luxury group, reportedly pledging 100 million for the reconstruction. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. marymac good morning, tuesday, april 16th, this is fox and friends first. having a 4:00 on the east coast, a fox news alert. we will rebuild, paris picking up the pieces after flames raced through the 850-year-old notre dame cathedral and the images that stopped the world in its tracks and the holy relics that were saved. >> healthcare costs money. are people going to pay more in taxes? yes. >> you could see a difference in bernie sanders 2016-2020. he acted like the front-runner

for the democratic nomination. >> feeling the burn the christmas city, bernie sanders making his 2020 pitch to fox news viewers, many sages put himself ahead of the pack and from the masters to a metal. it has been an incredible few days for tiger woods, the president is about to make it even better. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you need to wake up because you need to watch fox and friends first on tuesday morning, live shot of new york city, still very windy, thank you for starting the day with us. images from yesterday, paris

firefighters putting out the notre dame fire just moments ago. investigators now figuring out what sparked it. french authorities ruling the once raging fire an accident and speaking with some construction workers who were at the cathedral when this fire broke out. the historic belltower saved from the flames as french president macron plans to rebuild the landmark in the heart of paris. >> we will rebuild together. and without a doubt it is part of the project that we will carry out as we are called upon the best talent in the world to rebuild. daymac bernard arnaud pledging $226 million towards reconstruction overnight.

the blaze igniting 5 minutes after notre dame, a popular tourist attraction closed for the day. flames engulfed in the holy site causing its spire to topple. that was dramatic. here you can see inside the cathedral, as the flames ripped through the roof a giant cross in the center of the cathedral miraculously left untouched during the blaze. amy kellogg is on the scene in paris and she will bring the latest as firefighters remain on the scene. in just a few moments, stay tuned for that. cleanup is underway in the meantime. back here in the states tornadoes and powerful stores recap back from texas to the northeast. 9 people now confirmed that including children. the latest of happening in virginia. a woman crushed to death when a tree fell into her home. the incredible video out of pennsylvania showing powerful winds blowing off a roof.

the storms bringing heavy rain turning some roads into rivers. the latest in your weather forecast coming up a little later as well. the man accused of tossing a child from a third-floor balcony is charged with premeditated first-degree murder. emmanuel telling police he went to minnesota's mall of america looking for someone to kill, the 5-year-old victim is fighting for his life with head trauma and broken bones after falling nearly 40 feet. the suspect has a history of mental health issues. he was banned from that mall twice before. you do in court today. the redacted mueller report will be released on thursday morning, a lot of folks have been waiting for that and democrats will be pushing back. >> a public entity, the same version that we get any information the public doesn't get.

>> donald trump telling the minneapolis tv station there can't be anything there because there was no crime. the crime was committed by the other side. donald trump has called for a probe into the investigators. the release of the mueller report taking center stage in washington. executive vice president at the whole john solomon says there are other investigations that would worry james comey and the left. >> there two investigations we should be watching from inspector general horowitz, what is fisa abuse, a lot of synergy between that investigation with devon nunez but taking a look at james comey's handling of classified information. the man who cleared hillary clinton of her wrongdoing being looks at himself or mishandling classified information, the memos he wrote of his conversations with donald trump. we know four of those are

classified, one or more may have been leaked based on numbers we know were shared and we also know the fbi scrubbed offices where the classified information was leaked so look for that and we will really see just how bad the comey fbi was when these reports come out. >> james comey was fired by donald trump in may 2017. democrats demanding documents donald donald trump's plan to send migrants to sanctuary cities. we then following that. some of those cities pushing back, even threatening legal action. griff jenkins is live for us in washington where this story has taken on a life of its own. what is going on? >> reporter: let me try to put this together. house democrats are responding to a threat and rejected on legal advice of immigration officials but involving a legitimate effort to possibly unleash detailed migrants into sanctuary cities. in a letter to the white house

three powerful democratic the chairman right not only does the administration like legal authority to do this but it is shocking the president and senior administration officials would consider manipulating these decisions for purely political reasons. they list of demands from the white house, emails tonight, internal dhs emails and emails from dhs and i said all dhs document discussing transfer released from detainees. what prompted this response? this tweet from the president where he writes immigrants who can no longer be legally held, congress must fix the laws subject to homeland security, getting to sanctuary cities and states. this is prompting something tracy mayers like bill diblasio to react. >> it is illegal, just plain illegal. this is patently illegal. we will stop it.

>> neither the white house or dhs are elaborating how such a plan would take shape. it is unclear whether such an effort would strain the resources of border patrol officials. one thing is certain. we are about to learn more about policy guidelines about detained migrants in this seems to be taken more seriously than it first was. ibly28 will be a big day. 2020 hopeful bernie sanders releases ten years of tax returns just minutes before speaking at that fox news townhall. the socialist senator pitching himself to voters and admitting you are going to pay more in taxes if he's in the white house. >> to say people have a whole lot of money, in some cases billions of dollars of wealth, they should pay their for share of taxes.

not paying annual premiums or copayments or anymore deductibles. does that mean you won't pay something? of course, you are going to pay more in taxes. >> with your conservative or modern or progressive i don't think the american people are proud we have a president who is a pathological liar. if we spend all our time attacking trump democrats are going to lose. we need border security. who argues with that? i believe there are more cost effective ways than simply building a wall. our job is to lay out a vision that makes sense to the working families of this country and that is what i'm trying to do. marymac sanders has raised $80 million and announcing his bid in february. bernie's townhall performance winning praise from many like crist are walled who says we will be seeing a new bernie in this election. >> he came ready to fight.

he was combative, cantankerous, you could see a difference in burner sanders in 2016-2020. he has confidence, of feeling like this is his moment and he is the front runner. joe biden is on the outside of the ring. he acted like the front runner for the democratic nomination and the energy in this room was electric but on his energy and what he was bringing, he sounded more moderate and reasonable when you get to the end and what did he want to close on? he wanted to bring people together, what unites us is more than what divides us, very short appealing soothing message which is different than the bernie sanders we are used to a reflection of the time. >> a politics averages bernie far ahead of the announced 2020 candidates but he is trailing joe biden who is yet to join the

race. >> blue state republican sentence the race for 2020. bill wells setting sites on the gop nomination on the white house. >> running for president of the united states as a republican against donald trump in 2020. if we have 6 more years of the same stuff out of the white house that would be a political tragedy and i would fear for the republicans. >> wells was the vice president a candidate with gary johnson in 2016. donald trump's reelection committee knocking the candidacy saying they are not worried about any potential primary challengers. it was a dramatic finish to the boston marathon ending with this nailbiter. watch. >> it is going to be. >> look at that. lawrence beating to time

marathon champion by two seconds. the closest race since 1988 and the women's champ had no such trouble winning by over two minutes. some other highlights including jimmy johnson. we told you he would be running. he ran in 36 hours after a nascar race. the one moment everyone is talking about, crawling to the finish line after his legs gave out, the veteran running to water three followed -- look at that, 3 fallen comrades, not giving up. that is amazing. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a chilling new threat from ice, the her group planning new attacks to copy the horrific massacre in paris. brent specht a decade hunting isis leaders and said the fight to stop them is far from over. he joined us next.

they knew it would hurt the us and julian assange and chelsea manning leaked secrets anyway, the wikileaks founder faces the difficulty? stunning new details revealed in court.

daymac 16 after the top of the hour. isis claiming responsibility for nearly 100 recent terror attacks throughout 80s it is, fatalities totaling 300. this her group hoping to copy a massacre, how can we stop the radical spread of terror after decimating the middle east strongholds? here is brett, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, thank for having me. ibly28 my radar went up when i saw this.

what do you think about isis and their latest threats and claims? >> reporter: i don't think we've seen the last of isis. they are still committed to attacks across europe and what really concerns me with all these years of war and talk about liberating various cities is how many ice fighters slipped through the cracks. in my in our estimates of the remaining isis fighters globally are likely highly inaccurate and i think we saw that recently during the liberation in syria with the last remaining stronghold, estimates that only 50 isis fighters, 50, 500 isis fighters remain in that city alone but the battle raged on, we saw 3000 isis fighters surrender. many of these fighters over the years like to slip through the cracks, simulated back into society and prepping for a new asymmetric battle and this is where it gets more dangerous

because when they held terrain it was easier to know where they were and in targeting them, it was easier and it gets more dangerous when there are assimilating factors. >> you said a decade hunting isis leaders, the battle in the shadows, what would that include. >> what it means is they change their tactics. when donald trump took office at the height of isis's brutal isis fighters controlled 20,000 mi. of terrain in iraq and syria, now they barely control a small building in those areas but it wasn't long ago our government officials from the frontlines believe the islamic state is finished and with all this talk of isis's defeat in syria, forgetting how quickly isis can reemerge.

i remember vividly in 2010 i was on the front lines fighting what was left of the network and block to the islamic state to the brink of extension, special operations task force kicking off senior leaders left and right forth what was left of the terrorist network strangles, daily attacks on civilians at all-time low, us soldier death nearly nonexistent, tens of thousands of isis fighters across iraq and in washington, officials were briefed on the success of forces touting this victory and we saw what happened a few years later. we have to remain vigilant and keep pressure on the mend never forget what these guys were capable of. daymac what can we take from that? what can we learn from that as we move forward and try to defeat them? >> lessons learned are continue to remain vigilant. the whole idea that we will one day wake up and pretend there

isn't this evil out there and can't go on the offensive to defend ourselves from this evil out there is an illusion. there is always going to be another isis, there's always going to be another bin laden who hates us for whatever reason they decided we have wronged them. guys in the special operations community call this job security but the reality is let's learn from history and never forget these guys can come back, many supporters are still out there hiding in the shadows conducting targets of opportunity and we have to fight them no matter where they are, in the battlefield in syria -- >> or in 2015, 130 people lost their lives, 350 injured. we do not need that to happen again. thank you for your wise words and thank you for your service, we appreciate it. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the our. tv drama sparking real-life

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serious xm 115 is here with the emotional moment. so much emotion, the images and listening to this and how about that for a viral video? people gathering outside the video as flames were devastating it and images of those flames billowing out of notre dame sparked reaction from around the world and across the country. olivia on twitter says paris -- this is painful to watch. i shall forever treasure my memories of notre dame cathedral. joshua was says it is so warming to see parisians coming together like they always do, a trade very few cities or countries share. my thoughts are with paris in the country. another twitter user says this made me cry. such a sad thing to see notre dame burn and see parisians gather and sing hymns in its wake. firefighters have their work cut out for them because these stone structures made it more difficult for them to get to the

burning pillars inside and some of those wooden beams were from the middle ages. our history that lost. >> the amount of wood with the roof, like a forest catching fire. the good news is it does appear a lot of the historic relics and artifacts have been saved and the two belt hours and the main structure as well. much more to come on that on the cause. let's talk about cbs's drama the good fight with some outrage. >> cbs all access showing the twitter account posted a tweet that showed an image from one scene of the show including a list and on the list were the words assassinate donald trump. this sparking some backlash. look at these tweets, some people said they would boycott the show because of accommodation said this is despicable to run subliminal

messages encouraging the assassination of the president. i hope the secret service investigates the good fight thoroughly. alice says a network i found entertaining becoming like all the rest, one more viewer down. it appears to have been a misunderstanding. cbs deleted the tweet and apologizing a social media post for the good fight displayed show content that when presented in isolation outside the context of the show created an impression and provokes a reaction that is not intended and has been removed. in the show the main character is fighting to protect the president and that the list of words the character was going to look out for in a nsa wiretap. without that context it looks pretty bad. >> with the context if that makes any sense doesn't make a lot of sense. what did you think? reaction on this one. the time is 27 after the top of the hour. bernie sanders wants the rich to

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without most of its roof, it has been ravaged as the french are saying and the damage is at the scene from the aerial shots that we can take a look at now. french president macron said it will be rebuilt. the cathedral has witnessed all our history, the french people expect it. it is what history deserves. it has been through more, epidemics, there has been a call put out for donations and billionaires are stepping forward, bernard are no is donating $226 million towards reconstruction efforts. again, the buyer is gone and the roof is largely gone but the

exterior structure has been preserved. the extent of the loss and the drama of the fire has deeply saddened the nation and many of the world over, 13 million visitors come to notre dame every year. the mayor says most treasures have been saved including the ring, the crown of thorns worn by jesus christ on his crucifixion, the fall of this spire was a moment of particular heartbreak last night but the spire was added to the cathedral only in the 19th century. president macron canceled a speech meant to resolve the crisis with the yellow vest movement. he came to visit notre dame and insisted it be rebuilt and police are saying they do not expect any foul play. they opened an investigation into what they call involuntary destruction by fire. it is widely believed the fire was set off by the construction work that was going on inside

this cathedral that has been so much need of repair, now even more so but very strong vows from the government, the municipality of the world that notre dame will rise again. daymac a lot of people will be watching this investigation to see exactly what caused it. thank you so much. back at home bernie sanders getting called out at his fox news townhall, the democratic refusal to say if he will pay into his own tax plan. >> your marginal tax rate was 26% because of donald trump's tax cuts. why not say i'm leading this revolution, i'm not going to take this? >> would you be willing to pay 52% of the money you made? you can volunteer. >> you can volunteer too. you make more money than i do. >> i didn't get the wealth tax. >> a little fiery. if he's not willing to pay his tax rate by should americans?

democratic strategists the hagler and executive director for lookaheadamerica and national political director, thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. you heard what bernie sanders had to say. is not willing to pay it, why should we. >> i think bernie sanders said why should i pay it when someone makes more than me. let's be honest about it. his wealth is only a couple million by the tax plan he's trying to provide right now will approach those making hundred, $200 million, even billionaires. it is going to touch those who make the most wealth in this country which i think is a good thing. why should the top few people in this country combined only pay a

minimum amount, warned buffett said he does not have a problem paying taxes someone like bernie sanders is suggesting in this tax plan. >> you mentioned he did make millions, release his tax returns right before last night started. he didn't make those millions through socialism. he made them through capitalism. >> is clearly a hypocrite. he could write a check to the u.s. treasury and pay the pretrial tax rates if you think that what it should be right now. clearly hypocrisy. the big problem anytime you had them with a hard question he would just come back with some distraction, demagoguery or lies, asked about his taxes and he asked the moderator about her taxes, starts criticizing corporate tax rates, tells a fib about paying taxes or amazon's profits. ask about how he will pay for his health care plan and he makes a a story about ceo's bonus, ask about clean energy

and he tells a story about burlington, vermont generating electricity, burning trees, call him out on a 70% tax rate, he says that was somebody else, not me. is a website brags about him introducing legislation in january. he has a problem with the truth or maybe just forgetful. marymac what is it? what do you think? >> he will be in a tax bracket he will be in because of so forth, he will be attacked accordingly and people will make the decision as to what they want to do and how to vote for him. and if they are going to vote for him. >> back to you. matt was talking about when bernie sanders was talking about the health care plan, free healthcare for everyone. he did eventually admit that it would cost taxpayers, it is going to be free at the point of when you use it obviously.

>> i like many things bernie sanders is suggesting as well as many other democrats. to say bernie sanders is a liar he's taking a page from the book of our president who lies daily. he also lies to the american people about taxes being lower for everyone. only the wealthiest of wealthier getting this tax break he promised to the middle-class. i think bernie sanders has a great plan along with many other democrats as relates to health care for all and taxing those who could pay for healthcare for everyone. marymac looking at one of his quotes, people will pay more in taxes, people will pay less in healthcare because no premiums and co-pays but people will pay more in taxes, not just the most wealthy. >> he said he would increase --

basically premiums go away for health insurance but you pay more in taxes and the blatant lie, medicare for all card, you can go to any doctor you want to. you can't go anywhere you want to with medicare. increasingly and record numbers doctors and other medical facilities are turning away medicare patients because it doesn't pay enough. one falsehood after another. marymac our next topic, we can bring up nancy pelosi. she attempted to downplay a perceived influence of progressive freshmen democrats. listen to what she had to say. >> you have these wings, aoc and her group on one side, a progressive group. >> i am a progressive. >> 98 members of the congressional progressive caucus, what nancy pelosi was talking about was aoc's little click.

is she losing control? >> know, she's not losing control. it is more hyped up than it really is. our party is a big party. there is room for people that may be more progressive than others in the progressive caucus but the point as we work through whatever issues we have and grow on issues that are good for the american people. >> i love the diversity and the way nancy pelosi handles everyone. everyone comes with ideas from different districts and it shows where america stands on many issues we hold dear. i love to hear the conversation but she still is in control of her party make no mistake about it. nancy pelosi is the speaker. >> do you agree or disagree? >> i think she has a real problem because the majority of

democrats in congress are radically left but not a majority of the house until so trying to balance that is exploring her side for the remainder of her leadership. >> thank you all for joining us, we appreciate it, have a great day. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and a credible news for the nation's euros, the employment rate for veterans at its lowest level in two decades. our next guest is a veteran business owner who knows exactly why. ♪ getting by ♪ taking and giving ♪ use your mind ♪

ibly20 julian assange and sophie manning new leaks would hurt americans but they released them anyway.

prosecutors making allegations in newly revealed court documents, claiming reports published on wikileaks including key information about counterterrorism measures and osama bin laden was interested in getting his hands on it. assange is charged with computer hacking, conspiracy, the us agreed not to seek the difficulty to convince a door to a victim from their embassy in london allowing him to be arrested. lift is rolling out new safety measures, ridesharing company says the driver background checks he was alerting any disqualifying offenses. the drivers confirm their identity by taking photos of themselves with their licenses. the changes come after a college student was murdered after getting a car she thought was her mother -- huber. >> starbucks rolling out a new reward program for loyal customers today.

tracy carrasco is here with more on what the coffee giant is brewing up. >> reporter: starbucks is looking at royalty reward program so customers can earn more stars as starbucks calls them, much sooner and use them to get much more in return. as it works you get two stars for every dollar you spend. every 25, 50, 150, 200, 400 stars you get something, anything from an extra shot of espresso or a free cup of coffee, a hot breakfast sandwich at all sorts of rewards and you can use those rewards to buy merchandise at starbucks and prepackaged coffee. starbucks is for the last few years the have seen this rewards program growing by 26%. that is why we are seeing them rework it to bring in more customers. jillian: $13 to get every shot

of espresso. >> 13 bucks for a cup of chocolate. heather: let's talk about game of thrones. i was excited about the final season of it. a lot of people excited apparently. >> reporter: a lot of people watching the show and according to the numbers it was a recordbreaker not just for hbo but the series as well, 17.4 million viewers on tv or online to watch the series premiere of the final season beating out numbers from previous seasons. the season before compared to 16.1 million people for the season premiere in the season finale was about 16.9 million people. a lot of people watching the show. i imagine those numbers might only grow as we get down to the final show on may 19th. heather: may 19th is not far away. we will be right back, stay with

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heather: lori laughlin and her husband plead not guilty in a college admission scandal, the couple facing 40 years in prison. they are among dozens of parents accused of bribing officials together children into elite universities. felicity huffman pleaded guilty and faces 10 months in prison as she paid a college consultant to boost her child's sat score. a woman at the center of a viral go fund the scam faces four years in prison after pleading guilty.

kate mcclure admitted stooping people to donating $100,000, she made up a story with her former boyfriend about a homeless veteran giving his last $20 to pay for gas in 2017. all three and it upside stand escaped. mcclure faces 20 years in a separate federal case. she will be sentenced in june. i california speak counsel must decide whether this police cruiser's decal is too aggressive. laguna beach officials are voting on whether to keep the word police in stars and stripes or find an alternative. the residents called the sign bold and militaristic but it is including the town police union hope that it will stay. tiger woods could soon be accepting a major award at the white house after winning the masters. this is his first major victory in 10 years. donald trump tweeting he will be

presenting him with the presidential medal of freedom. arnold palmer and jack nicholas are among others who have received the nation's highest civilian honor. the time is almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour and an unlikely rescue, on camera. firefighters saving a mannequin. stay with us. ♪

♪ anywhere better to see ♪ going around ♪ heather: live shot from capitol hill where work is underway so the rejected version of the mueller report will be released thursday. we will see if they get that work done in time. back here, a health alert, measles cases skyrocketing to the second highest level in 25 years, new york city, the hardest hit area of the country reporting 329 cases since

october. officials now worn it is expected to get worse. some parents are suing the city to stop a mandatory vaccination order calling it arbitrary. 20 states reported measles this year. millennials saying diversity is more important than excellence in the workplace. a new study says 50% of millennials want a fair representation of race and ethnicity compared to 32% who want merit and competition, the survey revealing 42% face major business decisions on how impact the environment whereas 38% consider how it creates jobs and builds growth. first lady milania trump ready to serve her country for four more years. >> incredible country. of what i do.

heather: she answered a question from a student in fort bragg, she was there with karen pence to thank military families for the sacrifice. april is the month of the military child. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. we begin with the good. this little girl is making it her mission to assure everyone has a happy birthday. she started making birthday boxes for her kentucky classmates, families that cannot afford to celebrate, bella asked for balloons and cake mix. she thanks god for the opportunity to sign her light. washington capitals star alex over at skin gets into a playoff slugfest. >> we have an altercation. alex ovechkin pounding away.

>> he not the hurricanes rookie out of the cage, 5-0. the ugly, first responders rushed to a water rescue after a body is spotted in a massachusetts river. it turns out it was all for nothing. the body was a mannequin. charges could be coming if the dummy was put there on purpose. that wrapped up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. ♪ rob: tuesday, april 16th. parisians watching a negative as a major fire rips through the notre dame cathedral. jillian: not much of