money away free tax, your employer has 401(k), you can put 18,000 bucks, pretax, retirement and savings is big stuff. another tip, 529 plans are really huge, i don't know if you guys have that, you can put money away after tax but then it grows tax free for as long as you want and then you can take the money out without any penalties as long as you're using it for higher education, for the private school tuition, religious and 529 have been a

huge thing for a lot of my clients, very popular this year, save for college over the years. so those are on top of my head. rob: you say it's not a good idea, a lot of people argue that getting it all back in the refund is nice way for savings account, makes you save money, you say that's not a smart thing to do. >> no, it's not, because you're putting the money away with the government and you're not earning any interest on it, right? so it's nice to have money like in your pocket and then you can put the money if you want in bank or earn some interest on it. one final thing before i go, in 2019 a lot of people aren't aware of education credits, life-time learning credit in education credit that you can apply for, a couple thousand dollars credit on the tax that is you owe for any higher education. rob: good advice, love that. jillian: thank you so much, we appreciate it. >> thanks, guys.

take care. jillian: after almost 600 days game of thrones is back. >> what if he doesn't want to? >> i will enjoy your company. rob: social media lighting up ahbo fantasy drama starts eighth and final season. jillian: hillary tweet, quote, i have no spoiling until i see it. >> i've waited 595 days to see last night's episodes, but now i don't think i can wait a week to see the next one. yeah, neither one of us has seen one. rob: i'm going to start. jillian: one police department under fire for putting american flag stickers on patrol cars, why critics say it's too aggressive. rob: talk about taking one for the team.

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speaking at the graduation. demanding the evangelize college rescind that invitation. they claim the vp's views are disturbing and inconsistent with the university's mission. a little short hand there. patriotic patrol car. do you see that right there? sparking backlash in california. some residents in laguna beach say the stars and stripes on patrol cars is aggressive. councilman colonel blake joined us earlier to react. >> intimidate european visitors and immigrants sending the wrong signal having a car on a government car driven by government employees of the united states somehow or another was going to create the wrong message. jillian: leaders will discuss the issue at tomorrow's city council meeting. rob: think about the decals and patriotism became a bad thing. patriotism has been the backbone of what made this

country great. it is all written in our history and only if we taught it instead of trying to rewrite it. jillian: aaron on facebook says this is the u.s.a. and our flag displayed on any law enforcement vehicle is a good thing. rob: on instam gram somebody writes they should add another flag that will start it up. jillian: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. start with the good. it is tax day and dozens of businesses and v. deals and discounts to help you cope. applebee's dollar margaritas. teeming one hydro massage for free massages and great american cooks offering one free cookie at their location. rob: crashing into live power lines and right on to a lawn nose down that suburb. a look at this video. the plane was flying jfk in new york and missed the runway four times at another airport a on long island and the only passenger on that plane -- or the injury was a strained finger. that's amazing.

jillian: the ugly. ryan snicker gets drilled right there in the back of the neck. make it worse. he was hailed a hero for taking one for the team. rob: see you later. ♪ living in the hall of fame ♪ yeah ♪ and the world's going to know your name ♪ yeah ♪ steve: the world already knew his name but yesterday, they are describing it as the biggest come back in sports history. tiger woods won his fifth green jacket. as he wore his trademark red shirt at the masters. brian: shot 270. he took it one hole at a time did not make any major mistakes. that's the moment people are talking about. there he is hugging his son. steve: charlie. bron a mainly charlie was not born.

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