>> a news conference wrapping up and authorities in tucson, arizona looking for a six-year-old girl and using the word possible kidnapping. where is isabel? and just when it looked like the sex scandal involving the men who protect the president couldn't get any bigger, word tonight, the investigation is widening. i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. a done deal between the u.s. and afghanistan. our american troops still at war there and now, details emerging about what our involvement will be after our fighting men and women leave. fox reports. on the new deal. and it affects u.s. plan to end the war in 2014?

fox news alert, we are watching a police chase in progress right now. we watched it live on fox, a police chase unfolding. and now, it's truly hard to believe, the suspect had his own camera inside the s.u.v. >> and that's-- >> tonight, reaction from a woman who was in the passenger seat while that driver evaded police after highway after highway. plus, what's this about? a man wearing only a nightgown, with only one accessory, a gun and then he opened fire. who will be the next to fall in the secret service sex scandal? a lot of new reaction, including strong words to expect several other members of the agency that protects president obama to leave in the very near future. with 12 agents and 11 military officers now under investigation for allegedly shuttling prostitutes back to

their hotel in colombia, they were working ahead of president obama's visit there last week and six of the people from the secret service out of a job. and chairman of the homeland security committee saying this. >> i would expect in the very near future to have several other secret service agents leaving. >> an and susan collins, a ranking republican on the senate homeland security committee saying there's no evidence that the women allegedly involved as prostitutes were underage. all of this as the probe is about to expand. with the senate committee pressing hard to find out exactly what went on. steve centanni with the news live. steve, you've been able to learn more about the latest agent implicated? >> right, the 12th agent to be implicated, different from the others accused earlier, harris, because he didn't have a room at the hotel where the scandal came to light. according to the associated press, he may have been involved in a senate incident

earlier than the others, and at a different hotel. a location with a much greater security implication. >> what was striking to me and significant is that the 12th agent now put on administrative leave as of friday, was not staying at the hotel where the other agents were, but at the hilton, and the hilton is significant because that's where president obama was going to stay. >> in the meantime, congressmen peter king, chairman of the house homeland security committee fired off a letter asking 50 questions of the secret service director, whether they used in the form of per diem, to pay those prostitutes, harris. >> and we saw this development. the president's senior campaign strategist actually talking about the scandal. >> and the president's top reelection advisor is david axlerod appeared on two sunday talk shows saying he was surprised and disappointed by

the scandal. >> i must say that in my experience, the secret service hats been completely professional, so impressive. i always felt like they were, they were willing to do anything to protect the president and the people around the president. aen so, this was really disappointing. >> now the chairman of three different congressional panels are pushing for more information, but so far, no hearings have been scheduled, harris. >> and steve centanni, thank you very much. another scandal to tell you about though, this one dealing with your tax money. the general services administration now about an indoor investigation that's growing. you may know that the gsa coming under fire after lavish spending on gifts, trips and $800,000 training concerns, gsa is supposed to be looking for wasteful government spending. joe lieberman wants the government probe to find out how widespread the problem is. the senator calling the culture at the gsa, quote,

sickening and while on fox news sunday called on the administrator general to investigate the entire agency. >> we have a responsibility on our governmental affairs committee the oversight part of our jurisdiction to not just walk away from this and i'm with senator collins, asking the inspector general of the general services administration, gsa, to begin an investigation of the other ten regions. >> harris: congress holding several hearings on the gsa debacle and jeffrey neily in charge of that conference pleaded the fifth in recent days and refused to answer any questions during his appearance before the senate. now to afghanistan, america' longest war there, ten years and counting, new tonight, u.s. and afghan leaders making a deal. that agreement could redesign our role there for years to come and the latest plan lays out what will happen after the

scheduled withdrawal of combat forces in 2014, including what the remaining american troops might do. the money, billions in additional age for afghan's fragile government. and the security analyst, kt mcfarland expressing doubt that the new deal will work and the financial support may not be enough to keep afghanistan from plunging into chaos once our troops come home. >> when we leave afghanistan, are we going to still be talking about tens of billions of dollars? even if we're generous with afghanistan, i think, that tells you, that economy could well start collapsing. >> afghan leaders sag they're optimistic about the agreement, before president obama and hamid karzai would sign it there are key deals. >> harris, through the hoops with afghans to get this far is that much of a landmark agreement. what is it at the end of the

day? the strategic partner agreed a frame work how the u.s. is going to deal with the afghans after 2014, that's when the official combat mission is supposed to end and this agreement lasts for another ten years, yes, the united states is going to be in afghanistan until at least 2014 in some shape or form. we don't know when this is, we don't know how many u.s. soldiers will stay on or capacity, especially at this time and don't know how much money america is going to have to give afghanistan in order to support it, we think between two or three million dollars and memorandums of understanding will be done in that time. what happens now? well, president obama's got to actually, after this congress has been consulted on it and wrapped up in too many for the n.a.t.o. summit in chicago taking place in may and that's when the international community decides itself how much money it's going to give to afghanistan and how many

countries don't want to. and a huge sigh of relief and where it's going to go with afghanistan and of course, ten difficult years and given the state of the flight that continues to go on here, who knows how difficult the next ten will be, back to you, harris. >> dominic, this you very much. remember the drone the u.s. lost over iran last year? now, iran says it's using reverse engineering to begin building a functioning copy of our drone. iran flaunting the capture of that as a victory. the u.s. acknowledged losing it last year, but says it would be difficult for anybody to gain any real knowledge from it. but, when the white house asked iran to return the high-tech signal, ahmadnejad sent a plastic toy version of it instead. and right now, 150 law enforcement officers looking for one child. per neighborhood block cordoned off and the possibility of a kidnapping

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when he vanished in 1979. the fbi and forensics teams began ripping up the basement in soho and tonight they tell us they found a suspicious stain in that basement. the evidence on its way to the fbi lab in quantico. we've been reporting officials looking at any clues that will lead them to what happened to etan, disappeared while walking to the school bus stop for the first time by himself. and anna, some reports have that stain as possibly blood. >> harris, investigators, according to a source that is indeed close to the stain. and they used the process that picks up blood, but it's not a positive test and that's why it's headed to the virginia lab by the fbi. forensic experts tells the time that's passed may pose a problem linking it to etan

patz. >> over 33 years if it were a blood stain, the red and white blood cells deteriorate and invaded by bacteria and useless as far as looking for dna. >> the fbi and n.y.p.d. began digging up the concrete floor and the soil beneath it. and authorities are not revealing whether any significant evidence such as clothing or bones have been found, but say that the concrete would stop water from getting to etan's remains if they were down there and slow the decomposition process. >> harris: any updates surrounding the handyman using the payment at the time that etan disappeared? >> a source that's close to the case tells us there is an unrelated molestation claim that is one of the several reasons for the fresh scrutiny over the now 75-year-old miller.

miller is said to have access to etan around the time he disappeared and concrete freshly poured after etan his searched, but never dug up. ray kelly is not calling miller a suspect. from a statement from miller's attorney he maintains miller's innocence saying he has absolutely no responsible for the terrible tragedy that befell etan's fate and grieves as all new yorkers have for decades. the prime suspect in this case has been jose ramos, a convicted child predator, and he's scheduled to get out in november. never enough evidence to convict him in the case, but he was held responsible in a wrongful death civil suit. the investigators wrapped up late this afternoon, but earlier than yesterday and confirmation from the fbi that they will be back out here

tomorrow, harris. >> harris: anna, thank you very much. right now, a desperate search underway in arizona for a missing girl. the parents of isabel mercedes celis vanished from her bedroom. she went to bed and when they went to her room she was gone. there's word the child's window was open, but no evident of a break-in. >> here we are buildings as well as open desert area, we have a variety of different locations where we need to look and search and especially when you're dealing with such a small child, there could be innumberable places they could be hidden or evidence could be found. >> harris: police saying they are treating this as a possible kidnapping. now, scouring the east side of tucson all weekend for clues. so far, no signs of the child. casey stegall live in our west coast news hub, casey.

>> reporter: so sad. multiple law enforcement agencies are on the job including the federal bureau of investigation and u.s. marshal service, canine units and helicopters have converged on the neighborhood, not to mention the dozens of volunteers from the community who have come forward to help look for this first grader. but here is what is really puzzling. investigators say that there were no signs of forced entry into the home, where six-year-old isabel mercedes celis lived with her parents and two older brothers, but cops are still characterizing this in their own words as a possible abduction. the little girl's family trying to remain optimistic as the clock ticks down without any news of her whereabouts. >> and you don't think anything like that would actually happen to you and all of a sudden, you wake up one morning and you're in that scenario and everything goes through your mind. angry, upset, frustrated, confused.

>> usually when a child goes missing as we know, an amber alert is immediately issued, well, that was not the case here. sadly, because authorities tell us they do not have the information they need to best track her. >> typically when we issue an amber alert or the criteria, we have some sort of definitive suspect description or vehicle or last known location or clothing description. in this case we simply don't have pretty much any of that stuff. >> reporter: this is all we really have at this hour, 3-8, 44 pounds, light brown hair was braided when she went to bed and missing two front teeth. one on upper and one on the bottom and anyone with information asked to call 911 right away, harris. >> harris: 3-8, 3 feet 8 inches call a little thing. casey, i was recently in

tucson and warm awfully early there and that would be a problem for the search. >> reporter: yeah, unusually hot for the month of april and triple digit temperatures there yesterday and today not only making it difficult for of course the investigators, but more importantly, this little girl, obviously, those conditions tough for anyone to survive in for an extended period of time, harris. >> casey stegall looking into it for us, thank you very much. her job was to serve a little boy a smoothy to drink. instead. what was inside his cup has put the restaurant where she worked in the middle of an investigation. and police in full riot gear trying to break up ruly crowds at college fest. do you know about the celebration? the story coming up. ♪

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>> olive garden restaurant, fearing a waitress in indianapolis after she served mistakenly alcohol to a young boy celebrating his 10th bert day with family. and the boy began to feel sec halfway through the drink, turned out there was booze in the smoothy, after learning of the mix-up, the manager went over and told the boy could be quote, fine. and the brother wonders how can nen be sure? >> you never know, a child might have a reaction to the alcohol and might drink it all and pass out. >> harris: we know that the child was taken to the hospital as a precaution. indiana child protective services investigating whether any charges should be filed. olive garden has apologized to the family and says they're working to resolve the issue. fox news weather alert now, a

tornado whipping through minnesota, leaving piles of rubble in its wake. wets saying the funnel cloud formed directly overhead and when it was said and done, greenhouses on a farm destroyed a trampoline stuck in a tree and no electricity and suzanne says there's not much left of the flower business she runs at the farm and neighbors pitching in wherever they can help. >> it was frightening because i didn't have sight of my kids and i can't tell how thankful i am. i don't know how they knew or why they knew, they showed up out of the woodwork and i'm just so thankful for them. >> fortunately, no injury reported there. >> and the east coast being battered right now by a nor'easter and that means in some places, big snow for millions of people on this sunday, not to mention the high winds and it's all expected to strengthen into early morning monday and the biggest threat right now, and we know this so well on the east coast, power outages,

meteorologist maria molina is tracking all of this from the weather center. >> you're right. a lot of snow expected across interior portions of the northeast, the trees have already had the leaves come out and possibility coming down with the weight of snow on them and power lines may come down. it's going to be a heavy, wet type of snow because the temperatures are hovering around the freezing mark. it's not winter anymore and temperatures aren't too cold where you've got the light and fluffy powdery snow. and through the overnight hours and tuesday morning, and it will be a pro long-term event and right now, mostly rain and across portions of philadelphia, new york city and boston and along the i-94 corridor not expecting any, and it's along interior portions of the northeast and the center is just actually off the coast of the carolinas, and going to continue to strengthen and track up the coast and produce heavy rain out here, across parts of the corridor and talking about a flooding concern and expecting two to

four inches of rain and it's good news because we're in a drought and too much water too quickly and looking at again, flooding concerns and flood watches are in effect until about monday morning across most of the northeast, and future radar as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning, see that snow coming down heavily from west virginia into western parts of pennsylvania and impacting parts of the city in buffalo and harris, over a foot possible along the higher elevations of western pennsylvania, lower elevations of the city of pittsburgh and up to half a foot of snow possible and tractor in the wind and not pretty for your monday morning commute. >> i was looking today. almost section months ago they had almost the same storm system set up. snowfall before halloween and i guess it was record breaking then. >> yeah, the halloween snow over part of the northeast, an early snowstorm, not a lot of snow and now a late snowstorm.

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♪ >> i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time now for the top of the news. new developments in the secret service hooker scandal. the chairman of the house committee says he expects in the near future several other agents will be leaving. six out of a job on charges that they brought prostitutes back to their hotel in colombia. and new calls for a wider investigation into the spending scandal at the general services administration. senator joe lieberman now saying he wants the inspector general to investigate the entire agency and find out how widespread the spending problem is. and u.s. and afghan leaders striking a deal. what will happen after u.s. combat troops withdraw from afghanistan scheduled in 2014. the partnership agreement americans provide military and

financial support for the afghan people for at least another decade beyond our leaving. and some details need to be worked out before president obama and hamid karzai would sign it. fox news is america's election headquarters and the talk on the campaign trail tonight not about the up coming primaries, attention now turning to mitt romney and who he will select as his running mate. some popular names tossed around, including marco rubio, new jersey governor chris christie, jeb bush and rob partman ab indiana governor rich daniels and there are names absent. specifically men like newt gingrich, rick santorum and peter doocy with more in washington. >> reporter: florida's 40-year-old senator marco rubio's name is mentioned a lot about experts who try to

forecast running mates and even though he's steadily denied the deer sire to leave the u.s. senate. he's done talking about it. >> i think at this point it would be wise for republicans to respect at that process and let it play out. >> reporter: at the end of the process, how much does a running mate matter? >> the vice-president nomination reinforces the themes that the presidential candidate sets down. the impact by himself or herself is minimal. >> reporter: romney says if he's approached he'll run the 0er way. you'll remember what william f buckley said when he ran for new york, what he do if he won, demand a recount and i think i would demand reconsideration, beth meyer, being selected number two is harder than winning the nomination. >> obama can say to mitt

romney, release your taxes and mitt romney can say no, we can vote for him one way or the other. if mitt romney says to his vp picks, i want to see ten years of your taxes, you're going to have to give them to him. >> joe tripe explains, bill clinton and george w. bush probably would not have been picked as vp a he is, based on things from their past that would have come up. >> harris: peter, thank you. now to an important presidential election happening outside this country in france. french president sarkozy in a fight for his political life after losing a-- he'll face holland, or holland as they say in france in a run-up election, and the issue concerning voter the most is the economy. one of the top tourists destinations and largest economies is france, feeling down about its debt, stagnant paychecks and the future. become voters blaming car so

sarkozy. >> and just because want him to be president again, why i voted for him. >> and because i think he will care more about the people, and his education program is better and in the last five years with nicolas sarkozy focused on the upper class. >> harris: the runoff election set for may 6th. if sarkozy loses again, he will be the first french president to lose his reelection bid in 30 years. a joke, that's what one activist is calling the u.n. observer mission in syria. activists say six more people were killed in new violence today. the shelling of a damascus suburban one day after they voted to expand the number of observers, from 30 to 300, in hopes of salvaging a truce agreement and that's curbed some of the violence, but so far not brought a complete end to 13 months of deadly

attacks. a chemical plant has two explosions in one day. and dozens of people killed while riding a tour bus as we go around the world in 80 seconds. japan, a massive explosion caught on tape. the second of two blasts at a chemical plant, the first within happening at two in the morning, local time, killing one worker and injuring 22 others. the second one came about six hours later and still no word on what caused them. and china, (siren sounding) >> a bus drivers through the median barriers and into oncoming traffic, crashing head on with a big rig. and both the bus and semi flipping, killing more than 12 people. we don't yet know why that bus driver veered into the other lane.

the philippines. u.s. and filipino forces teaming up. and the u.s. has taking part in the drills. and the exercise is making sure they're ready to operate together in the future. and mexico. >> quite a catch. fishermen on the sea of cortez netting a great white shark by accidents and say that the 2000 pound shark would easily have taken over the small boat, but he was already dead. still, their vote had to be towed to shore in order to bring the shark to land. that's it on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. a guy in a nightgown caught on tape getting out of his car, pulling out a gun and shooting. what is up with this dude? and a car chase aired live on fox news. what you didn't see, what was happening inside that s.u.v. next, you'll hear from the suspects themselves and the woman who was with him, yep, they had a camera on their

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on the ground are so police could get him in custody. and now a rare perspective of what's going on in the car and hearing from him in a video he made while he was driving. james rose reporting from fox affiliate kfw. >> (bleep) they got me, i'm dirty, i'm going, i'm gone for life, i'm finished, just go. >> his girlfriend and mother of one of his girlfriends, courtney richardson, dun ka can initially stopped to for police and decided to take off. i kept telling, stop, stop, they're going to catch us, just stop. >> realizing he could go to jail for long time. duncan made video to all five women he says he has children with. >> as a profanity laced plea for the mothers to take care of his children. >> and y'all take care of my kids and everything. >> shortly after making that video, richardson says, duncan

wanted to stop, but was afraid and even called police. >> he was scared the police would beat both of us us and he didn't want to stop with just police behind us he wanted a lot of people. and i told him, the news is above us, we' on camera. >> he feared getting shot, saying. >> they think i have a gun in my hand and i'm going to shoot. >> i don't know where he got that from, but he said that, and so the lady told him to wave his hands out the window, both of us and when he told me to wave my hand out the window so honestly, i felt stupid and did that and put my hand out the window. he had his hand out the window a long time. >> richardson said she thought about jumping from the s.u.v., but thought she might get run over. and i thought about putting it in park so i just held on. >> and hold on she did until

duncan drove into downtown dallas where she says he felt safe enough to surrender in front of a lot of witnesses. >> talk about your baby mama drama. well, we're told that suspect is now facing aggravated assault charges among other things and that was james rose, fox affiliate in dallas. a booze fueled party gets out of control as we go across america, and in ohio, an all campus party known as college fest, hits violent in kent state. some of them throwing bottles and tweeted pictures from the scene of riot squads and police arrested at least 30 people and there could be more hauled into custody. texas, punishment by public shaming. that's what one man is facing after he kills a 20-year-old while driving drunk.

the man convicted of dwi last year served 90 days in jail and as part of probation,ed judge ordered him to stand at the crash site with the sign. >> and showing one of my best friends-- >> and to bury your son, and with alcohol. it shows that people don't want him to forget what happened. >> harris: new mexico, just released surveillance video from a police van showing a strange type of road rage. they're looking for the guy wearing a nightgown. you can see him firing five gunshots into the windshield of that van with snapped pictures of speeding drivers. then he gets back into the car and drives away, the bullets cause about $1,000 in damage. that's a fox watch across america. some people in nevada reportedly seeing something very strange in the sky this weekend. some say it looked like a fireball zooming overhead ap others say this heard an explosion.

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southwest over reno. music therapy gaining more attention helping patients recover from a traumatic injury. and the treatment playing a big role in gabby giffords' recovery following the attempt on her life. the practice now so popular, several states are starting to regulate it. elizabeth is live in atlanta. i first read about the story and how do you recognizance regulate music? >> well, they're looking to get a nnsed. so north carolina has a bill bipartisan support to get it licensed. and both north carolina and nevada and they'll take a look. >> jim vaughan is fighting an auto immune disease at mission hospital in asheville, north carolina. he gets an iv treatment every two weeks, a dreaded process. until the hospital introduced music therapy. >> makes me more receptive of to being here.

i'm not as concerned how fast it's dripping and what the pump is doing. >> there have been many studies shown that it does relieve anxiety and alleviate main and just enhances what the physicians are doing. >> the hospital hired michelle bond, a full-time musical therapist, to plays requested songs for patience who are undergoing treatment. she serves as a pleasant distraction and a counselor. >> we can see the physical reaction of somebody just, ah, you know, not focusing on their disease and their illness, it's thinking about the music. >> because at a time when so many are going through so much, a little added therapy isn't just music to the ears. note ♪ . it's treatment for the body. >> for a body suffering from a variety of illnesses, musical therapy can work with patients

from alzheimer's to hospice and children with pediatric diseases and the music therapists say it goes in conjunction with their normal treatment. harris. >> harris: fascinating. elizabeth, thank you. always good to see you. former senator john edwards wanted to be president and nows' accused of using campaign contributions to cover up an affair. his criminal trial about to start. details as we fox fast forward. wake up!

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years ago on the verge of elimination and the game winning goal in overtime and a game season on wednesday night. the seize has been tremendous and not the only great series. every series has been tremendous and another one going on that today we had elimination of the pittsburgh penguins, the top ranked team according to vegas coming into the playoffs and everyone thought they would be the winners and a healthy sidney crosby and they lost in six games to the arch rivals, and the flyers, a great series also. >> this elicited so much screaming in the news room today, and they were into this one. look, let's talk nascar. >> on fox. the kansas speedway, if you haven't been and i used to live this. the kansas city kansas speedway, gorgeous. a great race between denny hamlin and martin truex.

he had the most laps, led with 153 on the afternoon and hamlin takes it. and jimmie johnson did not finish in the top two today. >> harris: congrats to denny hamlin. let's talk about the nfl draft. >> it's my favorite three days of the year. >> harris: i know it. >> i love this. starts thursday night and goes saturday and also goes friday. and it's going to be a wonderful one and the first five picks, we're going to give you guys to watch. >> harris: okay. >> thursday night around eight o'clock. and been a lot of pomp and circumstance and first pick, but the first guys to watch. andrew luck, quarterback out of stanford and robert griffin iii out of baylor talking second pick. third, between kalil. to the vikings and fourth, richardson, probably to the cleveland browns and fifth i'm going morris clayborne out of lsu might be a tampa bay

buccaneer. >> harris: and alonzo delard, arrested for allegedly assaulting a police officer in nebraska and you say he's still going. >> he's still going in the second round and might have gone in the first round. a lot of the teams view the mistakes say you're an idiot, but most likely for your timing of the incident once you're on our team and it's our responsibility, we're going to shape you up and our veterans on the team make sure you're a better young man and they'll accept a lot in college. >> harris: if they've got potential. >> they'll say once you're a nfl player and under our system you're not going to make those mistakes because there really is no tolerance for it. >> harris: peter, a lot of tolerance for you. fox sports.com. >> thank you. >> harris: fox fast forward, big stories coming up, the criminal trial of former

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