i'm kelly wright.ow back to "red eye." >> john kasich knows how to speak to the moderate audience and resonates with the voter. but it is fraught with danger. when a student asked about campus sexual violence he spoke about empowering victims. >> is there a place to go where there is an ability for you to access a rape kit? where that is kept confidential, but where it gives you the opportunity to be able to pursue justice after you have had some time to reflect on it all? >> the student remarked that it was, quote, sad it was something she had to worry about and kasich closed things out with a little advice. >> i would give you one bit of advice. don't go to parties where there is a lot of alcohol, okay? continue do that. >> the crowd applauded at that line because people generally like that kind of thing. practical common sense advice. they can be shaped into something else. let's run it through the media nator. john kasich suggests they can fore p avoid rape and the victim blaming response. kasich r

. >> kelly wright live for us. thank you, kelly. >>> to ohio now where anhi o police officer is fighting for his life after being shot by an arson suspect. columbus police were serving a warrant on 44-year-old lincoln rutledge when he shot an officer. rutledge set fire to his apartment during the standoff. the huge flames captured by a drone. now charged with attempted murder. officer not identified. >>> two college@leads are dead caught in the cross fire of a gun fight near the lsu campus. police say two men started shooting during an argument outside a party in baton rouge. the two students killed attend southern university. annette january was a track and field athlete and ashantai was a student athlete director. >>> we are america's election headquarters and turning to the race for the white house. fury in colorado as republicans cancel their presidential vote and now the candidates are setting their sights on the next critical contest, new york. kristen fisher is live in washington, d.c., with the latest. hi, k

. >> 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 men exchanged words. hayes pulls out a gun, shoots smith several times killing him and wounding his wife. a former teammate and friend of smith's said the shooting was a cowardly act. >> when i came

kle in new york, kelly wright, fox news.. >> and in wisconsin schoolinch counselors are expected to beteoay following a folwia shooting at a high school prom over the weekend.ov it happened saerturday aboutbo 150 miles outside of milwaukee.milw officials say two prom goers pm were shot but are expected tote be okay. oka two police officers were oners r patrol at the time.olthe they returned fire killing thehe 18-year-old gunman.d gman. a school administrator toldtratt the associated press that he believes the teenage tended toen begin shooting randomly oncedoml he got inside. investigators are trying to tryn figu >> more trouble for johnnyoroh manziel.ma he's been indicted by a grand g jury in dallas. a formal announcement is i expected today.od manziel is accused of hitting hi his girlfriend so hard that tha she temporarily lost hearing in one ear. if convicted manziel could spend a year behind bars. beh >>> thousands of people are boycotting target.. mourn 4,000 people have signed e a petition drawn up by theon dr american family association. the group argues says a man aue can simply s

the last thing kelly wright was speaking about is the vision in the republican party and the numbers of people who think it is still so divided. >> the party is very divided. you have those who are conservatives and those who are populous and there is also the party that is the establishment within the party. and so you have the splintering of the group and everyone has a different opinion and a different support of the candidates and what they stand for. what you really meed to do is unify the party somehow, someway. what the end goal is to beat hillary clinton. 71% of gop voters see donald trump as the candidate of change what does it tell you? >> people really want an outsider who is in the belt way and someone who is not going to do business as usual and someone who is outside the politics. he has the momentum and we can see what happens with last night or today's election and how he has been able to garner the attention of a lot of voters in the northeast. >> what about the economy? that continues to be the number one issue for people across the board? >> sure, the economy is hu

they say we are likely on a road with a contested republican convention in cleveland. >> kelly wright, thank you very much. >> now let's talk more about that. let's start -- i want to talk more about john kasich. we haven't mentioned him a lot this evening. he is staying in the race. he said the longer he stays in the race, the more embittered the members of his party will be. do you believe that to be true, tony? >> possibly. if you are part of the school of thinking that suggests with hem out of the race it is easy wrier wrier -- it is easier to beat trump head on, it is inexplicable. a candidate has only won one state in his home state. and the argument that he polls well against hillary could have been made by jeb bush. it could have been made by marco rubio or a number of other republicans who had every right to stay in the race even though they had been losing states. i think kasich is becoming an out liar in this whole matter. the two things he thinks he gains or at least i understand people around him thinks he gains by staying in this vice presidential leverage, number one an

kelly wright is here now with chilling surveillance the police want the public to see.d morning. >> good morning. it is horrible indeed. she posted on her facebook page she would be at church at 5:00 a.m. to teach her fitness class. chafz the laat was the last pose made. she enjoyed staying in great physical shape and helping others do the same thing. early yesterday morning she went to dallas to set up her camp gladiator class. sadly one of her students found missy's lifeless body inside the church. >> she was passionate about transforming people's lives physically and mentally. she transformed herself into a very fit person and her desire was to do that for others. i am thankful for that and i am thankful for her being such a good wife and a good mother to our children. >> they had three children as a matter of fact. they have a man in mind with fake swat gear on. >> we have a very safe community. this is going to be the first event of my tenure here. nothing like this happened before. >> police believe terri may have actually surprised a suspect during what they thin

yr in new york, kelly wright, fox x >> 5:11 is the time.1 is t t a top al-qaeda leader has beende killedir strike inei syria according to a terrorif÷st monitoring group. g group reports that abu fass zero al sewer rewas killed along with his son and severalnv other people. they claim the strike occurredrr in the northern part of the country.th media outlets report syrian sia troops captured another town ton controlled by isis.y it comes a week after forces took back the historic town of palmyra.palmyr >> service continues at thevice brussels airport this morning.it the airport reopened yesterdayee just 12 days after suicideui bombers carried out a deadlyy attack.at however, only a few flightsligh took off and security was increased.cr some passengers said it was a bit strange to be back at thee a airport where so many people died. but airport authorities sayties they are proud to get theo g airport back up and running. run >> still ahead, making the min grade when it can comes to airline passengersseng satisfaction.ti let's just say there are somests highs and some lows.his. we've got a

let's go to kelly wright and the new developments in the case. >> the sheriff's office in washington says finding the missing married couple is their number one priority. their second priority is to find those they believe are responsible for the couple's disappearance. 45-year-old army veteran patrick shun and his wife 46-year-old monique disappeared last week. police believe the couple may be the victims of homicide dal violence. they have two suspects disposing of the missling couple's vehicle. >> based on evidence collected from the missing couple's vehicles as well as evidence from the residence detectives believe patrick and monique were murdered. >> police are searching for two suspects tony clyde reed and his brother john blaine reed both men are armed convicted felons believed to be armed and dangerous. suspect john reed lived near a couple involved in a property dispute of neighbors which involved death threats. they are not clear if the couple is the defendants in the suit. those who know the married couple are hoping for their return. >> they are so generous and nice and

i'm kelly wright. now back to "red eye." >>> if you were the first comedian to sell out madison square garden. if you were banned from life, but not banned from fox news, you might be. >> i am here with controversial andrew dice clay, star of "dice" that airs on sunday night starting april 10th. take a look at this clip. >> elvis is gone. the bad luck is gun. the bad luck is gone and i will win the money! >> one minute you are my friend and the next minute -- you know what i'm going to do? i am going to go home and i will get my personal checkbook and i will write you a check for $100,000 and put it in your hand. you know how you will feel? you will feel like a real like stupid idiot. >> like a stupid idiot? >> i feel like a stupid idiot. >> who gives me $100,000? >> welcome to "red eye." thanks for coming in. >> i get it. you are one of those. what is going on? >> you were huge. when i was in college nobody was bigger than dice. the way the pilot opened you said i was playing stadiums. 60,000 people a

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. it is primary day in five northeastern states today. and the voters will head to the polls in connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island. donald trump, senator ted cruz and governor john kasich. on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanderses are vying for a 384 delegates. a large part of the country's midsection could get hit with tour by -- by tour by lept weather. the area from south texas to omaha may see both tornadoes and large hail and an additional 250 troops are being sent to syria to help the fight against isis. president obama urged allieses to match the u.s. with new contributions of their own. police say there is growing operations and cook -- and cockfighiing. they range from 16 to 44 and so far no one has been arrested. the city of cleveland settling a lawsuit agreeing to pay $6 million to the family of tamir rice m he was shot to death in 2014 while playing with a pellet gun. a fed rl appeals court ruling tom brady should serve the four-

kelly wright is in our newsroom with the latest details on those exit polls.everyone's mind. >> good morning. everyone had something on their mind and a lot of it about donald trump because he won handedly here. he earned a big win in his home state of new york. with today's win his delegate count is now above 840. he won with a bigives us an ide new york gop voters were likely thinking when they cast their votes. republican voters in new york state say they are tired of the established gop candidate. they want an outsider to win and donald trump is way out in front on that. the exit poll shows trump 85%, cruz 9% and kasich 6%. look at the federal government. trump is appealing to those voters. trump has been on the campaign trail telling voters he will be tough on immigration, tough on isis and still plans to put a ban on muslims coming to america. seven in ten gop voters agree with him. trump leading in this category with 68%. while trump is celebrating a win in new york, he faces a daunting challenge of securing the gop nomination. he will have to work very

in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> all right. two of the five are here in the delaware valley, pennsylvania and delaware. you heard that mentioned from hillary clinton. we will have the results tonight at ten. up to the minute results. contest with the candidates reaction toss what happens in insuring today, and for the very latest, as always, go to fox 29.com, lauren. >> top executive of campbell's soup join other corporations in the north carolina law. the president and ceo of the camden based, company is among more than 160 executives to sign the open letter. in it they urged a repeal have the law that requires transgendered people to use bathrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. policy bans lgbt people from filing bias lawsuit. campbell's is a major employer in north caroline, about 850 workers are employed at a production plant there. >>> 5:52. that same anti lgbt bill has another big name band canceling its concert, pearl jack says they will no longer play thursday's concert in raleigh-durham. band call

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. voters voting to impeach president delmay rousef. now the measure is heading to the nation's senate. if approved there, the president will be forced to step down while she defends herself in court. >>> and the death toll continues to climb in ecuador following last night's powerful earthquake. at least 262 were killed. the 7.8 magnitude quake reduced homes to rubble, destroyed shopping centers. it's the biggest quake to hit ecuador since 1979. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." we're on the road. we're in saratoga springs in new york for the hour. we have ohio governor john kasich with us. he's the guest. all right. i have to ask you questions about your past, but i want to hear more of your vision because i don't think we ask enough of that. i think that's legitimate criticism. you're giving a speech tomorrow two paths. i asked you for a preview and you ducked my question. >> no, no, no. >> no, i'm teasing. we started talking about something else.

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. tourist helicopter crashing in the smoky mountains a. plume of smoke seen at the crash site. no word yet what caused the chopper to crash. >>> two ofl al qaeda's former explosives experts transferred from began thguantanamo bay. it reduces the population there to 89. and is part of the obama administration's controversial plan to close the camp. >>> parts of new england seeing some record april 4th snowfall. the slow moving storm expected to last through the evening and could dump up to half a foot of snow in some areas. boston and southern new hampshire expected to get the most accumulation. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." we continue now with 2016 republican presidential front-runner donald trump, his wife melania. you met with reince priebus. how did that meeting go? can you tell us what you talked about? >> we had a short meeting, probably half an hour. he is a really nice guy. i have always gotten along. i said i want to be treated fairly.

in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> and pennsylvania delaware are two of those states, tune inor primary election results tomorrow night right here on fox 29 at ten and stay with us at the 11:00 for a special extended coverage of the primaries, other contests tomorrow are in connecticut, rhode island and maryland. >>> the boss is paying tribute to prince, bruce springsteen and e street band delivered a stirring performance to purple rain in brooklyn over the weekend. >> ♪ >> he did a nice job. he nailed it on the guitar solo. prince was such a great guitar player and this isn't the first tribute the boss performed, earlier this year there were versions of rebel, rebel have after death of david bowie and take it easy following death of eagles front man glenn fry. >>> music world morning the life of another singer, billy paul died at home after a serious medical condition. born in philadelphia, he rose to fame in the 70's single me and mrs. jones. he was 81 years old. >> what a voice, right. >> um-hmm. >> beyonce has quite the voice too. >> she does it again. superstar surprised

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'll kelly wright.continues for the person or persons responsible for killing eight people. police say those killings now appear to have been well planned. the eight were members of the same family ranging from 16 to 44 years in age. the shootings took place at four different homes in the south-central part of the state. three small children survived. >>> and the number of u.s. forces battling extremists in syria is being increased. administration officials tell us that president obama will send an additional 250 military personnel to the war-torn country to help local forces there fighting the islaming state group. most of them will be special operations forces. about 50 special forces are already there. that's a look at news. i'm kelly wright. now back to "watters world." ♪ >>> bill o'reilly always looking out for you. but who is looking out for bill? watters world is, for better or for worse. the last time you were on my show the numbers really took a dive. so this is your second chance, bill. >> i d

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." so in the face of a possible contested republican convention, rnc chairman reince priebus is standing by rules that would require a candidate to have majority, that is 1,237 delegates needed in order to win the nomination. take a look. >> first of all, having a plurality of the delegates means that the field has the majority. so you have to have the majority. i mean, it's the united states of america. that's what we're founded on. electoral college is a majority, the dnc does it the same way. no. the majority rules and that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> and here now with reaction are real clear politics senior election analyst sean trende and "washington examiner" contributor, president and founder of high noon strategies, lisa boothe. good to see you both. lisa, let me start with you. >> hi, sean. >> good to see you. >> hi. >> there was a politico story today that actually talked about the issues, a proposal that would reduce, or drastically

kelly wright has the very latest this morning on the race for the white house. >> reporter: new york is now center of the presidential raza ahead of that state's primary. ohio governor john kasich is preparing for a contested convention, as he claims his momentum is building in the final primary states. >> well, for the first time in the about the last month they necessity my name is john kasich. >> reporter: senator ted cruz is focusing his campaign on california where he could collect more delegates. he has been taking advantage of the trump's recent stumbles but may in the be enough for him. >> sixty-five to 07 percent of republicans who recognize that nominating donald trump would be a train wreck. >> reporter: race to the white house is getting tougher for donald trump as he may not be able to collect enough delegates to avoid a contested convention. this is as senator ted cruz has been out maneuvering trump at local and state gathering where delegates are chosen. >> but the system, folks, it is rigged, disgusting dirty system. >> reporter: meantime the democrats are preparing f

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." on the road we're in saratoga springs in new york for the hour. we have ohio governor john kasich with us, the guest. all right. i'm -- i have to ask you questions about your path but i want to hear more of your vision. i think we don't ask enough of that. that's a legitimate krit similar. giving the speech tomorrow, two paths. i asked you for a preview and you ducked my question. >> no, no, no. >> i'm teasing. i'm teasing. we started to talk about something else. >> living in a ditch or come out of the ditch and realize the sun can come up. >> you really -- maybe a part of me is always optimistic. through a depression, world wars. 9/11. we have had great challenges as a country andovercome it and never seen a time when americans are so divided. >> they are. but, you know, sean, it's about realistic solutions, a record that shows you can do it. but here's the other thing. you have to show people in the other party respect. you can't trash them. it's li ee's like -- look. we had -- we

in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> 4:48. u.s.an a initial 250 special operations troops to syria. that is from two u.s. officials who say president obama will make a normal announcement today. the those u.s. forces will not do any direct fighting but their goal to advise syrian forces in the hope they would take more territory from isis near the city where islamic state de facto capitol has been named. u.s. has 50 u.s. operations forces doing similar work in syria. senior administration official says the president decided to send more troops because of the recent success against isis. >>> let's talk money. new research conduct on amazon prime delivery service is causing, and, amazon bypasses, sip codes and african-american in the largest cities. biggest discrepancies were in the bronx in new york, parts of the chicago, d.c., and atlanta a. amazon says it decide where same day delivery service would go based on, factors like distance to the nearest fulfillment center and local demand. the company announced it is expanding free pri

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." as we continue with 2016 republican presidential front-runner donald trump and also with us his son, eric, joins us. eric, good to see you, too. what do you make of the alliance that's now taken place between john kasich and ted cruz? >> i see it as an act of desperation. listen, they're not doing well. my father was alluding to it before. he's winning all the states you need to, going to win pennsylvania tomorrow. won so many, north carolina, south carolina, virginia, you need to win these states in a general election. he's going to win california by large margins. now, you know, it seems like a very desperate alliance to try to take two candidates who aren't doing that well to band together and they're still not at his delegate count. i don't see it in a positive light. in fact, i view it as negative for both of them. time will tell. >> do you think the establishment is coordinating an effort to prevent your father from getting the nomination? >> yeah, and i think, listen, we've all

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning. iran is getting a military boost from russia. moscow has started delivering s-300 air defense missile systems to iran. moscow had frozen the weapons trade deal because of u.s. sanction, but lifted the sanction following last year's nuclear deal. >>> a major break in the case of a missing seattle area mother. police arresting a 37-year-old man tonight after human remains are found. police say it's believed he had -- he was her live date friday. she was reported missing saturday when she failed to pick up her kids. >>> golf ball sized hail and strong winds pounding homes in wiley, texas. here you can see the huge pellets slamming against windows, breaking the glass and even the shades. the hailstorm causing damage to trees and cars. but there are no reports of major injuries. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." we're on the road. we're in saratoga springs in new york for the hour. we have ohio governor john kasich with us, the guest. all right. i'm --

in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> meep time, all three republican candidates will be here in the area later this week. donald trump, ted cruz, and john kasich are all scheduled to appear at the republican party convention in burlingame. trump and kasich speak on friday. cruz is the lunchtime speaker saturday. >>> a lot at stake for the two democratic candidates. 384 delegates are up for grabs in five democratic presidential primaries. frontrunner hillary clinton can't win enough delegates to officially knock bernie sanders out of the race, but she can erase any lingering doubts about whether she will soon be the democratic nominee. tomorrow's primaries are in connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island. >>> coming up on "mornings on 2: the 9", a 15-year-old director of this anti-bullying short film won an award for her work last night. we will talk to her next about her project and her plans for a future in film making. >>> also ahead, it's a beautiful day for a drive through the california countryside. coming up, we will take you to the red carpet where dozen

. >>> as kelly wright reports, the region has not fully healed >>> on the 30th anniversary of the worst myrtle beach clear expotion in history, people remembered those who lost their lives. >> these plaques are here in memory of friends of mine. i come here every year to dr. martin luther king rate. >> the exbleeds lows exposed more than 3 million people with high levels of radiation. those who new the victims laid flowers at a church in ukraine. >> i'm mourning. 30 years is a lot and some of us are still alive and more are diagnose year to year. >> reporter: it forced families from their homes as they set up a containment area r due to high radiation levels. some families have illegally returned to their home. >> there's no radiation here. we grow and eat everything here. when it's time for me to die, i will die no matter if there is radiation. >>> the area is still contaminated. >> we want to cover the reactor with the myrtle beach clear field. we with want to take the reactor out. >> a new roof will cover the myrtle beach clear power plant with construction starting next year. >> we

and delving into the exit polls is kelly wright. >> democrats share a comic concern with republicans. what you might ask. the biggest thing is the economy. in three of five states where exit polling was taken. connecticut, maryland and pennsylvania. you can see that 63% are worried about the economy. except in the state of rhode island where bernie sanders win, they believe clinton has the experience to lead the country. hillary clinton is the presumptive democratic nominee. and this is clinton winning over trump. and clinton doing well for the women's vote. then we go on to look at her support among blacks which has always been strong. black voters getting out the vote in kentucky as well. so hillary wins four out of five states. once again many established democrats are asking for sanders to step down. he's mathematically out of it. but he vows he will stay in the race anyway. >> and hillary is focusing more on donald trump and lesson sanders. heather? >> i will take it. rhode island was the only open primary where if you are a member of the other party, you can vote of. >> also app

. >> let's get right to kelly wright who is live in washington, d.c., with the latest on that. rning. >> 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

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." u.s. now back to hannity. >>> welcome back to hannity, we're in beautiful binghamton, new york, senator ted cruz is my guest tonight. you know, senator, one of the things that i really believe is scary, everybody in new york knows somebody, and if i did a show of hands, knows somebody that was killed on 9/11. >> yep. >> we have a president that can't utter the words radical islamic terrorism, isis has taken over cities, ramadi and falluja and tikrit. is this a generational battle or can you actually defeat isis and can you do it? >> you know, heidi and i lost a friend of ours, barbara olson and she was in the plane that flew into the pentagon. and we lived less than a mile from the pentagon. and heidi at the time was working in the white house, and when those planes were coming in, at first the secret service came through and told everyone stay where you are, don't go anywhere. but then, when the second plane hit, the secret service was running through the white house complex and they were

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." we're on the road. we're in saratoga springs in new york for the hour. we have ohio governor john kasich with us. he's the guest. all right. i have to ask you questions about your past, but i want to hear more of your vision because i don't think we ask enough of that. i think that's legitimate criticism. you're giving a speech tomorrow two paths. i asked you for a preview and you ducked my question. >> no, no, no. >> no, i'm teasing. we started talking about something else. >> we were talking about how whether we're going to live in a ditch or come out of the ditch. >> we've been through a depression, world wars, 9/11. we have had great challenges as a country, but i've never seen a time when americans are so divided. >> they are. i think it has to be about realistic solutions, a record that shows you can do it, but here's the other thing. you have to show people in the other party respect. you can't trash them. it's like -- [ cheering and applause ] look, we had the president of the united states do e

kelly wright live for us. >>> another terrible story a day after a shooter opens fire.hey will return to class today. the ladies and gentlemened shooter is 18-year-old jacob wagner a former student whose classmates say he was bullied about his hygiene. he showed up outside of the prom and shot two students with the rifle. he was shot by an officer who was patrolling the parking lot. he died two hours later. the students that were shot are expected to be okay. >>> a morning prayer turns deadly after a parishioner opens fire. he was shot in the chest after getting in some sort of argument at a church in north wales. hundreds of witnesses inside feared for their lives. >> we were worshipping and you hear three different gun shots and everybody went on the floor and was hiding. >> the accused gunman is in police custody but has not yet been charged. he has a concealed carry permit. >>> an act of terror intercepted. a 16-year-old now charged with plotting a terror attack. australian police say he was targeting a holiday which commemorates forces during world war i. this is t

i'm kelly wright. >> good afternoon to you. i'm julie.retch for round of contests that could wrap things up or make things more interesting. hillary clinton and donald trump hitting up connecticut today. one of five states voting tuesday. senator ted cruz focusing on pennsylvania. the big prize next week. five states are up for grabs. connecticut, delaware

i'm kelly wright. >> good afternoon to you. i'm julie. we are heading into the home stretch for round of contests that could wrap things up or make things more interesting. hillary clinton and donald trump hitting up connecticut today. one of five states voting tuesday. senator ted cruz focusing on pennsylvania. the big prize next week. five states are up for grabs. connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island. >> so we begin our coverage with matt live in bridgeport, connecticut, where donald trump held a rally this afternoon. matt, what's happening? >> good afternoon, kelly. a trump rally wrapped up a short while ago. about a thousand people, a typical lively crowd for donald trump. we were also at the waterbury, coen con, rally earl i did today. several thousand people there. a couple hundred had to be turned away. a handful of protesters at each event. not that strong organized presence of protesters here in connecticut that we have seen in other states recently. such as new york speaking of new york, after trump's

in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at six starts now. >>> we are following developing news. dozen of people rallying now in san francisco calling for the police chief to be fired. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. >> today is day six of the hunger strike. and we have more on this developing news from cristina rendon. live at the mission police department where people are rolling right now. cristina. >> there is easily more than 100 people. you can see for yourself the group is gathered here in the last half hour. outside the mission district police station and they plan to open the doors for a community meeting a regularly scheduled meeting that they have once a month but many people plan to have their voices heard. if you take a look people waiting to get inside and there is a line of san francisco police officers guarding the front door. we talked to the protestors earlier and they say yes it is day six. there are only drinking water. some of them drinking coconut water and they haven't had solid food for a week and it has made their will power grow stro

as kelly wright reports, he has an unusual connection to smith. >> reporter: the lawyer for the man accused of shooting and killing former nfl player will smith says his client, 28-year- old cardell hayes, didn't start the confrontation that led to the gunfire in new orleans. but there is a connection between hayes and police that may complicate the case. police have to do their due diligence. at the end of the day it's not going to matter. he is going to be charged with what he did in the few seconds leading up to the shooting. >> reporter: hayes' father was killed in a police shooting in i-5. after he refused to drop a knife in a stand-off while they surrounded him in a human chain. it's not clear if there is a link between a settlement with police and the shooting on saturday. >> that is interesting. we right now, we are investigating the homicide. all of those facts perhaps will -- we'll ask questions about those and maybe see if there is any correlation. >> reporter: now, here's where things get strange. will smith was driving after having dinner with a former police officer who was na

kelly wright has been tracking the exit polls an has the secret of mr.rump's success this tuesday night. >> i don't know if i have the secret. i'm sure he has something up his sleeve, as well. good morning to you. the trump sweep in tuesday's primaries can be attributed to many factors. what seems to be the main reason for his sweep is the anti-establishment sentiment that many gop voters share in common. every primary that we focused on, since march, is a reflection of the feeling that republicans have. here's a breakdown from the exit polls from tuesday. republican voters overwhelmingly chose the outsider, donald trump, 59% said they feel betrayed by gop politicians. that's a biggie. the most important issue voters are concerned about is the economy and jobs at 39%. terrorism ranks second at 24%, followed by government spending and then way down at the bottom is immigration. in pennsylvania gop voters expressed concerns about the economy. 56% are very worried about the state of the economy. 83% who voted in the state are in favor of an outsider winning

. >>> live from america's headquarters, i'm kelly wright. the pentagon will deploy 200 more troops and send eight apache helicopters. this comes as iraqi forces move to retake the key city of mosul. >>> the governor of michigan vowing to drink flint's water for a month in an attempt to show it's safe. the governor left home monday with five gallons of tap water, but he has apologized for his administration's role in the tainted water crisis urged people to use bottled water for cooking and drinking. >>> nordstrom will cut up to 400 jobs. it will save $60 million this year. the move follows job cuts by other retailers like walmart and macy's. contested republican convention, rnc chairman reince priebus is standing by rules that would require a candidate to have majority, that is 1,237 delegates needed in order to win the nomination. take a look. >> first of all, having a plurality of the delegates means that the field has the majority. so you have to have the majority. i mean, it's the united states of america. that's what we're founded on. e

i'm kelly wright. >> i'm patti ann browne.p's opponents might be smelling blood in the water today. the latest fox business poll showing senator ted cruz leading trump in wisconsin by ten points with governor kasich back in third place. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fighting for democratic votes in the badger state. both are set to speak tonight at the party's founders day dinner in milwaukee. we have live fox team coverage of today's campaigning. rich edison watching the demicheliss from washington, but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts following the republicans. >> reporter: certainly donald trump is facing a big challenge in the badger state but he's on friendly territory in the rothschild area, the north central part of the state. popular in the northern counties and the western counties. milwaukee area, not so much. trump certainly would like to come out of wisconsin a win, build some momentum for the next two weeks going into that really big contest in new york on the 19th with 95 delegate

. >> i'm kelly wright. we are just a few days away from the all-important new york primary.an candidates making a hard push in the empire state but another one, well, has this fight settling on a different prize. >> hillary clinton deciding not to campaign in new york today. she's actually on the opposite side of the country rubbing elbows with hollywood royalty. >> bern bernie sanders returning from a trip to the vatican and planning a big event in new york city tonight with al sharpton. >> we begin with the republicans. the three candidates heading into the final stretch as tuesday's new york primary looms large. ohio governor cajohn kasich hitting up a deli in new york city while donald trump is staying upstate today. texas senator ted cruz is in wyoming. he is lagging in the polls in new york and has set his sights on the western state where is he has much stronger support with donald trump, having an overwhelming lead for the gop here. in new york and new york city. john roberts joins us live from new york where trump held a rally today. his numbers keep going up and up

kelly. >> jay wright was also at the game yesterday. he was out there in right field styling with his purple pants on. >> well... >> remember when fonze was here, only he and jay wright can wear purple pants. live look, and look good in them by the way. southbound i-95, jammed up, approaching center city through construction zone. there we go, there is the sky line in the background there, time to make the doughnuts as the school buses role past our camera. we have an accident on the vine expressway ram tops 30th street station. here's a live lot at backup. all inning is will file. look at this guy trying to squeeze up the shoulder. single file like we did in grade school here. when we get around the ramp bam, is there the accident on the upside of the ramp for 30th street station. give yourself extra time heading down to grab the train. delays on the burlington bristol. they just completed an opening, so we are ready to roll there crash over in south jersey, black horse pike at green tree road and one in plymouth meeting at allendale a

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reporter: there is now a $25,000 reward for informationoa leading to the killers.rs in new york, kelly wright> ♪ >>> hey, welcome back. bac temperatures this morning have i been starting off on the cooloo you know what, we'll warm upar nicely today.nice let me show where you we'rewhe o going much lots of sunshine of the starting off almost perfectly sunny out there.re we'll be dry today.. we're going to also be temperatures warping up therep t into the middle 80s for some. not everybody but some of us will be mill 80ings right here h in town we'll be up to up t 84 degrees or so. hagerstown you're 80. 80. frederick, martinsburg up and ua down i81 lower 80s will settle t in there.here. manassas 85.5. 85 for culpeper and fredericksburg going to go for 86 degrees there.re gorgeous by the bay this morning.moing. gorgeous by the river as well.el anywhere around waterdater temperatures will be a little l cooler. we'll talk about 72 degrees forr annapolis.li how does it get any better than that? >> 78 degrees for leonardtown.t. >> erin como agrees with me.agre there's one taker.eak here she is with t

he like pocket square plane to show the clip. >> gabe, i think bob kelly kind of looks like jay wrightes, he does. >> same body. >> same hair. >> yes. >> he is a little slimmer than jay. >> say that again. >> i have the jacket on. >> let's look at how handsome. >> the lighter suit makes me look thinner and younger. >> sure it does. >> my goodness, pop out of the way. >> go backup to the split screen backup. >> yes. >> he has his unbutton. are you ready. hold on. >> hold on. >> there you go. >> i have a better idea, go over tour green screen. >> okay. >> and we will put up some basketball footage. gabe, thanks. you know who does television broadcast, before the game they mention your suits. >> yes, they do. >> it is very satisfying, to have someone, that can dress up well. >> how much do these suits cost. >> i want to show you this one right here. >> one of the most expensive fabrics made in the world today, this is 11,000 doll ars. >> now, i will show you one that is only 9,000 and this has, gold threads in it. >> everybody needs a gold thread tuxedos. >> $10,000 for a suit. >> get out

wright going to the nba? that will be coming up in sports. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> hey, good eveningbody. through the overnight till about five, 5:30 tomorrow morning, the vine expressway will be closed both directions between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. it's all part of that reconstruction of the vine street overpasses and for the next month and a half, get ready for a bumpy ride on the kelly drive. the repaving project started on monday. they're going to do it all during the off peak hours but nonetheless, you want to try to reroute over to the martin luther king drive or schuylkill expressway to avoid delays during the midday. we'll see you bright and errly we kicic now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> dramatic video coming out china tonight showing firefighters rescuing a young child from well. this all happened last thursday after the three-year-old fell into the well while she was paying in an empty courtyard. the responding firefighters tried reaching the toddler several times but couldn't. finally, they managed to hook the child's happened with a rope and t

wright going to the nba? that will be coming up in sports. >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic, here's bob kelly. >>> hey, good eveningbody. through the overnight till about five, 5:30 tomorrow morning, the vine expressway will be closed both directions between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. it's all part of that reconstruction of the vine street overpasses and for the next month and a half, get ready for a bumpy ride on the kelly drive. the repaving project started on monday. they're going to do it all during the off peak hours but nonetheless, you want to try to reroute over to the martin luther king drive or schuylkill expressway to avoid delays during the midday. we'll see you bright and errly we kick it off tomorrow morning at 4:00. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always pr

kelly, we promise. >> yes, wait until you see the cake and boss say dress up for the party. so i hired that taylor, jay wright's taylor. >> what? >> he will come in and make me a suit. wait until the boss gets the bill for that one. get dressed up by the guy that dresses jay wright. >> you kind of look like him. >> some people say that. make sure you are dressed appropriately. >> send the taylor bill to villanova, that is true. >> slide that in the middle of of some of the other bills as they sign off on the purchase order. good morning, southbound i-95, an accident a at girard avenue right in the construction zone. only two lanes opened here, not that bad as far as backup is concerned because volleys still sort of light in this 5:00 o'clock hour. the 42 freeway, coming in toward the city, some roads may be wet depending upon where there is isolated showers hit you rolling in and out of town, castor and unruh watch for an accident there in northeast philadelphia in pennsauken new jersey, cinnaminson, route 130 north bound an accident at taylors lane. now if you have some cool picks from the past 20 years, post

and coach wright, you will recall, got very emotional about his guys making that gesture. i want to go back now to denise nakano once again who's outside kelly's room where everybody's poured out into the streets, denise. >> reporter: jim, i don't think anybody left. i mean, there's probably maybe i saw 15 people running toward the direction of campus but for the most part the 350 people that were filling to capacity kelly's has now spilled out into the street and they just beside themselves. we have people taking out shirts, hands up in the air. hugs everywhere. i think people are just living up the moment. national championship that was a hard fight and it was a nailer at the end and here we are. people just so, so happy. and people that wanted to share this moment with so many others and why they turned out in such a big, big way to wait for hours to be part of this group. so here we are. we have got this celebration. this area contained to about a block where the crowd has spilled out into lancaster avenue. we have a lower marion police or thing the situation seem to be pretty under control at this hour. where you have got people just cele

kelly wake up and see this tripled? if i ask a question, is that an attempt to answer in 15 seconds? julia, t wright very much.icking with us. , what will come out of the imf world bank meeting over in d.c. ♪ you shouldn't have to go far to get the help you're looking for. that's why at xfinity we're opening up more stores closer to you. where you can use all of our latest products and technology. and find out how to get the most out of your service. so when you get home, all you have to do is enjoy it. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. ♪ david: we are just over an hour away from the opening bell here in new york city. we know got minor, he will be with us for the rest of the hour. imf, wells fargo, those things. jonathan: future ahead of the open, a little bit soft, gas , s&p down4 points 0.2%. let the story is the banks, beat, bea