was hours before a highway patrol helicopter found them. rescuers are crediting their lifejackets as playing a vital role in keeping them alive. most-watched, most trusted, grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: is tuesday, april 23rd and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am a fox news alert. and isis fanatic identified as the alleged mastermind in the massacre of christians in surreal locker. authorities under fire for ignoring multiple warnings. we are live with the military style lockdown as the hunt for suspects ramps up. should the boston marathon bomber be allowed to vote from prison?

>> this mean you would support and franchising people like the boston marathon bomber? >> i think the right to vote is inherent to our democracy, yes, even for terrible people. >> now furious backlash. coming to a starbucks near you. boxes for dirty drug needles. the coffee chain brewing new controversies this morning. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ julie: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. let's begin with that fox news alert, the mastermind behind the easter sunday attack from christians revealed to be in isis fanatic. sri lanka in a state of emergency as 300 people confirmed dead.

in colombo where most of the bombings happens, rebecca? >> reporter: today has been declared a day of national mourning in sri lanka, an island nation very much on edge following those tragic suicide bombings. the death toll has risen to 310 and 500 people injured in the easter sunday attack. seems to me fears about further possible attacks, security presence around the streets. police and military have been given sweeping powers to detain potential suspects. these are the court orders that haven't been issued since the civil war in sri lanka which ended in 2009. the government is claiming a little known -- it is understood according to reports that the founder of that group is and isis fanatic.

>> horrific wave of islamic radical terror, bloodshed. we -- evildoers, be brought to justice expeditiously and america is prepared to support that. >> reporter: following the suicide bombings on churches and luxury hotels in sri lanka, the questions that are being raised about whether anything could be done to prevent these attacks, it suggests there was intelligence that attacks could be imminent and information came from the us and india warning of potential attacks. the government had a concern that in sri lanka a constitutional crisis, there has been a risk between the

president and prime minister so there were concerns that information wasn't being passed on and that could lead to a lapse in security procedures to act on this intelligence that as sri lanka tries to come to terms with these brutal attacks, people very much in fear in the country. shannon: rebecca joining us live, appreciate your coverage, thank you. back here at home, former president obama and hillary clinton catching criticism for using the phrase easter worshipers rather than christians following the horrific attack. >> the only way to solve this problem of christian persecution

is to call it out directly. christians were not murdered by generic random violence. they were murdered by islamic terrorist group. we can either acknowledge that, acknowledge churches have become the number one site for attacks. more than 3 churches they are attacked. we can either admit that and try to fix the problem or we can continue to bury our heads in the sand and use ridiculous euphemisms like barack obama and hillary clinton continue and persist in doing. shannon: the national christian evangelical alliance in sri lanka reported 86 incidents of discrimination, threats and violence against christians. a murderer could be hiding in plain sight in a small indiana community, two years after abigail williams and liberty german were founded on a hiking trail investigators released a new sketch. >> i believe this person is from delphi. we believe you are hiding in plain sight. >> police releasing new video of

the suspect taken by one of the girls before they were killed. a longer audio clip could reveal some clues. remember the original audio clip that was released? police say they interviewed the killer or someone close to them. they are asking the public for help. drug cartels causing mexico's murder rate to surge. more than 8400 people have been killed, a 10% jump from this time last year as mexican police detain hundreds of central american migrants on their way to the us, the largest ever rayon a caravan in the nation. as many as 500 may have been picked up and driven to buses to be deported.

chelsea manning denied bail and will stay behind bars, former army intelligence analyst is been in jail since march 8th after refusing to testify before a grand jury about wikileaks. argue that manning's testimony is unnecessary now that julian assange has been charged, manning served 7 years for leaking military documents, president obama commuted manning's sentence 35 years. >> a fallen marine and firefighters honored across three states. local 5 pounds lining up to pay respects to christopher selectman. 's remains were sent to new york city where firefighters saluted his casket. >> this was a guy you could count on, never thought twice about it. he was a guy you wanted behind you. >> reporter: he was killed in a roadside bomb in afghanistan two weeks ago.

he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. democrats are divided over calls to impeach the president and are focusing on congressional investigations after subpoenaing a former white house counsel. griff jenkins joins us in washington dc with the president's response. >> there is a drumbeat growing louder on the campaign trail, kamala harris calls on congress to begin impeachment hearings. >> we have good reason to believe that there is an investigation that been conducted which is produced evidence that tells us that this president and his administration engaged in obstruction of justice. should take steps toward impeachment. >> harris joins fellow contender elizabeth foreign at a handful

of progressive congresswomen, but congressional leaders are not there yet. nancy pelosi holding a 90 minute conference call with 170 democratic lawmakers yesterday where she acknowledged her party's divide over the issue but reiterated there are no plans to move forward with impeachment but she did not rule out its possibility. writing a letter to her caucus she said we should proceed down the path of finding the truth. it is important to know the facts regarding holding the president accountable can be gained outside of impeachment hearings, to that end, jerry nadler subpoenaed don mcgann who notably gave 30 hours of testimony. how concerned is donald trump about impeachment? here's what he said yesterday. >> are you worried about impeachment? >> not even a little bit. >> is where we stand, congress is back until next week so we will find out for subpoenas are on the way but there are more calls for impeachment.

shannon: great to have you with us, thank you. here's a question for you. is joe biden in or out? he may be delaying his 2020 announcement. the atlantic reports he was supposed to declare his white house run tomorrow. the video has been pushed back. despite the shuffle he is accepting donations. while biden treads water another candidate is getting a big boost. a new paul have south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg right behind biden and bernie sanders. the university of hampshire granite state has him within the margin of error after joe biden. bernie sanders has twice that support at 30%. there you go. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and the face of the killer. police hoping this sketch help them hunt down the man who murdered two girls in indiana. vincent hill has met with both victims parent and tells us

where the case goes from here. why samsung delayed the highly anticipated launch of its $2000 phone.

>> we believe this person is from delphi, currently or has previously lived here. this is delphi on a regular basis the worker. we believe your hiding in plain sight. shannon: a sketch of the suspect released two years after the brutal murders of libby german and abby williams on a hiking trail, the killer may be a resident still living in their small indiana town. how close are police to cracking the case?

law-enforcement analyst in private investigator who met with both parents joins me to discuss the latest development. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. like you said the last year i got a chance to meet the parents of both victims at crime:. one thing i did besides pray for them. i told them we will find justice for your daughter's. one of the things i always thought about this investigation is when you look at that town. it is a small town, 30,000 people so i never believed it was an outside drifter that came into this town. it was someone close to the investigation much like jayme closs. investigators are looking for someone local to the community. someone that knew the area. shannon: you mentioned delphi as a small town. a population of just a little over 3000. investigators have released this

new video of the suspect. my question to you, we were all wondering, why are they just now releasing this video? >> i have pondered the same question as of yesterday when the video was released. this is something that someone, if you look at the mannerism of walk, someone probably knows that walk. a family member or close friend, someone that knew this individual may be from school but i'm sure the reason investigators just now released this video. to your point with this video, also audio. a mother can identify the cry of their baby in a full of crying babies, someone knows that voice, someone knows that walk and someone knows that face we are showing on your screen right now. shannon: two years later we don't have a suspect in custody but we have a lot of information. what else has not been released in this case? >> one thing i noticed, this

individual was wearing gloves. there's going to be a touch dna. this was a crime of opportunity. he told them to get down the hill. they were found not far away. this was not planned out. there were a lot of mistakes made in that. i would be curious to see how he contain these young women. was he on with the gun? i suspect he was. with that i would go back to local gun shops that say does someone matching this discussion come in before the murders took place around that time? it is hard to subdue two individuals by telling them to go down the hill. there are unanswered questions but the evidence is there. todd: 1 why are they releasing this new information right now? the timing of it? >> they want justice for the families. they have to keep a lot of stuff close to the hip during these

investigations but i feel they are close to this individual, trying to get this individual to come forward, get a family never to come forward. they need that other key piece of evidence to close this case and it is right around the corner. shannon: you mentioned at the beginning of our conversations that you met with the parents of the young girls involved in this. did the parents give you any indication of what they think happened and who was responsible? >> know. they are up in the air with those involved with this and what happened to their daughters, they just want justice for their daughters, they were at crime can't spreading the word about their daughters there in nashville and they will be at crime can't this year but hopefully when crime, rolls around in june we will actually have answers to the family. >> you look at their faces right there and you just wonder, the family just has to be heartbroken and they do deserve answers for sure.

thank you for joining us, we want to bring this up, the tip line and email as well for any information if you know who is responsible for this, 844-459-5786. abby and libby tips. the sheriff at the website. thank you for joining us. have a good day. it is 19 after the top of the hour and new york city mayor bill diblasio backs the green new deal so how does he explain taking an suv to the gym 11 miles from his home? >> what environmentally responsible example are you sitting taking this driving a car. >> this is just part of my life. >> that excuse not sitting well with social media. carly shimkus shares that reaction up next. ♪ so with xfinity mobile

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heather: new york city mayor bill diblasio struggling to justify his own habits while promoting the green new deal. >> what sort of environmentally responsible example are you setting taking this driving a car? >> this is just part of my life. i come from an area in brooklyn, that's my home, i go there are regular basis. it is connected to where i come from. jillian: carly shimkus here with the online reaction which isn't entirely kind. >> some people say he is being a hypocrite, introduced new york city's version of the green new deal which includes upgrades to existing buildings to make them more energy efficient. a ban on energy inefficient

glass skyscrapers but this reporter asked him, you take this 11 mile ride in an suv to a gym every day when there are closer options. the miles may not seem like a long journey for people in some towns but you have these in new york city, he said it was just a part of his lifestyle, some people don't think of that as an excuse, josh was is time for hypocritical mayors to stop driving suvs anywhere and by natural customer how can you in good conscience you rhetoric about the environment when you continually make excuses for your blatant disregard for the environment, jp says, quote, do as i say not as i do. and a charming and saying the mayor of new york city creates any extra fee to try to reduce pollution every day in the morning, he and his entourage go to brooklyn. critical comments.

>> fix some of the roads in new york city so cars don't have to sit and i also long in traffic. let's talk about starbucks. they are doing some things that are controversial. >> reporter: starbucks is installing needle disposal boxes and some of the restrooms to keep workers safe. they decided to do this after two employees were stuck with hypodermic needle. some people think this is a good idea, others think it to be promoting drug use. carry on facebook says how about this crazy idea, only let paying customers use the bathroom, don't encourage drug users to come to your establishment if you want to promote a safe and positive environment. there are other places, not to encourage drug use. the hypodermic needle is a big

issue for some employees and sent starbucks because they are cleaning bathrooms may not see them and if they get stuck that could expose them to diseases. heather: the reason behind it makes sense. all the democratic candidates who are running, a huge pile, they put a collage together. >> look at this picture at monmouth university, a picture of all the potential presidential candidates, 23 people there. in comparison looking like a clown car, carl says not pictured, sergeant pepper. jan feels bad for the person on photoshop saying wouldn't it be quicker and easier to name all the dems that aren't running? there were a lot of republicans in 2016. there were 17.

thank you so much. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour and a major case heading to the supreme court this morning, the trump administration's plan to put a citizenship question on the census. critics say it will scare immigrants but hans says there is no constitutional reason to block the question, he's live to break down the case.

>> welcome back, half past the top of the hour, starting with a fox news alert, and isis fanatic identified as alleged mastermind in the master of christians in sri lanka, the founder of an islamic militant group which officials say carried out the attack, 310 people now confirmed did. new surveillance video reportedly shows one of those

suicide bombers walking to a church on sunday. sri lanka is under a state of emergency with dusk to dawn curfew. a murderer could be hiding in plain sight in indiana. investigators a sketch of the man who murdered abigail williams and liberty german while they were hiking two years ago. the police officer releasing new video the suspect taken by one of the girls before they were killed. they are urging anyone with information to please come forward. joe biden is delaying his 2020 announcement. the atlantic reports he was supposed to declare the white house run tomorrow. but that has been pushed back. it is unclear why. with illegal crossings surging at the country's most heavily trafficked sector, border agents

apprehending 164,000 undocumented immigrants in texas's rio grande valley in the past 7 months. many are taking advantage of public programs. we break down the real cost of illegal immigration. >> the latest central american caravan numbers 6000 almost arrived without a penny in their pocket. how do they get by? asylum-seekers qualify for work permits. others work under the table. the majority also receive taxpayer subsidized benefits. >> when people claim asylum they get work documents, they get a court date years later, they are eligible for a panoply of benefits. >> many federal benefits are supposed to be off limits. and practice many are not. $25,000 according to had, receive subsidized housing. 26 states offer state-funded benefits by cash assistance. 11 offer medical care. others like california offer

food stamps and disability. >> if those dates don't have a growing economy or jobs that are open immigrants are not going to see those as the biggest draw if you will. >> because of lower income adults and children are entitled to a host of programs, some qualify legally as asylum-seekers. others by using stolen identities. >> there is a cost to communities whether it is care at hospitals or education systems, it has never been measured but it is very real. >> new york expects 1 million illegal immigrants this year. 4000 apprehensions a day. despite safety net programs, half of central americans living in the us. shannon: thank you. today the supreme court will hear arguments whether the trump administration is allowed to include a citizenship question to the 2020 census questionnaire. democratic states claim if

noncitizens are not included they could lose out on federal funding. former justice department joins us on why this ruling is so crucial. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. what is at stake here? >> getting accurate data on the population of the us. what the trump administration announced was they were reinstating a citizenship question on the u.s. census and obviously we need that kind of data for everything from redistricting to the distribution of federal funds in a lot of big programs. shannon: why would people not want to include the citizenship question. seems like it would be a given. >> the people challenging this are fearful of frankly getting accurate data on the number of noncitizens in the country and they believe they will somehow get shorted in federal funds and programs that are only supposed

to go to citizens if we know how many noncitizens i there and there is a political issue too. we really ought to be using the citizen population when it comes to redistricting, drawing to boundary lines in places like california. they don't want that to happen because they get political advantage from having large numbers of noncitizens on a political basis. shannon: that is what a lot of people don't understand, how they get the political advantage. explain that. >> after every census we do reapportionment, figure out how many members of the house of representatives each state has depending on their population. the larger the number of noncitizens in a state like california, the more people they have in the house of representatives. if you base reapportionment only on citizen population california would lose 5 congressional seat. shannon: we can bring up for people at home the history of the census citizenship question because isn't the first time it has come up. this history tell us anything in

terms of moving forward with you believe will happen? >> many in the press have painted this as if it is something unprecedented. the first president to recommend a citizenship question on the census was thomas jefferson and it first appeared in 1820. >> it appears the supreme court has been backing the president when it comes to several different issues that have been brought up before it, we have the travel ban in june 2018, the ohio voter roll purges of june 2018 as well. do you think this is an indication the supreme court will find in favor of donald trump this time around? >> is because the law is very clear, lower court said it was unconstitutional to ask a citizenship question. there is no basis for that. federal law tells the secretary of the department of commerce that he has pool authority to

determine what the questions are on the census so there is no factual legal basis for the lower court injunctions that stopped the government from doing this. shannon: so what happens next? >> they will hear oral arguments today and we should get a decision very quickly from the court. we definitely will before the end of june. that is one of the reasons the court took the case. they have to have a decision by the summer in order to be able to print the tens of millions of census forms that will be needed. shannon: they do have a deadline. thank you for joining us this morning, we appreciate it as always. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. he has been talking about it on the campaign trail, bernie sanders wants criminals to vote. does that mean terrorists too? >> does this mean you would support and franchising people like the boston marathon bomber? shannon: his answer coming up next. ♪

heather: the us is on pace to break the yearly measles record very soon. 71 cases reported to the cdc in the last week bringing the total to 626 across 22 states. tennessee and iowa now have people sick with the disease and on the west coast the los angeles health department is investigating possible outbreaks at 5 locations including ucla and lax airport. a bill to ban abortions in tennessee is heading to the governor's desk was the so-called trigger been would go into effect if this thing court overturns roe versus wade. it would make it a felony for doctors to perform abortions unless there's a medical emergency. republican governor bill lee is expected to sign the bill. 15 other states have either

introduced or passed similar bills. senator kamala harris putting gun control at the top of her priority list if elected president. >> i will give the united states congress 100 days to get their act together and have the courage to pass gun safety laws and if they fail to do it then i will take executive action. >> the california democrat in 2020 presidential candidate says she will push for universal background checks and a ban on so-called assault weapons. she blamed supposedly does in washington for failing to make progress on gun safety. bernie sanders taking his push to get prisoners to vote to the next level on the campaign trail, listen.

>> you said you believe people with felony records should be allowed to vote while in prison. does this mean you would support and franchising people like the boston marathon bomber? >> i think the right to vote is inherent to our democracy? yes. even for terrible people. because once you start chipping away your running down a slippery slope but i do believe even if they are in jail, they are paying their price to society but that should not take away their inherent american right to participate in our democracy. >> applause. >> marathon bombers killed three people and injured 280 others in 2013. he is on death row as his appeal comes out. your comments have been pouring in on this. june on facebook says what if you thought they would vote republican? thomas and instagram says they lost that right when they chose to commit a crime and bernie sanders is desperate for any vote, convicted felons and illegal immigrants cannot vote for you anymore.

keep giving your opinions on that. 15 minutes until the top of the our. elizabeth warren lays out plans to cancel student debt and illuminate tuition, tax the rich. >> good for you that you have gotten this great fortune. you've got to pay something back so everybody else gets a chance. >> economist peter morici says her math doesn't add up. he will explain up next, stay with us.

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safety issues with the 787 dream liner jet. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness is here with what whistleblowers are saying. shannon: we are talking about the 787 dream liner, this is boeing gaps flagship airplane and according to a report in the new york times nearly a dozen whistleblower complaints the for alleviation administration as recent as 2017 stating manufacturing issues with these planes. some of the allegations include tools and debris inside the planes and the pressure being put on boeing employees to manufacture the planes based not on quality but speed and get them done quickly. boeing is saying this report paints a skewed and inaccurate picture of the 787s and distorted information and so far we don't have any real evidence that these claims have led to

serious safety problems with the 787 but another issue for boeing. shannon: concerning nevertheless. speaking of issues, samsung delaying the launch of the galaxy phone. shannon: we talked about this last week. a number of viewers and bloggers and journalists who got a preview of these $2000 phones, smart phone that folds up, they were having issues. the hinges were breaking, screens blacking out. yesterday we heard samsung delayed the launch event in china. now we are hearing the underlying the launch of the sale of these phones in the us. that was supposed to happen this friday on the 26th so they are delaying that for an unspecified amount of time while they try to figure out what is going wrong with these manufacturing phones. so we are not sure when these phones will hit store shelves but another issue for samsung.

shannon: at $2000 price tag you don't wanted to break. thank you so much, have a great day. let's talk about this, presidential hopeful elizabeth for revealing her plan to wipe out millions in student debt and make college free for everyone. she wants to tax the wealthy. shannon: we say good for you that you have now gotten this great fortune but you've got to pay something back so everybody else gets a chance. >> is this realistic, joining me as chief economist for the us international trade commission at university of maryland business professor peter morici. thank you for joining us. let's bring up her plan. according to her education plan

it would cost $1.25 trillion over 10 years, eliminate $50,000 in student debt for those with household incomes under $100,000. is this realistic? using the ultra millionaire tax as she calls it. >> that uses finance healthcare and for this and just about everything else, guaranteed annual income you can only use increased taxes on the wealthy so many different ways. as for the colleges and universities give them a blank check but using someone else's money to retire bad loans that they made him you are enabling universities to admit unqualified students that either drop out or graduate and don't know very much. businesses are finding more graduate simply can't even reason. this continues the process. >> this proposal would benefit 95% of 45 million americans carrying student debt right now, would wipe it entirely for 75%

of them. >> absolutely. the idea this is a presidential campaign, you want someone that will buy you a lot of votes and this is buying votes wholesale from the millennials who are burdened with student debt. i am in favor of debt forgiveness but not doing a wealth tax would going after the assets of universities that defrauded the students come universities have admitted students that are unqualified, they have not imparted much information or knowledge. not just that they don't do vocational training or skills based business training but a lot of students can't do basics like critical reasoning, solve a problem, lead a group, the things you normally associate with education. shannon: you would think if you graduate from college he would have those basic skills, you mentioned the wealth tax. the 2% on wealth exceeding $50 million, 3% on wealth exceeding $1 billion and it would raise

estimated $2.7 trillion over 10 years but as you mentioned they plan on using this for a multitude of issues. >> a wealth tax itself is unconstitutional and i can't wait to see justice roberts, as he turned the aca into a tax which i can't wait to see justice roberts, it will be an enormous popular things she does it. it is unconstitutional. i can't wait to see justice roberts convert what is a direct tax and not legal under the constitution into some sort of fund. it is going to be remarkable to see because the reality is the constitution prohibits the direct tax on wealth or income if it is not evenly proportioned among states on a per capita basis. the 16th amendment made an exception for income taxes. it did not make an exception for wealth. number 2. it is very difficult to assess an individual's wealth on an annual basis.

we think you got stocks and bonds. a lot of the wealth in the country is the intrinsic value of business is tied up in the goodwill and associated with the personality of the entrepreneur and when they die or leave it goes away. shannon: thank you for joining us, we will see how this continues as the move toward 2020 continues. thank you. have a good day. it is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. a hot pursuit but no driver insight. that is a cow running for the cops and jumping over a man. the story behind this video next. ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with

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heather: four protesters facing felony charges after gluing themselves to universal studios globe, waving green flags inside the fountain read calling for nbc to take action against climate change in hollywood. firefighter spent an hour getting them down using a ladder truck. 60 people were arrested. remember this moment from jeb bush's failed presidential campaign? >> we should have a balanced budget amendment, forced the conversation of government

living within its means, please clap. >> 2020 special candidate amy klobuchar getting into a similar situation last night. >> every time i have run i have won every congressional district in my state including michelle bachman's. okay? it is when you guys are supposed to cheer, okay? >> asking the audience to cheer during a townhall on cnn. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly and we begin with the good. a world war ii veteran asked for 100 birthday cards to celebrate his 100th birthday, and america delivers. ray painted taking over 500 cars at a virginia retirement home. he doesn't want the mail to stop and his new goal is 1000 cards a

barn sale on the run for 24 hours by the way. and finally the ugly, from bad to bad. a scottish farmer is spray painting her sheep plan and telling american tourists to verify the process, drinking the populace, soft drink and turning their world into the famous packer. would you fall for that? i don't know. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> april 23rd, this is a fox news alert. our first look at the face of an accused mass murderer, chilling new details about the mastermind in the sri lanka bombings. jillian: surveillance video showing one of the terrorists involved in blood easter attacks. >> congress should take steps toward impeachment. >>n