>> thanks for watching "fox & friends first". >> we begin with a fox a-- fox friends first. police holding a press conference. joining us live with the details ainsley earhardt. >> police are returning back to that tucson landfill this morning as they ramp up the search for that missing arizona girl. her name is isabel celis. her parents say they last that you their 6-year-old on friday night in her bedroom. when they went to wake her up saturday morning she was gone. they asked the family to leave the home after dogs picked up something inside the house. police wouldn't say what it was exactly. >> detectives are still conducting their investigation here at the scene. they are continuing their service of the search warrant that would begin earlier today. that has been a rather exhaustive process. >> isabel's parents have been cooperating with police.

they have not spoken out in public but they did release this statement last night. >> we appreciate everyone's interest and thanks the volunteers who came out to search for her. >> investigators notice they found an open window in the girl's bedroom. the case is being labeled as a possible abduction. they are offering a reward for her safe return. that amount is still unknown at this point. precious little girl. you saw her picture. >> that's a beautiful little girl. thank you very much. we have a fox news alert to bring you this morning. james murdock is set to testify at a courtroom in london. he's about to be questioned on his relationship with british political leader ore the phone hacking scandal by his father rupert murdoch. let's listen in for a moment. >> in that paragraph i mention a

meeting with david laws a member of parliament who is described in the paragraph . at the time of the meeting mr. laws no longer held that post. >> he designed on the 5th of may 20 -- resigned on the 59 of may 2010. dowry call? >> it was in the summer or autumn of 2010. >> i made that correction and i am grateful for the obvious work that has been put into the statement you have made. >> you were born in the united kingdom in 1972. you studied at harvard university between 1992 and 1993. your early career was in asia. 2003 you were appointed ceo. in december of 2007, this is

material for our purposes. you resigned as ceo and appointed executive chairman. you rejoined news corps as chairman and ceo in asia. he became executive chairman is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> and to take the story up to date in march of last year you were appointed deputy chief operating officer and chairman and ceo international and shipped back to new york beginning this year and on the 2nd of april, 2012 you resigned as nonexecutive chairman. >> yes, that's correct. >> was your resignation as executive chairman relate to do your return to new york or was it some other reason? >> as i stated at the time and announced at the time, it was

for the simple reason that the -- i wanted to avoid really becoming a lightening rod. some people were trying to inflate the issues that happened in the past with relevance to my role as chairman of b sky b and i thought it was better to not make a problem. i remain in british sky broadcasting. >> as chief operating director of the news core you report to mr. carrie and not rupert murdock who was the chairman and chief executive officer, is that right? >> that's correct. >> are there discussions from time to time with your father

about news corporation's business? >> yes, we discussed it from time to time other various business issues. >> we will come back to that in due course if i may. would you summarize what you say in answer to question 6 in your statement. this is page 02965 about your aims object tive and practice in the way you have under taken your role. can you summarize that for us, please, mr. murdock? >> question 6, i think, which relates to the general philosophy and practice, is i guess to summarize i would say with respect to operating a business when i was chief executive of businesses i tried

to foster two things really, one was a real focus on the customer of the business, a real focus on viewers. most of my career has been in television. the majority of it remains so, and customers in a broad sense really have a management culture but it's those trance parens internally but also working together to focus on those right issues. there's quite a lot in the withins as well in that request with respect to governance and the role of business. do you want me to go into all of those things here? >> no, thank you. i have a specific question about 6.6-2966. >> all right. we just dipped in there to that hearing going on in london regarding the phone hacking scandal. moving on to your top 5@5:00. these are the top five stories making headlines at this hour. 5 is the number for today. five states are holding

primaries. one of them pennsylvania a battle ground state in the presidential election. voters head to the polls today for the gop primary it will be viewed as a dry run for mitt romney. he is expect to do win there. connecticut, dell wear, new york are also holding primaries. newt gingrich may drop out thife does poorly in delaware. >> former aid claims he was the father of edward's daughter with rielle hunter is back on the stand today. a wealthy campaign donor promised to do everything possible to get edwards into the oval office. the nearly $1 million from the donor was not a campaign contribution and was never -- or was used to cover up the affair but not for political reasons. it was a private gift, young handled the money even using that money to build a house for himself. young is getting immunity in exchange for his testimony. john edwards facing 30 years behind barps if he is convicted

of using campaign donations to cover up that affair with hunter. the columbian prostitute scandal involving secret service members may now extend to the obama administration. michaels saying quote first it was the secret service now there may be some activity by white house staff. we hear the person under investigation is a member of the communications industry. jay carney insists the latest person implicated is not a member of the white house staff. as general council review found no misconduct by white house staffers. congressman mica will be here to talk about the investigation into the gsa's massive spending spree. >> the extradition process for joran vander mroemploying is no underway for trying to export money from natalie hollow ways mother. he is the mane suspect in the disappearance of natalee

holloway. he is serving 28 years in prison for killing stephanie flores in 2010. >> what a view. check this out. ♪ >> nasa putting together a time lapsed photography. the stunning images set to their own sound track. the soung walking in the air by howard blakes. the light displays and weather systems were taken by the international space station crew. >> that is certainly beautiful isn't it? >> hollywood could not have done any better. let's go to the big story of the day. social security is going to dry up even sooner than we expected. that is a finding of a brand new government report. kelly wright joins us live in washington. when is it supposed to dry up? >> to answer the question it

will drive sooner than expected. the social security and medicare finances for the retirement program for being hit hard. that could result in president obama having a tough time with senior citizens. trustees with social security and medicare say the disability trust fund which helps 11 million americans will run dry in 2016. that is two years sooner than expected. that short fall will be covered by social security retirement trust fund for a while but both trust funds will be depleted by 2033, three years earlier than projected. the projections in this we're's report are some what more pessimistic than last. these emphasize the reports on building consensus and reforms that put them on a sounder financial footing. >> top administration officials say there is some what better news out there that is the trustees found medicare has gone

broke in 2024 which is only good news in the sense that dire prediction is unchanged from last year. the white house is taking aim at house republicans and budget chairman paul ryan's plan to change medicare. well, part of why it hasn't worked yet is because republicans in congress refuse to accept the basic premise we need to take a balanced approach in the debt reduction. they are telling the american people through the republican budget that we need to dramatically cut taxes on the wealthyest americans dramatically and will pay for that in large part by gutting discretionary spending programs innovation and basic research in infrastructure and by ending welfare -- i mean medicare as we know it. >> everything is political with this administration. everything is designed around the elections and increasingly so you are start to go see that with things that you are highlighting. the bigger problem with medicare is this president doesn't have a problem to save it.

there would be a sense of urgency with saving medicare. instead of saving it they want to play politics with it. >> pressure is building over charges medicare is wasting $8 billion a year on a new program that investigators say gives pro vierds bonuse -- providers bonuses for mediocre care. they urged a program be canceled. >> kelly wright thank you. just in time for our retirement. keep on working. >> coming up, an overly talkative family member puts the treasury secretary tim geithner in a tough spot revealing a secret at the white house. >> caught on camera a suspect's girlfriend. look at them he tries to make it out of a speeding car in hot pursuit. show you what happens next. 13 bhins aftminutes after the h.

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>> good morning. it is now 16 minutes past the hour. another discovery in the court-martial case. bradley manning is the soldier accused of leaking thousands of secret military documents to wikileaks. he has many charges including aiding the enemy for which he could receive the death penalty. the trial of a man accused of murdering her family breaking down in tears several times on the stand yesterday. her sister's estranged husband william belfour is accused in shooting deaths of husband's mother, brother and nephew. >> major developments in the trayvon martin case. the sanford police chief tried to resign but was rejected. joining us from sanford, florida is ofl reporter.

hi, steve. >> good morning, patti ann. it commission voted 3-2 not to accept the resignation. a deal had been struck between billy p and the city manager. the city manager has the power to hire and fire. but the severance package had to be approved the commission. it was not. they had a no confidence vote last month. she has been sited to step down after the death of trayvon martin. the shooting death investigation died down and ongoing investigation continues. one commissioner whose passionate spoke up for the chief said he didn't do anything wrong and says this whole uproar surrounding the death of trayvon martin were outside referring to reverend sharpton and jesse jackson who came to florida the past few yeeks. members say they have to start the healing process. chief lee, even though he has only been acting chief for less

than a year or so, commissioners even the ones who voted not to accept his resignation don't want him back leading this department yet. they want to wait until the investigation into the way the department handled the trayvon martin situation they want that to continue. lee will pay on paid admin strait leave. oo -- administrative leave. >> we know joe biden has a way with words. >> (bleep). >> the vice president blooper machine is just getting warnlme up. wait until you hear what he said this time. >> chances are you have a tax refund. what do you do with the money? do you blow it all? do you save it? you may be able to have it both ways, actually. >> first a look at the prices at the bump. today's national average 3.84 a gallon. ♪

>> it is 23 minutes after the hour. see what stories are making headlines overseas. new video showing a catholic church on fire in the country of sudan. it is believed a muslim mob actually started this fire. the incident appeared to be part of the fallout from the ongoing hostility between south sudan and the north. they are fighting over control of an oil. they rocked a chemical plant it

took crews hours and hours to put out the fire at the plant in the western part of japan. talk about a close call in russia. see the woman crossing the street and the ambulance right there swerves stopping inch from the woman. what is really amazing about this, she barely seemed phased this near death experience. she just keeps on walking. how about that? >> i think the driver is probably a little more rattled. 23 after the hour are you expecting a tax refund in the mail? whether small or large we have tips of what you can do with the money. good morning patty ai ann. even if you have 25 or 50 bucks. >> saving bonds. no more paper bonds. you have to buy them electron cliek. they are sold in these small denominations which is a good basic investment. it is relatively risk free,

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>> president obama is proposing to keep student loans cheap as a way to appeal to college students. if that doesn't work obama is going to switch to his second proposal, hey, everybody, free pizza in my room. >> that sounds good. free pizza. >> not bad especially for college kids. >> i am patty a-- patti ann browne. >> i am heather nauert. >> a new report shows that one

in two college grads are either unemployed or under employed. but as a senator the president missed two votes on the same exact bill he now wants congress to extend. doug luzader is life in washington with more on this. >> patti ann good morning. there are clearly campaign ements at play as he goes after some young voters that delivered for him back in 2008. he is going to be pushing this plan to extend digs counted student loan interest rates that expire in july. he will visit college campuses in these three states. these are states he carried back in 2008 but will be real battle grounds this year. north carolina, iowa and colorado. likely republican nominee, mitt romney meantime says he actually supports the same plan but he and the white house traded blame for what is a terrible job market for recent college grads. >> when you look at 50 percent of the kids coming out of college today can't find a job or can't find a job which is

consistent with their skills, how in the world can you be supporting a president that led to that part of the economy. a debt that has been a mass that they have to pay off all their lives. >> there is no question we continue to be in a period of recovery since the recession. a terrible, terrible recession that led to the loss of 8 million jobs. a terrible recession that was in part by the policies of the previous administration. >> as far as discounted student loan rates go poll lit co reports in 2007 senator obama was campaigning for president and he skipped out on the two senate votes to actually start the program. the white house told politico they supported the loan discounts at the time but his vote wasn't needed to pass them. so patti ann. he didn't take part. live in washington.

changes, do thanks, doug. >> osama bin laden apparently believed that coordinated attacks by shoe bombers on u.s. planes were the best way to decimate our economy. that information-coming from the shoe bomber. he was convicted in the 2001 blot to down an american airlines flight from paris to miami. the economy was just like a chain and taking down one link could take down the entire economy. a vicious dog attack caught on camera. you can see two big dogs chasing a group of kids. they jump on top of a car to get away from them. the dogs have still not been found and several people were hurt in this attack. >> listen to this one treasury secretary timothy diet ner may want to have a talk with his father in law. according to today's new york

postal bert was over heard telling people at a manhattan restaurant that geithner agreed upon exit from his spot as the country's top money man. president obama nominated dartmouth college president to head the world bank as a part of the plan to let geithner actually take that post at the head of dartmouth. >> you are sitting there you hear the conversation at the dinner table and it makes test way to the new york post. >> another gaff for vice president joe biden. >> back in 28 when it was built they didn't realize it was create a dam through after of the everglades cutting off water supply. >> biden was in miami dade county to talk about the obama's everglades restoration efforts. the fax fundpayer funded trip i worried about his chances in florida in november.

talk about a wild ride in california a woman grabs on to the side of a mini van that is being driven by suspected bank robber who is on the run from cops. she clings on to the side of the van she climbs in through the window the cops caught up. believed to be the guys girlfriend a. stunt woman, she is got another job. top 5 at 5:30. they are cleaning up after a surprise snowstorm hits parts of the northeast. in downtown pennsylvania road crews dusted off the plow trucks to clear the roads after several inches of heavy wet snow blanketed the area. they lost power and most of that has been restored. making for a messy commute as far south as maryland. several inches fell in garrett county keeping clouds there through out the day.

a primary day in a lot of states including pennsylvania. how are things looking for folks there? >> it looks much better. the snowstorm is winding down today. i wanted to show you how much snow we picked up from this storm system yesterday. it is really incredible. if you take a look at the total almost 2 feet of snow. 22.2 inches of snow fell out there incredible stuff and unheard of for the month of april. we picked up up to 10 inches of snow. a lot of cleanup will take place out there today. it will be improving today. pennsylvania we are not really looking at much more in the way of accumulating snowfall. another inch or two could fall down from lingering snow showers. most of that will be in portions of up state new york and across northern new england. otherwise out west i know most of you are still sleeping out there. it has been warm and it will be another warm one out there today. if you take a look at the high temperatures 94 will be a high

in phoenix. that's a cool down where you have been in triple digits. as we head northward upper 80s in rapid city north dakota. it will be warmer in rapid city than places in florida. incredible weird stuff going on in april. here is a look at the storm system across the northeast winding down not looking for much in the way of heavy rainfall. but on the backside of this system lingering snow showers and some of that also making it down off lake erie and portions of pennsylvania. looking good as you are at the national airport. southeast looks good. the only problem out there is it is a bit on the cool side. 85 degrees, warm out -- cool out east, warm out west. rob blieven, remembin leach?

he is host of the lifestyles of the rich and famous popular in the 1980s. he recently made headlines after he slammed the president and his policies calling them not just dangerous but socialist. >> leach talked to sean hannity and fought back against recent attacks on the wealthy. >> i came here in 1963 because it was the land of opportunity, where you didn't have to have an old school tie to be successful. if you worked hard and you were disciplined, dedicated, you were rewarded. you didn't just do it for the sums of money. this is not about scrouge it is about being rewarded for hard work and success. what happened slowly but sped up in the last four years is where this has become a dirty word. the target has been hung on the

back of successful people as if it is wrong, as if it is a crime. is it in the a s not a sin to b successful. socialism is the sin that speaks to that saying everybody has to be on a level playing field. that's wrong. that's not the america we know and love. >> leach also told hannity while the president promised change we saw the vision instead of presentation. ashley judd recently participated in the skit for the west side funny or die. it was anti santorum mocking his views on the issue. >> you are a grown man running for president, and i am just a woman who never worked in politics and couldn't possibly understand what you are going through. what am i doing even talking to you about this. here we are. the law requires me to tell you that as early of 6 weeks can have living breathing supporters.

before doing anything i will need your parental consent form. we will finalize this after the mandatory 72-hour waiting period. there are angry people out there. please take one of these. prayerfully consider what it has to say. >> bill o'reilly thinks that skit will hurt ashley judd's career. >> people who are pro-life, a lot of americans, more than 50 percent according to the polls, are going to note that ashley judd not only advocated a pro choice position, but mocked rick santorum. i don't think they are going to forget that. >> you know, the thing is with ashley judd, she has been a long time political supporter of president obama of local democratic candidates. she is going to the dnc as a delegate for tennessee. she is someone that has really been involved in a lot of these issues. she has certainly inserted herself into other controversies

she got more publicity about people criticizing her looks. she fought that. that got a lot more publicity. i think a lot more people pay attention to that a lot more women sided to her on that. >> she wiped that all out with this. she is in a program called missing which is a marginal program. it's on the edge. she lost viewers. i guarantee you she lost viewers by doing what she did with santorum. that is a program that can't afford to lose any viewers. that leads up to our brew on this question of the day. we want to know if you think the funny or die skit will hurt ashley judd's career. go to fox friends first or e-mail them at friends first dot nbc.com. 41 minutes after the hour. time to entertain this troubled star let lindsay lohan. going back to work.

she scored a gig playing elizabeth tailor in a movie called lifetime. it's about taylor's rocky romance. >> ryan seacrest, the american idol host signing a new two-year $30 million deal to stay on the fobbing hit show. he has been about there 11 seasons. aniston and boyfriend justin are denying rumors they are shopping for wedding packages. >> now for your starting lineup. a lineup of all of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. now there's word general manager mickey lumas for nearly 6 seasons. stick around.

football legend dan marino will talk about the scandal on fox and friends. prosecutors made their opening gift today in the purri perjury. he got in a web of deceit. he says he never used steroids. governor chris christie is there when they are playing their final game last night in emergency emergency. >> i am not going to the mets game tonight. consider that good-bye. twhaent they want to leave here and go to brooklyn, good rid dans. see you later. >> tell us what you really mean. the team will start playing in brooklyn in new york next tuesday. 43 after the hour. are you making more today than you were 4 years ago?

chances are, no. there's a theory behind that. >> winning the lottery not just once but twice in the same day. we are talking millions of dollars folks. it will happen to one woman. we will have her story for you on the east coast.

>> 47 minutes after the hour. here is a question a lot of folks are askingite now. are you making more money than

you were four years ago? chances are that you are not. joining us now to breakdown the numbers from fox business network diane mess said doe. >> depends what numbers ryou ar looking at. based on the numbers available it is true or close to it. official data on household income is only updated through 2010. but according to the data from the census bureau and moodies median household income because 54,797 dollars when president obama took office in 2009. as of the last quarter in 2011 it was 52,377 dollars. that shows an income drop of 4,222 dollars. it is bad but not quite as bad as romney keeps mentioning. you could argue it is better to use the quarter before the president took office in which case you get a decline of 3,002

dollars. i hate to be the bearer of bad news something else to vote in this data many economists say it takes four years to de cover from a financial crisis. it had only written $769. there is still time but right now it is not because of that attack. basically i am today's debbie downer if you have any other horrible newsing injured puppies or hopes and dreams. >> you through a lot at us there. the most americans are down by at least a few thousand dollars over the past two years. >> right. even on the charitable end of the numbers you are looking at $2,500. >> on the other end of it is the buying power people say you are getting less thun than you have. >> even more impressing. i tried to pick a great spot. it cost $100 to fill my car the

other day. >> 100 bucks. a lot of money. it is now 49 minutes after the hour. talk about a really embarrassing take down for a would be robber who tried to take a coffee shop. last chance to answer the question of the day will ashley judd's fun py or die skit damage her career. you can twitter us at fox friends first. good morning ladies. who holds up a doughnut shop? what's the matter with that guy. >> a very smart person who is hungry or pregnant lady. coming up "fox & friends" it's two-days until the nfl draft and dan marino is in the house. we have the latest on the gsa wing ding in vegas. laura inge gram stops by.

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>> arshley judd attacking rick santorum's views. >> you are a grown man running for president and i am just a woman who never worked in politics and couldn't possibly understand what you are going through. what am i doing even talking to you about this. here we are. >> the raw requires me to tell you as early as 6 weeks a

candidacy can have living breathing supporters. before i do anything i will need your parental consent form. we will finalize this after the 72-hour waiting period. there are angry people out there. please take one of these, prayerfully consider what it has to say. >> the ladies sound a little angry themselves. we are asking this question this morning. do you think this will help or hurt ashley judd's career. here are some of your responses so far. >> robin says i think it depends on the circumstances, this is nothing to mock or joke about. >> tammy in florida says it's a comedy skit i am still a fan of hers. >> politics and religion two topics celebrities should stay away from. stay away from it all together. >> keep the responses coming. you can also e-mail us again fox friends first and friends

first@fox fox and friends.com. we are not talking a couple bucks. this woman won millions of dollars. can you guess our word of the day here it is all scrambled up frm we talked about this word earlier on the show. stick around for the answer.

>> 58 after the hour. let's take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly. first, the good. what are the odds of this? an incredible lucky woman from virginia won the lottery twice in one day. she had two powerball tickets matching five of the six winning numbers. each ticket worth a million bucks. she's now $2 million richer before taxes, of course, and next, the bad. a man pretends to be an auditor to rob a dunkin donuts in florida. when he tries to make a run for it, a group of good samaritans chases him down grabbing him by the tie and holding him in the parking lot until cops arrive. finally the ugly. a 25-year-old texas woman busted for drunk driving. how? she slammed into a police van. the officers were actually on the side of the road dealing with another drunk driver at the time. >> wow. hope no one was hurt there.

let's head to brian kilmeade here to help us out with this scrambled up. any clue what this thing is today? >> i was going to ask you for a clue. it's really based on the news that you've been talking about for the last hour. >> everglades! >> what? >> what did you say? >> everglades. >> did we do a story about everglades? i missed that completely. >> wow. that's news to us. >> all right. gretchen, come on in. >> talking about that. >> that's ok. there's gretchen here to sit down. i apologize i wasn't able to help. congratulations for you for not helping with the scramble ut knowing the news you're talking about. >> thank you. >> all right, brian. thank you so much! have a great show, guys! >> all right. thanks so much. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> take care. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, april 24th. social security and medicare, this might not make it more fantastic. goin