that is it for today and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >> the top counterterrorism advisors to the white house. speaking out about the secret service hooker scandal. will his words calm the critics asking for further investigation. plus, new reaction coming into fox news about a campaign ad questioning whether mitt romney would have ordered the killing of osama bin laden had he been the commander-in-chief. i'm harris falkner, we're live at fox report tonight. a terrifying plunge from a highway overpass. people inside that vehicle, children among them. in moments, what we're learning about the tragedy where passengers didn't stand a chance. >> also, marking usama bin

laden's takedown and keeping our guard up while the terrorist threat here and overseas remains. >> we're determined to destroy that organization. we're going to destroy it and it's going to continue to maintain the pressure and al-qaeda as well as afghanistan. >> harris: and the rise of freedom. tonight, celebrating a landmark occasion for which we call could be proud. and you may recognize this guy, nba holdout, no, american politician, yes (screams). can you guess who made the crowd pleasing shot? right now, an active crash scene for police in new york city, witnesses describing it simply as carnage. we're told an suv lost control and plunged off a highway crashing on the ground of the bronx zoo. moments ago crews hauling away

the honda pilot. this afternoon that vehicle was travelling cross town on an expressway, when it bounced off a median, flipping over a guardrail and emergency crews saying the people inside that van did not stand a chance for survival. we're learning, also, they were one family of three generations. anna kooiman is live outside the bronx zoo now, anna? >> well, harris, we haven't learned the names of any of the seven people killed today, but we can tell you that the children were all girls, ages three, five and ten, the driver of a female 45-year-old another 39-year-old female inside the vehicle, as well as two elderly people, one male and one female. now, the n.y.p.d., they pulled the vehicle from the scene just about an hour ago, using a flatbed truck. the accident happened about 12:30 this afternoon when the driver of the light colored honda pilot lost control, hit the median, crossed four lanes

of traffic and then went airborne, plunging 55 feet over the overpass onto the bronx river parkway and into a ravine, landing on its hood in a wooded area, next to a train yard where the zoo stores the mon rails. when our crew arrived did marks could be seen on the highway and jaws of life. visitors and zoos were unaffected by the happening today. >> harris: the toll a very, very heavy one, you mentioned 55 feet, that's about five stories and noi this is deadliest accident since a bus crash which we covered in the the bronx last year. >> yeah, we did, that was back in march of 2011 and 14 people were killed on interstate 95. what happened, they were coming back from a connecticut casino trip, they pumped into a guardrail tipped on its side and slammed into a pole, ripping the roof off and

leaving the bus mangled and dramatic pictures there for you. today's accident a reminder how careful we need to be out there on the roadway, and we did speak with the n.y.p.d., we will not be learning the victims' names this evening, more than likely, harris. >> harris: anna kooiman reporting live. thank you. now to the sex scandal involving those u.s. secret service agents. the top counterterrorism advisors to the white house says he does not think the whole mess has exposed a weak spot in security. so far the the agencies which protects the president has fired three he people and disciplined three others after they hired hookers, to join them in the hotel room. it happened after mr. obama's arrival in colombia this month. on fox news sunday, john brennan telling chris wallace the president is safe, but he is concerned about what could have happened. >> the prospect of secret service agents taking women they don't know into their

rooms, possibly and apparently didn't happen in in case, but the possibility of classified information or security information being in their rooms, it would strike me that your hair would have been on fire at what might have happened. >> well, it certainly raises a number of questions about what happened and was there any time that these activities put at risk, either classified information or security. there is the investigation that's ongoing and i think we've satisfied ourselves that there was not a threat at that time to the president. >> harris: the secret service now adding chaperones for agents on some trips and stronger restriction ins hopes of preventing this sort of thing from happening again and we should mention there's now an open investigation into a different case of agents allegedly hiring hookers and strippers ahead of a separate trip in salvador. experts aosama bin laden had no escape plan in place, as our u.s. navy seal team was on the way to take him out one

year ago. but reports indicating he was very much involved with the al-qaeda's planning. and according to the washington post, investigators sifting through documents and other evidence found the compound in pakistan are founding information about an attack plots and some of them reportedly in the works and peter doocy with the news how from washington. >> it's been almost a year since operation geronimo and the president's chief counterterrorism advisor made clear today that al-qaeda didn't die with osama bin laden. we've degraded the organization significantly over the past decade and several years in particular as we've taken off the battlefield the founding leader. we're determined to destroy that organization. we're going to destroy it, but that's going to continue to require us to maintain this pressure on al-qaeda, whether it be pakistan, afghanistan as well as in yemen. on abc, brennan says that aviation is a target and the former chief of the cia bin laden unit says we've taken out al-qaeda's leader and the

big target is ours. and generally al-qaeda is not in the game of symbolic attacks, but the tit for tat, the killing of bin laden is something special tore them. i think they'll keep their eye on that kind of tooth for a tooth, eye for an eye procedure and try to aim at the president whether it's this one or the the next one. the chairman of the house committee says there's no specific threat to our homeland. all of the affiliates have these anniversaries and they're going to try to find where the people come together for them this next week and it might not and they're patient. >> they're highlighting the president's order to raid blah bin laden's abad bad compound last year and when brennan was asked whether it's appropriate to politicize the anniversary of that raid he says he doesn't do politics, harris. >> harris: peter doocy. as you heard al-qaeda may not be what it used to, but experts say it's still a big threat of the united states topping the list of the most

wanted al-qaeda leaders is al sarah hery. and they took over the terror group after bin laden's death. and the videos to call his fighters into action. taking over from zawahiri is a man, who escaped the high security run prison in afghanistan in 2005 and also on most wanted. mohammed omar head of the taliban and commands a joint al-qaeda force that killed american soldiers. officials say they believe he's currently siding someplace in pakistan. ♪ >> freedom and the building that will replace the twin towers in lower manhattan is about to become the tallest building in new york city. on the left of your screen right now, a time lapse showing you one world trade

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>> new evidence president obama as reelection campaign is kicking into high gear. we have seen the two men together before. remember four years ago at this time. president bill clinton was busy trying to get his wife elected running against barack obama. now they're teaming up for planned campaign events kicking things off two nights with a fundraiser in virginia and recently president clinton had a role in an obama campaign ad, suggesting that mitt romney would not have u.s. forces take out force bin

laden in afghanistan. we showed awe portion on fox report. here is a portion now. >> but i cannot in good conscience do nothing. he took the harder and the more honorable path and the one that produced, in my opinion, the best result. >> harris: and the controversy over that ad growing. all of this as the republican november ticket appears to be taking shape of word now after date certain, newt gingrich, the man in the the center of the screen will get out of the race for the nomination and senior sources telling fox news it will be this wednesday. and texas congressman ron paul remains in the race as now, with a strategy it build on his delegate count ahead of the convention in august and that leads presumptive nominee, former massachusetts governor romney and talk with a likely matchion between him and president obama. steve centanni with the news

now live in washington. let's begin with the renewed alliance, if you will, between the former and current president. >> and tonight, president obama is attending the first of three fund raidsers and he'll appear alongside former president clinton. it signals a close cooperation between the two families in the rehe election season. just four years ago, of course, obama, his bitter rival was hillary clinton, the former first lady and now the secretary of state. during tonight's event at the home of the democratic fundraiser and long time clinton port are, mccauliffe, says that the the president want to do what the grosse pointe did before, only this time on steroids and the president himself mocked mitt romney for saying that russia is a bigger enemy than al-qaeda and he said, i didn't know we were back in 1975. and the controversial campaign ad that features bill clinton and a jab at presumptive nominee mitt romney. new reaction to that. >> that's right the

president's campaign says the ad is appropriate and the romney says it unnecessary politicizes the killing of usama bin laden. and here is the reaction from both sides on the sunday talk shows, first romney aide he had gillespie talking about obama. >> took something that was a unifying event for all americans, an event that governor romney congratulated him and the military and the intelligent analysts and our government for completing the mission in terms of killing usama bin laden and he's managed to turn it into a divisive partisan political attack. just a few years ago, president obama, then a candidate, said in a speech that if we had actionable intelligence of a high value target in pack skistan and get that high value target and mitt romney said that was foolish. >> and to kill usama bin laden was one week ago this week harris. >> harris: thank you so much. three sailors are dead, one missing after a yacht race in

california. it's the second deadly race accident in that state this month. and race officials saying the 37 foot long yacht apparently collided with a much larger boat overnight. it happened several miles off the coast near the u.s. mexico border, one rescuer who found the wreckage said it looks like the boat went through a blender. officials say the race went through shipping lanes and it's possible for a large he vote boat to hit a yacht and not know it, especially at night. they say they're searching for the other crew member who is now missing. >> well, a follow-up now to a developing story we told, but on last night's fox report. investigators say that they think that the surveillance video could help in the the search for missing arizona girl. police asking the people that you see there, to come forward and now, some of them have. and what it could mean for finding little isabel celis. also, he's at the center of an international mystery, a blind human rights activist reportedly escaped the chinese

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>> a break through in the search for a missing arizona. they've spoken with three people on video. the group of three women and two men seen one block away from her home walking toward the home after leaving a

nearby club. police calling these people witnesses, not suspects. >> we indicated that we wanted to talk to them and they were seen as witnesses and that's what they are, they're witnesses. i can't get into what they said and what he they told us. it's now a process to-- of evaluating that information from those witness statements. >> this new information as they expand the search for isabel into nearby mexico and reward for her return, $50,000 reported missing by her dad and he went to wake her up and she was not in her bed. the threat of severe thunderstorms and possibly damaging winds across the plains tonight. meteorologist shea ryan is here, a member of the fox affiliate in new york. wnyw. shea. >> hi, harrison, we've got a large batch of storms moving into the great lakes, these are garden variety storms and our focus right now is a

smaller batch of storms that are beginning to develop north of the texas panhandle and this is where there's a severe thunderstorm watch now in effect for the area and moving into oklahoma and further north. and that continues into tonight where there is a larger risk for damaging winds and also, large hail. there's a slight risk for tornados, only talk ago 2% risk, but nonetheless, any of this area here in yellow tonight will have a risk for severe storms. harris? >> wow, look, that's like half the country in that green box, you've got going on there. i know that's not a technical green box, but that's huge. also there's a freeze warning in parts of the northeast, pretty late in the season at this point. >> it is. we had an early start to the growing season, and even though temperatures right now are looking pretty mild from the beautiful sunny skies, we all enjoyed across the northeast here today. we've got a very cold air, that's going to be moving in tonight. we've got a hard freeze warning in parts of new york state and even a frost

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>> on this eve of a new week on wall street. you know your 401(k) has been looking pretty good, but did you know there's something called sell in may go away, has to to with investors selling off in may on tuesday. the question, what's going to happen to your nest egg in the next month? what a look at that, senior business correspondent and anchor of bulls and bears, brenda buttner. >> and stocks start trading tomorrow after a strong week, all the major market averages each added about 2%. and even after word the economy grew at a slower pace than expected. actually. so the last month has been one of fits and starts, your 401(k) is likely better than okay this year, so the bull is alive and well in 2012, mainly

in the first quarter. even though it has some signs of taking a breather of late. but if recent history is any guide. it may be more than a breather. it mae may be a down right stop in its track correction and stocks kicked off the new year with a lot of celebrating, a present thanks to the fed and its plan to keep interest rates low. and the same true this year although on a much lower level and already, the bull is starting to look just plain tired. maybe worse. remember the addage, sell in may and go away, the calendar turns this week. historically stocks are weaker from may to october. the dow returns on average less than 1/2% during that period. well, in the other six months of the the year on average, the gains are more than 7%. forget the next six month traders will actually be watching next friday for real clues, that's when the unemployment report for april comes out. there is no report more

important for economists, and these days, for politicians. harris, back to you. >> harris: brenda, thank you. i'm harris faulk they are, this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time now for the top of the news, seven people dead, including three children after their s.u.v. riding in plunged off a highway overpass landing on the grounds of the bronx zoo. and three sailors are dead, one of them missing tonight. after a yacht crashes off the coast of california. and it happened during a race overnight saturday. and near the the border with mexico, a sailor who found the boat says it was smashed into tiny pieces after apparently colliding with a much larger vessel and president obama getting some help with his rehe election campaign with form president clinton. they are teaming up and the men joining together at a fun raiser right now in northern virginia, the first of several campaign events they have planned to do together. well, we are hearing reaction from the white house. and from g.o.p. presidential candidate mitt romney.

to report a chinese activist may be hiding inside a u.s. embassy. a big voice for the disabled in china, he is blind and known for forced abortions as a result of china's one child policy. and reports indicate he managed to evade guards surrounding his home in the middle of the night. all of this happening days before top u.s. officials, including secretary of state hillary clinton are set to arrive in china. today, counterterrorism advisor says the president wants to strike quote, the appropriate balance in handle the situation and would not say whether chin was under u.s. protection. and mitt romney says the united states should do everything it can to protect chin and confront china's human rights violation. and fox news radio reporter bil mar cuss, you've been joining us now from sang high,

you're with us. >> yes, good morning, harris. >> my first question, in the u.s. embassy, do we know and why are we not getting confirmation? >> part of that's diplomacy and as you say the state department will confirm or deny it and when you're dealing with china maintaining the ability for a deniability is important if you want to negotiate. most events hereof any importance never ever take place in the bright lights of publicity, they take place in quiet. so, in order to enginender trust with the people you're negotiating with and also as i seem to do the other side feels comfortable and if give yourself some room. you don't confirm or deny. >> and i hear you saying, save face. this has got to be, from what i'm reading, anyway, an embarrassment from the chinese government. how are they spending this publicly there within this country? >> spinning? >> there's no, no such word.

and it's blacked out totally. >> wow. >> and most everyday chinese people don't know what's going on. i asked a couple of folks over the weekend and they went blank, too, a very interesting story, but they have no idea what's going on. the objective, the government is to relegate this guy to and s why amnesty international made him a prisoner of conscious and how they used to have banned persons to keep them off the airways, and make them irrelevant. >> interesting, what about the social media though? i know that there's got to be some way to get word in and out and maybe i'm wrong about that? >> well, you can look at it with kind of chinese eyes, if you can, or from their point of view. yes, there is a social media and like i said, the internet's blocked out anything from chen, to see the word blind persons and amnesty, u.s. embassy, even, reference to the movie

shawshank redemption, which was on tv a couple of weeks ago, and china was very excited and that's been blocked out. but there's a small community that's aware of this, the activist community and people, in order to i'd say look at it from the chinese point of view, in order to get around the block, you've been around the block on the internet, it costs you $70. most people aren't interested. >> they don't have it. >> you know-- they don't want to spend it, it's not worth it. >> harris: there's public comments from the obama administration at this point is that the president wants to strike an appropriate balance and i've read it's between advancing human rights and maintaining u.s. relations with china. what does it mean in terms of helping this man? >> like you said, there's an enormous amount of things on the table and that's why they have, why secretary geithner and secretary of state hillary clinton are coming here for annual talks, and the national interest we found are talking

about, again, selling f-16's to taiwan, and the issues of syria, north korea, iran, there's been a three week naval standoff in the philippines, between the philippines and china and want to ask us for help so there's huge trade issues and economic relationship that the u.s. has with china, and at the same time, these are our ideals, and else's a man who fought for the powerless and spoke through the power and he stands for everything that america stands for and if we're going to walk the walk and talk the talk, we've got to stand behind what we've said we're going to do and stand up for him. >> it's interesting, because that's what the g.o.p. candidate for president mitt romney basically has been saying today. you mentioned secretary hillary clinton and timothy geithner are coming this week and my last question for you, before we let you go. coincidence or not? >> i don't know. honest, i just don't know. and from what i've read, i would speculate i'm going to speculate. and make it very clear that i

don't have the information about this, but i say no. >> and's been trying to get out and many attempts to get out and this one was successful. >> wow, he's such a face over there. you talk about the information block out of that country and information about him coming in, but people there see him as a national hero. fox news radio bil mar cuss, thank you for joining us tonight on this. >> my pleasure, harris, thank you very much. let's move on now, london preparing to host the summer olympics in july and the officials there want to install surface to air missiles on top of an apartment complex, the people live there not happy at all. about 700 tenants in the complex, located about 2 miles in the village site and telling them the weapons and the ten military troops maybe based for a couple of months and the site is their home. security experts say it's an ideal location to protect the v.i.p., going to the game. trying to convince the people who live there though, well,

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mushroom growing operation in that home. washington, two paratroopers on a training jump encounter some unexpected wind and ended up stuck in a tree and that's according to the firefighter who rescued them one woman dangling 75 feet above ground for yearly an hour, an army spokesperson saying neither soldier was hurt. and california, a mom in labor on the way to the hospital, ran out of time. >> we had to make a quick decision and pulled into the first well let parking lot. which happened to be mcdonald's. >> and my wife gave birth. >> yep, the baby delivered right in the mickey d's parking lot and all smiles as mom and new baby girl rehe covered in the hospital. new mexico, an official powwow, one of the world's largest, more than a thousand native american dancers and

singers to celebrate their heritage, and that's a fox watch across america. >> it's a growing trend that some people say is a perfect way it cook up success. and pop up restaurants, and temporary eateries, that are up and running for only a short time in spaces like hotel lobbies and other restaurant and the authority run gives chefs a chance to check out ideas without risking a major investment. why didn't they call me to test for them. casey stegall is live los angeles, i'm hungry, my friend. we could have done the test together you know we love to eat and opening a restaurant can be a very risky very much. they can cost upwards of half a million dollars which is why many chefs are now going this temporary route for some translating into big business. >> for master chef, owning his own restaurant isn't the

winning rescue for his success. >> i think it's more about-- to do what i want. >> ludo heads up the popular ludo bites part of the pop-up trend, a restaurant with no permanent home, but plenty of reservations. i think he's the first person and the only person of his true caliber and training that's chosen it as a full-time business model. >> pop-up restaurants are temporary eateries that set up shop for a few days, weeks or months in spaces not their own. >> he wants the food to be good and it doesn't matter where we are. >> it takes the pressure off some of the niceties. >> this is your chance to experience great food in a casual setting. >> it's also the perfect opportunity for aspiring chefs who one day want their own permanent space. >> they can show their talent and they can gain a following and what you need is a chef these days to open restaurants at all is a following. >> which is exactly the plan for the two chefs at a wolf in

sheep's clothing, seven month pop up inside the now defunct italian restaurant. >> i think for almost every chef that i know, a brick and mortar is usually the ultimate goal. >> some of these temporary restaurants can have so much buzz surrounding them, chef ludo, for example in our piece, recent two night event in l.a., harris, get this, 2000 people entered a lottery for rest are evaluations and less than a hundred folks actually got tables. and they'll tweet their messages out where they're going to be for a couple of days, and close, set up shop again, a fascinating concept. >> and your twitter handle. >> @casey stegall. @harris falkner. >> harris: all we need is a spoon and a plate. >> reporter: i know, thanks, harris. >> harris: it was the most anticipated event in decades, the william and kate middleton wedding. remember that? can can you believe that it's

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. >> one year ago today. all eyes were on the royal wedding when prince william and kate middleton became the duke and duchess. today they're celebrating their and anniversary in private and we're taking a look back at their first year

as husband and wife. greg palkot now has more from london. >> april 29th. >> 2011 the world watched as commoner kate married her prince charming and watched by estimated 2 billion worldwide and many continued to watch the performance of kathyrn the duchess of cambridge in the first year as a royal. >> suddenly she's propelled into this world and the fact she doesn't seem to have put a foot wrong for the whole year. >> countless magazine covers and cameras have captured prince william and new bride in their new roles as royal ambassadors. from the first trip to canada and america, to kate's first public speaking engagement. >> i'm sorry that william can't be here today. royal watchers say the new duke and duchess have regalley fulfilled expectations. >> they managed to be friendly and informal to just the right degree, as well as being traditional when they have to be. >> the year has not been

without the finer glitches. william's military deployment in the the faulk land islands, during the 30th anniversary of the war with argentina and kate's sister pippa brought unwanted attention when she attended a risque party in paris and a friend was brandishing a toy gun. it's gotten talking about a possible new member of the royal family. the attention now turns to what happens next, the young couple will be on hand to help williams' grandmother, queen elizabeth mark 60 years on the throne, very good practice for a future king and queen. outside of buckingham palace, greg palkot, fox news. >> harris: another wedding to tell you, kind of. dozens of darks barked i do, at a yearly celebration in peru, owners married their pets. she wants to raise awareness of proper pet care.

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that. not easy. he pulled it off visiting the hyannis youth and community center and the kids obviously very impressed and it is the playoffs. teams fighting for their lives in basketball and hockey and fox's peter is here today. >> let's start with the nuggets today. they could have used scott brown, did not make many shots. andrew bynumb, the first triple double in lakers history in the playoffs since magic johnson in 1991. and kobe played well and lakers from start to finish and take the series lead. the other game today was the san antonio spurs played against the utah jazz. and spurs led wire to wire in this one as well. and san antonio has been, they haven't won game six and they won with ease and take a 1-0 lead going into game 12.

>> nhl? >> eastern conference playoffs are very interesting this year, because you have the new york rangers playing the washington capitals and you have the new jersey devils playing the philadelphia flyers, like one big excelo road and all of these teams are close together. this went to overtime. 3-3 and the annual scores for the flyers, take a 1-0 series lead and this is a great game. all right in overtime. we've had 12 overtime games already. >> harris: i know, the people who don't no, the acelo train and i'm from new jersey and who i might be rooting for. and andrew luck and robert griffin, jr., some picked up players we haven't heard around. >> super bowl teams are built on the third day, on 4th he, 5th, 6th and 7th. >> harris: when no one is watching. >> i'm watching. >> harris: okay. (laughter) >> and i thought that were the best were the three times

that do well in the regular season. new york giants cleaned up and pittsburgh steelers, baltimore ravens, san francisco 49ers and a reason why the teams are good every year, because they draft well, and the draft third day. >> harris: nice strategy there, good to see you, thank you very much. well, let's do fox fast forward now. looking ahead to sochme of the big stories coming up. expect to go see the john edwards conspiracy trial continue in north carolina. edwards is accused of using campaign money to hide his mistress during a run to the white house in 2008. on wednesday, look for newt gingrich to officially end his campaign for the republican nomination for president and getting at that word from his senior advisors today. and on friday, the labor department will release unemployment numbers for the month of april. and on this day in 1992, a verdict was reached in the rodney king trial.

in los angeles erupted know violence. four police officers were acquitted of using excessive force in the arrest of an african-american driver, rodney king, a year earlier. many saw racism in the arrest and the acquittal and responded with one of the worst riots in u.s. history. for three days, people tore apart los angeles, arson, looting, random beating and the police officers were later convicted of violating their civil rights, but the rioters took to the streets of l.a. 20 years ago today. that's how fox reports on this sunday, 2012. i am thank you for watching. take a look again at the world trade center. it's one world, we are watching it, and floor by floor. fox reports tomorrow on the momentum milestone in the building of where the disaster happened on 9/11. a beacon in the sky. a show of hope. something we all can be proud of.