sunday." >> tough words tonight from the president about that scandalous allegation against the u.s. secret service agents. he says he's going to be angry if the story of their misconduct turns out to be true. the search going on tonight door 0 door in oklahoma looking for any survivors after this week's tornado outbreak. i'm harris falkner. we're live at fox report. >> after 30 minutes we all went out and everything is just completely gone. >> harris: pictures coming to light. more than 100 tornados reported across the midwest and the plains. homes, businesses, ripped

shreds and lives lost. >> and i could feel the house lifted and it was over that quick. >> harris: destruction in the heartland and forecast of more severe weather. also-- gunfire and explosions erupting in afghanistan's capital, as the taliban claims responsibility own an airfield used by american forces, reaction from top u.s. commanders. >> a woman around here at that time. that the-- >> remembering a century since the "titanic" disaster honoring those who died on the famous ship's only voyage. ♪ >> fox top stories, the the growing scandal surrounding the u.s. secret service, the elite security team entrusted

with among other things, keeping the president of the united states alive. 11 agents put on administrative leave after allegations of wild partying allegedly with prostitutes in colombia days before president obama was due to arrive for a summit there. and for this development the five u.s. service members implicated in the scandal now confined to quarters and president obama speaking out about this a short time ago in colombia saying the director of the secret service is heading up the investigation personally. >> i expect that investigation to be thorough and i expect it to be rigorous. if it turns out some of the allegations made in the the press are confirmed, then, of course i'll be angry. >> harris: and all new tonight, congress set to launch a full investigation of its own, into what's going on. congressman peter king of new york saying his panel will likely hold a hearing on the the incident as well.

meanwhile, republican congressman darrell issa, who leads the the powerful house oversite and reform committee says he fears this is the not the first time something like this has happened and that more agents could be involved. he told face the nation, lawmakers will be looking over the shoulder of the secret service investigation. >> we've got to ask where are the systems in place to prevent this in the future and the reason the investigation will not be about the 11 or 20 or more involved. it will be how did this happen and how often has this happened before. >> and the obama administration saying the president was never in any danger. our wendell goler is travelling with the president and joining us now from colombia, wendell? >> harris, the incident appears not to have overshadowed the summit. no indication that the leaders talked about it, but dominated u.s. news coverage and head apologized for the distraction

and president obama made clear his personal disappointment. >> we're here on behalf of our people and that means that we conduct ourselves with the utmost dignity and probing and obviously, what's been reported doesn't match up with the standards. >> it appears that secret service agents brought prostitutes back to their rooms in this hotel and some either refused to pay the women or the guest charge at the hotel, in the ruckus that follows at the hotel security, if not local police became involved and officials say the incident didn't creep into the talks of the summit and the president's personal secret service detail wasn't involved and security wasn't compromised, but darrell issa says that prostitutes opens the possibility of blackmail. >> the question is, is the whole organization in need of some soul searching, some changes or in fact, before the

president, the vice-president, members of the cabinet are in danger? >> there was some positive news at the summit. officials announced the u.s. and colombia washed out their final differences over the new free trade agreement. it will go into effect a month from now and the summit held here was the security improvements from a country once in the clutches of drug lords. >> harris: wendell goler reporting live from colombia tonight, thank you very much. a fox weather alert, 24 hours ago, you were watching fox report the breaking news, the storms were just beginning, now, a new threat looming with tornado watches and warnings active, and at least three states. first we're getting a look at the destruction from this weekend, the pictures heart breaking, lives changed forever. this is woodward, oklahoma. and we now know five people died here, three of them children, dozens more hurt. you may remember, we showed you this area last night when

that oil tanker, refinery depot was on fire and we weren't sure what we were looking at and thought to be hit by a twister and now we've learned one of woodward's tornado sirens was knocked out completely when it was struck by lightning. still, an amazing blessing, there was not greater loss of life. and this was the bedroom and our bedroom and our closet and our son's room and that's all the back wall and it's all down here. >> harris: this video now shot by storm chasers as that storm system moved into kansas. and the national weather ser ris receiving reports of more than 100 suspected twisters by day break today. >> the wind has picked up and the rain got really heavy and the next thing you knew, the house was moving and you could feel it coming off and shaking violently and things were hitting and you could hear the stuff hitting the floor.

>> and after about 30 minutes we all went back out and everything is just completely gone. it's just a big empty space like it was never there. >> harris: and we were on the air live when the system dropped funnel clouds from the sky in the highly populated areas of wichita, kansas and early estimates putting the cost of damages there at more than 280 million dollars. we have fox team coverage tonight. maria molina in the extreme fox weather center, mike tobin in wichita. mike, some 400,000 people in wichita, all day long looked like a bulls eye on the the weather map. >> and it's really remarkable, harris, the county sheriff says the search and rescue is over. all of those 400,000 people are accounted for. so, what remains now is the rebuilding of lives and the massive cleanup across the midwest and the plains and you can find a scene like this, it would be impossible to tally how many trees were knocked down, how many power lines are

out. how much power needs to be restored to so many people. now, the force of the storm of course, fell south of here, you mentioned woodward, oklahoma, funnel clouds formed and reached down from the sky, a little town of 12,000 people took a direct hit. 83 homes destroyed, 13 businesses and that's where we saw the loss of life and the loss of life came from people who tried to ride out the storm in trailer homes, they didn't make it to shelter. of course, we have so much in the way of awe-inspiring video, that's because we had the warning, that's because we had so many storm chasers with so many tornados to choose from, all of them capturing the funnel clouds in the sky. what is remarkable with so many storms, so many tornados touching down that the loss of life was not greater. the local authorities here say that's because people respected the warnings, the strongly worded warnings that came from the the national weather service and took shelter. they got to shelters before the storms hit. so, here in kansas, we have a lot of property destruction, we have all the families that

started the day yesterday, still intact today. harris? >> well, you know, we learned a lot from last season. we saw some tough situations and joplin, missouri coming to mind here and we hope that people are heeding those warnings and learning lessons from the past. mike tobin, thank you so much. there are new tornado watches in parts of wisconsin, minnesota and meteorologist maria molina is tracking it. and you heard mike there saying that we got a lot of earning warnings on the system and it held together. >> yeah, it did hold together and basically, it was the second time in history that we did have a high risk alert issued out by the storm prediction center. at least 24 hours in advance, and there was something that was very probably very helpful to the saving of life and today, we still have more severe weather and we have a moderate risk across parts of wisconsin, minnesota and also portions of iowa because we're looking at elevated danger for more severe weather that could produce tornados and i do want to point out that the storm

prediction center had to do something that they called a discussion and basically when they analyze thunderstorms more local they feel and basically stated that the minneapolis, st. paul area over the next few hours could be looking at the possibility of tornados, so we do have very strong thunderstorms in that area that are rotating and one does have a tornado warning just to the the west of minneapolis, st. paul area or the downtown area, so of course, we hope that people are seeking shelter and we want to know where the storm system is today. a little further off to the east, yesterday, produced tornados across portions of nebraska and kansas, down through oklahoma and reports of tornados yesterday. today we're seeing severe weather and ten reports so far of tornados across the north central area of low pressure over portions of the dakotas, into portions of minnesota and we have showers and storms stretching all the way down through parts of eastern texas and a very large system. and one tornado watch in effect until 11 p.m. central time across the

minneapolis-st. paul and the area including northern portions of iowa and western parts of wisconsin and tracking the showers and storms and continue to rotate possibly producing tornados out there. two other watches to the south including the city of st. louis and little rock and both of these go into midnight local time tonight and we'll continue to keep an eye on this. and we had one across parts of arkansas and that is in effect and it's basically to the north of little rock and not looking at a major area impacted and a closer eye around the tornado watches and warnings continue to be issued today. >> and of course, you and i will be here throughout the night and monitoring it like we were last night and maria, thank you so much. >> missing at sea off the coast of san francisco, an urgent search for sailors who fell overboard, off a yacht. they rescued some of them and that's what you're seeing, but, still, the search on now for those who are missing aen dealing with illegal immigrants making their way into arizona, coming across

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foot, it was, it was treacherous, there were waves coming from different directions so there was a cross pattern of waves. >> harris: a big wave washing part of the crew overboard, they tried to turn around to rescue their friends and the boat was sent to the rocks. and they have life vests and cold weather gear giving rescuers hope they can reach them. the workers who partied like rock stars in vegas are about to experience capitol hill. a congressional hearing set to begin tomorrow in washington over overspending at the general services administration and that's actually the agency whose purpose it is to expose government waste and we've been reporting gsa employees made a rap video mocking overseas of spending and that came out around the time of the report of the lavish spending at the agency, including a 2010 conference in vegas that lost more than $800,000. steve centanni live in

washington and what can we expect to see in the hearing tomorrow. >> well, at 1:30 congressman darrell issa committee is looking into mismanagement of the agency and it will be the head of the gsa region and organize what the agency itself calls an over the top event and says a hearing will be pointless since he plans to take the fifth, but issa want him there. >> we're looking at getting at the truth and how widespread this is. our question will be just not about the one event, but the culture at gsa and how we whaeng it and we believe that daley should be able to at least answer some of the questions and hoping he will. >> reporter: there are questions why the gsa didn't use a conference facility it already owns and the competitive bidding rules were followed at that conference. back to you. >> harris: steve, what about the rest of the week? i know as the hearings continue, what's the preview there. >> reporter: right, more

hearings to come and there will be another house hearing tuesday and two others wednesday on the senate side. they all center around the trading conference which produced the embarrassing videos and go further to look into what critics call the culture of overspending and mismanagement at that agency and house republicans said friday, neale, the regional manager got a $9,000 bonus while the conference was investigated. and president obama says he was outraged and gsa promised to clean things up. >> steve centanni, thank you very much. a show of force in the world's most reclusive country again. north korea celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of their founders and the people treat today a surprise in store and the nation's newest lead are speaking publicly the first time. campaign for barack obama and

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>> north korea's new leader kim jong un talking the first time after the embarrassing rocket launch failure. what he said is nothing new. he praised his father and grandfather reminding the military first policy. the fact that he spoke at although is kind of surprising, experts telling us his father almost never spoke

in public. greg palkot in pyongyang and there to witness the speech. >> reporter: harris, it's early monday morning north korean time and they're abuzz about the big bash and they are hoping they forget about the bust of a lift-off late last week. >> and rows and rows of soldiers marching in a precision parade to the square on the anniversary of the north krohn founder in a country with dire needs for funds and development and all the attention is focused here, just where the regime wants it and that's where the regime can command it. and tens of thousands of troops went through their paces and there was all sorts of threatening hardware rolled out following the failure of the rocket launcher a few back, and one that local said they've never seen, and told

it could be an inter-continental missile and others thought it might be a dummy. and hab more news worthy, the young leader gave his first speech and he claimed the north was working toward piece, seemed to defend the ten atomic bombs and the era of enemies using the atomic bombs to threaten is over forever. it doesn't sound like he's going to give up nukes anytime soon. bad news for the neighbors and harris. >> harris: greg palkot reporting. politics now, and the back and forth between mitt romney and president obama heating up. in a preview of what to expect in the general election, if mitt romney gets the nomination, both campaigns squaring off on everything from jobs to taxes. and this, as the latest fox news poll shows a statistical

dead heat and leading president obama nationally in the margin of error though, peter doocy following all of this for you in washington. >> the romney team hammered home, 92.3 the percentage of women they say accounts for all job losses since president obama took office and more women lost jobs, and the fact there have been more men take office doesn't make it a good loss, and that's a bad thing and we need to reverse them. >> treasury secretary tim geithner did not contend that stat this morning, but says the republican argument is incorrect. a lot of the early job losses in 2008 affected men because they affected construction and manufacturing and as the crisis spread and state and local governments were forced to cut back on services fire a lot of teachers caused a lot of damage to women, too. >> there was talk of tax returns and the obama campaign wants to see more than two

decades of romneys and only two year's worth according to gillespie and the g.o.p. nominee from '08 says that's okay. >> two years is sufficient and frankly, i'm not sure that's a key issue that americans are really worried about. >> we know president obama's 25.short of the buffet rule 30% for the rich don't expect the president to write the treasury a check for the difference. >> that's not the way we operate our tax system. we don't run bake sales, not about volunteerism. we all kick in according to the stem. >> 204 days until the election. harris. >> harris: peter, thank you. and the taliban taking credit for a series of attacks near western targets near afghanistan and say scenes like this are just the beginning. the united states response in minutes. and returning home from afghanistan, this was not enough for one marine. what he did that gave him a knot in his stomach.

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stormed a prison in afghanistan and freed inmates including one on death row trying to assassinate afghan's president. and a taliban official saying more than 100 of his fighters returned to pakistan's northern tribal region home to one of the most feared terror groups. a concern that a so-called cease-fire is nothing, but a sham. and the strong hold again today, as international observers arrived in that country and the united nations sent them to syria and we reported this last night that they were coming and they're there to ensure the regime is holding to a promise of a cease-fire, if reports received from that country are any indication, that's not happening. both sides blaming the other for violence, outbreaks, and violating that agreement. and syrian government officials saying they welcome the observers because they have quote, nothing to hide.

as the president was wrapping up a news conference in colombia a short time ago he mentioned dls' a window closing on using diplomacy and threatens more sanctions on iran and the talks are coming up next month. iran, a 6th world power x expected to talk about the expanding nuclear program. >> a difference between this meeting and previous meetings, this time iran was willing to talk about its nuclear program according to the six world powers that sat across the table from iran. and iran had been willing to talk about a lot of things, just not its nuclear program. now admittedly, this time, no deals were cut and no agreement to curtail stop enriching uranium to talk about the program this time and in future meetings. >> and the time to address the

nuclear program, and that in itself is something that previously had been difficult to get firm commitment to, and that's the first thing. >> secondly, that the proposals we have, are the proposals coming in both directions for experts and from deputies. and it's designed to put a frame work, around how we go forward. >> iran this weekend talked a lot about this issue by the supreme leader which said would be unislamic or against the religion to build a nuclear bomb. i asked a senior u.s. administration official if anyone would take iran at its word on that and i was told that not necessarily. if iran does mean it then they should be willing to take concrete steps to prove to the rest of the world they're not after a nuclear bomb. such as letting inspectors into the site they've been seeking access to. it's not clear where it's going to go. if it's going to get think results nor what the step by

step process is actually going to look like, but what both sides did state was a commitment to a sustained process to get to a negotiated solution, to the standoff with iran. and the next meeting will be may 23rd. harris. >> harris: amy, thank you. insurgents in afghanistan launching a widespread series of attacks across the capital city of kabul. targets including n.a.t.o. bases, the parliament and embassies of western nations and homes belonging to diplomates hit by rocket propelled grenades. the taliban calling it a sign of things to come. and a swift response of afghan forces, fox news world affairs, dominique di-natale streaming live inside the countries. >> harris, in the background you can hear the call to prayer on what is now the sae second day on the assault of

kabul. we have overhead healths strafing a building and where many expatriates live and the last of the militants are holed up in a building and afghan forces have been unable to eradicate and called in the the help of the coalition forces here, but the helicopters have been attacking that building for the at least 45 minutes now and appears that the militants are still very well-armed and in there for the long haul. it's been an extraordinary day, a surprise attack coming a week, after they said that the taliban was incapable of launching attack like this. it wasn't just here in the capital, it was three provinces in the country and we hear there have been low casualtieses, mostly injuries and apart from those who died in their attack. and yet, the scale of this attack really is almost unprecedented. we saw something like this back in september. when the u.s. embassy came

under attack and never so many diplomatic missions and the americans, yet again, targeted and the british embassy, the russians and the germans on top of that, but this is an attempt to undermine the evidence of afghan national security forces as they tried to grapple with the responsibility they now have of protecting their own country. and it was the international community also finds it, because they had given a resounding endorsement, takely in charge of protecting the capital. so, a lot of thought, dawn will rise and sun will rise here in less than half an hour's time and that will be food for thought on a brand new day of just really where the afghan national forces stond, especially the international forces in 2014. harris, back to you. >> harris: dominique dena tal yes, thank you very much. u.s. marines assigned to our border with mexico, our top story as we go across america.

arizona, dozens of marines with the border patrol trying to stem the tide of illegal immigrants from mexico. a local news crew from tucson riding along as specialized blackhawk helicopters scan the desert floor and spot group of immigrants and then the takedown. agents on foot and aflt tv's trying to catch them. >> there's more here, and they're fresh and run. >> do you see, they're-- this is a way of practicing their tracks, but they got them and sent them back to mexico. connecticut a helicopter slams into the ground in a small town of farmington, two people on board survived. the police chief saying the chopper narrowly missed transmission lines, now an investigation of the cause of the crash. >> and farther south, in new haven, 31 marines getting a big welcome home after seven

months in afghanistan, and some romance as lance corporal matt bonder pops the question to a long time girlfriend sarah. >> i was surprised for sure, just like overwhelmed with everything, i guess. >> i had a huge knot in my stomach without a doubt and it was pretty nerve wracking and of course the guys on the tour were relentless. >> by the way, she said yes. california, four red river piglets all the rage at the san diego zoo. march 27th, they've been on the go since. >> they're a lot of work and they never stop. but the parents are very patient. >> yep, teas parenting, chasing your runts until you're exhausted and that's a fox watch across america. powerful storms causing destruction in the midwest, our coverage will continue with fresh pictures in two states, we have not yet shown you, nebraska and iowa, now, remember, iowa last night had that hospital that was hit.

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>> today an insurgent warning credited with saving lives after a powerful storm system swept the midwest and now we're hearing several thunderstorms expected again as far east as michigan. the national weather service saying the kind of twisters we saw yesterday and the overnight hours are not likely to hit again tonight.

but there are several watches in effect so we're watching at that situation. more than 100 suspected tornados reported by day break across the midwest today. and five people killed in oklahoma including three children, and about two dozen other people hurt. those fatalities were in woodward, oklahoma a community that suffers the worst of the destruction from the system and most of the victims living in a mobile home park, kansas and nebraska and iowa also hit. and in nebraska, reports of baseball sized hail mixed with serious damage to homes and take a look at damage in the tiny town. thurmond. flattened. and piles of free lines, lining the streets. and rick reichmuth in thurman. >> this is what is left after the tornado cut through 5:30

in the afternoon he of this is a glaj garage, he kept the now, able, the damage and you can see the other cars that he kept outside, they, obviously, are dealing with the same kind of damage, but most of this is here now, beginning the process, and trying to unbury from this, but he's been able to find some records and this is one of the stories in they areman of people now in the process of keeping up. and the storm went through around 5:30 last night and they did have warning, the tornado warning here in this town went off and it's a manual warning and it has to be initiated by the mayor of the town. the mayor's son knew there was a tornado warning coming and said, dad, there's tornado and you have to sound the alarm and his dad went and turned on the alarm and everybody in

town had the audible warning and kept them safe. no injuries, no no fatalities in they areman, iowa. >> thank you, we want to thank you for the images. james tweeted me this picture it's hail and drifts three feet deep and that roads looked like rivers and keep the images coming and remember to stay safe. and now to a story that might lead car enthusiasts cringing, a valet getting into a expensive fender bender. it happened in miami, and the driver losing control. do you think? and ramming a mad razzie into

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obviously, the internal ray service is closed today. and the filers have until midnight tuesday to get their returns post marked and mailed in and the irs reporting nearly 100 million people have already filed though, a lot of them doing it online. well, the "titanic," probably the most famous ship wreck in history. once again, capturing the world's imagination. a century ago today, the "titanic" met its fate hitting an iceberg and sinking to the bottom of the atlantic taking more than 1500 people with it. as people around the world marked the event, and mourn the loss incredibly considering the conditions, we learned that human remains may still be buried at that wreck site. anna kooiman joining me. what are people doing? >> the ship voyage was supposed to be from england to new york and even cities without links are holding events.

and 400 miles the coast of new foundland and lay wreaths and moments of silence and one of the granddaughters say it offers closure. >> it's almost as though while i with as here he was alive for me and i can let it go. >> and in northern ireland, where the "titanic" was built a monument was unveiled and attended by local dignitaries and the explorer who founded wreck in 1985 and members of the dead. and san diego, houston, many hosting exhibitions and one ohio woman is paying respects today. her late, late mother-in-law, rather, escaped narrowly. >> she was put in life boat 15 and she said it was full.

many of them were not, but she said the noise as they rode away from that ship was unbelievable, something she would never, never forget. >> and harris, she was one of only 700 of the 2208 passengers and crew who were rescued. >> life boat 15. what we learn about that night. what are the possibilities of still finding human remains there. >> a new photograph came out this week and it was taken at the ship wreck and it shows a coat and boots in the mud and it has some maritime experts say there's compelling case for human remains to be there. the way the boots are next to one another and didn't fall off or someone did indeed laid to rest there and should the "titanic" itself be raised? and marking the anniversary, garyi james cameron's "titanic" he's been to the wreckage and

there's a compelling for there to be human remains. >> he said he did this in 3-d to get a whole new generation interested and i had not seen at that pictures ever the boots, remarkable. >> and if you can stand be in theater, 3 hours and 15 minutes, maybe it's for you. >> harris: i love that movie and good to see you. thank you. well, there are plenty of fans who would give a whole lot to spend some time with this guy. but you won't believe how much one couple spent to hang out for a day with tim tebow. well, we can hang out with pete for free. he's up next for fox sports.com. is this what we're doing now? i don't want a pluer anywhere near my coffee. not in my house. with maxwell house french roast, you let gravity do the work. [ male announcer ] maxwell house french roast. always good to the last drop.

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playoffs and they were the favorites to win the stanley cup. we're three games into the playoffs and the flyers are up 3-0. and it's nothing short of a thrill ride. they won today 8-4 and scored 20 goals in three games and the best part or the worst part depending who you ask, the two stars from both teams, sidney crosby and giroux, they were-- >> wait, wait, fighting this hockey, that's breaking news? >> that's not the crosby fight, but this is full of penalties. if you're old school, with fight and goals, but if you're a new one, you care about their safety. >> harris: or a parent. they're going without jeremy lin, the new york knicks. >> the "titanic," the knicks basketball. they came today and played the heat. only time the heat came to new york city this season and the heat won and the heat were having some struggles come intoing this one and lost

eight of the last nine road games, and 500 record or better, but they he beat the knicks and now the nba playoffs coming up and heat and knicks might play again and that would be quite a series. >> harris: i was going to see if you could loan me some cash if i could hang out with tim tebow with my kids. this couple paid a whole lot to hang out with him. >> $100,000 for tim tebow, yes, for a charity. >> harris: what do you do. >> he's the backup quarterback and what could mark sanchez get on the open market. >> harris: i have thousand dollars. >> and tim tebow, a great charity foundation, for his own foundation, $100,000 will go to that 0 to spend a day with him and bubba watson on hand and his driver the one at the masters sold for $15,000. >> harris: awesome, time for free with pete, and it's worth. >> value. >> harris: unsurmountable amount. good to see you, let's do fox

fast forward, looking at big stories this week, the house committee set to kick off a hearing on a spending controversy. lawmakers trying it determine how a government agency whose sole purpose it is to flush out waste blew more than $800,000 on a trip to sin city. and nasa, a flight to the smithsonian inside a modified 747 and the famous museum will be shuttle's new home. a judge could decide whether to allow bail for george zimmerman. he's accused of killing trayvon martin and zimmerman claimed it was self-defense and martin's family says their son was murdered. on this day in 1947, jackie robinson stepped on to the baseball mound at ebbott's field in brooklyn and became the first black player in major league history and chos choosing robinson for