>> helped murder american sailors aboard the u.s.s. cole. one of the fbi's most wanted is dead. what we're hearing about the terrorist takedown and six months before americans go to vote. elections in europe bringing dramatic change, what it could mean for us i'm harris falkner and we're live at fox tonight. a fresh twist in the middle east. israel's prime minister signaling he wants to hold elections and are things at play to affect the u.s. and iran. from jerusalem. what he is behind the strategy. death at kentucky derby.

a murder at churchill downs. after one of the most famous horse races in the world. and new details we've learned about the investigation. also, a billion dollar security apparatus exposed. they're supposed to be the best, what caught them off guard. >> a bomb smuggled into the park home of the this summer's olympics and now the fallout. in a country that's one of the america's biggest allies, israel. the prime minister there, benjamin netanyahu saying he wants to hold new elections in september more than a year ahead of sell. some middle east observers think it's a gamble for netanyahu to possibly step up plans to attack iran and netanyahu has spokesen out what he calls iran's relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, andist has the right

to defend itself. if israel were to move ahead of september. and a xapg president obama would have no choice. mr. obama might be to support an offensive. he's been using diplomacy and sanctions. this could put new pressure on that strategy. our leyland vittert. why is he making the move now? >> it comes down to politics and timing. he has more than a year left on his term and the coalition is strong. this is a go-no go decision on attack in iran and u.s. presidential politics are playing a key role. at th take a look at the time line. november 4th, november 6th is the american election. if netanyahu wins, he's

expected to and polls predict he will. he has two months to strike iran at a time when it will be difficult for president obama to criticize him or come out against attack or pressure the israelis because of how strong the jewish lobby and vote is. and the same kind of u.s. presidential speech that would be given at a political convention in say, november, sometime along this summer. it was a very, very partisan speech, it was a very tough speech and cloorl this is a prime minister who is coming out trying to get a mandate here for what he wants to do going forward, harris. >> how is all of this playing with the israeli public? >> all politics are local, of course, and remember this, the defense minister, the prime minister are very hawkish on iran and a lot of people right now are accusing him of playing politics and considering the former head of the service, intelligence

types are publicly against a major strike on iran and this is a little bit of a gamble of netanyahu. if he wins big, this will seem a mandate by the israeli people, domestically and probably more importantly incidentally and support the prime minister in a tough line on iraq before the u.s. elections. >> thank you for following up on the story for us. we learned france has a new president. with a debt crisis choking the economy in europe, austerity measures cost a familiar name the presidency. nicolas sarkozy is out. and once tabloids called bling-bling, mirrored to -- married to a supermodel, he

wants more stimulus spending and plans to pay for that with a 75% tax on the rich. a live report as we learn more coming up inside the fox report. now to new developments in the 9/11 hearings at guantanamo bay. attorneys for two of the suspects blasting the military commission to try them. one claiming the judge does not have the expertise to handle the case after military officials yesterday arraigned the self-proclaimed master mind of 9/11 khalid shaikh mohammed and four other men for their rows in the an i tack. they're facing 3000 counts of murder. they refused to take part and whispering among themselves and dragging it out 13 hours. and one is protesting the unjust system, end quote. but the prosecutor says they will get a fair trial. >> these men have endured

years of inhumane treatment and torture and there sw serious effect. >> that the law prohibits the use of any statement obtained as the result of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and we will implement the law. these proceedings will be fair. >> another attorney asked the judge to force all women in the courtroom to wear traditional attire, a head toe covering with respect to her client's belief. but the court said the women were dressed appropriate already. the attorneys say other legal challenges could push that date back further and we're learning a top al-qaeda militant is dead after an air strike in yemen. our u.s. military has been searching for him in connection with the deadly bombing of the u. is s --

u.s.s. cole, killing him and two guards. and one of the wanted terrorist in the arabian peninsula, 17 american sailor died and 40 wounded while they attacked it in the dock. this explosion blew a 30 by 30 foot hole in the ship. the target of someone dressed as an afghan army soldier, this shooting killing one n.a.t.o. soldier. the latest in the attacks and so far 12 n.a.t.o. soldiers have died in such attacks. a startling admission from two lawmakers about the state of the taliban in afghanistan. a direct challenge to president obama's own ajestment of the taliban just last week during the surprise

visit to kabul. and saying the same thing, democratic senator diane feinstein and republican congressman mike rogers both agreeing, the taliban strength and resolve are growing despite the u.s. troop surge and our continued presence there. >> the taliban has a shadow system of governors in many provinces, they've gone up north, they've gone to the east, attacks are up. >> this is a huge problem and what we have found is maybe the policies of the announced date of withdrawal and have worked against our end-game here and we ought to have a hard discussion, listen, war is when one side wins and one side loses. >> harris: a few days ago the president bounced the tide had turned and we broke the taliban's momentum, end quote.

we're expect six months away from general election day. the overriding issue right now as you know the economy and who is better to turn it around. and the presidential candidate mitt romney's campaign coming out with a new ad on this sunday. >> i'd ask if you were better off than before. >> i'm not seeing a lot here. >> that's a terrible number. >> well, the real question. >> job raegs numbers fall for the third straight month. >> not just about how we're doing today. but how we'll be doing tomorrow. >> vice-president joe biden defending president obama's record on the economy in an interview today. in terms of a recovery out of a financial. unfortunately this is not way off. this is not slower than a significant financial recession, which this is the greatest recession in the history of america, short of a depression. and if they get out of the way, for example, had they

passed our jobs bill, all the experts say they would have created 2 million new jobs. >> steve centanni is here with a look. >> candidates and voters an i like will be watching the economy over the next six months because it could term the outcome of the elections, a sharp attack of the president's handling of the economy from a possible vice-presidential choice, florida senator marco rubio. he's run up a 5 trillion dollar debt and more people than since 1981, unemployed, underemployed or stopped looking for work. you've seen the jobs report, they are abysmal and things have not gotten better. >> president obama took the campaign trail in two important states, and took aim at mitt romney, and spending on medication and medicare and

give more power to wall street. today those were echoed by david axlerod. >> what we can't do is do what governor romney did. hurt so many people and tax difficulties for the wealthiest americans and cutting wall street loose to make its own rules and that's not the prescription for the kind of growth that we need this this country. >> and urge congress to cooperate with the president in passing his initiatives on mortgages, small businesses and transportation. >> thank you, steve very much. >> you bet. right now, federal investigators trying to identify two bodies, found a home that somehow connected with the disappearance of a mom and her three young daughtersen and death at the derby, a body found at churchill downs, hours after the kentucky derby calling it now a homicide.

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>> brand new information just in to fox news. on the body found at the site of yesterday's kentucky derby. louisville police treating the case as a homicide after detectives determined that foul play was involved. churchill downs security finding the body of a hispanic man inside one of the horse stables and was identified as guatamalan immigrant. and they have not determined a cause of death. an autopsy planned for tomorrow. authorities planning to shut down all roads in a ten mile radius around a home where two bodies turned up. an amber alert for an entire family that went missing and

unfolding in mississippi at this hour and we don't know yet, the bodies are of any of the three children who vanished, but the home is linked to the man suspected of kidnapping them. and joanne bain and three daughters last seen in tennessee reported missing by bain's husband. deafed lee miller, with a have we learned about the identities of the people found. >> the authorities are not ruling anything out. that said a few hours ago, the union county mississippi sheriff said it's very possible one of those bodies is in fact the missing mom, joanne bain and bodies were buried in the outskirts of guntown, mississippi and i want to em if a citizen, nothing can be confirmed no word of i.d.ing the second body. the home did belong to the parents of the alleged

abductor, a little more than an hour's drive from the community where the abduction took place. when this story was breaking, he was on the landscape pretty quickly who they were looking for. who is he? >> apparently early on he was talking with authority and initial sited conversations, or a conversation or law enforcement did. and law enforcement tried to at that talk to them again. and that's when he fled. a neighbor thought the world of the little girls, a quote, he was a friend of the family and often played kick ball and softball with the children and had ties with the carolinas, texas and florida and lived in the mississippi area where the bodies were found and the sheriff on the scene, his men are going to remain until this investigation is over, listen. >> we're keeping our department out here and kept our department out here all night last night and we're going to keep them here until

it's over with. and we'll stay until it's over with to try to make sure that everybody here is safe and something happens we'll be on top of it. >> this is important, authorities say mays may cut or dyed the hair of his captive. they're not affair of a criminal record. 6-3, 175 pounds and offering up to $50,000 reward for information leading to locating the mom, her kids and or mays immediating to his arrest. the tennessee bureau of investigation and harris, this is very important, they believe that the captives here are in quote, extreme danger. >> harris: i know that came out with the amber alert and several states were put on alert all the way down to arizona. >> that's right, aen they could be in a number of locations, but they have no reason to think at this time he has left the mississippi area. >> harris: thank you for the latest 0en this.

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>> in great britain, investigators looking very closely at the security measures put in place for the olympics. there's a problem. one of the workers at the london park reportedly smuggled in a fake bomb last week. the british newspaper, the sun, says the man contacted the paper with concerns about search procedures at the park. and flying fighter jets over the city among other things and that man working along with the newspaper, reportedly smuggled in that fake bomb hours before the main stadium opened to the public. the smuggling, also coming just hours before the olympic organizers held the final event testing ahead of the summer games and the first

time that stadium had been opened. no hard done in this, except now, as you can imagine, authorities were taking a closer look at the procedures put in place to protect a lot of people. and well, 41%, that's the number of illegal immigrants who try to re-enter the united states after they've already been deported according to the statistics released by the department of homeland security and now reports of trying to cut down on that number through a controversial program that has some immigrants rights advocates very upset saying the tactics put people in danger and casey stegall in our los angeles bureau. >> yeah, harris, good evening, the tucson arizona border patrol sector has gone through the repatriation, instead of turning them back to the

original point of entrance, they're put on buses to neighboring california and texas and once arrived, processed aen then deported. and agents say one of the overall goals is cut off supply to the coyotes who are very active and particularly aggressive along the arizona-mexico border. >> these sluggers in arizona are taking the people through some of the worst terrain you can imagine and they don't care about them and that's the hard truth. >> it also reduces recitivism rates according to the department of homeland security, an illegal immigrant is 14% likely to try crossing the border again if they are moved. but some critics don't buy the humanitarian argument being made by the u.s. government, in fact, some say it's the fed's fault they're in that spot in the first place. >> it's like pushing someone into a pool and then diving in

to say them and say you're now a life saver because you saved this person, but you're the one that pushed them into that danger in the first place. our policies have funneled people into the most isolated desolate areas of the u.s. mexico border and we have thus put them in more danger. >> some of those experts we talked to are also worried that you can cut off too many resources, meaning if they're dropped off in an area that they're unfamiliar with, they may not know how to get to a shelter or an office of the mexican consulate and often times have little money in their pocket, but border patrol tells us, it works closely with the mexico government to make sure that these people are not stranded. i'll leave you with this, we decide. >> good to see you. a uns with popular leader out of a job. nicolas sarkozy, what does it mean for the rest of debt

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dead. wanted in yemen and the top al-qaeda leader, taken out in an air strike on his home there and the bombing killed 17% sailors and wounded 40 more. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he wants to hold elections more than a year ahead of schedule in september and some people are saying that that could push an effort to step up plans to attack iran and he wants a shorter campaign season for the sake of stability of and joe biden saying in an interview he's comfortable with men marrying men and women marrying women and should be able have the same rights at heterosexual. french president nicolas sarkozy losing his seat to

olan. and his victory could mean big change for the way that france may handle the crippling debt cites sis. if european banks fail, our economy here could take an even bigger hit. iran says he wants europe to cut back on deep austerity measures that have sparked the protests and supports rising taxes and spurring the economy, raising taxes on the rich. and greg palkot streaming live from paris and what's the reaction on the ground to the victory tonight? it seemed like it was a big party here in paris and we were out with the crowds, when they learned that their man, francois olan had won and they went bonkers and the french revolutionary supporting and supporters are hoping change

is how offering a hopeful wish that austerity is no longer inevitable. >> i've been saying this a couple of times, what will this mean for the united states? >> yeah, there are a lot of concerns this washington, and there have to be a lot of concerns, the outgoing president nicolas sarkozy was probably one of the most america friendly french leaders france had for the past couple of decades. hollande is untested, and for example, wants to bring french troops home earlier than planned. and anything that could have europe deal with the debt crisis and might slow recovery here and that's got to worried folks in washington. >> harris: two countries, greece also holding elections today. tell us the latest there. >> yeah, amazing, how on sunday, parliamentary elections in greece, that's

also got to be making some folks in washington nervous, remember, an again, a lot of the economic problems in europe started with greece and its debt crisis and the two main parties there mainstream had a poor showing, extreme right and left parties scored well and politicians are saying, if he can this form a government with what is left of the parliamentary elections, they will want to renegotiate the bailout deal involving greece and the european unit and that's going to cause more problems in europe and it's going to be a very nervous monday morning on the markets here and around the world. >> harris: certainly would be, thank you, greg. as you heard greg saying, here at home, markets opening 14 hours from now and washington certainly watching the political outcome. what it could mean for your 401(k) nest egg.

senior correspondent and anchor of bulls and beers, brenna buttner. >> when the opening bell rings, traders may vote with selling, and showing their worried and europeans are not serious about fiscal discipline. investors need not look overseas after the latest on u.s. employment, that they're not hiring a robust, and wall street may watch the fed for a signal. fed head ben bernanke speaks wednesday morning. will he give a hint that the fed will stimulate again to try to kick start the labor market. the fear on wall street is, your money will follow a well worn trend in each of the last two years, stocks jumped at the start and then slammed on the breaks around now. on worries about europe, and jobs here at home. and investors hope recent history will not repeat

itself. harris, back to you. >> indeed, brenda, thank you very much. a machete used in a bar fight and an elderly mom suing her own son in lottery winnings, two stops as we go across america. north carolina, gang, starting a bar fight and one using a machete. the 26-year-old suspect who had the machete now charged with attempted murder. wisconsin, thousands of students at the university of wisconsin madison filling the streets for a block party tradition. and police boosting their presentation to crack down on excessive drinking which didn't sit well with some of the students. >> i don't agree, that's causing more problems, i believe. and there's plenty of people in the streets and the cops can't control anything. >> police arresting 150 people

for public intoxication, and wisconsin badgers running back, not arrested, but cited for tresspassing. >> and california, an elderly bakersfield woman claiming her son cheated her out of millions in lottery winnings, 51 million dollars to be exact and she says she asked her son to sign her name and endorsed the ticket and he signed his own name and claimed the cash and her attorney calling it elder abuse. >> and they told me, i love my son, i trust my son, i trusted him, there was no reason for me to ever think anything would happen. this is not my son. >> the case goes to court next month. >> missouri, chihuahuas, and some of their furry friends celebrated cinco de mayo, some dressed as tacos, and the group following short of a

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biden saying he expects the chinese to stick to that. and he sought refuge at the u.s. embassy, in the hospital recovering from some injuries he sustained during his escape. uns had of people reportedly arrested inside russia as they took to the streets to protest. ahead of the inauguration of vladimir putin. police using tear gas to break up the crowd. he won the election in march, but opposition leaders claim that he did so largely because of fraud and ballot stuffing. at least nine people die in a fire at a karaoke bar, our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> south korea. >> firefighters rushing into the scene as the smoke and fumes spread quickly, making it difficult for everyone to

escape. some witnesses report hearing a loud bang before smoke filled the bar. >> japan, a tornado ripping through a mostly residential area, 40 miles northeast tokyo, saying a 14-year-old boy is dead, thinking others are hurt. shattering windows and 40,000 homes reportedly filled without electricity. and vatican city, 26 swiss men joining the oldest army in the world. the guard all catholic and single swearing to protect the pope at all costs and must serve at least two years and won't need to wear the uniforms. and welcoming their recruit and their guests. >> the czech republic. >> oh, taking over the streets of prague, part of the zombie

walk. organizers say it's mostly spontaneous and the tourists don't seem to mind and some of the walking dead, that's a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> a fox weather alert now. starts of the u.s. facing the risk of severe storm carrying large hail and damaging winds and an active threat of twisters and keeping an eye on that with shea ryan. >> we've had three reports of tornados now in kansas and missouri and storms in the southeast, as well as the plains states again tonight. and it's in this batch of storms firing up right now is the most threatening and has the greatest potential for creating tornados. we do have a large area where we've got a severe thunderstorm watch and also, some severe thunderstorm, with an in effect. the tornado warnings have expired at this time in that general area.

but this is primed for more thunderstorm development as we continue on through the evening and the storm prediction center put both of theys in a yellow. the main street is damaging winds and hail. in the orange area right here where we've got that thunderstorm watch box in effect right now. that's where we have the slight risk for tornados, and the west chance of seeing tornadic development out of both of these areas, with the threat for severe storms tonight. harris. >> harris: that's a pretty wide swath in the middle of the country. shay, thank you very much. wind power said to create green energy jobs. whether the government should be using tax dollars to fund it. we report, you decide. plus, a rare lunar light show. so romantic. did you see it, the biggest brightest moon of the year, people were acting odd.

was it just me? more on it next.

>> in case you missed it last night. either because you forgot or hadn't heard about it or couldn't see it, a lot of cloud cover on the east coast. here it is, super moon, a lot of people tweeting out the pictures today. it happened once a year when it was at the closest point to the earth. 221 millithousand miles away. and it was the brightest full moon we'll see all year. and jobs in jeopardy. for people who work at the

wind projects, it's set to expire the end of this year, and those in the business say that tax credit is the way to keep the wind workers employed. >> 37,000 u.s. wind jobs could be lost if congress fails to extend a bipartisan portion tax credit set to expire the end of 2012, that according to the american wind energy association. >> it's not a philosophical discussion about green energy, these are about jobs in colorado and across the country that we may lose forever if we don't get this passed. >> u.s. senate democrat michael bennett they can't afford to let congress delay legislation, our businesses need predictability. they need to know who they are able to employ. >> the credit helps developers of wind farms which power the

companies, like vestas, layoffs could become reality without the credit. >> wind is free as you know, so it's a commodity that we'll never run out of. it will continue. the congressman republican doug lambborn says it's time for wind to support itself. we shouldn't be handing out to certain portions of the market. >> he says they're too dependent help from shth with a. a forecasted cost of 2 to 4 billion next year. >> it could go away anytime. i would want jobs stable and long lasting-- >> senator benefit offered a plan that's paid for and rebuts credit needlessly favors certain industry. >> they're mistaken if they believe the current code and isn't picking winners and losers, it's riddled with

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action. and the sprint cup race at talladega, getting a huge push from teammate kyle busch it was his second time in victory lane this season. and 3-zip, we thought they were out and failing to come up at the buzzer and the knicks first playoff victory in more than 11 years and doing it without lin-sanity. in the history of the nba, no team has come back to win a series after dropping the first three games and knicks fans hoping their team will be the first to do so. shaquille o'neal has a long list of accomplishments, nba superstar, actor, aen briefly flirted with rap. and now call him doctor

o'neal. he was awarded a doctor, he got down on one knee to let the honor and associate professor shaq then picked him up in celebration. >> it's a proud home town for me, and i'm glad to be here. and working rigorous and enjoyable and it was fun and i'm not done. and i think i'm going to dry law school next. >> harris: wow. he's got a long list of goals and credits his parents who say, he says they pressured him to keep learning. good for him. let's do fox fast forward. big stories, and former presidential candidate john edwards back in court and expecting more testimony to a witness who revealed on friday, edwards acknowledged money earmarked for his

mistress was for his benefit. and he's accused of nearly 1 million dollars to hide a love affair. and three presidential primaries, presumptive nominee mitt romney still needs 200 plus delegates to seal the nomination and also, tuesday, wisconsin holding primaries to go up against scott walker. and a bill that cut rights for nearly all, led to this recall effort. and on this day in 1937 catastrophe in the air broadcast live on the radio. the german airship henneden berg exploding. the hind berg, the luxurious flying vessel of its time, the pride of its government. it was filled with hydrogen. that was disastrous, a gas