leaving two people dead at a jewish community center and one more at a jewish retirement home. >> kelly wrighton the story, including the suspect's ties to the ku klux klan. kelly? >> right now, sadness is gripping the people living in overland park. that's a suburb of kansas city. they are mourning the deaths of three people killed for what some believe was a hate crime against the jewish community. at a special sunday night church service, people of all faiths came together to pray for those who had been killed after a gunman allegedly shouted heil hitler as he opened fire killing a woman at a jewish retirement home, and then killing at a jewish community center, dr. william corcoran and his grandson. high school friends remember him for having a strong christian faith. >> it was one of a kind. you kind find it in another spirit like that. >> 73-year-old frazier glenn cross, he also goes by the last name miller, is now in police custody. he faces charges of murder. it is believed he is a white supremacist who was once a grand dragon of the carolina ku klux klan. >> we're investigating it as

kelly wright live for us in the studio. >> two people dead in the southeast this morning after severe storms pounded across the region. am one of those victims a 9-year-old girl. alabama and georgia triggering flash floods causing power outages and shutting down roads. central alabama crews in boats have had to rescue dozens of people from their cars. as many as 11,000 homes and business businesses. good morning maria. >> unsettled weather across parts of the south yesterday. even a confirmed tornado in parts of mississippi. today the storm system fur der off to the east impacting parts of the east coast and heavy rain across parts of northern florida southeastern georgia and across sections of new england. it's in new england where there is concern for flooding. we have flash flood watches in effect across parts of new hampshire and maine. that produces heavy rain and significant snow melt with temperatures warming up across the region. once the system exits tomorrow will be a warm aacross the east. already in the 60d across the southeast 50's in chicago. today it will be a hot one i

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m.astern for a brand new hour of american's news headquaters. now back to "forbes on fox." you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news. >>> a huge debate erupting over mozilla ceo re-signing after it was revealed that six years ago he contributed to a group that opposed same-sex marriage. this is what one liberal columnist and gay activist said about it. >> you don't want to bring this political warfare into the work place. we have to be able to get along with people we sincerely passionately disagree with. >> so sebrina, how much and specifically in what way should a person's private life and views outside the office effect his role inside the office? >> i agree with sullivan. i don't think it should effect it. ike seemed to have a lot to bring to the table from a business perspective. he was one of the authors of java script which drives the internet. he's been with the company for years when it was netscape. there's a lot he clearly had to offer and, look, i can't stand a

. >> kelly wright joining us this morning. ank you, kelly. >> first open enrollment season of obamacare ended at midnight. guess what? technical glitches plaguing enrollment even in the final hours. despite that the white house is still celebrating. peter doocy is live with the latest. good morning, peter. >> good morning. right around noon yesterday everyone trying to enroll for the first time in coverage by the midnight deadline couldn't because they had to take the tools of applying on-line. 100,000 people on the site at the same time they found the bug and needed to fix it. they have unknown visitors into the cue for several hours at the time. the white house says despite all that open enrollment was a success. >> there had been a remarkable story since the dark days of november. >> the people signed up they didn't know how many were previously uninsured something lawmakers say we may never know. >> on the web site they don't ask when people sign up if they have insurance or haven't had insurance before the number one goal

kelly wright joining us live. thank you. >> tensions are rising high between russia and the u.s.er a russian aircraft makes several low level flights right next to a u.s. navy war ship. president obama responded by calling the kremlin. he is denying any russian involvement in ukraine. >> we know obama and putin spoke on the phone but nothing coming out of it nothing changing on the ground with the eastern part of the country which shares the border of russia is edging closer and closer to war. another provocation a russian fighter jet repeatedly buzzed a u.s. destroyer. the only real response from the pentagon was to call that move unprofessional. the normally administration friendly "washington post" said this. russia presses forward while mr. observe blusters and dithers. >> we have been force of the in making sure there are costs with russia's behavior. we have imposed costs already that have an impact on the economy. if russia doesn't stop instigating violence reporting what happened in crimea. before that part of ukraine was taken over and annexed by russia. for his part rus

kelly wright is live with the latest. what can we expect to hear today?> former deputy director will be facing tough questions on the hill today. this is a day for him to set the record staraight about what happened in benghazi. the allegation that he disregarded the information from the top cia officer on the ground from benghazi who stated there was no protest leading up to the attack on the u.s. conflict. he sent an e-mail two-days after the attack to morrell and other leadership. the chief wrote the attacks were quote not an escalation of protest. it said ambassador susan rice was giving talking points that she used on sunday's show appearances stating the attacks were an escalation over protests over a controversial video about mohammed. the house intelligence committee hopes to find out who is responsible for that. >> clearly what's happened is something happened. the folks on the ground -- the cia people were telling the states people you need to change your configuration. it is really dangerous. they asked for help. didn't get it. all of that lead

coming up at 5:30 we will hear from rancher bundy. >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. >>> take a look at this. are these photos proof that russian troops are on the ground in the you crane? the state department says these canallin images show that militants wearing similar uniforms and weapons used by the russian troops are theirs. vice president joe biden is meeting with the top officials during the second day of his trip to kiev. the white house setting no deadline for new directions on russia if they don't meet the terms of a new peace deal. it is time to look who is talking. this morning charles krauthammer is talking about president obama's legacy. he predicts the policy will fail even more over the next two years. >> he will probably worsen it because he has trouble understanding other countries are national interests. they do want to dominate other countries. every century back to the stone age. he was saying over the weekend they were not acting in russia's interest. he is instructing the mayor on national interests. they have ceased the most

. >> life from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright. we have the latest for you on a powerful storm front moving through the midwest. at least one person is confirmed dead in knonorth eastern oklaho. we received earlier reports that two people had been killed. i received an update from the ottawa county shaeriff. there's only one death. first responders are still conducting a search and rescue operation in the area. also telling me several buildings have been damaged the tornado. more tornadoes are expected. some of them expecting to hit arkansas. we take you now to ktrl in little rock arkansas bracing the viewers for a possible tornado warning. >> it is amazing the pictures we are seeing out of this. >> we have been spending time north of little rock around the 67 corridor. radar right now is showing that central and southern arkansas we have no thunderstorm activity occurring at all. all of the activity is across the north central part of the state. severe thunderstorms rolling through the heeber springs area large hail damaging winds

i am kelly wright now back to "huckabee." headlines, go to fox news.com.watching the most powerful name in news, fox. (applause) >> over the last few weeks we told you the story of justina pelletier, the 15-year-old girl who was taken from her family and put in the custody of department of human and family services in massachusetts. last week, her father informed us of shocking developments. >> we had our weekly one hour visit. we found out after the fact that justina went to go see her tufts doctor and he is not allowed to speak to us and give us updates. >> that is the same doctor they had fought to get her back to treatment. boston's doctors claimed the condition was mental. >> the psychological experiment failed and she is in severe physical distress and they are back to the doctor we wanted to be 14 monthsing on. >> after hearing the story on huckabee, constitutional attorney agreed to consult on justuna's case. this is a horrible abuse of civil rights. >> her father said the state committed a crime against his family. >> she went to boston children's

. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, i'm kelly wright. lcome to "america's news headquarters." >> kelly, great to be back with you. topping the news this hour, president obama is facing a growing backlash now over another delay in the keystone excel pipeline and some are accusing of pulling an election year stunt. we have a report on the red hot rhetoric. >> and the nra convention drawing heavy support, including members of the gop. could standing up for the second amendment be a winning issue for republicans in the mid terms. our political panel debates. >> fair and balanced, of course. and on the doorstep of history. the vatican is getting set to elevate two popes to saint hood. we'll have a live report from rome. it is a very special day. >>> we begin with the crisis in ukraine. the u.s. and six other world powers now agreeing to impose more sanctions on russian. meanwhile, tension is surging in it eastern ukraine, where pro russian separatists are holding a group of international observers, accusing them of being nato spies. leland vit

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. whelm to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters." >> i'm jamie colby. fear on the roads. police in kansas city waging an intense manhunt for a serial shooter taking aim at drivers. >> how obamacare could have a dramatic impact on the midterm elections. >>> and a race against time. new developments in the massive search for that missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >>> the country's biggest conservative names in new hampshire today for the inaugural freedom summit. the gathering might perhaps give an early preview of the 2016 primary season. and send speculation over the presidential race into high gear. chief political correspondent, carl cameron, is live at the summit in manchester, new hampshire. hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, patty. new hampshire is the home of the first presidential primary. it is one place where presidential candidates come and are expected by voters to spend extra time getting to know them, hearing their issues, and perhaps forging their policies based u

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquaters, i'll kelly wright.date on the sunken south korean ferry. one of the boat mates making his first voyage was behind the wheel when it went down. the captain and crew members are under arrest on suspicion of recklessness and abandoning people in need. divers spotted more bodies but couldn't retrieve them. 32 people are confirmed dead. more than 250 are still missing. >> leaders in ukraine calling an easter truce saying it would suspend military operations against pro-russian separatists in cities around the most religious holidays if many christians. it follows the deadly yesterday of violence against troops there and after a deal to calm tensions reached by russia and ukraine and the west on wednesday. now back to forbes on fox. >>> you heard it here first, a few weeks ago on this very program we told you how the epa's new land grab could hit you no matter where you live and we were right. but it gets worse. here's what the ceo of the national association of home builders, one of the premiere housing orga

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for america's news headquaters.ack to "forbes on fox." >> one of the things this country has to keep power in check are the inspectors general. these are independent watchdogs meant to keep government agencies honest. but a bipartisan senate panel says the former ig for the department of homeland security altered and delayed investigations at the request of senior administration officials. steve, is this administration trying to avoid the checks and balances on power? >> absolutely. every chance they get. it's like having a supreme court justice to get instructions on the next decision. you see it with epa. you see it with the national labor relations board. health care almost every day. you see it in finance and everywhere. laws aren't for them. they just do what they want to do. executive orders. in other countries they're called decrees. >> this administration has a policy trying to go around the checks and balances. >> every administration has that policy. look, let me say that right from the outset. absolutely

. >> i'm kelly wright in for gregg jarrett today.aptain is charged with suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, a woman, who was reportedly steering the vessel for the first time. and in unfamiliar waters. the ferry was carrying 475 passengers when it sank on

. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, i'm kelly wright. ws headquarters." >> kelly, great to be back with you. topping the news this hour, president obama is facing a growing backlash now over another delay in the keystone excel pipeline and some are accusing of pulling an election year stunt. we have a report on the red hot rhetoric. >> and the nra convention drawing heavy support, including members of the gop. could standing up for the second amendment be a winning issue for republicans in the mid terms. our political panel debates. >> fair and balanced, of course. and on the doorstep of hi

. >> kelly wright, thank you. >>> an atheist group sparking outrage with the so-called easter displaye freedom from religion group. it says nobody died for our sins, jesus is a myth. they are talking on the record billion the songs. >> i defend the right of others to be even though i find that speech repugnant as i clearly find this speech including speech that denigrates my religion. having defended their right to do it, greta, i think that this is unnecessarily a sign of contempt. it's demeaning. it's insulting, unnecessarily so. all too often we see in films and television in cases like this one a dib brat intentional defect to de mean and demonize people of faith and ridicule them. they may have a first amendment rights to do it but i think we need to start marginalizing that kind of speech in our culture. >> he says he wishes people would show more respect during this holy week but worries we crossed that line a long time ago. >> decades old traditions at catholic schools are being updated with common core standards. 100 diocese out of the 195 in the country are working the contr

. >> kelly wright has the latest on this story for us this morning, including the suspect's ties to the ku klux klan. >> even more disturbing is the possibility, the motive may have been over religion. the alleged shooter was heard yelling hile hitler before opening fire on two jewish communities. glen frazier cross, he also goes by the last name miller, is now in custody.

kelly wright is now here live and what are some of the nba's biggest names saying about this this morning great says it offensive. lebron james says there's no room in the nba for any racist behavior. they are trying to identify the voice of clippers owner donald sterling. the man is heard arguing with his girlfriend about an instagram picture with magic johnson. the man tells her not to bring blacks to his game. >> you know you have a whole team that is black that played for you? >> i don't? i have supported them and given them food and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? >> it doesn't stop there. he extends his inflammatory comments to jews. >> if you go to israel the blacks are just treated like dogs. >> you want to treat them like that, too? >> white jews and black jews. you understand? >> are the black jews less than the white jews? >> 150. >> is that right? >> we don't evaluate what's right and wrong. >> the past and present nba players are calling on adam silver to take action. all members of the nba family should be afforded due process and ability to present their

. >> live from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright.t is described as an encouraging lead in the flight 2370 from malaysia. there's a call signal that might be coming from the box deep in the indian ocean. they are in the area though check it out. two other sounds in ships by other areas. the flight disappeared march 8th with 239 people on board. pro russian activists ceased three government buildings in eastern ukraine. they p want the referendum to join russia like korea did. each sported yanukovych to russia. half are ethnic russians. they are blaming russian president vladmir putin for orchestrating the seizures. go to foxnews.com for news. a woke away. >>> you may have heard the name of brad ka siowa omi. he noticed that the trades were not going through at the price he was expecting. he anyhow he was think front runned but he didn't know how. he discovered high frequency traders spend hundreds of million to install highway speed footballer cable and allowed their trades to go through faster. this is how it was explained on sect mi

thank you kelly wright live for us. >>> oscar pistorius weeping once again as he testified for a third day at the murder trial. moments ago the blade runner broke down in tears as he described what he described were his desperate attempts to help her after shooting her. >> i was waiting for the ambulance to arrive. i felt hopeless i had my hand on her hip bones trying to stop the bleeding. >> he will face cross examination by the prosecutor. >> we are getting our first look at the suspect charged of a brutal beating of a detroit man who accidentally hit a young boy with his truck. james davis and 17 yufrld bruce winbush are facing charges of assault with attempt of hur der. a 16-year-old remains in custody. a 10-year-old was hurt after running in front of steve utash's pickup. when he stopped to help the boy a half a dozen men jumped him. he remains in critical condition. police are still looking for other suspects. >> to fort hood the victims of the deadly rampage there will be remembered today. a memorial service is set late this afternoon to honor three soldiers killed daniel rodrig

kelly wright joining us live this morning. >> the search for a father and two young children growing the hour. jr killer and 7-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter went missing in south carolina in the national park days ago while they were hiking. a dad texted a friend saying they were lost. the main concern this morning is they might not have any food or water. crews are going to be out this morning searching for the family. >> hope they find him safe. >> the sand light vigil celebrate the life of murdered connecticut teenager mer rin ar sanchez. >> we told you that she was stabbed to death last week hours before she was supposed to go to the junior prom with her boyfriend. not releasing any information about the mental status of the 16-year-old suspect. he may have attacked sanchez after she turned him down with his invitation to the prom. >> outrage this morning after secretary of state john kerry said israel could become an apartheid state. doug, some are calling for his resignation now. >> secretary of state john kerry says he is a victim of political attack here but he is tryi

i'm kelly wright now back to greta investigates .nes log on to foxnews.com. >> in january of 2006, jennifer kesse, a bright, ambitious, 24-year-old disappeared in orlando, florida, leaving few clues behind. it's an endless nightmare for those who loved her. >> it's incredible that someone could just vanish. >> there seems like there are a dozen suspects and none. >> the clock ticking to find jennifer kesse tonight. missing now for seven days. a search through her condo, her car, the field behind her house, on the ground, on horseback, and still no sign. >> it was her friends and family's worst nightmare. but for the police, everyone is a suspect at the beginning of an investigation like this. >> the police looked at everyone around her because, usually, that's where you start. >> the family and rob, the boyfriend. we didn't have to go to them. they came to us, which some people would automatically say they are ruled out. that's not the case. >> i mean obviously i'm not naive i do watch television and watch the news stories they alway

i'm kelly wright.w hour inside america's headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, the desperate search for survivors is becoming more urgent in two disasters around the world. crews looking for the hundreds missing in the wreckage of a sunken south korean ferry. >> and tragedy at the world's tallest peak. the death tall is rises at mt. everest. the latest on the massive and deadly avalanche. >>> plus a neighborhood on lockdown after

. >> life from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright.he latest for you on a powerful storm front moving through the midwest. at least one person is confirmed dead in knonorth eastern oklaho. we received earlier reports that two people had been killed. i received an update from the ottawa county shaeriff. there's only one death. first responders are still conducting a search and rescue operation in the area. also telling me several

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters." >> i'm jamie colby. fear on the roads. police in kansas city waging an intense manhunt for a serial shooter taking aim at drivers. >> how obamacare could have a dramatic impact on the midterm elections. >>> and a race against time. new developments in the massive search for that missing malaysian airlines flight 370.

i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, the desperate search for survivors is becoming more urgent in two disasters around the world. crews looking for the hundreds missing in the wreckage of a sunken south korean ferry. >> and tragedy at the world's tallest peak. the death tall is rises at mt. everest. the latest on the massive and deadly avalanche. >>> plus a neighborhood on lockdown after a man makes a threat at a local walmart. we have details about the suspect in custody. >> but first we begin with the conflict in ukraine. proceed russian separatists refuse to give up control of several occupied government buildings in eastern ukraine despite a diplomatic agreement. meantime officials in kiev are calling forr an easter truce, promising to suspend military operations. but the situation is still volatile. leland has more details. >> reporter: no question about it, this is really a cold waresque standoff we have going on here with ea

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.eople are dead after a tornado touched down in northeastern oklahoma. it reportedly hit around 5:30 p.m. local time. strong storms have brought high winds, hail to parts of the midwest. the national weather service says central arkansas is now at the highest risk of severe storms. forecasters are urging people to be alert for possible tornadoes across parts of nebraska, texas, northern louisiana, and mississippi. and it was an historic day in rome as pope francis elevated two of his predecessors as saints. tens of thousands packed st. peter's square to witness the ceremony. pope francis invited retired pope benedict 16th to join him. is back to huckabee. >>> also week, ohio insurance commissioner and lieutenant governor mary taylor joined other members of the national association of insurance commissioners as they met with president obama to talk about enrollment issues for 2015. she was unsettled about what she heard during that meeting and she's here to explain. joining me now is mar

. >>> i'm kelly wright, a powerful earthquake striking off the coast of northern chile, the 8.2 magnitude tremor triggering a tsunami alert, and the first one is expected to hit the chilean coast in about 30 minutes. video shows coastal waves are calm, there are no immediate reports of injuries or major damage. but eyewitnesss say buildings shook in nearby peru and bolivia. the warning center issued an alert for all of latin america's pacific coast. there's no warning watch or advisory in effect for the u.s. >>> the national tsunami warning center says if it hits the west coast the waves will be too small to pose any threat. an 8.2 magnitude earthquake striking off the coast of chile. a tsunami is expected there in about 30 minutes. hannity returns after the break. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com to prove to you that al

. >> i'm kelly wright in for gregg jarrett today. the captain is charged with suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, a woman, who was reportedly steering the vessel for the first time. and in unfamiliar waters. the ferry was carrying 475 passengers when it sank on wednesday. divers spotted bodies inside the ferry by divers for the first time today. as the desperate search for survivors continues. >> translator: 176 ships and 28 planes will be mobilized to search the area around the sunken ship. 652 civilian, government and military divers will try to search the interior of the ship over 40 attempts. >> it is indeed a very sad situation there. and coming up at the top of the hour, we are live in thailand with the very latest. >>> and kelly, meanwhile, a glimmer of hope coming six weeks after flight 370 went missing. crews in australia saying they'll be done searching the area in just five to seven days. the bluefin 21 delivering clear images of the sea f

kelly wright is here this morning, nice to see you. ainsley, you look fabulous. >> happy easter to you and to those at home. >> this is from st. nicholas orthodox church in fleshing. those are actual eggs. >> you can eat them, actually. >> that's good because i didn't bring breakfast this morning. we have all the viewers this morning send us your easter photos of your little ones decked out in their easter outfits. put it on instagram and twitter and we'll show it to you throughout the show. >>> all the kids are getting their easter basket this is morning and you are not there for yours. >> i know. >> who is the easter bunny in your home? >>> we are taking you live to st. peter's square where pope francis just finished easter sunday mass for more than 100,000 people in st. peter's basilica. not a cloud in the sky, just a beautiful day. the pope is about to give his message to the world. let's bring in lauren green. what is his message this year? >> he didn't tell me, but his message throughout his papalcy has been throughout the poor a

wright ringing the bell. the former ceo. and mel karmazin will be kelly's guest on the second hour of "the closing bell."elcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans. the rally rolling on as the dow tries but it looks like has failed to close at a record high. here is how we're finishing up the day on wall street. the dow adding 40 points to 15,573. the nasdaq meanwhile up about 8 after flirting with the flight line and the s&p 500 adding 5, 1,890. that we can say for that broad market index is another record high. let's bring in today's panel. elon, stephanie link, sheila dharmarajan, and steve grasso will join us in a second when he's off the floor. also with us for more on today's markets, we have another "fast money" trader, guy adami. and it is great to see all of you. stephan stephanie, the context here is so interesting. at the backdrop of everyone talking about whether the stock market is rigged or not, we continue to rally. volume today a little light perhaps but i wonder if that doesn't make more people hesitate getting into this market than any sense that they might be rigged. should people f