>> good morning everyone. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. it is monday april 15th. tax day. thank you so much for watching "fox & friends first". coming up later in the show we have an ex territory were turbo tax here with last minute tax tips. it's time for the top five at 5:00. one woman is dead and one man is still missing after a pair of avalanches struck this weekend in the mountain of seattle. they found her under 5 feet of snow. the search for the man has been called off due to poor weather conditions. he was with two other

experienced hiker when is the avalanche carried them with speeds of 60 miles per hour. the others were able to dig themselves out. >> an investigation of two texas prosecutors and one of their wives. eric williams was arrested for making a terrorist threat. a threatening e-mail sent to courthouse employees after mcclella mcclelland's death. hugo chavez chosen heroining a razor thin presidential election in venezuela. but not without controversy. he refuse to do accept the results and demanded a recount. it showed a victory of margin of a little more than 1 percent.

maduro was ill legitimate before he's even more ill legitimate now. three disney land rides were temporarily closed over the weekend after california tagged the theme park with safety violations. one of the rides shut down, the famous space mountain roller-coaster. it happened when a worker was hurt during maintenance on the coaster. no word when the other two will be back and running. former first daughter jenna bush haguer now a new mom. she and husband henry welcomed a baby girl this weekend. they named her margaret laura for her grandmother but they will call her mela apparently. george w. bush announcing the news in a statement saying we met our beautiful granddaughter today, jenna and mila are healthy and our family is elated. that is your 5@5:00.

it is a day some say north korea will finally conduct its missile test. celebrating the birthday of the founder kim ill sun. it comes as john kerry tells them to stop bucking common sense and tone down the rhetoric. >> it is another day of watching and waiting to see if north korea will carry out their so-called threat to launch a missile. it is commit to do de nuke nuclearizing north korea. north korean capital pyongyang are celebrating the birthday of kim il sung. as the party goes on leaders in south korea the united states are in the north activities concerned they may carry out a launch of medium range nuclear

missile. north korea must tone down the rough rhetoric about a possible nuclear war. >> the north's dangerous ann arboring layer missile program threatens not only north korea's neighbors but threatens its own people and tlents the concept of a dream. the united states remains open to authentic globalization on de nukezation but the burden is on pyongyang. >> kerry urged north korea to take meaningful steps. north korea said they would try to de nuclear risize. it took a roll in persuading north korea to pull back from the threats. the u.s. remains open to credible meaningful dialogue and

negotiations of korea but the burden is on pyongyang. >> kelly wright, thank you. >> it is time to take a look at who is talking. a big talker on the president's 2014 budget. >> this budget calls for entitlement reforms and even more tax hikes. that causing criticism from republican law americas. >> i think it represents some modest progress but this budget is two months late. it raises taxes another trillion dollars or condemn plate that is and it never balances. i give the president credit he did put this on the table. dick would agree with this it won't save social security and medicare. the president got 600 billion in taxes in january and it's the wrong thing to do to raise taxes another trillion dollars. i am ready to talk today about

anything just about but i think the president got his tax increase. >> democrats however say the republicans need to be open to all options if they want to get the economy back on track. >> if the republicans are genuine and sincere about dealing with the budget deficit we have to put everything on the table. the president just did that. the president stuck his neck out. he's getting beaten up on the left for it. the cpi can be part of our effort to reform social security and make sure it has 75 years of solvency. that's what the president is aiming for. that's what i am aiming for. but when speaker boehner dismisses it and says taxs in there we are leaving. it's no way to run a country no way to accept bipartisan responsibility to deal with the steps -- this debt. >> former republican

presidential hopeful rick santorum waking up in the hospital this morning. he was hospitalized over the weekend for dehydration and a gastro intestinal issue of some sort. stomach problems basically. he canceled his trip to iowa. a spokesperson says santorum is getting better and will resume a full schedule later this week. >> two bird blue deaths are reported in china today. that makes 14 people who have died from the outbreak. 60 people are infected. >> what is the safest internet seven search engine? microsoft binge delivers five times more virus mal wear and malicious web sites than others. who says spring is here?

yesterday detroit michigan that's for sure. steady snowfall. three degrees. >> that is cold. >> all of that snow made an appearance in minnesota called the twin's mets games to be postponed. it was rescheduled for august. it may actually be snowing then the way things are going. >> maria molina will let us know if that is the case. >> climb tol logically that is not totally accurate. we will see. we expect another round of snow as we head across parts of the upper midwest. that area the daut coat t dakot records set as far as how much snow was picked up. they picked up over 17 inches of snow. as we head into the later month of spring is the snow melt could cause river flooding. that is something we will keep an eye on over the next several

weeks. i want to mention over parts of the dakotas, the atlantic we have light showers to deal with. the snowstorm that brought snow across the midwest still doing so across north dakota and sections of minnesota. still dangerous traveling conditions out there. winter storm warnings are still in effect and gusts could be 20-30 miles per hour at times. the warm sector, that time of the year we see severe weather. we have a slight chance to see severe storms from parts of illinois, missouri even into oklahoma. this is a slight chance. damaging wind gusts large hail being the main concern. temperatures warm in texas of course in the 70s by friday. >> 70s in florida. that looks nice. >> maria, thank you. the time now is 9 minutes after the hour. coming up, yes, it is time to pay uncle sam. here is this.

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>> here's what you missed while you were sleeping. new i have hevidence in the uns murder of molly bish. they sent evidence to the lab for forensic testing. they won't say what the times are just that some have been tested. bish was working as a lifeguard her body was found later.

the harbor was packed with snow and ice. they had to break the ice and form a path so ships could move the harbor. >> thank you patti ann. in case you missed it tax day is here. all across the country retailers and restaurants they are offering taxpayers a break by handing out freebies to ease a little bit of the pain. lauren simonetti joins us from the fox business network to let us know what we can get for free. >> free food bringing us back to our college days. >> tax day brings out all sorts of emotions. good day for marketers to embrace it and play hero with acts of kindness that run the gamut from plain old weird to delicious. >> they are giving away free potato cakes. boston market are selling a two-fer on the meals. select free printing and shredding at office depot. my favorite is the hydro ma

massage. >> you like the massage i like the curly fridaes. >> to something free to something that people are taking that doesn't be long to them. identity theft is a problem. >> everyone should prepare to be a victim of identity theft. it will surpass normal robbery as the leading type of property theft. our credit card data is out there. millions of numbers are for sale every day some for as low as $10. identity thieves learned it is more lucrative to pass through a business so they can steal multiple numbers at once. this usually comes at a cost to the business that is usually passed on to you. they have legal fees and upgrade their system upgrade personnel hours notifying people of the breeches. thwarting these thieves have become big business.

it's something to consider if you are on the job. >> keeping an eye on your credit and make sure everything is straight. >> patti ann? >> all right heather. an nyu professor gives a whiney student a tough lesson on life. the student complained the marketing professor about being kicked out of class after he showed up an hour late. well galloway's response originally said is going viral on-line. you are an on nonmouse stanonym student who is regretting his send button. i hope you register pause real pause and take to heart in what i tell you. get your blank together. having some respect and manners are key elements of success. since this e-mail went viral the professor is getting an e-mail about every three minutes from people expressing either anger or support. what do you think of his message? anger or support.

you can send i sus your comment tweet them or e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read them later in the show. taxes, do you still have to file? you have a few hours left and you might have a few questions. we have a few tax experts to help. >> there has been a whole song written about it. lauren, she likes to wear these as well. now low hanging pants could be a costly wardrobe choice in one city. as we go to break a look at the gas prices $3.53 that is unchanged since yesterday. ♪

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>> welcome back. it is 21 minutes after the top of the hour. check out this incredible video. battling 12-foot seas and 30 mile per hour winds the coast guard lost four people in the life raft after their tug boat sank. look at this being lifted there. you see them one by one being pulled to safety. amazingly no one was injured. a dozen people customers and shoppers falling ill. some nausea some headaches. the cause still not known. carbon monoxide poisoning has been ruled out. patti ann? listen up all of you tax

time procrastinators. today is the day. it is time to file your returns. if you are still working on your forms and you have last minute questions we have some answerer fou. we have bob mean with tips. hi. >> good morning. >> the first tip is if you are running out of time you should file on-line. >> that's correct. with less than a halfw day to g first of all relax take a deep breath then start on-line by going to the internet where you can prepare your return right up to the 11th hour this evening. going on-line fast, easy convenient no appointment is needed. second tip i would provide is file electronically. there's no paperwork to printout, sign and mail. everything is done digitally. if you have a refund select direct deposit. that puts the money right into your bank account. on the other hand, if you owe uncle sam the money then you want to select direct debit so

you are not having to write a check and mail it to the irs. >> a lot of people weary about this. they give you a confirmation on the spot once you sent it to them so you know it went through. >> that's one of the benefits of electronic filing there's no more going to the post office to get the certified mail receipt. >> and it is free. >> if you know you are not going to get this done you have to file an extension. >> i think you are talking about me and the 10 million other americans who haven't fileled their return and will get an extension. >> you haven't filed yet? >> i haven't. here's the tip. go on-line where you can file an automatic 6 month extension if i am time to file. the important point is it's an extension of time to file, not an extension of time to pay. >> very important. you have to estimate what you owe even if you haven't done all of the paperwork yet, send out the check or you will get penalized. >> what's the last tip there.

if you don't have the money to pay you should still file because you will be penalized more for not filing. you can work out a payment plan. >> more and more families are struggling financially and the irs knows that. the irs is here to help. i said the irs is here to help. that's surprising. the thing is for those people who can't pay right now it's important you file your return and pay what you can. then go on-line to the irs site where you can fill out an installment agreement very simple document costs about 50 bucks and it allows you to make payments as long as 6 years. >> 6 years to make a payment. >> there's a common mistake. most common is getting your social security wrong. >> tloor fewer mistakes today than in the past. software diagnostics help with errors on your return. there's things to watch for. double check your social security number and names on the

return to make sure they agree with the social security administration's records. the second thing is don't over look valuable deductions and credits like millage for charity or clothing and furniture that you donate to a charity as well if you are a student look for student loan interest and education money you paid. >> that's for the parent or the student themselves. >> whoever is legally obligated to make interest on the debt. the last one i would say it's april 15th the last day to make contributions to your individual retirement accounts. the benefits are you may be entitled to a deduction on your 2012 tax return thus increasing your refund. >> even though in 2013 you can contribute to ira for 2012 and contribute to 2013 later on. >> get your taxes done. thank you for joining us. >> 25 after the hour. still to come growing outrage

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>> good morning. welcome to fox and friends first. i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. time for your 5@5:30. top five stories making news at this hour. nominee thomas perez criticized for helping settle a case destined for the supreme court. perez a civil rights attorney convinced st. paul minnesota to drop a housing discrimination last year. now law americas are questioning his motives. he the supreme court could have overturned the doctrine. it sets a low bar for proving workplace discrimination. perez is a strong advocate for the doctrine. >> new this morning a call for

reform at our nation's pharmacy. pharmacy yoer sioversight board in 50 states are unable to prevent disease out breaks because they don't routinely inspect them. the probe after a meningitis outbreak at a massachusetts pharmacy last year. 17,000 con dam nated drugs were shipped out killing 50 people and affecting over 7800. >> a riye -- 700. >> a risky rescue as crews used ropes and harnesses to bring the two down safely. it was their first time hiking the dangerous trail. >> we thought we would try something new. we got stuck, we were tear fied. we called out for help. >> luckily the hikers were not injured. >> pope francis siting words of wisdom to practice what they

preach. this is the only way to fully help with credibility with the church community. this comes after the pope formed a group of nine cardinals to help him more effectively run all aspects of the catholic church. >> pull up your pants. that's the message lawmakers in one louisiana city are sending. they have created a new law that puts an end to sagy pants once and for all. any one caught with droopy drawer also face a $50 fine. that's your 5@5:30. it could be the day that north korea permits the latest act of provocation. celebrating the birthday of the founder as the world continues to watch and wait for possible missile tests. doug luzader is live for us in washington with the latest. >> heather, good morning. there has been a great deal of speculation that a missile launch could come as early as today. john kerry tried tris to defuse

this ongoing crisis. in north korea a celebration of the birthday of the country's founder kim il-sung. the world wonders what his grandson will do. at the very least the north does have the ability to launch a conventional attack. u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrived in japan which could be in the flight path of the north korean missile calling for a diplomatic resolution that would appear to be an offer for direct negotiation. >> the united states remains open to authentic and credible negotiations on de nuclearization. north korea must take meaningful steps to show it is honoring commitments it has already made. >> but the end came for kim jong-un is unclear. is he just trying to hold on to power?

in the u.s. white house critics say the kerry policy is flawed. any talk of negotiations or more international aide simply encourages north korean tantrums. >> i don't see this policy to pay ransom to get him to tone down rhetoric is successful. it is like a bad move and we keep seeing reruns. >> north korean holiday is about over now. could be that his bluster was just for show. doug luzader reporting live for us. thank you. >> marco rubio insisting the immigration plan put forth by the bipartisan gang of 8 does not translate to amnesty. even though it would provide a path to citizenship those living here illegally would not be rewarded. >> i would argue to you it will be cheaper, faster and easier for people to go back home and wait ten years than itill be to go through this process that i have outlined.

that's why it is not amnesty. we don't reward anything. you have to qualify. you have to apply for it. >> the group will release its plan tomorrow. this sounds like something out of a movie. nasa claiming to capture a small astroid, drag it to the moon and put it in orbit. if the mission goes ahead and within a decade astronauts could visit and study it up close preventling future crashes. it is expected to cost somewhere around $2.6 billion. pretty interesting, though. one of the legends of soul is gone. ♪ >> george jackson is dead at the age of 68 after a long battle with cancer. the singer song writer wrote and recorded hundreds of singles over his five decade long

career. none more famous than the one you just heard old time rock and roll. >> before you leave the house this morning let's get the first degree weather update with maria molina. >> we could be seeing temperatures in the 90s in some places today. >> a nice gift for some of you in parts of the north central. it is the 90s for cities like dallas and san antonio. some of you are used to seeing these temperatures in june and july. we are seeing these a little earlier across parts of the m lower central. record snowfall for you south caulk a cold day. 33 degrees high in rapid city. new york city 66 degrees as we head into later on today. there could be a shower in new york city that's where parts of north carolinas. we are seeing that activity the

southeast coming heavier at times. snowfall parts of the midwest still going in parts of north dakota and northern parts of minnesota. winter storm warning still in effect through at least the first part of this afternoon. we could see more snow and because of gusts in excess of 20 to 30 miles per hour. in the warm sector you are talking about severe weather possible. not unusual across this portion of the country. seeing some of the possible severe storms from eastern oklahoma into missouri and heather and patti ann the good news is the threat is isolated maybe damaging wind gusts or large hail wednesday. we are talking a brand new storm with more snow across parts of the midwest. a significant threat for severe storms. >> that's a weather forecast. 90 degree temperatures no severe weather. >> buzz sglae day. and it is time to entertain

this. this year's big winner at the mtv movie awards. >> marvels the avengers. >> the super hero flick won three awards including the top prize of the night including movie of the year. >> jackie robinson tale took in $47.3 million to claim this weekend's box office championship. >> kim kardashian's baby entered the world in style. in paris kim reported they took a look at the hospital maternity ward there. she is considering it because of the anti paparazzi laws. >> it is time for your starting lineup. your top sports stories and a sudden death thriller at the

masters. >> look at that. sliding right in. adam scott sweeping past dab brer raw in a playoff for the green jacket. you can see there last year's winner for the ceremony. the first time an aussie has won the masters. tiger woods in case you are wondering tied for 4th. >> mike rice fired for disgrace for verbally assaulting the rutger basketball team. rice has been coaching his 12-year-old daughter's team in new jersey. and the mavericks, becoming just the 17th player to his 25,000th career point. the time now is 29 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up it was supposed to be

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>> 43 after the top of the hour. let's span the globe to see what headlines are making stories at this hour. cancun 5 men and two women were found in a shack. 6 were strajed to death one decapitated. it piers they were independent drug dealers not linked to drug cartel. 7 men have been identified as suspects. next to venezuela hugo chavez nicholas madoro winning.

the opposition candidate demanding a recount demanding to show a margin of victory over one percent. to italy indictment hearings where the costa concordia disaster hearing starts today. 6 are facing charges including the ship's captain. these hearing also determine whether they go on trial. patti ann? >> thank you, heather. it is the 9-11 memorial foundation nickel and diming visitors for ticket reservations. the nonprofit has long vowed admission to the site would be free. it is charging $2 per ticket for advanced reservations on-line or by phone. we are live in lower manhattan with this growing controversy. good morning teresa. >> hey, good morning patti ann. the feeling is this is just a move by the foundation that runs the memorial to profit up to 3,000 people who died in the

world trade towers. to give our viewers a history here the memorial opened back in 2011. admission is free but a ticket is required. last month the foundation quietly rolled out this $2 service fee for all reservations made on-line or by phone. 911 families are exempt by this but they stais like charging to go to a cemetery. >> i am not worried. it is a tourist attraction rather than a memorial. it should be for free. >> now the 9-11 memorial says the money is needed to safely manage visitor capacity. they say once the memorial is complete the reservation system will go away and then it will be free. this varies from the museum which is just a few blocks away. that is supposed to open in

2014. the director of the foundation is either mulling a $20 admission fee or suggested $20 donation. that's the latest from lower manhattan. patti, i will send it back to you in the studio. the time right now is 14 until the top of the hour. frienting n frightening new statistics about skin cancer. maybe you should think twice before spending time in the sun. >> personal information about you prior to your stay. they could be watching you on social media accounts they say to better cater to your needs. our travel experts have all of those details. >> now to brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on fox and friends. >> i watched the masters and the extra hole and the drama. i saw the tiger woods drop controversy. fascinating stuff over the weekend. great news for australia. i know you are watching. i salute you. keep drinking. the vp from tour bow tax.

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>> new research says skin cancer is now more common than all other cancers combined. cases have rinz 80 percent in the last decade. that number is continuing to

rise. basil sell carcinoma resulted in 2,000 surgeries last year. the ged could soon be a thing of the past. 40 states are looking to drop the high school equivalency test. they are rolling out an updated electronic version. states are considering alternative test options on the market. hotels, they have always kept a log of their guests but now they are going a step further. they are scouring social media to learn personal information about you. here to explain is travel exp t expert. good morning. >> monday is tax ta but you are talking travel. should we be concerned they are looking at social media, facebook or twitter. >> people have said it can be bad. but i don't think it's encroaching on your privacy. i have had nothing but good experience. >> there is a place called the

grobner house. >> it is the most prestigious places and i stayed there a few weeks ago. they looked at the web site saw i was a big football fan or soccer. when i checked in there was a hat in my table on in my room. >> you thought it was great. some people may think it's creepy. >> it's not like they are taking your social security number or looking at your bank account. i thought it was a nice touch and it enhanced my stay. >> going the extra mile for customers. >> someone like me who has facebook twitter and a web site you can find out information about people. i can see how people might think otherwise. >> go with o. it's a web sited people can take a look at. >> go with o is vacation rental site in europe. i was recently in london and paris. they were very helpful to me finding the perfect apartment for me.

they went above and beyond and contacted me about what i wanted exactly and helped find a perfect place for me to stay based on what they thought i liked based on what they found on my facebook and web site. >> shangrila, sydney. i love it. what they did was found out i was a foody and i read about food and i talked about it a lot. they hooked me up with a 10 course tasting menu at their famous restaurant at the top of their hotel. much appreciated. >> we were talking about the masters which just wrapped up. you are a big golfer. the fiji veert and spa. >> that was some drama. the intercontinental fiji golf resort. they knew the same thing because i wrote about golf quite a bit. they hooked me up with 18 holes. >> the lesson here is if you don't want these places to know private information about you

from your likes to dislikes don't put it there on social media but if you like it you want them to go the extra step be aware they are looking. >> facebook and twitter are public. if you don't want it to be public keep it private. although with facebook you never really know because the privacy settings need to change on a daily basis. >> thanks for coming in as always. >> the time is 6 minutes to the top of the hour. how help from a complete stranger turned around a bad day for one car owner caught in the rain. and it's your last chance to answer our question of the day. we told you about the professor who fired back on a student who complained about getting in trouble for showing up late to class. was it just fine or over the line? your e-mails next. on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list.

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sure you file your tax paper work with the i.r.s. if you have last-minute questions, stay with "fox & friends." there is a tax expert answering last-minute questions. an unpiloted russian cargo ship is set to depart from the international space station. it arrived in space in october. >> indictment hearings for the costa concordia disaster begin in italy. six kpwhraoers facing charges for causing the deadly shipwreck including the captain. >> two minutes till the top of the hour as we take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. a good deed on a rainy day. a good samaritan using a trash bag to cover up a window left down on a parked car. the note said been there. thought i would try to help. the driver thanked the person on-line calling them a beautiful heart. the bad: kevin hart arrested suspected on drunk

driving. finally the ugly. this thief apparently swallowing a $3,200 ring. the incident caught on surveillance video. cops charged 52 kwroepld ronald curly with felony theft. >> time for your brew on question of the day responses. we told you about a professor's scathing e-mail from a student who complained about showing up for class an hour late. the professor told him to get his act together and used more graphic language than that. now he's getting e-mails, some expressing anger, others support. we asked do you think this teacher's message is fine or over the line. jane e-mailed the professor was absolutely right. more adults need to give these kids a lesson and the truth. >> the professor poorly told the truth. he needs to take a real pause and write like a professor. >> gary says sounds like a swift kick in the pants w