we'll see you next fox news sunday. >> i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. a fbi agent missing. the latest on the allout push to find him. and just when you thought your nest egg was on a comeback from the the financial meltdown, wait until you hear what's happening just before the stock markets open tomorrow. >> make a terrible-- the head of america's largest bank, jp morgan chase, offering an mea culpa after his company lost 2 billion dollars and the ceo initially saying everybody is overreacting and now admits he

was dead wrong. fox reports the fallout over the jp morgan mess, the warning signs and what it means for your 401(k). and also, a top official in afghanistan's government who has been negotiating with the taliban dead, cut down by an assassin's bullet in what could be-- >> how the news is affecting u.s. efforts to come to terms with the taliban. >> and doctors said he may never walk, but the six-year-old boy gives his marine dad the surprise of a lifetime. tonight, we hear from the father himself on the family's secrets, turning into an internet sensation. big money, big mistake, and it affects millions of americans. new fallout from a 2 billion dollar trading blunder at our nation's largest banks and three of the highest rank executives at jp morgan chase.

that's by wall street journal, the parent company of this network. and jp morgan's chairman and ceo is speaking out. is jamie dimon says that jp morgan chase made a terrible mistake and almost no excuse for the the loss blamed on risky trading. we do know it cost the giant bank 10% of its stock value. hurting every 401(k) and investor who has money this that company and a lot of people do. they may not even know it's part of their nest egg. dimon in an interview saying he did not know the extent of the problems when he talked about concerns about the the bank's trading. and a so-called tempest in a teapot. >> i was wrong when i said that, and the reasonway came public we want to tell you, something wrong a mere four weeks ago and jp morgan the only bank in the u.s. to remain profitable, the latest development, raising some interesting questions. about whether financial regulators and lawmakers will now have full power to control

the banks. and if the relationship between washington and wall street is about to change. and peter doocy with the news in washington. >> the ceo of jp morgan said today that their 2 billion dollar bank gone bad will give regulators more ammunition to clamp down on banks and jamie dimon says everyone in business makes mistakes and just because it's sloppy and stupid, doesn't mean they're toast. >> this is not life threatening to jp morgan, a stupid thing we should never have done, but we're going to earn a lot of money this quarter and not as if they jeopardized. >> he supports 70% of dodd frank, put in place after the financial crisis, but this huge loss would not have been stopped by the voelker rule and in theory stopping banks from making money from their own profits and he says it's a hedge against potential loss, but democratic senator carl levin says he's going to close

the loophole that lets this happen. >> the question is whether we're going to stop with the law as written which will prevent us from bailing out banks again and the only way to do that is to make sure they don't take the kind of risks that were taken. but republican snort john cornyn playoffs that it's a dud. >> what exactly happened and why the president's signature, finance, financial services reform bill didn't do anything to stop it. >> and the chairman of the rnc made his position clear this morning, saying he thinks there should be less regulation, harris. >> harris: peter, thank you very much. bottom line, what does it mean for you and your nest egg. senior business correspondent and host of bulls and bears, brenda buttner will join us later inside the fox report to explain. turning now to the leak of a foiled plot to bomb a u.s. airliner. one lawmaker saying the person who talked should be prosecuted. senator diane feinstein, appearing on fox news sunday

earlier today. and she said last week's leak of an undercover operation that stopped a terror plot was very serious. it gives a tip-off to aqap to be more careful about who they use as their couriers, and as their bombers, so, the leak really did endanger sources and methods. and the leak, i think, has to be prosecuted. >> aqap, she says al-qaeda and the arabian pens. and we've learned that an investigation is being done. and feinstein saying she hopes criminal charges will go all the way to the justice department. that bomb plot, you may remember, was hatched by affiliate in yemen and in an effort to dismantle that group, a visit by the top white house official. deputy national security advisor, brennan promising to continue supporting yemen with military trainers and

financial aid. al-qaeda militants have a strong hold in remote parts of yemen and controlled shadow government in some tribal areas there. the potential for peace in afghanistan achfter a decade of war, one gun opening fire on a kabul street. killing a member of the peace council and the victim had key ties to the taliban and afghan government and was actively trying to bring both sides to the negotiating table and his death could have a big on international efforts. and what does it mean for the united states going forward? connell powell on the ground from afghanistan's capital city how. >> and the death is a real blow to the overall peace process here in afghanistan. and ramney was a former taliban minister when the taliban were in power in f afghanistan. he was a senator, he's a

member of a council and somebody who has president karzai's ear because of his longstanding relationship with the old regime and the taliban power base that is in pakistan. he knows, all of the former taliban leaders, who are now waging this war from pakistan. so, he's somebody who had credible with both sides. but, today he was gunned down outside his house here in central kabul. now, the taliban have actually denied responsibility for the attack. and, but in the past, they have said that members of the high peace council are legitimate council, and it's believed they killed another member of the high peace council last september. so suspicion remains and they were behind the attack. the bigger question, what will this do to the overall peace process. and ram manny was somebody who had credibility in terms of talks, but the overall high peace council wasn't particularly engaged in the overall peace talks.

so those talks have been stalled and didn't seem to be going anywhere, but his death does create an environment where there's little trust between the afghan government and the taliban and the international community. so that will have a dampenening effect on services going forward and the atmosphere that talks were meant to take place and his death will severely hamper the he overall efforts to find a peaceful negotiation here in afghanistan, harris. >> harris: with the latest, connor powell. thank you very much. a such underway right now in california for a missing fbi agent. investigators saying they have more than 100 people scouring the woods and canvassing this man's neighborhood for clues. and dangerous wildfires in arizona and crews are now working and it's growing minute by minute, we're told and expecting new video to come in in the any moment from the scene and the takeup this silicon valley. for the ceo of yahoo! is leaving. and after only four months,

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angeles police department. and hundreds of emergency crews fighting a growing wildfire in arizona's national forest, and flames were spotted yesterday morning and by today had grown to 2500 acres, that's about four square miles and picking up fuel and pace now, the brand new video coming into fox moments ago, saying the fire is moving northeast toward a wilderness area, and a lot of fuel to burn and no structures threatened and people as far away as phoenix, no word what started the fire. well, the debate over same sex marriage dominating the sunday talk show today. how big an issue will it be for voters who are headed to the polls in november? republican national committee member said today, same sex marriage could impact swing states, including north carolina where voters approved the new congressional amendment banning same sex marriage. >> as you look at the 32 states across america and

people actually ask this question, do you believe that marriage is between one man and one woman and every single case, including north carolina, the answer was, yes. >> and congressman barney frank, the first openly gay member of congress fired back, saying president obama's endorsement of same sex marriage will not sway anybody's vote. >> if you were going to cast your vote based on a candidate's position on same sex marriage you were already going to vote romney or obama based on that. i can't believe they'll say i'm going to vote for obama and-- >> and steve centanni. how is this debate shaping up in the political arena? >> well, harris, on the sunday talk shows you had some who took a more personal approach to the the issue, as president obama did last week. >> from a political point of view, it doesn't make any sense. from a personal point of view, i can tell you what happens,

because it is also happened to me. you get to know more and more gay couples. you see the happiness, you see the economic security that marriage brings. >> and there were those who think the president is just trying to change the subject. >> can't run on his record, let's put it that way, and so he's trying to raise divisive issues up to solidify his base and to divide the country. >> democrats and republicans seem to agree the issue is important, but it may not be a political game changer, harris. >> let's you and i change the subject for now. i want to talk about governor mitt romney's speech yesterday at liberty university, a conservative campus there, and some reaction following that speech today. >> well, it's very positive among those down there in virginia, and among evangelical christians and he got an enthusiastic response and repeated his position that marriage is between a man and a woman and of course they

have nowhere to turn except for mitt romney, but the current focus on same sex marriage appears to be energizing that religious base, at least according to a prominent opponent of gay rights. >> what i have heard since the president's announcement on wednesday, or from, from pastors across the nation, african-american pastors, white pastors sitting on the sidelines, because they weren't sure about mitt romney, i think that president obama has helped fit that missing piece of intensity that president obama is going to need. >> now, democrats say the president's announcement also energized his base, so, the big question mark remains of independent voters, harris? >> steve, thank you very much. on this mother's day, president obama with a message for mom and statements, statement, on mother's day we honor the remarkable women who strive and sacrifice to ensure that their children have every opportunity to pursue their dreams, end quote. and governor romney, p presumptive for president,

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>> a shake-up tonight in silicon valley. the internet giant yahoo! is leaving the company, and first to break the story, scott thompson has run the company since january, you may know he is under fire after revealing on his resume' claimed to have a bachelor's degree in computer science. and the company announced 2000 layoffs to cut costs and the head of local media will take over interim ceo and broke on sunday a couple of hours ago and fred am rowso will served as chairman of the board of directors. the super hero flick avengers smashing through the worldwide box office. it just became one of about a dozen movies in history to make one billion dollars.

>> ready for another bout? >> and looks like we get ready for the fox report. >> harris: and avengers, 11th highest grossing movie of all time. and it's only been doubt 19 days and the only movie to pull in 100 million bucks in the second weekend, head of marvel studios which made avengers, a testament to everybody who worked so hard on the movie the past few years. a marine getting back to from afghanistan getting the surprise of his life. here is the vied and it's gone viral. you've got to see it. staff sergeant jeremy cooney, and all of the rest of us obviously watching his son walk for the very first time.

and six-year-old michael has cerebral palsy. and the doctors said at one point he might never walk, but while his dad was away the determined little boy learned to stand and take a few steps with a cane and you saw it, eventually walk on his own. and the family is sharing the story on "fox & friends" and saying everyone was in on the homecoming surprise, keeping michael's progress a big secret until the big day. laura ingle is here now onset with me with more of this. i tear up when this see this. it's an amazing story. >> our news room has not had a dry eye all day and as far as keeping the secret it was a very tough secret to keep for his wife melissa, all of their son's hard work and determination to take those steps which was under wraps so when he came home, you saw it, watch it again. he could be welcomed with the gift of a lifetime. and this video has taken off online, viewed by millions of people, since last thursday. and after being picked up by the military homecoming blog,

welcome home.com. and that's how so many people got on to this. today the entire family stopped by fox news and said that michael taught himself to stand and walk over a four to five month period while his dad was walking overseas and she explained how to keep michael's progress a surprise. >> it was hard. and i had to make sure i didn't post videos on facebook of him walking or status updates or that kind of thing and tell family they couldn't post it either. >> the company had been told by doctors their son michael would never walk on his own after being diagnosed with cerebral palsy at age of one. limited mobility is all we could hope for, what we've been told by every doctor and physical therapist that worked with him and had to corral him everywhere he went and help him move from one place to another and now he can, he's walking and he's running and going where he wants to and

it's a feeling, as a father, that you cannot describe. >> reporter: and milestones keep coming for michael, he's now reading, and learning numbers and counting money and as far as progress, his parents say, the sky is the limit. . >> harris: you bet. i know it's mother's day, but for that family it's all around parents' day. what a blessing. so much publicity and obviously came into the network and got to spend time with the family. how are they dealing? >> and they said you see these sorts of things on tv and the dad tells us, i've been seeing this before, but when it happens to you, you're not ready for it and we're overwhelmed and obviously, so happy to share this story and you know, that that blog is getting more and more hits and i'm sure it will grow after today. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> great story to share. and wow. well, we move on now to a tough subject, the discovery along our border with mexico. if this is a trend. it's deadly. where it's happening and who

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>> i'm harris falkner, time for the top of the news, three executives at jp morgan chase expect today leave their jobs this week according to a report with the wall street journal, the latest fallout in a trading blunder, that the ceo and jamie dimon called a terrible mistake, and president obama's counterterrorism advisor visiting yemen today meeting with the leader of that country and currently battling with al-qaeda insurgents, coming after washington says it foiled an airliner bomb plot through the yemen based affiliate the. and in afghanistan, a former taliban leader turned peace negotiator assassinated by unidentified gunman, it happened in the capital city before the security transition and the 70-year-old man was a key member of the high peace council, a group responsible for the group process.

new questions tonight. about building a new high sff speed rail, it would be the the first in the the nation, and it's planned for the west coast, primming to allow people in los angeles to buy pass heavy traffic, great for them. because they have a lot of it and shave off about two hours in travel time to las vegas. but it's going to take nearly 5 billion dollars of your taxpayer money to pay for it. so, the big question has to be, do you want that? ainsley earhart with more on the story. >> thanks, heather, i'm use today calling heather, working with heather. harris. >> harris: no worries. >> should we build this train, desert express the private company wants to be the first to bring high speed rail to the u.s. and 150 mile per hour train did cost taxpayers 5 billion dollars to build and some say it's the fail rail, the train from nowhere, so, i went out to california to investigate. >> our goal is to give 80% of americans access to high speed

rail. >> bringing high speed rail to the united states has long been a priority of the obama administration, but there's one problem, the closer you get to southern california's major population centers, the harder it is to build a train. >> it would be cost prohibitive to give the right of way to cut through the cities and be too expensive. so instead it will start outside of victorville, california and desert city of 120,000 people 90 miles from the hoped for starting point of los angeles or anaheim. and this is literally the end of the road. we're off the 15 in the middle of the mohave desert and the proposed site for the train. 90 miles that way and hit l.a. and 188 miles that way and you hit las vegas, the question is, would you drive from l.a., park your car here, hop on the the train to get there? >> i don't think the people of los angeles, which is where we're going to be drawing most of the riders, are going to buy, driving halfway to vafgs

and catching the train the other half. >> reporter: is it a good idea? >> i think it's a good idea. the reason you're seeing it happen, vegas sees a reason for it. >> reporter: what's standing in the way of turning this desert pit stop into an oasis, the answer a simple. with private funds drying up, the desert express is asking you to chip in. at least 5 billion dollars in taxpayer money in the form of a loan. >> solyndra is supposed to be paid back also and we know how that works out and i just don't buy it. >> well, the loan is going to come from the federal railroad administration which has about 35 billion dollars already allocated for our country's railroads. and concerns linger, will the company, desert express make enough money from the project to pay back the billions of dollars, borrowed from you, the taxpayer of the federal government. >> you were explaining to me off camera that if not enough people participate in this, they would never repay that loan. >> exactly, a lot of people are saying, yeah, we're for

it, we'll give you the 5 billion for the company as long as you pay it back and that's the question, will they be able to or are enough people going to ride that train to make that 5 billion dollars back for the federal government. >> it's coming to the people and subscribe to this. >> what are the chances of this coming. >> the chances are high, and the government has 35 billion dollars to spend and this is going to be 5 billion dollars, and they will probably get this money to build the train. and harry reid is behind this and a lot of republicans as well and casino owners are behind it, as well and want folks to come to vegas and saying that environmental tests have been done and the licenses are in, and all that needs to be done is that they need to get this loan and i think it's going to happen. >> senator harry reid of nevada, you mentioned there, and good to see you. >> good to see you, and i know your name, my friend, harris. >> harris: i know you do. (laughter) >> and thank you. >> harris: well, now, to trouble on our border with mexico, more than 40, 40

bodies bagged and dumped on a highway near monteray, that's in northern mexico and investigators saying they believe the killings are the work of drug cartel. it's the latest in a string of grisly murders in the area and here is what they're afraid of it might be part of a trend. 18 people were found there decapitated in gauadalajara and 14 people found dismembered as well. nothing else to call this, but a massacre. we've been watching the situation in syria and ever since the cease-fire was declared there last month. the signs pointing that it's not working and consider this now, activists saying that government forces attack farming villages overnight and the details unreal. troops raining shells on a couple of rebel strong holds in central syria, killing civilians, 7 in one village, at least 27 in another, and they set house after house on fire, and in the past 14 months, rebels trying to oust the president there, and the u.n. estimating more than 9,000 people have been killed

by al-assad government. and what's going on in syria apparently now spilling over on to the streets of neighboring lebanon. our top stories as we go around the world in 80 seconds. lebanon, strikingly familiar scenes. and syria's deadly conflict sparks violence next door in the lebanese capital. syria, occupied lebanon for nearly 30 years in 2005, but maintains influence there, at least three people dead in the latest wave of bloodshed. russia, two children and two teachers killed when their bus flips over and lands in a field. and a dance group on board headed to an art festival when a much larger bus slammed into them from behind. 16 people in the hospital, some in grave condition. and turkey, a soccer game, a street fight breaking out between fans in a riot squad trying to contain them.

and we're told two police cars were flipped and set on fire and one fan stabbed another one. and istanbul currently bid to go host the european soccer championships and the olympic games in 2020. china, firefighters and locals working together to save a teenager trapped in the middle of a river. two taste of heavy rain flooding the area and the boy was clinging to a clump of bushes for four hours after rescuers arrived. and that's a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> a trading loss at jp morgan chase costing our nation's largest bank 2 billion dollars, but the losses may not stop there. with the stock markets, you know, opening in a few hours in the morning, we'll take a look what it could mean for your bottom line. plus, a hiker lost for days. friends and family fearing the worst. a dramatic rescue captured on

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bets by big banks going bad. is this a warning sign of something bigger, or just a simple mistake? senior business correspondent and host of bulls and bears, brenda buttner with the story. >> harris, jamie dimon, ceo of jp morgan chase admits the company made a big blunder, here he is on nbc's meet the press. >> you know, we hurt ourselves and our credibility, yes, and we've got to fully expect to pay the price for that. >> but do we pay a price too. we did in 2008 when big mistakes by big banks nearly took down the financial system and the government bailed them out and taxpayers picked up the tab. a lot is difference, jp morgan still made a hefty profit despite the multi-billion dollar trading loss at of all its departments, the risk management unit and the bank says it was trying to he reduce risk by hedging and regulators may argue the opposite that these units are risky not only to the banks, but to the financial system.

is this a red flag? if so, it's waving at at crossroads for the banking industry as congress considers a regulation called the voelker rule that could rule out the type of trading, called proprietary, that lets the loss that banks deem too big to fail such as jp morgan. that bank wants to argue that it was trying to reduce risk to hedging during volatile times and wall street punished jp morgan, stock falling nearly 10% after news of the loss broke and the financial sector took a hit, too, at the opening bell in just a few hours, wall street, again, watching jp morgan, this will be the market's first chabs to react to a cut in the bank's credit rating after trading and a downgrade of its outlook by s & p, harris. >> harris: brenda, thank you. a man from new york city now fighting to give his unlimited american airlines flight pass back. and the company took it away. the airline accuses him of

fraud, but he says they've broke their contract. he says he bought a ticket $25 years ago for $250,000 and since that time logged more man 10 million frequent plier miles, he could fly and fly other people with it. he says he's used the pass to fly strangers stuck at the airport, what a guy. he flew a friend to the lourve in paris, and to meet the pope and flying to his college town. but he booked flights under a fake name, he wasn't sure who his companion might be. airline officials say, uh-uh, against the rules. took away the pass. and the driver gives new meaning to the term drive through restaurant and news about a missing hiker, two stops as we go across america. missouri, a couple on their way to dinner drives through the front door of the restaurant. >> it was just a big giant--

what it sounded like plates were dropping and scared for the people upfront and the people in the car. >> amazingly, no one hurt, and we're told the out of control car just missed a hostess. washington state, a four day search for a missing hiker ending in a helicopter rescue. a 55-year-old man went out for an afternoon hike, and got stuck in deep snow on sleep slopes. searchers spotted him in the middle of the night with heat sensing cameras and lifted him to safety. >> arizona, a paralyzed woman and her two-year-old son celebrating mother's day with some water skiing. the hospital sponsored event gives people a chance to enjoy the water. >> how was it? >> it was awesome. [applause] >> and happy moms day to you. and putting on a show in the parking lot for now, but the high wire walker plans to cross niagara falls next

month. nick wallenda is the 7th generation of the family the flying wallendas and he would be the first to walk over the falls. keeping t khe family business going, that's a fox watch across america. >> harris: a wild black bear taking a trip through a wisconsin neighborhood and people there spotting the beast at about 6:30 in the morning. it was trotting through a suburb south of green bay, no reports of damage, but wild life foushs say if people see him, let him be. they're hoping he'll wander back to the wild on his own. he looks pretty happy. might stick around. dramatic 911 tapes of a girl who came face-to-face with an intruder. >>. >> if that were not enough, police say the same guy could be a suspect in a totally different crime. and the shuttle enterprise moving close tower its new

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>> a manhunt for police say confronted a 11-year-old inside her home at gun point. it happened at sandy, utah. the child was watching tv and she went to the catch to get a snack and she said she came

face-to-face with a stranger who held a gun to her chest. we are learning more. police released the 911 tapes and she managed to stay despite the danger she was in. >> a day after her ordeal, the 11-year-old victim was getting back to normal, playing with friends in her front yard. and less than 24 hours earlier though, this was her frantic call to 911. >> tell me exactly what happened. >>. >> it happened moments after she came face-to-face with an armed intruder inside her home. >> >> she goes on to describe t the suspect's black handgun: told her not the to call the police or to contact anyone and at that point, she turned around and ran out the front

door. the 6th grader didn't stop until reaching a neighbor's home where she called for help. >> thank goodness she had the intuition to just run and you know, had she not done that, i don't know that she would be safe right now. >> the police quickly flooded the area and the suspect seemingly vanished. >> kind of scary, especially when you have little kids at home and you don't know, you know, what's going on. the girl did give police a pretty detailed description of the suspect. a man with darker skin, six feet tall. long hair and braids and dark sunglasses. this is a video of a man with an eerily similar description robbing earlier. profiling this you known suspect last wednesday. >> we've wait add couple more times and somebody's going to recognize him and contact our detectives and we'll follow up with one person, one tip is all we need. >> detectives aren't saying,

yes, this is the same guy who confronted the girl in sandy, but they have a pretty good idea who he is and when they catch him. cops will definitely be asking him about it. >> ideally, he we'd like to, you know, put him behind bars as soon as possible. >> and that was scott mccain of fox afill the yacht kstu reporting. >> well, the shuttle enterprise has moved into a hangar and they'll work to turn it into the museum. it arrived from d.c. last month and eventually sit on the flight deck of the intrepid and floats on the hudson river not far from where captain sully made the miraculous landing a couple of years ago, do you remember that? you have to remember this, and visit the big apple. and the other shuttle slowly making their way to museums as nasa ended the space shuttle program last year. and the los angeles clip e, yes, the clippers, in a series game seven. big weekend for l.a. and i mean, kobe and the guys

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signed jersey and replacing the purple heart medal stolen during rehab. back together again. and matt kutcher has won before, but not this. and pete to tweet one out. >> happy mother's day. >> harris: thank you. >> we'll start with matt kutcher here in the players' championship. in the late '90s, two young american covers everyone talked about. tiger woods and matt kuch herb, tiger woods had a pretty good golf career. >> harris: we know. >> matt won in dramatic fashion toed and kevin na gave it away in the final round here and kutcher, a fourth big win for him on mother's day. >> harris: you've got on your pink tie. the clippers and lakers advance in game seven. >> everyone talks about new york being the center of the sports world, but the clippers win at game seven and lakers won last night and l.a. kings are in the western conference

final in hockey and dodgers are good. >> harris: wow. >> the l.a. is the sports center of the universe and clippers went on the road and beat the memphis grizzly, in game seven and only third playoff series in 41 years. >> harris: wow. >> that's the-- >> all right, now, tell he me a little about the wild soccer match for people who don't know, the city versus manchester. >> manchester united is one of the best in the world and clearly they've won the title 20 times, and manchester has not won since 1968. and they're like a little brother of the city. today, they were down 2-1. late in the game and they scored two goals in extra time, and equivalent of overtime and win the etl, an amazing moment, first etl championship since 1968. and like winning in the bottom of the 9th. that would never happen. >> like the clippers winning a championship. >> with the lakers watching in a sports bar. >> it could happen. hey, happy mother's day to pete's mom. >> yes, patty if you're watching.