>> harris: i'm hairs faulkner. this is the fox report. one republic presidential candidate taking the caucuses in kansas by a landslide. and moments ago, the associated press calling wyoming. and the latest coming into our newsroom after someone unleashes a waive of violence inside a courthouse. a sheriff's deputy shot with her own weapon. a judge stabbed. police saying this man at the center of it all. in minutes about what we're hearing about who helped the suspect get away. and, ship wrecked with no way

to escape. except from the air. tonight, the daring rescue over storm-tossed seas. also they laid the foundation for most elite fighters after answering the call one of toughest hours. >> now, the new push to give the heroic members of the devil's' brigade one of america's highest honors we begin tonight with a big win for rick santorum. the former senator from pennsylvania taking first place in the kansas caucuses by a wide margin. santorum reacting to the news a short time ago during a rally in missouri. we have had a very, very good day in our neighboring state of kansas. thank you. thank you for your help and your support. god bless you. god bless america.

thank you. thank you. >> leading up to today's caucuses. santorum making it clear he had to win kansas to stay competitive. the latest numbers from the associated press showing he got 51% of the vote. mitt romney coming in second in kansas with 21%. newt gingrich with 14. ron paul with 13%. perhaps not much of a surprise though considering romney and gingrich largely did not campaign in the state of kansas. instead they focused on the two big southern primaries next week alabama and mississippi. romney winning just moments ago. the associated press calling wyoming for mitt romney. they have been caucusing there since tuesday. polls closed just an hour ago and now the vote is coming. in in socially conservative kansas it seems rick santorum stands to gain a large number of that state's 40 delegates. alyssia acuna live in wichita at this hour. you and your crew talked to santorum just before he headed next door to missouri. what did he have to say?

>> that's right, harris. we were talking to him as the returns were coming. in things were starting to look good here. here is what he had to say. >> i think shows that people are looking for someone who reflects their values and can win. that's the real combination here. the more people look at this race, someone like governor romney who increasingly hard to tell the difference on some of the biggest issues of the day between obama care between governor romney and the president. >> kansas was an important win for him. he needs the delegates. he came to campaign trips. made stops in mississippi and alabama. and the lead up to the primaries there. folks here, harris, were saying that they wanted someone who mirrored their conservative values and they say they found that in rick santorum so really no big surprise here. back to you. >> harris: people talking about kansas. i mentioned wyoming going to romney and he had other wins today to brag about. >> that's right, harris.

he received as you mentioned the majority of the delegates and the g.o.p. caucuses there in wyoming. he also won in two of the u.s. territories northern islands as well as guam. and that's where there was just 250 eligible voters. they showed their choice by raising their hands instead of using paper ballots. 18 delegates from those two islands do go to romney. gingrich meantime continues his push through to the south. is he counting on voters there and his ties to that region of the country being that he is from georgia. >> okay. and we don't have that piece of sound there. if we look ahead, both santorum and gingrich will be campaigning tomorrow all looking race on tuesday. back to you. >> thank you very much. the nomination race still a close one making every delegate matter. romney picking up a few delegates in the u.s. territories of guam. the u.s. virgin islands and the marianne that islands as

you just heard aissue will is a say. romney in the lead with 453 delegates. santorum has 217. gingrich 107 and ron paul with 47. remember, canada still needs 1144 gelgs -- delegates in all to win the nomination there are still nearly 1500 yet to be handed out. it is far from over. a programming note for you now. rick santorum governor mike huckabee in less than an hour. that's tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern right after "the fox report." >> president obama and republicans in congress targeting each other again today. over the skyrocketing cost of gasoline. cost for a gallon of regular unleaded two cents to $3.77. 29 cents higher. the president is saying better fuel economy for cars and developing alternative energy sources. mr. obama arguing his point that the country cannot drill its way to lower gas prices.

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refugees have fled into lebanon crossing bridges and roadways that have been mined and shelled by assad's army. western reporters there are continued antidotal reports of rape, torture and slaughter of innocence by the army. the u.s. has no intention of intervening militarily at this point. our goal is to try to approach the issue of syria on an international basis. the international community has brought sanctions against syria. has condemned syria. has made a specific request for assad to step down. >> one of the major concerns about military intervention for the u.s. is russia's reaction to it russia's foreign minister sergei met with iran has repeatedly said that russia would consider any intervention by western military forces a violation of international law, harris. >> one senator in particular john mccain out of arizona has been speaking out against the obama administration's policy.

what more you can tell us about that? >> yeah. he has been and while applauding the sanctions and the international pressure on syria. senator mccain going to be a guest on "fox news sunday" tomorrow says it does not go far enough. >> providing military assistance to the free syrian army and other on since groups is nesby at this late hour, that alone will not be sufficient to stop the slaughter and save innocent lives. the only realistic way to do so is with foreign airplane. to take the assad out of power hurt the regime on iran lifeline to iran long standing threat to israel and bolstering lebanon's independence. harris? >> harris: very interesting. doug mckelway thank you very much. move on to guantanamo bay where some of the world's leading terrorist suspects being held idea to transfer some of the detainees as a way

tone courage talks with the taliban. pentagon spokesperson telling fox news just a few hours ago no decision has been made yet about held at the military prison. we do know harmid karzai said earlier today five taliban detaineesees have agreed to be transferred to cutter. this after the detainees met with afghan delegates visiting the prison. the obama administration has suggested the transfer could work as an incentive to helper suede the taliban to negotiate for peace in afghanistan. senator john mccain of arizona speaking up on this. he is the top republic on the senate armed services committee calling it quote, a very, very bad idea. well, first, some perspective on this. let's take a closer look at the prison's history. gitmo has 77 people that have been taken there since 2000 2 over the years, 600 of those detainees have been released. and out of those who got out, 167 or nearly a third have reportedly reengaged or suspected of reengaging with

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fortunately both the deputy and the judge survived. >> there had been a commotion in the hallway and i came out to see what it was. >> he had a weapon in his hand. a knife or something. and he was stabbing at her and that's what i got stabbed with. >> this was breaking news yesterday afternoon and on into the saturday with a manhunt. we are now getting details about how police finally caught steven crabbats apparently mom tipped them off. >> harris, get. this police say that the gunmen, are you ready called his mom and asked her to come pick him up from the crime scene yesterday and she did. clearly she did not know what had happened leading up to this although we don't know at this hour if she could potentially face charges here. but the woman you see the mom is in fact the one who called police today and told them of the whereabouts of her 34-year-old son. he was at her house.

cops arresting him at the home in olympia washington about 40 miles east of where this all happened. now, we still do not know why 34-year-old steven crafats went to that courthouse yesterday. he didn't have business there. he didn't have a hearing that he knew of. and he did not know any of the victims. there is no security at that courthouse. the sheriff's department was ultimately called because he was reportedly asking strange and hanging around the building when the female deputy showed up, that is when things went south and fast. >> waited for the deputy and went pop pop and turned and looked at me and then he went out the front door of the courthouse with the gun in his hand. >> now, police telling us they have now recovered that 45 caliber service weapon. it was at the mother's house. both deputy polydavin and judge david edwards were treated and released from hospital yesterday. fortunately no no serious

injuries, harris. >> casey, as i know we were covering this as breaking news yesterday. there were a lot of questions. one of them had to do with safety at that courthouse. >> yeah, the safety of that courthouse had been questioned before. interestingly, according to the associated press a lawsuit had been filed and the judge who was injured recently joined that lawsuit, sort of protesting budget cuts, county budget cuts. cuts that they say made that courthouse unsafe because there is no security on duty as we said. and also no metal detector and some are saying that if a metal detector was installed that could have, perhaps, prevented this whole thing from happening, harris. >> casey, thanks very much. it has been called nascar on skis. a new racing event in the olympics and very popular among spectators. tonight though one star skier is dead. witnesses saying it was a freak accident at a world cup ski cross event in switzerland. canadian racer was in the final jump of the race when he

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>> harris: new attacks escalating to the worse cross counter violence. israeli air strikes killing at least 15 palestinian militants in the gaza strip since yesterday including a top commander. militants in gaza then responding more than 100 rockets across the border seriously wounding an israeli civilian. the violence so far showing no signs of diminishing. dramatic video now of a high seas rescue off italy's coast. crews pulling stranded workers off a tanker ship off a ground

after it ran aground in sicily. you can see the coast guard lirsting workers into that chopper. officials telling us they rescued 19 people in all and very stormy rough seas as we can see. all crew members said to be in good shape though. as for tanker officials say it was empty when it crashed into the rocks. this is after costa concordia wrecked. capsized and killed 25 people. still working to empty ship's fuel tanks before they can remove it fighting force so tough and brave, our enemies once called them the black devils. elite group of soldiers who decades ago laid groundwork for what would become special forces. pushing congress to award these heros with one of its highest honors.

a fox report now from peter doocy in washington. in 1942, this group of men were lumberjacks, miners, and hunters who volunteered to become part of the first service for the. team so feared by enemies they became known as world war ii as the devil's brigade. >> i certainly didn't feel like a devil. did you? >> no. i was too young to be a devil back then. >> the force men would be highly trained, highly motivated and pushed beyond the limits and endurance of ordinary troops. >> for every casualty the highly trained group of 1800 men suffered they killed 35. >> unit that developed the tactics used today. grandfather's of all special forces today. >> this is the first time ever that two countries joined together in one military operation with one command point and not having two separate commands and two

separate troops. bipartisan group of 53 congressman and 19 senators are sponsoring an effort to collectively award the devil's brigade one of the highest civilian honors before it's too late. >> we're seeing these gentlemen in their minimum late 80s if not early 90's. they are dwindling. we need to take that opportunity as a country now to say thank you. >> i don't know any group that's tougher, got more guts and spunk, spirit and heart and soul has fought so strongly for our country than the devil's brigade. if anyone deserves this award they do. in battle the devil's brigade would sneak deep behind enemy's line and leave stickers or doors and bodies saying the worst is yet to come so the germans wouldn't feel safe anywhere. it worked. senator bachus says when hear stories like that it's easy to

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>> harris: i'm harris faulkner. it's "the fox report." bottom of the hour time for the top of the news. rick santorum winning the kansas caucuses today with 51% of the vote. he stands to get 33 of the state's 40 delegates at this point. and in wyoming, where caucuses ended about an hour ago. the associated press reporting mitt romney has won that state. he he took seven of the 12 delegates at stake there. democratic congressman jay endsley of washington says he is stepping down to focus on his governor campaign. he has represented washington since 1999. also in washington word of an aarrest tonight an attack on a judge and sheriff's deputy. it was breaking news yesterday on fox news channel. police say the suspect stabbed the judge and shot the deputy with her own gun before making a run for it a police surveillance operation getting some reaction tonight.

the new york police department reportedly targeting muslims in neighboring new jersey. critics argue the surveillance op. major envision the privacy, supporters say it was a precaution to protect new york from terrorists who are willing to do anything to strike the city. anna joins us now. two very different trains of thought on this. the debate heating up. >> a little bit of he said she said as well. not in charge at the time said two newark officers did accompany new york police during a couple days during the secret surveillance of new jersey muscles. but -- muslims. he says they were never briefed. he also disputed reports that his department received a copy of the report on muslim. the 2007 surveillance reportedly involved photographing mosques eavesdropping and monitoring muslim groups. students representing over 65

muslim organizations have asked for the new york police department to it stop their secret surveillance. and to support calls for an investigation into that practice. some protesters believe law enforcement is spying on them because they are anti-islam. on the other hand harris top brass with the nypd say this is the most effective way to fight terrorism. >> what about muslim groups here in the city? have any of them say they support the nypd on this? >> yeah, they actually have some muslim advocates do not take issues with that surveillance. one such leader actually spoke out on "fox & friends" this morning. >> you know, this is -- isn't anti-muslim or siege against muslims. the nypd is doing public work. there has been no case evidence that they violated any laws. we will be the first groups to want the nypd to be punished if they violated any laws but there hasn't been one case. yet, look at the narrative that's coming up. >> new york police commissioner raymond kelli twice this week to repair

relations saying they did not break any laws in the intelligence gathering is necessary after muslim extreme i.s attacked on september 11th. hone his support for the nypd but wants to make sure nobody's personal liberties are sacrificed in the process. >> it's really interesting to hear what everybody on the side of the issue has to say. have you people here in new york who feel very strongly that they could be targeted. >> right a lot of people wonder how much safer are we really post 9/11 there hasn't been another attack on new york city. it hasn't been thwarted. anna thank you very much looking into it for us. tomorrow marks one year since a powerful earthquake and tsunami devastated northeast japan and trigger ared a nuclear catastrophe. remember these pictures? a magnitude 9 earthquake shook the country first followed by a massive wall of water. it was surreal. it swept away anything in its path. people, cars, homes, twin

disasters killing more than 15,000 people. they also set in motion one of the biggest crisis in history the fukushima power plant lost many of its cooling systems as you may recall. which led to radiation leaks. that forced officials to evacuate an area 20 miles around the plant. now a year later much of that area is still no man's land and communities farther south are still struggling to rebuild. our david piper is streaming live from about 75 miles north of that plant, david? >> hi, harris, there is still many shatter ited buildings here and also many shattered lives. a year on from the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that devastated northeast japan the physical and mental scars remain here. for many the first anniversary brings back the full horror of that day. can't bring himself to speak

on camera about his ordeal. days after the wave hit. he was found clinging to the roof of his home in the open ocean. his wife another victim of the wave. the most powerful known earthquake to hit japan left around 16,000 dead and more than 3,000 still missing. this shrine stands near the spot where 74 students were last seen alive on that fateful day. the children were consumed by the wall of water 50 minute delay to getting to higher ground. just a couple of hundred yards from the classrooms. one more is whose 12-year-old daughter died is still dumbfounded why that decision. >> why didn't they go up the hill? >> there is not a day that dose by that i don't think about that. >> naomi learned how to use an he is can excavator so she could join the agonizing debris to find the bodies. her daughters was found by

fisherman last august while some people here say this score should remain as a memorial. naomi says it should be demolished. >> left a ribbon of destruction stretching hundred of miles along the coast line and triggered a nuclear emergency. consequences of which are still being dealt with today. >> 68-year-old is defying the authorities by staying in his home that was blanketed with radiation from the crippled fukushima nuclear power plants. he says he no longer trusts the word of his own government. >> i realized after the accident for the first time that in situations like, this the authorities hide crucial information from people. >> the work of building japan's shattered seaside towns and cities is gaining momentum and things are slowly returning to normal. painstaking task of traces of the devastation will take

time. >> we can't finish by the end of march. it's been extended end of april. it will really take a year to clean the place up properly. >> it's already march the 121st here. and the japanese are remembering their dead one year off. harris? >> david piper, thank you very much. a dozen protesters are elected as they call for new elections inside russia. among those detained a top opposition leader. demonstrations have been happening for months now. demanding vladimir putin step down after he won another term as president in an election activists say was rigged. but observers say today's rally was much smaller than other recent protests suggesting anti-putin movement may be dying down. and al qaeda has had a long time presence in the yemen. the country's military now trying to flush out the network there our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds.

yemen air strikes taking out 17 terrorists believed to be links to al qaeda as additional strikes targeted militants in other parts of the country. latest military offensive coming after attacks killed nearly 200 yemeni government soldiers last week. south carolina, thousands of people taking to the capital streets. aheard of the one year mark since japan's fukushima meltdown. demonstrators calling for an end to nuclear power. the protest coming before the start of the seoul nuclear summit just over two weeks from now. leaders from 50 countries, including president obama planning to attend. columbia. demonstrations erupt into violence. we're told a group wearing masks began throwing rocks. riot squads responding with water canons and tear gas. authorities arresting dozens

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700-year-old castle in slovakia goes up in flames. we're told fire crews used helicopters and ground units to try to put it out. in the end officials saying the wooden roof and the interior of the castle were destroyed. officials saying they have now traced the likely source of the fire to some dry grass that was on the property. look how far away the grass is bizarre. a fire to tell you about outside atlanta that has destroyed an apartment building there. a rare tornado in hawaii as we go across america. >> georgia, a fast-moving fire tearing through an apartment complex outside atlanta. leaving more than two dozen people out of the homes. >> my whole life is gone. everything i worked for is gone. >> no one hurt. firefighters say they had trouble getting water on to the flames because of problems with nearby fire hydrants. hawaii. a big clean up on the island of oahu after a waterspout

came on shore. when it hit land homes were flattened. part of a super cell thunderstorm. ohio. a charity basketball game raising money for victims of last week's deadly shooting at share dan high school. three young men killed in that it was kind of a friday night lights with football players from two neighboring schools playing hoops at char dan high. >> support a good thing. help out a community. >> parents, students, and volunteers also raising money selling t-shirts, baked goods and candy. indiana. the indianapolis colts helping clean up twister damage in henryville. players and staff all pitching in, the town one of the worst hit in last week's deadly tornado outbreak across the midwest and south. that's a fox watch across america. you are about to lose something you can never get back. time. and it will happen while most

of us are sleeping. all in the name of saving daylight. meteorologist maria molina in the fox extreme weather center now with important reminderrer. can't miss it. bigger than you are. we are headed into spring and you are going to have to change your clock as we head into tonight. 2:00 a.m. sunday you should be turning your clocks forward an hour so you will be losing an hour of sleep unfortunately. that's what we have to do to get more daylight during the evening hours so that's something we are going to be keeping an eye on. as we head into fall by the way that's when you turn your clocks back. fall backwards spring forward that's a saying to help you remember that otherwise weatherwise warmer temperatures northern parts of the country. today that warmth was concentrated across the northern plains, dakotas, eastern parts of montana. head into tomorrow, warm temperatures will start to spread eastward. start to see a bit of a warm-up areas off further to the east. including us in new york city where tomorrow we should be seeing a high at 60 degrees.

start to feel like spring out there, guys. beautiful day across the northeast. a lot of sunshine and pretty quiet stuff as well as across the northern plains, also be enjoying some of those warm temperatures. 67 high tomorrow rapid city 58 degrees over in kansas city and 62 in minneapolis. we did have some stormy weather across the u.s. one storm across the pacific northwest heavy rain and mounting snow. across the south we have a heavy rain. we still need the rain across parts of oklahoma and also parts of texas but some of these storms could turn severe as we head into tomorrow, harris, of course we will be keeping an eye on that. >> you know what? watch this next story because you may have some thoughts on that. a lot of buzz in phoenix over a strange flash of light. captured on camera. it happened during a morning traffic report on fox station. >> headed all the way down. did you see that light flash? what was that? here it is again. >> you see it?

>> did you see that light flash? left to the middle of the screen there. the flash lit up the early morning sky. now we have isolated it by freeze framing it. it happened thursday morning and it caused -- whatever caused it is still a mystery. utility officials say it was not a transformer explosions. forecasters say it was not lightning. >> okay. well, we will just check for aliens in the downtown area. [inaudible] >> we need to know where to spread the panic. >> harris: of course he was kidding. people say reminded of another flash people reported seeing in phoenix another mystery yet to be solved. very odd. at least they caught it on camera though. well, it is the bedrock of american democracy. one person, one vote. but one man has lost his job. because it was too enforce that law. and he he admits to breaking it. >> sheriff, why did you try to

steal the election? sheriff, why did he try and fake the absentee ballots? does he have anything to say to the voters that he frauded? >> harris: the case of voter fraud that rocked one small town plus tim tebow's last-minute heroics stunned and impressed nfl fans now the denver quarterback just got the chance to surprise someone he called a real hero. the broncho and the warrior next. 16. that's how many pairs of socks he goes through in a week. but it's fine, because i use tide with bleach, which helps keep his socks brilliantly white. bye mom. hold on. [ horn honks ] show 'em what you got!!! mom!! that's my tide. what's yours?

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>> harris: well, if you've ever seen him on the gridiron, you know why quarterback tim tebow is called a here ro hero. now tebow is using that same term to describe a man he just met, army ranger romy camargo. he was shot in afghanistan leaving him a quadriplegic. when he heard the story, tebow wanted to meet the man he called an inspiration. >> for me, it's so humbling. kids say you're my he row. athletes do nothing special. we play a sillil silly game. you put your life on the line for our country. that's a hero. >> romy says he's staying positive about his injuries. >> i believe i'm going to get up out of this chair and even if it takes me the rest of my life. i've got the rest of my life to do it. >> god bless him.

tebow inboun invited he and hisy to a broncos home game next season. a major violation of trust and perhaps the most fundamental principle of our democracy, one person, one vote. two public officials pled guilty in a voter fraud case in charleston, west virginia. >> reporter: the sheriff was sworn to uphold the law, but he pled guilty to breaking it in a shocking felony voter fraud case. prosecutors saboma say bowman to stuff a ballot box with illegal absentee ballots during the 2010 primary. he pled guilty in federal court at midding he sent more than 100 fraudulent absentee ballots. he admitted the crime inside court, but outside he refused to say anything. >> sheriff, why did you try to stare the election? sheriff? why did you try and fake the absentee ballots? does he have anything to say to

the voters. >> reporter: along with bowman, the lincoln county clerk pled guilty to lying about the alleged scheme. the candidate who lost, charles brunfield, said he was stunned the election was stolen. >> how does it feel to realize that you were a victim of voter fraud? >> well, actually, it's hurtful, you know. you just didn't think that that would happen today, in today's society. >> reporter: he says on election night he was aheld by 235 votes when batches of absentee ballots suddenly started appearing out of nowhere all night until bowman overtook him in the vote count and was declared the winner. a judge eventually tossed more than 300 absentee ballots and declared that brumfield won. he said voter fraud hurts everyone. >> people, the honest voter, they make the comment well, there's no use for us to vote. that makes the voter turnout go down. >> reporter: the west virginia secretary of state said the case shows voter fraud will be prosecuted. >> if you attempt to chip away

at our democracy, if you attempt to manipulate the system, then you will face the punishment. >> reporter: as part of their plea agreements, both bowman and whiten are barred for life from running for or holding public office. they will be sentenced in june and have resigned. in charleston, west virginia, i'm erik shaun, fox news. people were caucusing this saturday in wyoming. one of them, rick santorum, walked away with a victory in the sun flower state. an update on our fox top story coming up. and right here in the usa, the boss tearing it up at one of the oldest and most famous music venues in the nation. ♪ oh!

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