. >> i am heather childers. that you for starting your day with us and ending the week. >> the death of a musical legend is what we begin with in really unbelievable news coming out today. industry icon prince found dead from the elevator of paisley park his minnesota estate yesterday morning. >> the mystery surrounding his death now growing, was it the flu or a drug overdose. the grammy winner known for hits like purple rain in 1999 was 57. ♪ >> the troubling 911 calls just released. >> tmz is now reporting prince overdosed days before his death and it was masked as complications from the flu. that was when his plane made an emergency landing in illinois. he was 45 minutes away from his twin city's destination. doctors reportedly gave the singer a safe shot on the tarmac typically a last ditch effort for opioid overdoses. >> they made the emergency landing because of radio calls indicating he may have had a drug overdose. it was so serious they gave him treatment at the airport at the tarmac and then put him to

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. >> ted cruz announcing carly fiorina as his vp choice.donald trump slamming the move and promising to put america first in the foreign policy plan. >> let's check in with garrett tenney for the latest in the run for the white house. >> there is not much precedent for announcing your running mate three months before the primary. voters will know what they will get in the general election. >> after a great deal of time and thought, after a great deal of consideration and prayer i have come to the conclusion that if i am nominated to be president of the united states that i will run on oo ticket with my vice presidential nominee carly fiorina. >> cruz is hoping the move will give him a boost in indiana which is vital to preventing trump from clinching the nomination and where donald trump leads by 6 points. fiorina distinguished herself early in the race with her no holds barred criticism. she showed that more going after clinton and donald trump. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are virtually indistinguishable in their positions and they

. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us.e begin with a race for the white house in. it is primary day in wisconsin. >> 96 democratic and 42 gop delegates are up for grabs in the badger state today. it is a tight race between ted cruz and donald trump. the outcome could put us one step closer to a contested convention. >> mike tobin is live for us in wisconsin with the latest. the leadership in the polls is that switching up at all? >> no, it really isn't. all over wisconsin the ballots will start to be cast. you know wisconsin has picked the eventually nominee for more than half of a century. that's because the race is usually pretty well decided by the time you get to wisconsin. now you have donald trump who is feeling the heat. he has problem with women voters and that brought out a rare appearance from his >> when youl punch back five times harder no matter who you are a man or a woman. he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter, and if you elect him to be our president, he will fight for you and our country. >> trump on th

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. it is a big day in new york city. all eyes on the state for one of the biggest political election contests of the year. the results could determine whether donald trump and hillary clinton can lock up the nomination. >> we are live in new york where the polls open in one hour. good morning, david. >> good morning. you have it so right both hillary clinton and donald trump are in a new york state of mind. according to the latest polls regarding the primary they are expected to be the big winners today. the question isn't if trump and clinton are goiare going to wine question really is by how much. what really has man he into people focused on this primary today is the extent of their victory and how many delegates they are going to win. in the latest national poll the wall street journal poll shows trump nationally has he did last minute campaigning in buffalo, new york. under the new york state system he will need at least 50 percent if he is going to win all 95 delegates that are at

. >> and i'm heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us as always. shocking new video showing what happened right before and after the murder of ex-nfl player will smith. >> let's get right to kelly wright who is live in washington, d.c., with the latest on that. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you as well, abby and heather. this dramatic video was taken moments after the shooting that took the life of former nfl player will smith and wounded his wife. let's take a look at it right now. you can see the suspect, cardell hayes husband. and you can hear smith's wife cry out, my husband. you can hear her screaming in pain from being shot twice in the right leg. >> i need an ambulance or something. >> so much pain going on right there with her bodily and physically and emotionally because of what's taking place with her husband. video obtained from our affiliate fox 8. smith's mercedes suv is seen possibly rear ending hayes hummer. hayes pulls over and then smith follows him. police say at an intersection hayes rear ended smith. the two

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for starting your day with us. begin the race for the white house. >> we have the critical new york primary and they are making their cases at a gala in new york city. >> trump protestors making their voices heard despite brand new fox news polls showing his commanding lead. gir receipt tenney has more. >> good morning heather and heather. where donald trump goes the protests will certainly follow. several hundred demonstrators gathered outside where new york republicans were holding their annual gala to protest the gop frontrunners. they lined the streets. at one point the group of protestors managed to storm the hot hotel before they were eventually carried out and arres

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is now half past the hour.he fox news alert. >> violent protests raging out of control outside of a donald trump rally outside of california. >> more than 2 dozen arrested after a frontrunner makes his campaign debut in the state. >> robert gray is following the story. robert, what happened? >> heather, good morning. hundreds of anti trump protestors spilled over into the streets. they smash cop car windows and tried to over turn a police cruiser and they bloodied at least one trump supporter all while shouting opposition to the gop frontrunner. the crowd appeared to be mostly latinos in their late teens and early 20's. they were waving mexican flags before police in riot gear broke up the mob. the sheriff tweeting there was some 20 arrests made but no major injuries. the protest raised outside of the rally. trump told supporters inside that his events are safe. >> our rallies are the safest place to be on earth, believe me. 31,000 people tonight and we have thousands of people outside. they can't get in. >> cr

. >> and i am heather childers in for jeopaly. voters turning out in five states and on the democrat 380. and republicans. 153 not including the delegates unbound. >> and the republicans are engaged in high- stakes maneuvering, cruz and kasich are working together to unend donald trump. we have carl cameron live from trump tower in new york city. >> reporter: much like it was in the case in new york, donald trump is not looking to see whether he's going to win, the question is how much. they are awarding the delegates porportionately. it is tough to get all dell willigates and out of the 118 pledged delegates. trump is trying to win 90 or nichlt and that would insure he could maintain clinching the convention and shut off ted cruz, who has a tiny chance of getting the necessary delegates still open. in addition in pennsylvania, there are 54 unbound delegates and trump would have to get those in order to keep his winning streak going. as for the alliance. more he's asked about it he refuses to say how indiana voters should vote. it

as always i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. half past the hour.to the race for the white house. we are on the campaign trail. >> pushing, shoving and shouting. more clashes at the donald trump's rally. >> the war of words with the rnc. >> garrett tiny joins us with from washington. good morning. garrett. >> good morning heather and heather. several protestors were arrested after pepper spraying police officers outside of the rally. there were anti trump protests through out the day but they culminated at donald trump's rally at the convention center downtown. thousands of trump supporters showed up for the event. waiting outside both before and after with more than 300 protestors and you can see things got heated. police lined up to keep the two sides apart. that's when several were pepper sprayed by some of the protestors. all of this as trump is carrying on a battle against his own party complaining about the delegate process saying it is rigged against them. >> when i went into the race, which was in the middle of june, after that they changed

. >> i am heather childers. we are waiting for a new's conference in florida where they are expected to say that corey lewandewski will not face charges. >> the candidates on the democratic side are prepare aring for their devote. and trump's efforts to win over key law makers. >> reporter: law makers who endorsed trump were here across from the house building and not trying to convince their colleagues to publicly endorse trump, at least not yet. what this meeting was about including two members of the trump campaign team. it is getting law makers are comfortable with trump be nominee. they want to make sure they are backing him if he is the victor at a convention. this was the first of a weekly meeting of the republicans who endorsed trump. there were seven here this morning and one congressman on the fence on who to back. there will be more undecided. it was chaired by first two congressional backers. and collins told us that inside the discussion was about how all politics is local and there is a lot of repu

i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it always. fox news alert for you.or at the terminal. a bomb scare evacuating the amsterdam airport. thousands of passengers lined up outside as they patrol the bomb squad. >> this happening two hours from where yous els less than bhount after the terror attack killed dozens of people there. no bombs were found but a man was arrested outside of the airport's main entrance. he is still in custody at this hour. the increase in security measures have been lifted. >>> clues in the mur kerr of will smith after a loaded hand gun is fond in his mercedes suv. there is no evidence the gun was fired. it is unclear who is belonged to. another loaded gun was found inside the car of suspect cardell hayes. that is in addition to the

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. donald trump called the new partnership "desperation". and meanwhile cruz and kasich are speaking out about their new strategy to focus efforts on different states. >> this is a matter of resources and you know, we be ran a national campaign. and fire resources where we think they would be helpful. >> we decide to allocate our time and resources on the state of indiana and kasich decide to allocate elsewhere. that made since for both campaigns. >> fox team coverage. ed henry is following the democratic race. carl cameron has more on the republicans. >> reporter: unlikely two system. john kasich and ted cruz are not a ticket. and they are doubling up on and they are clearly desperate. and that is a corrupt national committee process. for kasich, it is straightforward. and he was not likely to do well in indiana. and ceding that to ted cruz and will help cruz block the delegates. it is win or take all. and cruz can get congressional districts and later in may and june, kasich will step

. >> and i am heather childers. violence erupted outside of a billionaire's rally in the orange county. our correspondent said it was a peaceful demonstration but spiralled out of control. a protestor smashing up a police car as the crowd cheers him on on. no one was seriously injured. 17 people were arrested on the scene and this is at a donald trump speech before a gathering of republicans. and the golden state looming large in the race for the nomination. hi, johnathon. >> reporter: cameraman eric and i spent five hours in the thick of the protest last night. it began peacefully enough and supporters of trump and thousands of them shouted at the anti- trump. and then the sun went down and tensions rose and it was a much darker moment as hundred of the protestors, blocked a major intersection outside of the event. i saw bottles and rocks thrown at an unhelmeted police officer. a protestor smash and stomping on the officer. they tried at one point to turn it over and they were not successful. and the police began t

i am heather childers. >> it is 31 after the hour. >> brand new polls showing donald trump trailing wisconsinbefore the primary. >> holding a surprise meeting garrett tenney has more on this. >> it has been a rough week for donald trump. the race for delegates continues in i say with which is. 42 delegates will play a big role in trump either winning the nomination or having it go to the convention. right now it is not looking so good in the badger state. the latest poll shows ted cruz with a 10 point lead over trump followed by john kasich. with the wisconsin primary four-days away he shows his lead over the donald. >> donald doesn't handle losing well. there is a risk if he loses. i believe we are going to win this nomination. win 1237 delegates. there is a risk that donald takes his marbles and goes home and throws a fit. >> trump does still hold a big lead in delegates over all. yesterday just a couple days after backing out of his pledge to support the republican nominee, he met privately with party chairman reince priebus. >> we met with reince priebus. i get alopping with people very w

. >> i am heather childers in for jenna lee. >> good to have you here. >> after courting voters upstate. hillary clinton addressing the 20th convention in manhattan at this hour on. she picked up key endorsements in the state. bernie sanders picked up an endorsement from the transit union. we have peter barnes that is standing by in pennsylvania and awaiting a cruz event. ed henry in new york city. mrs. clinton would create a new national office of immigrant. >> she's talking behind me and so i will keep my voice down. >> reporter: she's reaching out to african-american voters. she's had a clear advantage with minority voters and trying to exploit that edge in the adopted home state. she went after the republican presidential field. >> i will continue to advocate for comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship. it is important that we stand up against the voices of hate and divisiveness, whether they are in our communities or running for president. [applause] >> reporter: clinton has a double-digit lead here including the fox news poll and got endorsement of the new york

i am heather childers. i am abby hunts man it is 30 after the hour.is down to the wire in new york. all of the candidates hitting the ground hard making a last minute push for voters before tomorrow's critical primary. >> we are following the latest on the campaign trail. >> good morning. by now we have become pretty accustomed to trump's nickname. first lie inn cruz, little marco and now there's crooked clinton. he debuted his nickname over the weekend. when asked about it clinton said she couldn't care less. she tried to use trump's attacks against him. >> every one of us has been attacked by trump. best i could tell from looking around i was you be in washington heights and i said to trump last summer enough. you stop with the hate filled rhetoric. you are not going to divide this country, we are coming together. we are going to be unified. >> clinton is ahead by double digits in new york. bernie sanders is still drawing huge crowds. his campaign claims hit a new record of 29,000 people. >> this campaign is going to win because we list tone ordinar

i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us as always.onald trump trailing in wisconsin just days before that state primary. >> the republican frontrunner also holding a surprise private meeting with gop party leaders. we are live in washington, d.c. with more. >> the race for delegates continues. 42 delegates will play a big role in donald trump winning the nomination. >> it shows ted cruz with a ten- point lead over trump followed by john kasich with 19 percent. with the wisconsin primary days away he is touting his lead over the donald. >> he doesn't handle losing well. there's a risk if he loses i believe we are going to win this nomination and win 1237 delegates. there's a risk donald takes his marbles, goes home and throws a fit. >> trump still

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. we are waiting for the rally by the republican front runner that is scheduled to begin. and ted cruz announced that carly fiorina would be his running mate. the texas senator hoping to give a jolt to his campaign. but donald trump, blasted cruz's announcement and called it a waste of time. >> he is the first presidential candidate in the history of this country whose mathematically eliminated from becoming president who chose a vice-presidential candidate. a record. honestly i wish them well, but folks, they are not going to do it for you. >> we have carl cameron live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: yeah, the battle for indiana is intensifying. ted cruz knows he has to win the hoosier state which is in part why he added carly fiorina to his ticket. and he slammed donald trump for hillary clinton. >> i am surprised that donald trump has attacked hillary. donald has a problem with strong women. it is not subtle or complicated. he has a real problem and why he can't win the

. >> i am heather childers. >> p frontrunner donald trump moves closer to the nomination.s urging his rivals to call it quits. >> but ted cruz and john kasich say they are not going anywhere. garrett tenney is following the latest developments. >> he is not stuck in the traffic. he's already at work. >> we ares not stuck there. >> donald trump in terms othe race says it is pretty much over. there's still a long road ahead for him to reach the 1237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. next thursday would hebb. 137 delegates are up for grabs in all five states. trump spent more time going after the democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. >> it looks to me like she is being protected and like they are going to let her run. in a certain way i am happy about it because we are going to beat her so badly. >> they are showing trump losing in match ups. that's a key argument for trukah and cruz who addressed the republican party rules committee which are holding the meeting to determine what the rules cruz told the group he's their best bet in the general election and john ka

. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us.begin with a race for the white house in. it is primary day in wisconsin. >> 96 democratic and 42 gop delegates are up for grabs in the badger state today. it is a tight race between ted cruz and donald trump. the outcome could put us one step closer to a contested

. >> i am heather childers. nice to have everyone here.t vo et voeers are headed to the polls for the republican as 118 delegates up for grabs in pennsylvania maryland and rhode island and delaware. >> for the dem gratz 384 delegates pennsylvania with the biggest prize of 189 delegates. we have got fox news team coverageing this morning. live in pennsylvania. >> we begin with peter doocy who is live for us in rockville, maryland following the republican race. good morning, peter. >> good morning heather and abby. these are the first republican contests since the primaries became two on one with kasich and cruz teaming up to try to figure out how to put a tent in trump's delegate leads. there trump is comparing their cos seeness to fraudulent business practices. >> i get a call last night and they say sir, cruz and kasich have just joined forces. i said really they did, huh? that is called collusion. in a lot of businesses if you col lewd it is illegal. only in politics can you do something like this. kasich is getting out of his way. >> la

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. it is a couple of big tuesdays and another one might be on the way. donald trump trying to put a bad week behind him. stand nothing the way to the road of the nomination is a speed bump named ted cruz ten points ahead of him according to two poll ones and now the gop establishment is looking at the state as a critical juncture to stop trump to the nochlination in november. >> we start with carl cameron who is following the republicans live from dc. joishgs trump -->> reporter: those polls were taken before the abortion remark. he will be there on saturday and then through the primary with with a busy campaign schedule and he was in dc to meet with the foreign policy team. trump was slammed for suggesting as part of the reduce military in asia and europe he would down size the u.s. commitment to nato and then south korea and let saudi arabia develop nuclear weapons. all in all the rnc meeting was cordial. the rules of and in and outs explained. he indicated he would abide by the pledge

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us.is a big day in new york city. all eyes on the state for one of the biggest political election contests of the year. the results could determine whether donald trump and hillary clinton can lock up the nomination. >> we are live in new york where the polls open in one hour. good morning, david. >> good morning. you have it so right both hillary clinton and donald trump are in a new york state of mind. according to the latest polls regarding the primary they are expected to be the big winners today. the question isn't if trump and clinton are goiare going to wine question really is by

. >> and i'm heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us as always.video showing what happened right before and after the murder of ex-nfl player will smith. >> let's get right to kelly wright who is live in washington, d.c., with the latest on that. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you as well, abby and heather. this dramatic video was taken moments after the shooting that took the life of former nfl player will smith and wounded his wife. let's take a look at it right now. you can see the suspect, cardell hayes husband. and you can hear smith's wife cry out, my husband. you can hear her screaming in pain from being shot twice in the right leg. >> i need an ambulance or something. >> so much pain going on right there with her bodily and physically and emotionally because of what's taking place with her husband. video obtained from our

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. it is a crucial contest. republican candidates are pushing hard in new york as they turn the corner in the final stretch before tuesday's voting begins. we have coverage and ed henry is standing by with what is going on with democrats. and we start where donald trump will hold a rally tonight. >> reporter: hi, heather, trump with two rallies and one near the canadian border and why connecticut you say? it is one of five states that vote the week after new york and donald trump leading in the polls in all five of those states and four days to go in new york, trump is firing the shot in the war over the delegation selection process. and insisting that voters are disinfranchised and if he is leader of the party he will work to reform the system and give voters a greater voice and charging that ted cruz is exploiting loop holes. >> they are positive optimistic reforms to offer where as ted cruz is going to the bizantin and flipping through looking for rules that can change. >> ted cruz said they are whining becau

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee.here is a lot at stake especially for the republican candidates. 118 delegates up for grabs across pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut and rhode island. that total does not include 54 in pennsylvania not bound to voters choices. they can choose whomever they want to at the convention. that is what ted cruz and john kasich are counting on, ganging up on donald trump to deny him certain states and 1237 delegates needed to clinch. >> it was announced that john kasich is was pulling out of indiana to focus his resources on other states, and that we are focusing our resources intently on the state of indiana. that is giving the voters of indiana a clear and direct choice, between donald trump and our campaign. >> collusion. in business you go to jail for that. but it is collusion where they're coming together because they're getting beaten badly. >> i really don't care what donald trump has to say. the man is full of insults. he has been insulting me all day. i kind of chuckle. i

i'm heather childers. >> good morning. i'm abby huntsman. 30 minutes after the hour.ge or revenge. brand new clues in the murder of former new orleans saints will smith. >> the accused killer about to face a judge as disbelief and shock hit the nfl. kelly wright is following the breaking developments for us. joins us live from washington, d.c. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning to you and abby as well. this is being described as a senseless act of violence and, indeed, it is. leaving nfl fans stunned and saddened and worse a wife without her husband and three children without her father. former new orleans player and super bowl champion will smith seen in this picture with his wife right before his death. the message, having a blast in the french quarter, 2016. just hours later the couple's good times turned to tragedy and now the burning question, was his death random or revenge? police say the suspect cardell hayes rear ended smith and his wife while they were driving home. hayes and smith then got into an argument before hayes pulled out a gun and opene

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. jon: good to have you here heather. heather: still talking politics and trump is a 64 percent to john kasich 22 percent, ted cruz coming in third at 15 percent ahead of the new york primary. one week from tomorrow. trump is also holding a double-digit lead in pennsylvania ahead of this primary in two weeks see one in the democratic race hillary can leads with 53 percent to hit bernie sanders 37 percent in new york. she is also ahead by double digits in pennsylvania. let's bring in brett behr, the anchor of special report.new york is obviously a big prize in both parts brett. >> it really is and for donald trump those poll numbers look pretty good right now ahead of next tuesday. he needs a big win to get back on track after the wisconsin loss. it does set up well for him and if he gets over 50 percent he's on his way to possibly getting huge delegate call. each one of those congressional districts obviously a different battle but if he gets, it's conceivable he could get the majority if not all of the 95 delegates in ne

i am heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us. >> teaming up against trump.ed cruz and john kasich are announcing a brand new alliance to work together to assure a contested convention in july. >> will their plan actually work? kristin fisher is life in washington, d.c. with the latest. kristin, good morning. >> good morning, ladies. this is something many political analysts have been talking about for some time. perhaps this kind of team work is what it would take to stop donald trump? can it happen months before the convention? it is a massive surprise and perhaps unprecedented in presidential politics. last night ted cruz and john kasich never mentioned they would be joining forces but right after it was over the two campaigns issued coordinated statements just minutes apart. cruz's campaign manager said quote to ensure we nominate a republican who can unify the republican party and win in november our campaigns will focus resources in indiana and in turn clear the path for kasich to campaign in oregon and new mexico. can as you might image done nanned tru

. >> i am heather childers.you for starting your day with us and ending the week. >> the death of a musical legend is what we begin with in really unbelievable news coming out today. industry icon prince found dead from the elevator of paisley park his minnesota estate yesterday morning. >> the mystery surrounding his death now growing, was it the flu or a drug overdose. the grammy winner known for hits like purple rain in 1999 was 57. ♪ >> the troubling 911 calls just released. >> tmz is now reporting prince overdosed days before his death and it was masked as complications from the flu. that was when his plane made an emergency lanng

. >> i'm heather childers. let's do get straight to the fox news alert. road rage or revenge? brand-new clues in the murder of will smith. the accused killer about to face a judge. following breaking live from washington, d.c. good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, abbey and heather. good to see you as well. this is being described as a senseless act of view owelines and it is leaving nfl fans stunned, saddened, worse, worse, a wife without her husband and three children now without a father. former new orleans saints player and super bowl champion will smith with his wife posting this picture right before his death. the message having fun in the french quarter, 2016. hours later the couple's good time turned into tragedy. now the burning question, was it road rage or revenge. cardell hays rear ended his wife while they were driving home.

on heather childers in for jenna lee and everyone at home, republicans are talking about them first. spanning across new york state hoping to win some or even all of the 95 delegates up for grabs tuesday. after appearing last night at a republican gala where each candidate made his case for becoming the gop nominee. >> my opponents in this race, all four of them pledged to maintain that iranian nuclear deal. one says he will renegotiate it. let me be very clear. as president, on the very first day in office i will rip to shreds this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal. [applause] >> you realize people's anxieties and you come to understand these people's anxieties. you have two choices. you can either go into that room and tell them how bad everything is. you can tell them the country is in decline. you can tell them they've been ripped off. you can feed on their anxiety and cause anger and division, paranoia and even at times hatred. or you could walk into that same room and you could recognize the struggles and problems and the anxieties that people have and you can talk to them abou

i am heather childers. thank you. as always we begin with the race for the white house.ajor shake-up. ted cruz picks carly fiorina picks his running mate. >> is it another hail mary pass that may end up back firing? >> we have trump's response. >> good morning. heather and heather. good morning. ted cruz is pulling out all of the stops ahead of tuesday's primary in indiana which is likely the last real shot they have to stop donald trump from winning the nomination. that's the argument cruz and carly fiorina is making now. this race isn't over and they are the best pair to take donald trump and take on hillary clinton in the general election. >> donald trump and

heather: i'm heather childers, in for jenna lee. did you have a good weekend? jon: i did indeed. heather: it was very nice. ted cruz and john kasich, they dropped the bombshell on the republican race. to the two candidates announcing last night they are teaming up in an effort to deny donald trump the nomination. cruz will focus on indiana while kasich says he will campaign in oregon and new mexico. >> we are going to an open convention. i have been saying it for two months. people were saying he doesn't know what is talking about. it turns out i'm right. we are going to go there and i tell you what people are going to think. delegates are going to think about who can win in the fall. i've read you these numbers and i can review more numbers. [applause] i don't know why they are booing. we want to win. we can't lose. the stakes are too high. and we don't want to hand the general election to the other side. if hillary is the next president, we will lose the supreme court for a generation. the bill of rights is put in jeopardy and in all likelihood we will lose the senate and possib

i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it always. fox news alert for you. terror at the terminal. a bomb scare evacuating the amsterdam airport. thousands of passengers lined up outside as they patrol the bomb squad. >> this happening two hours from where yous els less than bhount after the terror attack killed dozens of people there. no bombs were found but a man was arrested outside of the airport's main entrance. he is still in custody at this hour. the increase in security measures have been lifted. >>> clues in the mur kerr of will smith after a loaded hand gun is fond in his mercedes suv. there is no evidence the gun was fired. it is unclear who is belonged to. another loaded gun was found inside the car of suspect cardell hayes. that is in addition to the one he used it follows a hit and run between he and smith. he is expected to face additional charges for shooting smith's wife in the leg. >> new overnight a columbus police officer shot in the line of duty has died. 24-year-old steven smith was wounded during a standoff as swat teams try to serve a

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. nice to have you as well. donald trump urging his rivals to call it quits because it is mathematically impossible for them to win. >> ted cruz and john kasich not going anywhere any time soon. garrett tenney is following the latest developments. >> good morning. we are seeing two strategies play out on the republican side. for donald trump he has a shot to win the nomination out right. he is hitting the campaign trail hard to pick up every delegate he can to do it. 172 delegates are you be for grabs across the northeast. yesterday trump was in maryland making his case for the voters. >> we have a lot of great places. delaware has a lot of great -- oh, who is from delaware? we love delaware. a new poll came out for delaware. i am over 50. it must be because i have so many businesses

heather: i'm heather childers, can you feel the excitement building?jon: it's kind of out there.heather: it's different for the city. i'm in for jenna lee and it's nice to be here.the candidates will candidates will all be here tonight. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich they will be special guests at the new york state republican committee's annual gala while hillary clinton, bernie sanders square off in their last debate before the primaries, that takes place in brooklyn. jon: clinton and trump hold big lead in the polls. washington, trump's campaign staff wrapping up a meeting with members of congress while his campaign manager gets news on the battery charge he faced. our coverage begins with senior national correspondent john roberts. reporter: no question, the lewandowski news is a big weight off the trump campaign. the controversy has been hanging over them like a cloud for a month or more and trump has created a culture that condones violence but this afternoon state attorneys for palm beach county is expected to announce that trump's campa

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you on a friday. dozens of protesters as we begin this hour filling the streets. you see this happen in close.make a shortly after mister trump's appearance. mashing police cars, clashing with from supporters. about 20 people were arrested as right police found finally managed to calm things down. no one was injured. inside trump storing up his supporters. >> on june 7, you're going to go and vote. you might send it in but you're going to go and vote and we are going to start winning again. we are going to win with our military, we're going to knock the hell out of isis. we're going to win for our veterans, our great veterans. were going to take care of all that. were going to win on the second amendment, it's under siege. were going to protect our second amendment. were going to win with healthcare, we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. were going to be proud of our country and we are going to win and i love to do this and we will do it one last time. were going to win. jon: correspondent john

heather: by heather childers in for jenna lee and we are still talking politics. new york's most important primary in years could signal a turning point in this long, dramatic race for the white house. on the republican side doll trump is dominating his home state with support from more than half of likely gop voters and a poll from the wall street journal, nbc news and marist college shows from leading john kasich by 30 points with takers and third. hillary clinton also commanding a double-digit lead among new york democrats, 55 percent to bernie sanders 41. jon: new york matters this time around. could be a chance for both frontrunners for recent losses. here's our. he started his columnist of the hill, john mccormick senior writer at the weekly standard. thanks both of you for coming in. amy, it's fascinating to see there are similar problems facing the front runners of his time. donald trump and hillary clinton. >> yes, they are poised for big wins in their home state next tuesday. and in both of their races that will bring them great comfort and momentum but

i am heather childers. >> 118 delegates up for grabs in pennsylvania, connecticut, rhode island and delaware democrats the biggest prize 189. >> we have fox team coverage to begin with peter doocy covering the nail biting race. peter, good morning. >> good morning, abby and heather. we are seeing cruz and kasich trying something different every day to try to topple trump. yesterday they teamed up and today ted cruz demanding a debate with the donald. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders think enough of the voters to have a debate and they are scheduling a second debate. is donald here in the background? >> trump doesn't think he needs to debate any republicans any more basically saying been there, done that. >> i love the debates. cruz is going around i want to tee bait donald trump. i have debated him 11 times. we have beaten him 11 times according to the polls. how many times can you answer the same question. >> cruz is pulling resources out of oregon and new mexico so he can better be in a position to be able to beat trump in indiana and cruz doing the same thing. now he explains why it

it's friday though and i heather childers in for jenna lee. happy friday. his rivals, they are celebrating and hoping wisconsin voters will help to keep donald trump from winning enough delegates to clinch the nomination. they are looking at this new poll that shows support for cruise at 42 percent among likely gop voters, trump is 10 points behind at 32 percent. john casey third with 19 percent and with women, cruises lead nearly double . jon: for the democrats bernie sanders looks to strengthen his hand. he leads hillary clinton by five points in wisconsin and is strong among younger voters. let's talk about what it all means without political panel. matthew continuity, editor in chief of the washington free beacon and share a center, political editor for the boston globe. welcome to both of you and happy friday. let's start with you. what do these numbers mean for donald trump when it comes to the female vote? >> they don't mean good things for donald trump in short for the female vote although in the republican party men do tend to outnumber women by a

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you. we know that announcement just another turn, something else happens and it did happen yesterday. president cruz pulling out all the stops ahead of today's indiana primary and now both cruz and fiorini are making the argument the race is not over and that trump and clinton are two sides of the same point. donald trump and hillary clinton are virtually indistinguishable in their positions. they are virtually indistinguishable in the fact that they have always been insiders to this corrupt system of crony capitalism and selling access and influence and he cannot be our nominee and if you were to be our nominee, hillary clinton would be our president and that is the future i'm not prepared to live by. jon: let's bring in our political panel. krista venus is former communications director for the john edwards presidential campaign. ron jean, former chief of staff or that senator republican conference. to you first chris from the democratic side of things. ted cruz was talking about basketb

heather: i'm heather childers, in for jenna lee. a decisive victory by donald trump could move him closer to clinching the republican nomination or at least give him more leverage at a contested convention. new york could be a make or break contest for bernie sanders who is hoping for another upset over hillary clinton. while mrs. clinton once a big win to give her the lion's share of new york's 250 delegates and much-needed momentum. sanders supporters packing rallies like this one last night in brooklyn but with only registered democrats voting, will that enthusiasm hold up? that's one of the questions we are asking today. let's check in with david lee miller, he begins our coverage at a polling spot on long island. you've been there since the early morning hours, how are things looking today? reporter: slow but it is starting to pick up heather. this is a new york primary. it's literally new yorkers, donald trump and bernie sanders are both new york city born and as for hillary clinton, well, this is her adopted hometown. she liv

. >>> heather childers has more headlines. happy friday. >> happy friday to you, too, tgif. happen ending. an infant kidnapped from an upscale mall in philadelphia reunited with his family. the woman who snatched him arrested, caught on surveillance camera leaving the king of prussia mall with 7 week old asher simmons last night. she struck up a conversation of some sort with the family in the food court, and then she walked off with the boy. he was found last night after someone spotted him after police issued an amber alert. >>> and it was one of the most controversial videos of the 2012 campaign. do you remember this woman brag being her nearly free obamaphone? >> everybody in cleveland know my number, got obamaphone. keep obama president, you know. he give us a phone. >> gave you a phone? >> going to do more. apparently she was right. that woman could soon get subsidized internet, too. the fcc voting to expand the so-called bicyclephone program to include web access. those eligible for the low-income service can choose between a phone or the internet for just $9 a month.

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. jon: good to have you here heather.

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you.another turn, something else happens and it did happen yesterday. president cruz pulling out all the stops ahead of today's indiana primary and now both cruz and fiorini are making the argument the race

heather: i'm heather childers, in for jenna lee. did you have a good weekend? jon: i did indeed.

it's friday though and i heather childers in for jenna lee. happy friday.s, they are celebrating and hoping wisconsin voters will help to keep donald trump from winning enough delegates to clinch the nomination. they are looking at this new

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you on a friday.of protesters as we begin this hour filling the streets.

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee.ke especially for the republican candidates. 118 delegates up for grabs across pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut and rhode island. that total does not include 54 in pennsylvania not bound to voters choices. they can choose whomever they want to at the convention.