>> the votes are in, and the people of puerto rico making their mark in the primary there. reports just coming into fox news on the winner. this, as we watch the fight for illinois take center stage. right now severe weather on the move and it has the potential to hit places already torn apart by the recent twisters. i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. >> heading east, after battering parts of the west, a slow moving storm that's already left a mark, threatening the plains and beyond. in moments, the wild and potentially dangerous weather that could affect millions of people. >> also, delving deeper in the

search for answers to a massacre that left a u.s. it soldier the main tactful suspect in a country where our military is at war. and army staff sergeant robert bales and how far would you drive to save money on gas. for some americans, it's south of the border. but at what cost? tonight, risking run-ins with the mexican drug gangs to ease the pain it at the pump. ♪ . >> first from fox tonight. a winner declared in puerto rico, the associated press reporting an election official in puerto rico says that mitt romney has won the presidential primary on the island territory. and 20 delegates at stake there and here is how it works. if one candidate were to win more than 50% of the vote, he would get all 20 delegates. if the winner gets less than 50%, the delegates will be awarded proportionately to the vote.

there are also three automatic delegates free to endorse or pledge any candidates of their choice, so far, mitt romney and newt gingrich gaining one automatic delegate in puerto rico. we'll have much more from the campaign trail and hear from the candidates ahead of the illinois primary which happens ones tuesday and in addition to the delegates that will be awarded in puerto rico, new word all four candidates picked up more delegates. georgia finalizing march 6th, mitt romney adding 6 more delegates from georgia. 5 more for newt gingrich and hawaii voted last week. and just awarded now two more delegates to ron paul and 1 to rick santorum. based on the delegates and not including the 20 delegates from puerto rico, here is where it stands now. romney in the lead 501. santorum 253, gingrich 136 and ron paul 50. a reminder, candidates need 1,144 delegates to win the

nomination. fox news weather alert now. a severe threat looming for some places already pummelled by deadly twisters. we saw this moving in on fox report last night and at that time told you that the rain and snow were good news because some areas needed the water. well, now, the storm is very slow moving. and the west is getting punched. meteorologist maria molina is with us from the fox weather system. >> the storm system that makes it dangerous, how slow moving it is and how much moisture is going to track from areas from texas up through missouri so we'll be looking at a concern as we head into monday and tuesday and unfortunately. the areas could be getting up to eight inches of rain, very dangerous stuff and otherwise right now we have a the lot of snow widespread from parts of arizona, montana, and snowfall accumulations here because it's so cold and also so much moisture, we are talking snow accumulations easily a foot

along some of the higher elevations and two or more feet over high elevations like arizona and parts of utah and take you to the severe weather aspect of the storm system. between the colder air and also the warmer air to the east, we have that severe weather potential and currently a tornado watch in parts of the texas panhandle and western oklahoma and that's in effect until 10 p.m. central time. what that means, what a tornado watch means, guys, conditions are stable, for thunderstorms to develop that could produce tornado touchdowns and you can see some of those fired up across portions of the oklahoma, texas border and we do have one tornado warning just to the west of the city of wichita falls and it does includes parts of the counties in north central texas until 15 past the hour central time and basically the national weather service is saying that there is a threat that there could be a tornado currently on the ground, or headed into your direction. so, please, if you live in this town, seek shelter immediately, go to the basement or make sure to stay away from windows in the

lowest and most interior portion of your home. and now, as we head into tomorrow, the storm system is going to continue to head east, unfortunately we're going to see the severe weather risk from parts of texas, austin, dallas, you are included in that. parts of eastern oklahoma and western missouri and all the way up into parts of the state of central iowa. large highly, wind gusts and isolated tornados can the not be ruled out as we head into tomorrow. and the precipitation forecast a coming the next 72 hours, harris, this area here in yellow and orange and basically seeing that we're talking about rain accumulations, two to three, four inches possible. locally though over eight inches of rain will be possible so there are a number of flood watches, flash flood watches as well in effect for the entire region from missouri down to central texas. >> with the warnings and watches in effect. we'll check back with you later in the newscast as it warrants. thank you very much afrnlts american teacher shot and killed in yemen.

two gunman on a motorcycle opened fire on the man while he was getting in his car earlier today and the killer is getting away and an al-qaeda linked group saying that the man they targeted was a christian missionary and the state department, confirming he was an american citizen and language teacher for the institute. the state department has not released his name. the troubled personal life of the soldier suspected of killing 16 afghan civil youngs. army sergeant robert bales reportedly having deep money troubles, a criminal history and looking for a way out of the army, just a short time ago his family issuing a statement, they say they are stunned. part of the statement reads that they stand behind quote, the man they know as a dehe voted husband, father and dedicated member of the armed services end quote. and charges against bales expected to come this week ap the killings putting a decade old alliance in jeopardy.

both the u.s. and afghanistan looking for a way forward now. leaders of both countries saying continuing the mission is a priority, but it will come with significant challenges. >> i think it's pretty clear that this has had a significant effect not only in afghanistan, but on the american public opinion. i hope that we realize that general alan's plan has succeeded on the ground and we can succeed and are succeeding. >> we have a strategic partnership and now we're working on another partnership for the-- to define our relationship for the years to come. so this is the biggest thing we should not forget that. but down the road, it's a bumpy road. >> peter doocy following the story for us from washington. >> staff sergeant robert bales and wife karilyn bought a house for 380,000, but days

before he alleged killed afghan civilians, she asked a real estate to put it on the market and 51,000 hit. and this comes two-years after the bales abandoned a home in auburn washington about ten miles away. the president of the home owners association there in auburn says about that second home, it was ram shackle. they were not dependable when they left. there were vehicles parked on the front yard and we've given up on the owners. and the man who allegedly went into the home for afghan villagers, was having problems with his oem. in 2002 he was arrested for allegedly assault ago girlfriend. he had anger management and charged dismissed, and charged with hit and run after he apparently fell asleep into the wheel and crashed ainto

something and ran away from the car in uniform bloodied. and bales was denied a promotion to sergeant first class, we know a major disappointment from his wife he' blog full of posts detailing the life of a very lonely wife who had just given birth to a daughter quincy in 2006 when she wrote, bob left for iraq this morning. quincy slept in our bed last night. karilyn and her two kids are under federal protection and sergeant bales is in fort leavenworth and expect today meet with his lawyer tomorrow. >> harris: peter, thank you. police trying to figure out what happened at a campground and resort. and her woman and three children were found dead and the young children had been reported missing. what we're learning in moments. and back to the place where the occupy wall street began. this detail coming in, and slapped the cuffs on some protesters a short time ago and their alleged crimes

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this time and this was possibly a triple murder suicide. problems for the occupy wall street movement tonight. some of the members gathering for what they call their six month anniversary at the park where it began here in new york. and it did not go quietly. police arresting some people in late word, the alleged crimes are very serious. and this is the scene at lower manhattan and police at zuccotti park, arresting occupiers. and the park is temporarily close and anna, have you been able to learn some details with the alleged crimes. >> reporter: yeah, we're really kind of watching for it all to happen again. the really, according to members of the occupy wall street, the group will be reconvening tonight at eight o'clock and near zuccotti parks the they were kicked out again, on the six month anniversary and police entered the park just after 11:30 p.m. when the park owner asked the n.y.p.d. for help and officers told protesters to leave and

some didn't and were arrested. and charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct and some face more serious charges of attempted robbery, sex abuse and assault. this as the tents were put up and sleeping bags rolled out which is against park rules, but they say that's not true and contend it's the police who are breaking law locking them out of the park and pushing and hitting them with batons and in some cases they say grabbing people by the throat. 73 people were arrested and three protesters and two officers were injured in those scuffles that you saw. >> harris: you know, in the six months since the movement began and we su it fan out across the country and logo t-shirts and everything. do we have some idea what is happening. >> once the weather heats up, occupy movement began in

zuccotti park to bring attention between the income gap between the extremely wealthy and everybody else. 99% versus 1%. and then the police completely cleared the park and taking tents and possessions and then thousands marched on wall street and across the brooklyn bridge, a sight to see and the group says it's not going away and it's planning on marches on wall street for every single friday in the near future. >> harris: wow, okay. anna kooiman, thank you so much. the 911 prompt for the missing teenager. told she vanished in broad daylight on the way to school. her family begging for her safe return. and the price of gasoline going north and has some of the americans going south of the border to get cheap gas. you know, there's a drug war going on down there. is that worth it to save a few bucks on filling up? we report, you decide. stay close.

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i can't believe that she would not contact her friends and let them know that she's okay, and, and do this. >> she would never want us to go through all this pain. >> did she purposely run away or did something happen on the way from her house to school? that's what we're looking at, we're not sure. >> while they're looking at that, police dogs only traced sierra's scent to the end of her driveway, meaning she could have been pucked up. and the investigators are going through her computer. would you risk your life for gas? and the national average of a gallon regular unleaded 3.86 a gallon. up from this day, this point last month. in san diego, california much higher than that. a few miles south in mexico, drivers paying less than $3 a gallon and luring some american drivers across the border and into a country with notorious drug violence as we

know. casey stegall is live in los angeles on the story, casey. >> yeah, desperate times call for desperate measures. the average here in california, are you ready? 4.35 a gallon. that is about 50 cents more than what folks are paying in other parts of the country. it is the second highest in america, find hawaii, and that is why some people, like in san diego, for example, they are going a few miles south to fill up their tanks because a gallon of unleaded regular in mexico, running about 2.91. why so cheap? welsh the mexican government regulates the price like in venezuela, to keep their economics engines running. >> well, a lot of it is because mexico has quite a bit of oil production of its own, so, essentially, the state-owned oil company may be forced to sell at certain prices, the refineries who process the oil and sell it at a lower price.

>> but the u.s. state department has issued repeated travel alerts in mexico because of the cartel. an estimated 35,000 people have been killed there in the last four years since this drug war began. so, american drivers in search of cheaper prices could literally be dodging gangs for gas, and experts also say you don't really know about the quality of the fuel you're getting in that country because mexico's standards are not as high as what we have here in the united states. reports of it being watered down and causing damage to your vehicle, harris. >> harris: something interesting. with family in tucson i've been across the border at nogales, and the linings coming back could be long and that could be wait time. >> yeah, major points of entry like in tijuana, for example, near san diego and also, near el paso, texas and some of the

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>> harris falkner, this is the fox report. the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. it looks like a winner in puerto rico, the associated press report ago election official in puerto rico saying that mitt romney has won the primary and he won more than 50% of the vote meaning he could get all 20 delegates at stake there. wheel, romney campaigned heavily on the island territory earlier this week, none of the g.o.p. candidates were there today. all four men getting ready for next week's big races. tuesday's primary in illinois, followed by louisiana on saturday. neither newt gingrich nor ron paul had any public events planned today, but mitt romney and rick santorum were making the rounds on the talk shows. >> i intend to be very competitive with president obama, to make sure that we get our message out and that we defeat him. >> if governor romney thinks that he is the ceo of america, and can run and manage the economy, he doesn't understand what conservatives believe in. >> harris: and now doug mcelway standing by live for

us with the news. >> good morning, the illinois race has been close despite that romney has outspent santorum by 7-1 margin. and both have strong holds there. and romney appeals to the suburban moderates and traditional republicans and santorum may appeal more to the rural areas, especially those that border iowa and missouri two states where santorum has done well. only 6.4 percentage points separate the two according to the late real clear politics average. on the sunday talk shows both addressed the question of romney's huge advantage in money. >> if i become the nominee, you'll going to be going up against president obama and he's put together an organization, he says, will raise about a billion dollars. we have to have a nominee who has the capacity to on the organization necessary to raise money to be competitive. . >> this is a primary process where somebody had a huge advantage, huge money advantage, huge advantage of

establishment support. and he hasn't been able to close the deal and even come close to closing the deal. that tells you there's a flaw there. >> there's much speculation whether either will be able to cross the threshold. the there was a recent history listen to put it into perspective. >> remember, hillary clinton which we forget, we always forget history quickly, won pennsylvania on april 22nd. hillary clinton. hib. hillary clinton, hillary clinton and so, here we are in the middle of march. >> he says that he expects the republicans will have a nominee fairly soon perhaps in one or two month's time. the last promissory slated for july 24th, that's in utah. back to you. >> all right. don't plan a vacation yet, doug. good to see you, thank you. stay with fox news for new developments on the campaign trail leading to and through

the illinois primary and beginning at 6 p.m. eastern on tuesday. the west political team coverage anywhere and we'll bring you the latest results from the land of lincoln. >> in missouri the ongoing caucuses getting a bit out of control. one county didn't even caucus and the event in st. charles shut down by police after they say the crowd got rowdy and the caucus goers, upset about the rules. mainly no videotaping. and two ron paul supporters have been arrested and released by police. new information about that american freed after nine months of captivity in iraq, the u.s. officials identified as randy michael holts was reportedly working alone in iraq and not on a government contract. we told you about holts last night on the fox report. he says he was a former u.s. soldier who traveled to iraq as a civilian and captured in june. the associated press reporting he was not available to speak today because of the embassy officials are interviewing him

about the ordeal. a violent event in indianapolis along a canal packed with st. patrick's day party. people were running for cover five teenagers shot two critically wounded. one hit in the face. and they have leads and hoping they'll make an arrest soon. a test run goes very wrong in downtown los angeles. it's our first stop on a fox trip across america. >> california, six people hurt when a train collides with a car. firefighters had to rescue one person pinned inside the mangled wreck and the metro blue line undergoing testing when it hit the car. no passengers on board. maryland, what was supposed to be a fun day of derby races on the slopes ended badly for one group of kids. their cardboard racers made to look like pirate ships ran off the tracks, slamming into a

snow making tower at slow speeds and two victims had to be airlift today a hospital. oklahoma the long trip home now over for more than 200 soldiers in oklahoma city and for staff sergeant kevin hughes, a brand new person to meet. . >> and i got to see this little guy. >> sergeant hughes home after nearly a year, his son kevin, turning four weeks old. minnesota, hundreds of people going green for a guinness world record, and donning the colors of their favorite heroes in a half shell. i'm talking ninja turtles here, people, more than 800 people setting the record at mall of america for the most people dressed as turtles, celebrating the opening of a new ride and it twirls you 360 degrees, appropriately called shell shocked. and that's a fox watch across america. >> one is faced with a choice

no animal lover wants to make. and in which is was they have a two dog limit, but they have four dogs. they're not ready to call it quits. they're taking on the ordinance and starting what could only be called a dog fight. douglas kennedy with our taking liberties series. >> and chester is a yorke and archie is a shih tzu mix. >> to melissa, her dogs are her life. >> you say they're more important than money or your house? >> yeah, these dogs are our family. they're just like our children and the house doesn't mean as much to us as they do. >> it's the house she may have to sell because of her dogs. >> in january, melissa and her husband james moved to wausau, wisconsin, and what they didn't know is wausau has a new ordinance limiting the number of pets, meaning here in wausau, you can't have more than three cats and unfortunately, for them, you can't have more than two dogs.

they gave you a very clear choice, either get rid of the dogs or move out of wausau? >> yes, they told us that the organization clearly states they cannot work with us, it's either two dogs or you have to mover because you can't have four dogs here. >> no one from wausau would comment on camera. but city officials say the law has been on the books since 1989. and they say, it was passed to limit dog nuisance complaints. and this municipal attorney says he understands. and especially when it comes to regulating dogs. >> they smell, they bark, they have excrement. >> wait a second, you can make those types of nuisances illegal, but these dogs haven't had any complaints against them. why punish them. >> you're not punishing them you're regulating society. one of the oldest regulations we have in animals. animals used to be in houses and front yards society regulates it. >> some who say that regulating animals is a

fundamental right of society. what do you say to that. >> i believe there's other ways to handle the nuisance complaints that neighbors are given. >> and she says she and her dogs are indeed being punished and she says he they did nothing wrong. in wausau, wisconsin, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> puppies. >> harris: your 401(k) is getting a big boost thanks to the recent wall street rally. how long is that going to last? we'll take a look at key indicators. >> and a sandstorm smothering a city, sending dozens of people to the hospital. we'll take you there. turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not...that... we'd ever brag about it... turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hithe brakes. huh? how did that get there?

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key sentiment index was down as gas prices were up. that's fueling concern. will higher prices at the pump put the brakes on the recovery? the flip side is that energy stocks are on fire. the biggest gainers in the s&p 500, and probably in your 401(k). harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you. this could be a treasure trophy of information for some people. the most important secrets of ancesteral information. the first time on april 2nd. that means the intimate details of 132 million people who live through the 1930's and the depression will be disclosed for the very first time and those records will be free and open to anybody on the web. scholars expecting the records to draw a more detailed picture of a decade when tens of millions of americans experience, experience mass unemployment, and social upheaval. and north korea vowing to go ahead with plans to launch a

long range rocket and dismissing criticism from the west on friday, north korea announcing it would fire an observation satellite into space on a new rocket that would have marked the 100th birthday of the late founder. united states, japan, britain and others urging the north to cancel the launch saying it's a threat to diplomatic efforts and a ban on u.n. nuclear missile activity. if it goes ahead with the launch it will be north korea's third attempt to send a satellite to space on board a rocket. three years ago it went ahead with a launch despite criticism and was condemned by the united nations security council. a grim milestone for a people rocked with bloody violence. today the one year, since the deadly uprising in syria and showing no signs of easing as we report to you almost daily. several explosions rocking cities across the country and this one reportedly a car bombing killing two people

near a government security building. despite the slaughter, rebels in syria vowing to fight on. protesters taking to the streets angry over the bombing and 8,000 people have died since the uprising began one year ago. deer gas in the streets of one historic city, while sand is filling the skies of another. two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. turkey, cloidz of sear gas spreading through the streets in istanbul. and trying to prevent them from celebrating the kurdish new year and reports of similar unrest and heavily kurdish cities throughout the kun the. russia. more than a thousand people outside in moscow, police arresting some of them. angry over a recent documentary which accuses the russian opposition party of

paying people to protest for the election. allegations of fraud ran rampant in the contests and tens of thousands of people rallied against them. >> iraq, a huge sandstorm choking the skies and the people of baghdad. nor than a 1 related cases and oxygen and other treatment for respiratory problems. india. >> happy birthday to you. >> birthday wishes for the former mr. universe, 100 years old. the 4 foot 11 inch body building ran the title in 1952 and the small stature earned him a nickname. and happy times, tiny strong man and that's the wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. str spain struggling with high unemployment and not stopping a party for generations. a look at the festival of

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the capital of this state, has a contest each year and the winning, one this year. a massive scene that's all about crisis, financial crisis with a figure depicting moody's squeezing the euro, even in the escapism of the holiday. reality is at the party. >> all right. we're having some technical difficulties there and we'll move to france and in the meantime, we'll bring you the story from spain if we will. crews are on a one ton german bomb. a worker accidentally pierced it with a backhoe. the ignition is broken, but extremely dangerous and police evaluating a thousand people while they moved it. taken now to a military base and detonated. well, pay peyton.

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seeds, missouri and duke. last years, no 15 seed beat 2 seeds and everybody is excited about the upset. the last two days, the favorites have taken charge and today florida putting a whooping on tiny norfolk state and tonight, xavier against lehigh and i think that lehigh might be in trouble. >> harris: i haven't heard whoopings since 1998. duke killed me, no one saw that coming. >> a news room, is wild in the rus news room pool you're in. >> harris: the thing is it changes. >> you're number one, tied for first place. >> harris: i was in 13th place two hours ago. >> who did you pick to win it all. >> harris: kansas. >> they play this evening, think they've got a good shot. my team, ohio state they won today, i'm sorry, yesterday,

and beat gonzaga. >> harris: and nascar was thrilling. >> this was controversial because of the late restart here, but tell you why fans love brad keselowski, and he tweets it to his followers. >> harris: peyton manning, a lot of people talking where he might go. >> musical chairs in the nfl. a carousel where they're going to end up. peyton manning met with the 49ers, the quarterback last year. alex, says that's right? he meets with the miami dolphins yesterday and matt flynn, the backup quarterback in green bay last year signed with the seahawks today. everyone's going all over the place and it's all resting on where peyton decides to go. no one knows where he'll end up. and right now the suitors have become more timothied. tennessee titans owner, says a blank check and a job with the titans as long as you want in

your life. come on and play. and didn't sign yet. a lot of people think it's going to be san francisco, the 49ers or tennessee, tennessee titans. >> harris: and now, i heard the producer in my ear via my ear piece. curious about tim tebow, don't know what it toss do with. >> a lot. >> harris: tell me. >> tebow took the broncos to the playoffs, great season and selling the tickets and top selling jersey. and manning met with the broncos and they said we'd love to you. if they take them and sign peyton manning to the the major deal what do you do with tim tebow, might be a guy out of a job four months after the biggest seller in all of sports. >> harris: you and everyone else keep talking about the titans and we'll see what happens. a name we haven't heard is andy pettitte. >> took a year off and the jks spring training and says i'll come in and kind of help the guys and help them pitch and coach. i've got still got it. 2.5 million dollars, wow. >> minor league deal and

probably make it to the majors, 40 years old. >> easy. >> for baseball, for baseball. and pettitte probably in the rotation. >> i'm looking out for you, might want to get an interview with the guy. >> don't call him too hold. >> thank you. >> good luck with your brackets. >> i need it. a quick look at the fox report. puerto rico has a winner, an election official saying mitt romney has won the island territory and says that romney won more than 50% of the vote, we that that means all of the 20 delegates will go to him. >> and let's fast forward. and the big stories coming up. john henry brown for and the's planning to meet with robert bales and in the prison.