have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >> americans are among the missing in that cruise ship disaster being compared to "titanic." and now, the company that owns the ship is speaking out. plus, iran showing no signs of backing down over its threats to close a major oil supply route. i'm harris falkner, and this is the fox report. >> hope and heart break after this luxury cruise liner tipped over off the coast of italy. two days of searching for the missing. the discovery of four victims who doesn't make it and new revelations coming from survivors. >> i was crying, i was

terrified. i was telling my husband, we're going to die here. no one would tell us what to do. >> i asked our cabin boy what to do. he had no idea what to do. >> fox reports live from the scene where the ship is sinking and inside the investigation, now word of criminal charges against the captain. republican candidates vying for victory in south carolina, a primary there just six days away, the road to the white house going through here where many people remain undecided and a chance to see the candidates up close, just 24 hours from now and another big debate. we're live on the campaign trail in the palmetto state with a preview. and a massive spacecraft failed on a mission to mars. see what hit earth and where. >> harris: brand new accounts of what went wrong off the doomed ship off the italy coast. as the story comes through, those who live through the

horror. two americans are among the passengers still unaccounted for after the costa concordia ran aground. figuring out how a ship that big, with radar and technology hit something that rips a 160 foot cash in its hull. and the captain faces manslaughter charges and abandoning his ship and his company points the finger of blame at the captain. reads in part, quote. it seems that the captain made errors of judgment that had very grave consequences. the route followed by the ship turned out to be too close to the coast. and it seems that his decision in handling the emergency did not follow cost a crocie r. e's procedures. they searched in hopes of

finding survivors and found the bodies of two more victims, elderly men in their life jackets and the discovery bringing the number of known dead to five. we're told that the number could rise. we've heard so much about the chaos in the moments when the ship started to go down and tonight, new amateur video coming into fox news. this taken from inside the ship immediately after it ran aground. listen to the announcement. as the lights went out. >> under control, we're currently in a blackout and our technicians are working to resolve the situation, and as they occur. >> an electrical fault, that's what they were told. more than 4,000 people on that ship at first. here is what followed. >> they said we were pushing and shoving, that's not true. they said the fifth floor and fourth floor and come to the boat. back to the boat when we got up to the boat. this man women and children first.

and that's when people kind of got, because they didn't know what to do. the people that were on the boat, they had no idea what to do so they're just standing there looking at us. >> and fox news correspondent greg burke streaming live from us from rome. you've learned details about the captain of that ship? >> harris, that's right. you know, something very interesting, he was hired by costa cruises in 2002 and get this, director of safety, security, on these ships and then later in 2006. he was promoted to captain. costa initially defended him in what happened here and later though, just one day later, 24 hours saying now, that he did make some serious errors, and he was too close to the coast. they initially said he followed the same route as everything, now, the other thing very interesting, coming out today, was that it appears the ship not only tried to keep the passengers calm.

and it took a very long time. up to an hour letting the italian coast guard know that it was in serious trouble. obviously, with such a big hole in its hull. harris. >> harris: those are interesting details coming out of this investigation, it's early, greg, we want to point that out. they found victims, some alive and some survivors, and also some bodies. what are chances of finding more people this that boat? >> well, they've been pretty honest about that. the good news today italian, after 36 hours he had a broken leg and taken out, but quite frankly they're starting to go upped neat the water line and admitting it's going to be very, very difficult as the toll stands right now five dead, 15 unaccounted for, among those 15, two americans. there may be some hope though that they'll find them elsewhere. today there was also a group of japanese who showed up in rome and they took off. didn't tell anyone they had. and hoping some other people

may have slipped through the cracks, harris. >> harris: among the stories of confusion and nightmarish details and chaos, there are some stories of heroism tonight? >> yeah, there are. some nice things. you know? the buzz ward has been chaos and cowardace as well if you talk to the passengers. and blankets, the parish priest putting about a hundred in the church. and one story, argentinian woman telling her daughter couldn't walk, she's a pair plegic, one of the cabin boys carried her and the mother wasn't so lucky, they wouldn't let her in the life boat she had to jump, but they made it together and got back on the island. >> harris: greg burke, thank you very much. survivors are sharing stories,

rivalling stoers-- stories from the "titanic." and one couple tried to hand their child to her, they didn't think they'd make it out alive. and we're revealing stories from greg burke's report they felt they got little or no help. >> and when i turned around, after everybody was jumping off of that boat. there was not one crew member, it was just good samaritans helping people out of the life boats. >> harris: and again, that was on fox report last night we talked about robert on his honeymoon, while the investigation into what happened is ongoing. incredible stories like that now surfacing from those to lived through it, working more on that part of the story for us in our new york city news room isox correspondent, julie banderas. >> that's right, harris. passengers described the scene on board the ship as horrifying. chaotic and terribly unorganized. some crawled through hallways and ladders, and others leapt

overboard into the frigid sea as they tried to evacuate. many passengers were inside the restaurant having dinner at the time of the accident and say that waiters instructed them to remain seated even as it began listed. the chaos ensued, and separating women and children and men refused to be separated from their families. >> and i had to, i thought i was going to die. because nobody was saying anything to us, nobody-- it was just afraid. >> once aboard the life boats, passengers say the crew members weren't trained for an evacuate. one helms appeared to be unable to steer into life boat and banged into the ship, and

a passenger took over the lead. and the entire ordeal was sheer madness. >> the rescue was awful. it was very, very disorganized. we had not had our muster check, we did not know where to go. when we got to the side of the boat to board the rescue boats, they were full. it took us five tries on different boats to get on. my husband and i finally got on. and we feel fortunate. >> now, the state department says 125 americans in all were on board as you mentioned earlier. still two are unaccounted for and family members back here in the states are eagerly awaiting their return home, harris. >> harris: julie, thank you. now we move to iran, the showdown with the nuclear program, appears the iranian government is upping the ante, warning they better not up the

output if iranian oil is embargoed. a once two weeks. the iranian navy completing war games near the strait of hormuz. and an act that leon panetta would cross a red line and will not be tolerated. 1/6 of the oil is through that strait. >> and scheduled war games between the united states and israel have now been postponed until later this summer. but the pentagon denies the reason for the delays, fears over escalating tensions with iran. a planned trip by the head of the joint chiefs of staff is still on for next week. the pentagon is careful to point out that the trip has been long planned, but we also know that president obama has been on the phone in recent days with benjamin netanyahu, warning him of dire

consequences if israel launches a unilateral attack on iran. comes at a time when iran has been blaming both the united states and israel for the assassination of one of the top nuclear scientists killed last week when men on motorcycles placed a magnetic bomb on the side of his car. one of several nuclear scientists targeted and killed in recent years by unknown assailants. and extreme sensitivity. it's warning her persian gulf companies not to boost oil protection to offset any potential drop in tehran's crude oil exports and it exactly the oil sales, harris. >> harris: all right. doug mcelway reporting for us, thank you very much. and the u.s. military possibly delivering a blow, reportedly a drone strike killed the leader in waziristan. and pakistani officials say they intercepted radio communications indicating that taliban commander was killed

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and one notable exception to the activity. mitt romney taking a rare day off from the campaign trail as g.o.p. channelers try to slow down his momentum for the presidential nomination. our chief political correspondent, campaign carl cameron from south carolina. and romney is leading the polls, but newt gingrich with a line of attack. >> he's trying to win the south carolina primary. mitt romney has a better organization and has been advertising a lot longer than the rest of the field, while many were concentrating on iowa or in jon huntman cases new hampshire and mitt romney had the infrastructure building here and newt beggi gingrich added aattack, requesting to release the tax

returns. he was not ruled it out and might, if and when he becomes a republican nominee, but not until then. here is newt gingrich with another iteration of his demand today. >> they can dodge, they can dodge, they can dance, do what they want to, a very simple question, is he prepared to release his taxes and i'm prepared to release mine, i think the american public has a right to know, where they've been, and every candidate i know of a pretty straight forward questioned. >> and he points out he hasn't been nominated yet. and if he wants to talk about who reveals what first, he needs to explain what he made to freddie mac. and back and forth they go. south carolina making good the promise for a tough battle. >> harris: i wonder what it's like to watch tv in south carolina with the ads on the air. i always wonder that. anyway, carl-- >> it's a blizzard of attack

ads. >> harris: no doubt. >> negative and super pac ads and candidate ads. >> harris: 150 state leaders made an endorsement and picked rick santorum. any idea how much of a boost he might get from that? >> well, definitely gotten a lot of buzz and with only five and a half campaign days left now. there's really, just, it's his last best opportunity and he's going to get some more momentum as the consequence of those endorsements and there's been larger insurgents crowds for mr. santorum and making the same play in new hampshire as well as in iowa conservatives need to recognize he's the real deal and not listen to pundits and pollsters. >> in south carolina, vote your conscience, vote your values, don't compromise, don't believe the pundits, don't believe -- what you believe in, pollsters show us that all of these key states are running polls and i'm doing as well if not governor

romney. [applause] >> and everybody we talked to expresses great uncertainty even those who think they're going to support someone, easily remind, yeah, they may change their minds, not a lot of solid votes, the polls, and a third one out of every three people are likely to change their minds before saturday. >> harris: all right. carl cameron, good to see you. all candidates will be on fox news tomorrow. from south carolina live, bret baier will anchor the fox news channel and g.o.p. debate at 9 p.m. eastern. even if you're not in south carolina to cast a vote. your voice can be heard in our online live chat. go to foxnews.com and click on the live link in the upper right-hand corner of our home page and get your questions and comments in during our live interactive online coverage. i'll see you there for that on foxnews.com. and while u.s. trading will be closed for the holiday tomorrow, world markets are just hours away from opening.

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>> terrifying moments when gunshots ripped through a missouri shopping mall. and a lockdown in kansas city, and sending panicked shoppers running for cover. >> i was scared. i thought we were going to die and hoping that everyone was okay and hoping that god was

with everyone. we were just walking like normal and we heard five gunshots and we didn't know what to do and everybody was running and grabbing us and everybody was like freaking out and we ran to the other side of the mall and like this lady and these cops told us we were really, really lucky we didn't get shot. >> we're told a young man and wounded were wounded in the shooting, their injuries not life threatening. two men identified as persons of interest in the case. police saying they had an argument with the victims right before opening fire. european leaders expressing new hopes that they can stall the crushing debt problems. a crisis that experts could warn could easily spread to the united states and affect all of us. to some extent affected all of our 401(k)'s, as investors pull in and out of european investments. and nicolas sarkozy says they c

can, france's sterling triple-a rating was cut and america had a rating last year as lawmakers fought over how to control our own deficit. brenda buttner, how this could play out in the coming week. >> as secrets go, this is one of the worst kept in recent memory. from wall street to global markets, practically everyone expected that france would lose its prized triple-a credit rating. joining a growing club of countries down graded by the agencies. welsh the bad news hit stocks the same way it did last summer when the u.s. suffered a similar fate? not likely, though the official word came after the closing bell in the u.s. the mood was rumored for weeks. just another development in the growing dead mess choking europe. now though it's not contained in the smaller countries. proud france, the fifth large he is economy, could suffer higher borrowing costs.

this is greece and other faulter euro zone nations need it and germany's help more than ever. yes, stocks fell friday as down grades were anticipated to hit that day, but the dow's drop was nothing compared to the wild swings that came last summer when the debt crisis traumatized the market. triggers knew this was just one ratings agency and germany, europe's strongest economy, was spared a downgrade. and remember, that the widely anticipated sale of treasuries, when s & p downgraded our debt last august, never materialized. investors kept buying, and, but for the short-term, the marketses closed monday for martin luther king day, have plenty to do besides respond to a secret that was a headline long before it became official news. next week, fourth quarter earnings season kicks into high gear and citigroup, bank of america, apple and google open their books.

still, longer term, europe's debt disaster could have a huge impact on your money. it could derail our tepid recovery here at home, and send world prices climbing. already, u.s. exports to europe are down falling 6% in november. harris, back to you. >> harris: brenda, thank you very much. the denver broncos taking a beating from the new england patriots. maybe you saw it this weekend. it's a game that a lot of people are talking about, including the man there, tim tebow. and stories from a doomed cruiseship, survivors recounting the nightmare that ran aground off the coast of italy. >> my husband and i finally got on and we felt so fortunate that we got on a boat, others didn't. we feel very fortunate. ♪ is it fast? it's got a lightning bolt on it, doesn't it? ♪

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that the crew members did not help they will. they did not know what to do. tonight the captain facing manslaughter charges, and the company saying it seems he made errors in judgment. and divers continuing the search, and satisfying there's no visibility around the murky, saying that everything that can float is floating, making their mission to find any more survivors or victims much more difficult, but those who are safe tonight are quite thankful and now they're telling their stories as they live through what happened two nights ago. >> we were told that the electrical system were failing and first told not to panic. >> and the lights, under control, we're currently in a blackout and our technicians are working to resolve the situation. >> and there wasn't enough room on the boat for us and they were coming back to get us and sinking more and more on the side. and we made the decision at

that point we had to get off. >> and i'm-- dependent real highs this is actually happening right now. and this will hit me later. and there's still people on there. >> and the rescue boats, they were full and took us five tries on different boats to get on and my husband and i finally got on and we feel so fortunate, we feel so fortunate that we made it on a boat because others didn't. and we feel fortune. >> fortunate and no doubt they'll never forget. we're joined on the phone by one of the survivors. he's from argentina, a passenger on the boat. you're with us by phone, yes, yes, i'm here. >> harris: i understand as you were trying to get off that ship you were forced to help other people and they were forced to help you. what was happening? >> yeah, it was-- we helped each other, it was because the crew didn't do

anything, no experience. they disappeared and didn't see any officer, just the normal waitress from the restaurant, you know? >> and who were you travelling with? >> i was travelling with my mom, my two brothers and one of her, one of his, my brother's girlfriend. so, we were there with my brother, we start helping the people to get on the ships, because no one helped from the crew, obviously. and the people, some people screaming and all of those things and we started getting on the ship to them. the only good thing i remember from this tragedy, when i got on the coast and the people came to me and take me, told me, told me thank you, thank you, thank you very much for help, what you need to save my life. i don't remember the face, but the greatest thing that happened, the only thing, because the tragedy, a nightmare. >> harris: yeah, at least an a silver lining in the fact that you guys were together. we're watching video, before

we let you go. it seemed that the boat filled up with water rather quickly. >> well, when we're having dinner the boat went to the left and then after we hit the rock, the boat was to the right and we started running to the boats, but they don't let us get in. only say that it was a problem from the electricity problem. and it's going to be solved. but, nothing. it was the light-- at the last minute it was a light, an electrical problem, obviously a lie and you know the worst part? no english or spanish until the last moment. only italian and for the people that don't speak italian. >> do you speak italian. >> only a little bitment only speak a little bit and more english and spanish, that's all i know. >> harris: maybe they were giving you instructions, but you wouldn't have understood it because you didn't understand the language. stefano, we're glad that you could join us tonight and that you and your family members are safe.

thank you very much. >> thank you, and to hear me and my story, this tragedy. >> harris: you bet. >> there were things happening in my life. and it's a movie thing, i think this was a movie thing and now i realize it could happen to anyone. >> harris: stefano, thank you. i tell you, we continue to hear the stories and we know they're early in the investigation and you wonder what the cruise company is being told by all of these people. there's some consistency that you hear from each one. we'll continue to bring you the stories and latest as we hear it. have you ever heard of patriot guard riders? they escort military fumes. as you're about to see, sometimes their jobs expand into saving lives. it's a fox trip across america. indiana, that group of patriot guard riders, springing into action when a jeep catapults into the path of their communal motorcade.

they were escorting procession for the military man. and a man and her six-year-old, a grandmother and another six-year-old boy were pulled out with less severe injuries. and missouri, if you build it, they will come back. after a summer without baseball, joplin's little league able to come back to the field. last year's twister destroyed just about everything. >> we've got plans and what we want to make it back to the park that it was before. >> harris: some people in kansas city donating all the money and supplies right down to home plate. florida, a different kind of therapy for some wounded warriors. the veterans all spending quality times with dolphins at a research center in key west. we're told hanging with

dolphins getting used to. >> a little nervous, i didn't know what i was getting into, touching it and things like that, but they're, they're very friendly and i mean, a minute. >> harris: the dolphin swim was the highlight of the three-day, 150 mile cycling event from miami to the florida keys. washington, a baby sea otter quickly becoming the most popular attraction at the aquarium. the mama closing it close, and so close in fact, doctors don't know its gender yet. high drama way up north. the port of nome alaska surrounded by ice. that's not news, but this is. and in alaska, they have ice there. the city now of nome suffering from a lack of fuel. it's been a brutal winter they say and after weeks of watching and waiting for ships to come in, now there's an

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>> help in the nick of time as a russian tanker comes to the rescue of an american city. nome alaska going without much needed fuel during one of the coldest winters on record there. the city's harbor blocked by ice. and now the russian carrier carrying supplies has broken through and reached port after getting stuck for some time off shore. the u.s. coast guard playing a

big role in this as well. our casey stegall a live and warm i hope in the west coast news hub, casey? >> talk about a voyage, the ship left russia by the way in the middle of december and picked up diesel in south korea and making his way about 300 miles through the ice of the bering sea, ever since, all of this of course with the help of the u.s. coast guard cutter healy. just for perspective. take a look at the map. nome alaska is very, very small, only about 3500 people or so way up there on the northwestern part of alaska. it missed its pre-winter delivery of fuel after a storm swept through months ago. now we should tell you tonight that the tanker and the cutter are situated less than a half mile off the coast of nome and crews are ready to begin piecing together a huge segmented pipe that will actually lay on top of the ice

and transfer 1.3 million gallons of fuel to the lahr bore. the u.s. coast guard telling the fox news channel they had to wait it out to make sure that the disturbed ice had refrozen and making it safe for the crews. once the hose is down and fuel is flowing, personnel will walk its length every 30 minutes or so to ensure that there are no leaks. and each segment has its own spill containment area as a precaution and the this enter transfer can take from 36 hours to five days and to say this this fuel is needed bad may just be an understatement. it's been a brutal winter in alaska, temperatures dipping to minus 60 degrees in part and nome's next opportunity for a fuel transfer wouldn't come until spring, harris. >> harris: wow, it is alaska. the rest of the story. >> reporter: it is. >> harris: casey will be hitting the beach tomorrow. he's in southern california. >> reporter: don't tell people.

>> harris: they know. thank you, casey. well, what comes up must come down. a failed russian probe plummeting to earth. saying that the mars moon probe crashed into the pacific ocean near southern part of chile. the russian spokesperson saying it was a larger area, brazil. and the probe failed after getting stuck in earth's orbit saying it was one of the heaviest and toxic pieces of space junk to ever crash to earth. a bomb breaks up a religious ceremony in pakistan and a government building in iraq is attacked. two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. pakistan, a bomb ripping through a religious procession as people were coming out of the minority shiite muslim mosque. more than a dozen dead and many more wounded and they

mourning the death of a revered 7th century figure. iraq, government forces in their first serious fight against insurgents, without american military backup. and after several hours, seven policemen killed in the gun battle. police say they set up the attacker as a decoy. and hungary, a journey more than 5,000 miles long, now underway. more than 400 participants from 35 countries lining up at the start of the 7th budapest rally. the charity ride expected to end up in africa. the goal is to give people of all walks of life a chance to take part. france, we're on a watch. the pandas were leaving china

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>> details coming out about the man at the center of an investigation in what appeared to be serial killings in southern california. anaheim police arresting this man. you can see him there in red. they're accusing him of

stabbing four homeless men over the past month and witnesses chasing that suspect after the latest victim was stabbed to death in a restaurant parking lot. the suspect is said to be a marine veteran who served in iraq. and family members say he was mentally troubled when he returned home two years ago. as congress returns to work this week, political expert say house speaker john boehner could find himself fending off attacks on two fronts. not only from president obama making congress the main opponent in the reelection bid, but members of his own party. peter doocy with news from washington. >> president obama is running for reelection and what he calls a do nothing congress some say that speaker boehner couldn't get his members on the same page and he needs to be clear on what our strategy

is, i got chewed out by folks who said why did you fold and i got scolded at home and i don't like it. leadership has to make decisions about you we could at least be on the same page. not everyone thinks that boehner is to blame for disagreements within the g.o.p. caucus. the problems that we had last legislative session are not john boehner's fault. first thing we need to do is look in the mirror and make sure we're doing what we're supposed to be doing and understand the reality. we have 1/2 of1/3 of government. >> the speaker says, you know, of i grew up in a large family and had my frustration trying to come to decisions within the if a manically and my goodness, there are 242 of us in this family and my job is to listen to members to make decisions how we move forward and get everybody on the same page and go. it's not easy and it's back to work this week on wednesday, the majority leader eric cantor's office says the house will vote on their resolution of disapproval of the president's request to raise

the debt limit. harris. >> harris: peter, thank you. tebow mania, officially over at least for this nfl season. it leaves some fans saying don't go, tebow! and others shouting for the other man you see on the screen, tom brady, is that his real hair? sports on sunday next. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. the best approach to food is tkeep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the otr guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal. dave. -hey, dave. -hey, dave. hey.

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>> tim tebow began the nfl season as a backup quarterback for the denver broncos, he ended up i guess you could call him a phenomenon even though he couldn't get past tom brady with a pass. the daily national.com. joining me now, good to meet you for the first time on fox report and we do sunday night sports. tim tebow, talk to me, what happens next? >> what happens next? does he come back and is he a traditional quarterback? he's certainly going to have the popularity, but will he

become that traditional quarterback, like tom brady? we don't know. >> harris: what did you glimpse yesterday? >> what we glimpsed was not good. at one point, tom brady had more touchdown passes than tim tebow had completions. when you think of him as a traditional quarterback, i don't think that's going to happen. will he come to a point as an adequate quarterback. i think with the training camp. i think it can happen. >> harris: i was reading one of the coordinators that have been working with him may be leaving the him and i don't know how that will treat him in the off season. a game that just wrapped up on fox, is the green bay packers and the new york giants, and people couldn't imagine green bay that was undefeated for so long losing this game, but wow. >> indeed. the giants did it to them a few years ago, went into a frozen tundra of green bay and beat brett favre and 15-1 green bay going down, it's a

pretty big upset, but the giants played them well earlier this year and we could almost see this coming, but certainly an upset. >> as woo he move through the playoffs, what are surprises that you've seen and things we say, oh, no, i knew exactly what was going to happen there. >> i think the way some of the upper echelon teams played in turning the ball over and san francisco against new orleans, new orleans turned the ball over six times and that's not their game plan. and today, one of the things that propelled the giants were turnovers by green bay upperer echelon teams not living up to the expectations certainly did them in. >> harris: as we move ahead. how do you see this playing out? >> i think we may be seeing a repeat of a few years ago, patriots and giants. they look like they're on the collision course and i think this time the patriots are going to have their revenge. >> harris: quickly, what happened with the giants that turned it around for them? >> i think they're peaking at the right time. a few years ago when they won the super bowl, same sort of situation, having to go on the road aen play tough teams, tough environments and built

up their mental edge and coming together at the right time. >> harris: back to tim tebow, i'll be curious to see if they do the tebow in the future, the bow he does. >> it will be interesting to see if he gets to do it in the future and if he's going to be on the field. >> harris: at one point, john el we for the broncos says he might not play tim tebow. >> he might not play, we'll see what's coming up. >> harris: mike, good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> harris: and on this day in 2009, there was a miracle on the hudson. many of us who live along that river couldn't believe our eyes. u.s. airways flight 59 had taken off from laguardia in new york. during the initial climb, a bird strike disabled the engine. when the crew, led by captain chesley sully sullenberger realized they wouldn't be able to make it to the airfield. they decided to land in the