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connor powell, streaming live from kabul. bring us the latest.

>> with every new day, a crisis gets worse and worse and worse. helping train afghan police officers. the gunman is reportedly still on the loose, u.s. and afghan officials are trying to figure out who he was, and how he got access to these u.s. soldiers, and, where he is now. big questions remain about the entire incident. as you said, general john allen, top u.s. commander here, pulled all u.s. advisors out from working with the ministries. that is key to the entire mission here... the whole point here is to train afghans to teach them to take responsibilities

i. >> you are out lining the mission, the strategy to train the afghan forces but the overall mission in afghanistan, how is it this affect that? >> it's not exactly clear. this is a crisis that is every day bringing a new problem. and it is not getting better. there was real hope that yesterday would sort of be the peak of the protests. we've seen protests across the country. they are growing, they are staying violent, and you saw again two incidences in the last week two have been attacked by their afghan partners. the entire mission depends on training afghans to take security responsibility. it's not clear if that's going to happen. if this type of miss trust and anger is creating this type of toxic environment. harris. >> connor powell, thank you very

much. and right on the boarder of afghanistan, in neighboring pakistan, a drone suspected to be american has gone down. it happened, telling fox news they don't know what caused it to go down, whether it was shut down or suffered a mechanical failure. they are denying claims by the taliban that they shot it down. you may remember the u.s. lost a drone in iran not too long ago. it went down in december while flying a mission over afghanistan. and it was all over iranian state television, the u.s. demanded they return the drone, and instead they created pink toy version of it and sent it to president obama. also in the region, fox news confirming pakistan is demolishing the come bound where osama bin laden spent his final days in hiding. the special forces raided that come bound killing the former lead everybody. overnight they started tearing

it down and destroying the walls there. meanwhile this development. leaked details from top secret cables revealing new concerns about terrorists safe havens inside pakistan. the washington post reporting the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan says he believes efforts to fight militants in pakistan failed, which in turn threatens to derail our u.s. strategy in afghanistan. right now a new higher price for gasoline again. a national average for a gallon of regular gasoline, $3.67. that's up 14 cents from just a week ago. remarks earlier today from president obama and the debate over the skyrocketing gas prices. in his weekly address the president accusing republicans of playing politics with the issue. but senator kay bailey hutchinson delivering the republican response. he said there is a way to fix the policy and the president's policies are not helping. >> some politicians always see

this as a political opportunity. since it is an election year, they are dusting off their same three point plan for two dollars gas. i'll save you the suspense. step one according to them is drill. step two is drill, and step three is to keep drilling. >> all forecasts are prices to rocket above four dollars a gallon during the summer driving season. families and businesses will be devastated. >> republicans also calling out president obama over his decision to stall construction of a new oil pipeline from canada. our correspondent, doug with the news. who has it right for assessing blame for the high prices here? >> they are both a little bit right and oil traders might suggest a little wrong. there is some agreement the present spike in prices is uncertainty in the middle east of the that said they have continually warned america there are no quick fixes to these types of spikes.

>> we can't just drill our way to lower gas prices. if we are going to take control of our energy future and avoid the gas spikes down the line, then we need a sustained, all of the above strategy is develops every available source of american energy, oil, gas, wind, solar, nuclear, biofuels and more. >> but oil industry executives say we can drill our way into more prosperity. >> if we were allowed to produce the u.s. oil and natural gas in the united states, coupled with imports from canada with the keystone exhe will pipeline, and you add to that the good number of renewable energy forms that we bring to the market, we could be energy self-sufficient right here in north america in twelve years. >> george says the only thing that is lacking is the political will in the white house to do so. harris. >> and all the political back and forth this week, doug, we heard the president say the domestic oil production has actually risen during his

administration. his critics say that's not exactly the whole story. >> that's true. it has risen, i should say, and most people tend to agree with that. but there's a different factor. a lot of the permits that were granted were granted in the bush administration and they are a report of those factors occurring in the bush administration. harris. >> maybe some of the pressure put global by in -- globally, si arabia said they would make up the difference with the iranian threats. what is happening to that? >> that appears to have already happened. oil reports saudi arabia boosted exports to over 9 million barrels a week, as compared to five. it remains to see if that's a long-term solution or a temporary one. saudi arabia is the only middle

east country that holds spare capacity, however. >> still our prices go up. we will stay on it. thank you very much. fox news is america's election headquarters and we are days away from two crucial republican primaries. the vote tuesday in michigan and arizona. governor mitt romney and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum, both campaigning in the state today. the race is tight between these two men, according to the policy. santorum getting confident telling them the race is winnable to them. romney, as you know, was born in michigan. his dad served as three terms as governor there. the policy show how close it is. romney is just a point ahead of santorum. romney with 35% of the vote and santorum with 34. ron paul and newt gingrich both trailing behind. steve brown is live in detroit, michigan. santorum and romney are already battling it out, even with the

daytona 500? >> all the way to florida, yes. as a matter of fact, it looks like the daytona 500 is going to play a factor, maybe a small one, maybe a big one, who knows. if you are asking why, the reason is simple. there's an awful lot of republicans that go to threes races and watch these races, and that's why mitt romney, two days out of a really important contest for him, is going to the daytona 500 to see the race and to be seen. now for certain, he will not be rooting for car number 26. that will be the tony reigns number 46 starting in the 46th fog because his sponsor is one of his rival, rick santorum. santorum has something to say about it. he said nascar and the daytona 3500 is about as american you can get and it's great to have my campaign represented by one of these incredible machines. there you have it. you have a spur kind of primary going on at the daytona 500 as it relates to michigan. >> i wonder if you and i could get our names on some day tona

500 cars. >> it would cost you. >> i understand arizona gov. jan brewer is ready to announce she's made up her mind on an endorsement. >> fox news has confirmed that she is set on a candidate. she hasn't named that candidate. she says she will announce that candidate sometime tomorrow and work on past of that can state to get that person elected. now in relation to the arizona primary also tuesday, recent policy have suggested that that's mitt romney's race. he's had double-digit leads in the last three policy, again, we don't know which direction she's going but we will know tomorrow. harris. >> thank you very much. a new push to change election day in america. one group wants to move it from tuesday to saturday. some experts say that really won't change much. first a security scare at a major u.s. airport after passengers were just able to stroll right through security check points. how does this happen? we are looking into it. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. [ wind howling ]

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>> two airport security workers off the job tonight after a security breach. a metal detector left unattended with as many as five people just strolling through security unscreened. this is video of that very area from when it first opened a while back. terminal b was closed for a few hours today and twelve flights even delayed when officials realized what had happened. they tracked down those five passengers and had to rescreen them. the transportation security administration is investigating on exactly why that detector had no staff working at the time. major military preperations underway in the persian gulf in the event with a conflict with iran. a new report revealing the pentagon is planning new hand and sea measures to stop any attempts by iran to close the

strait of hormuz and the navy beefing up their ships. >> the u.s. navy is adding guns to their destroyerers and ships to encounter any iranian fast boots and of that might be used to try to close the straight of hormuz. the sources also say the pentagon asked the pentagon to reallocate $100 million of defense funds to make sure there aren't any gaps in our military's capabilities in the gulf. it cops about two weeks after the pentagon asked for $85 million more for bunker buster bomb upgrades and one day after the international atomic energy agency said it has serious concerns about iran's nuclear program. near then of it's 11 page report it says the agency continues to have serious concerns regarding possible military dimension to iran's nuclear program. check it out.

iranium needs to be enriched to 09% level weapon. 20% is all that's been produced so far. but since november iran's 20% production has tripled and that's the level that once reached make it easier to enrich above 90%. but remember, as all this is going on, our director of national intelligence said just last month that iran hasn't decided to build a nuclear weapon yet. >> we don't believe they have actually made the decision to go ahead with a nuclear weapon. >> a state department spokesman said yesterday they are concerned about iran's lack of willingness to engage with the international community about their nuclear program. harris. >> thank you. strong winds in the northeast and a lot of snow in one part of our country. elsewhere a tornado causing a passive destruction. stretching more than 3 miles long. a powerful twister did so much damage. we will have live team fox coverage next. laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore,

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>> fox welter alert. twisters, hail and lightning leaving cleanup in georgia. a twister carved a swath more than 3 miles long. the wednesday night twister packing winds of more than 90 miles an hour. the tornado touched down in rome and headed east, up rooting trees and living roofs off homes and buildings. it is not the onlytister to hit the south. we have team fox coverage and the fox weather center. let's again with elizabeth fran live in atlanta. what about the carolinas, what

is the latest there? >> people are picking up the pieces after the string of violent thunderstorms and storms ripped through the east. they said winds there reached 130 miles an hour and the storm carved an 8 1/2 mile path, ripping up homes and businesses. some parts of the state saw more than two inches of rain. and just over state lines in north carolina, residents there feeling temperatures today more than 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. so with that shift came a system dropping a quarter-size inch hail, heavy rainfall. we saw tree limbs down, power lines down. at one point more than 2,000 people were without power. harris. >> i mentioned in our reporting just moments ago that one person has died. i think that happened in georgia. what about that area? >> you are right. a 73-year-old woman unfortunately died wednesday night when rome was hit a tornado. she died after heart attack shortly after the storm passed through. we know that particular storm

carved about a 3 1/2 mile stretch with reported wind speeds abouted 5 miles an hour. that area has been hit five times in less than a year. here is what resident said about the seemingly rio -- reoccurrence. >> with all our beautiful, wonderful trees, we feel safe but you never know when it's going to snap. >> harris, that storm was about a thousand feet before the air surface when it started to circulate so local meteorologists weren't able to pick it up on the radar. so those people unfortunately in rome, georgia had no warning on wednesday night. back to you. >> we will keep them in our prayers. no warning. all right. thank you very much. let's go maria. you were no doubt listening. no warning for the people in rome, georgia. >> unfortunately that does happen and it's important everyone stay alert when we have

slight to moderate risks. because you may not get notice of some of the warnings. the storm system has exited fortunately and now we are seeing it move into portions of offshore off the northeast. and it did produce strong winds today. not severe storms but strong wind gusts in excess of 40, 50 miles an hour at time across the north east and we have wind advisories stretching from boston to philadelphia. they will stay in effect until midnight tonight. currently the winds are gusting 15 to 30 miles an hour across the region. you can see around northern new hampshire, winds currently gusting up to 50 miles an hour. so extreme stuff out there. and because the winds are gusting so strongly, we are seeing some of the lake-effect snow bandsx> all right. pgh maria, thank you very much. a new american cardinal with a strong view about the obama administration's take on who

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>> i'm harris falkner. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. nato pulling out all workers from government ministries in afghanistan following the killing of two high-ranking military advisors. this happened inside a highly secure command center in kabul. the taliban claiming responsibility immediately for the murders of the american colonel and major, saying they were retaliation for the burning of the ku ran earlier this week. four american soldiers killed in a few days since the quran burning. thousands of people take to the streets and 27 killed in the protests. all of this began after the bung of copies of the quran at an airbase earlier this week. our military said it was a mistake and president obama apologized in a letter to afghan president harm my karzai saying

it was accidental. counting down to the next major contest in the republican race for the white house. voters cast ballots in michigan and arizona on tuesday and then on super tuesday, march 6th, people in ten dates go to the policy. but have you ever wondered why these contests are held on a particular day of the week? now there's a push to move them to the weekend but the federal government is saying not so fast. we are in the west coast newsroom with more. the big question, why on tuesday, why not saturday? why, why, why? >> well, harris, dust off your history books. we have a lesson for you. can you believe that this law goes all the way back to 1845? that is when congress decided that tuesdays would be the day that our federal elections would be held. mostly to accommodate the farmers because they had to load up in their horse and buggies, it took them to day to travel, a day for voting and day to travel

back and it wouldn't interfere with market or worship days so tuesday was the most lodgal. clearly a lot has changed since then so now a democratic congressman from new york plans on enter of introducing the weekend voting act, proposing federal elections be held on saturdays and sundays when most are off work. >> hopefully by making voting more convenient, we will have less apathetic voters that actually have faith in our system. i don't think it's going to be the silver bullet that makes voter turnout in the united states 80, 90, 100%, but it will surely go a long way from the 50% we've averaged for a long time >> but the g. a. o. did a study that said is wouldn't necessarily increase the turnout. changing the day would be costly and it would be difficult to find workers to staff polling places and some of the sights

like churches would no longer be available. >> you will confuse people if you make these changes and that is not trivial. if your goal is to increase participation, don't change the system. figure out how to bring more people into the system. >> critics of moving the election tell us that there have also been other failed attempts to try and boost voter turnout, like a lot of states people are able to vote by mail. also signing up people to vote when they get their driver's license, known as the motor voter program. and, harris, those attempts have not really succeeded in getting more people to the polls as well and this wouldn't either. >> you know what would be interesting is to get the candidates' take on this. there might be an argument for keeping it on a weekday like a tuesday because they get the whole weekend to try to get last minute votes when people have more time to think about the issues. >> you know, it's really interesting on that organization's website whytuesday organize. there's a video clip where they

asked most the candidates why we vote on tuesday and most didn't know. it's something the law passed in 1845 and it's been that way ever since. there haven't been big formal plans to change it. so, it's really interesting as we have done some digging in the story. >> stacy, class you are on the job. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> former south african president nelson mandela expected to be discharged from the hospital either tomorrow or monday. mandela, who is 93 years old, taken to the hospital earlier today with a chronic stomach ailment. he's reportedly undergoing testing. the south african president assuring their people the much of-beloved icon is in no danger. he officially retired and last appeared in public in july of 2010. former italian president berlusconi dodging a legal bull net. corruption case thrown out against him by an italian judge because the statute of limitations expired. he was accused of lying.

he failed to come up with reforms to help italy survive europe's debt crisis and resigned. but his legal foes is still far from over. he's still under investigation for a coverup. and one stop as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> west bank. two days of smoke, fire and bloodset shed. palestinians throwing rocks and bottles at israeli troops. those shoulders responding with teargas. a young palestinian protester killed. the violence all sparked by rumors that some israelis were planning to storm an islamic holy site. israel saying the rumors are false. china. crews pulling for victims from a

deadly bus accident. a driver lost control on a winding mountainous road and the bus varying off a cliff and tumbling down with dozens of passengers on bore. 15 people killed, 19 injured. cuba. venezuelan president chavez arriving in havana, welcomed by cuban president castro. he's undergoing tests to determine if he has another tumor. he was treated last year for a tumors. mont neglect -- montenegro. blake helicopters delivering food and supplies to villagers. 13 years ago they led a nature toe mission here and bombing of august should have yeah. that's a ran of the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. one of the world's richest men admits he's not always right on the money. next, the billionaire who now says he blew it with his

prediction on the housing market. and a wet day on the job for some firefighters. the hollywood hills springs a leak. a really big leak.

>> you may recall sam law hood, the son of transportation second ray lahood is among seven americans still in egypt. the others already left the country. officials there planning to begin a hearing of a criminal case against them tomorrow. activists accused of running pro democracy organizations without a license. u.s. officials have warned the case could affect the billion dollars in aid egypt gets every year. turning now to syria where that country's military is

taking its bombardment of the city at home and killing its own people as the red cross tries to rescue as many citizens as possible from the besieged city but the group saying they are unable to get access to one neighborhood in homs to evacuate the wounded, including two wounded journalists. hundreds of people are injured and crammed inside hows. they are dying because they don't have the capacity to treat everybody there. yesterday an international conference was held in tunisia calling for an end of the result. but they say the conference was a failure and the world has abandoned them to be killed by forces loyal to president assad. you may have known they don't allow foreign journal efforts into the country so we are going to lebanon. >> disillusion meant amongst the opposition in syria to the international community. that is they say we need action,

we need help we don't knee more condemnation. that reaction yesterday where the international community tried to come up with a new strategy toned the violence but failed to do that. they are concerned there really is no concern that can actually stop the government from killing its own people. 89 people were killed to according to the syrian observer for human rights. we can't verify the number independently. but we know the international committee for the red cross managed to get 20 to 30 injured women and children out of the city of homs on friday. they tried negotiating getting more out on saturday but were just unable to do n meanwhile it is something of a risk in the international community with regards to what they do next. some suggesting that arming the opposition would be an excellent idea, but nato countries and the american states as well are very reluctant to move to that and they want to open up aid corridors as quickly as possible. they think that could be within

days. harris. >> dominic, thank you. a fox news exclusive to tell you about. war stories with oliver north "deadlines on the battlefield." a special tribute to mari e. coli vin. she was killed this week covering the uprising in syria. it airs tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern right here on the fox news channel. don't miss it. warren buffet, no one to the world that he's usually right when it comes to investment, but the billionaire investor now with a confession. he's admitting he's dead wrong on one bet, america's struggling housing market. he had predicted at the beginning of the housing crisis a recovery would be well underway by now. in the recent letter to investors, buffett said his time frame was all wrong. he insists, though, a recovery will happen and remains confident in our nation's economy. snow causes dozens of accidents in michigan and a marine is speaking out after hitting the a jackpot in vegas.

just two stops as we go across america. michigan. at least 48 crashes blamed on a snowstorm. police say one of the worst. a woman in a small car missed a stop sign and collided with an 18-wheeler. she was thrown from the car, landing in a pile of snow. snow word on her condition. california. like a scene out of a movie, only its real. a 25-foot geyser in the hollywood hills. all that water coming from a fire hydrant that was hit by a car. it took twelve firefighters to reach the shut off valve. no one hurt. minnesota. a toddler saved by his mother's would-be rival. it happened at a dance competition. the mom, a dance coach, who was getting her team ready to compete against another squad. she gave her baby son to someone to hold while she ran to the restroom. a minute later the one-year-old boy stopped breathing. >> they were screaming in the hallway he's not breathing, he's

not breathing, somebody help. >> that's when the dance coach stepped in to give the baby cpr and it helped. >> how do you thank people for literally saving your son's life. there's not really enough you can say. nevada. a u.s. marine with more than 2 million reasons to celebrate. corporal alexander was in vegas for a week-long training session. while on a break he stopped off at kau seena with $100. >> i spun the wheel and stopped on a dollar sign. i said to my friend what does that mean? he said, oh, my god, you won! >> $2.8 million. he said he will help out his mom sister and maybe by himself a new car. one thing is for sure, he said he's not leaving the military. >> some of my best friends are in the marine corps, and i signed a contract and i've got obligations. i'm not going to just walk away from it just because i have tons of money now. >> he just reenlisted for four more years.

and that's a fox walk across america. we are getting word now of a major tire recall. tens of thousands of goodyear tires will need to be replaced. we are gathering the details and we will update you with what we learn. also a new american cardinal back at home in new york. and speaking out about who he thinks should pay for birth control. timothy cardinal dolan weighing in on the obama administration's policy on the subject. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, workintogether to help improve ur lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalersor sudden symptoms

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crash. those tires made in 2009. officials say they are notifying customers, who will receive free replacements. >> a celebration is one of america's newest catholic cardinals returned home. new york's timothy cardinal dolan back from the vatican and taking on the white house over religious freedom. the cardinal speaking out on a healthcare man date requiring insurance companies to provide birth control coverage. he's pledge to go fight it. lorne green has the story. >> it could be said that the catholic church in america is entering a new chapter, one with a new main character, and his name is timothy cardinal dolan. like a conquering hero, cardinal dolan worked the crowd on 5th avenue and then as he walked down saint pat's center isle during the official welcome home celebration. he told a faithful that filled every pew that his cardinal red

hat was to new york. >> this community i claim to be holy and religion. now to be sure, we've got more than enough sin and in injustice and immorality, and there is some animosity toward religion. there's enough selfishness and agreed. we all admit that. >> always attending. mayor of new york and minutes of congress that he's been add odds with over the health insurance mandate that requires the church to provide contraceptives that vital their teaches. now with the talk of papal prospects and as well as being credits of the u.s. catholic bishops. he's occupying the most prominent pulpit in america. he said he will not back down against the mandates. >> nothing has been done to temper what seems to be to us

and a good swath of people in an unwarranted and unprecedented intrusion into the integrity of the churches. and as far as the government trying to gain for us what the scope of our ministry should be. >> his prominence, popularity has put him front and center in the latest controversy. the next few months will be his greatest test. harris, back to you. >> lauren, thank you. how is your acting? that's okay, you can still get an oscar because some of them are apparently for sale. the academy is not happy about it. 15 oscars from films going on the auction block next tuesday. they are expected to fetch more than $1 million. they say an oscar should be earned, not bought. they did slap a ban on the sale but they can't stop the latest auction because the statueets up

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>> time for nascar. a brand new season. we love that on fox. james busher, the surprise winner at the series race. he dodged a huge 11 door crackup, wiping out the lead cars on the final lap. and also running into trouble, danica patrick. she crashed on lap 49. everybody okay. tomorrow it is the big show, the daytona 500, and i had a chance to talk with nascar driver matt kin seth who said he had an excellent practice week. >> the conditions that you will be in this sunday that you know

of? >> well, the temperatures are going to cool down tomorrow and it will be much cooler sunday than what it is today or what it was yesterday so that will help our engines run cooler because a lot of people had some heating problems yesterday. that will help that. looking forward to the race. it's always a wild race. you never know what's going to happen, it's always unpredictable. i feel like we do have a lot of speed in our best buy car and if we stay out of trouble and be there in the end and hopefully have a shot at getting getting e right position to have a shot. >> and kinke. it h said a cooler temperatures will be good. we were just toll there's a 70% chance of rain about the time they will be starting their engines. we will see. you can watch all the action from the daytona 500 tomorrow. coverage beginning at noon eastern on big fox. well, overnight basketball sensation jeremy lin just inspired a new frozen treat. benches and jerry's releasing

their new flavor, taste the insanity in honor of the new point guard. the vanilla frozen yogurt comes with a fresh waffle cookie for dunking. the limited addition flavor is only available in massachusetts, home to his alma mater, harvard. he's not the only one to get his own flavor. elton john and stephen colbert also got theirs. and on this day in 1964, 22-year-old caseias clay. he later renamed himself mohamed ali. before the match he predicted on eighth round victory. he said he would float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. he went on to become one of the most icon nick sportsman of the country, nicknamed the great he have o