It's tax day, people are getting bigger refunds, but that's not the only major money news today.

The lead starts right now.

The Fed's turned away at the Federal Reserve as they try and investigate its chairman Jerome Powell.

Today, President Trump's new threat against the Fed chair

if he doesn't leave in exactly one month,

that's when his term is up.

Plus, despite the pushback, the president,

keeping the Jesus controversy alive,

this time calling his latest post, quote,

quite nice.

And a mother's desperate decision during a fire,

tossing her children from a third-story apartment window to firefighters waiting below.

Come here, come here, for me.

We'll speak with that mother here on the lead.

Welcome to lead on Phil Mattingly, in for Jake Tapper.

We start in our money lead, the Cornerstone Independence of the Central Bank.

The U.S. Federal Reserve, yeah, it's headed for another major stress test.

Just one month from today, on May 15th, Jerome Powell's term as Fed chairman is set to expire. Now Powell has promised to stay on the job as chairman pro tem until a successor is confirmed,

saying that is what the law calls for.

But in a new interview that aired today on Fox business, President Donald Trump was asked what would happen if Powell does stay.

I don't have to fire him, okay? If he's not leaving on time, asked what would happen if Powell does stay.

I don't have to fire him, okay?

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