leon pen net tpineda after cand comments he made about terrorists in that country. how this is making our tense relations even tougher. and how much would you pay to take the second richest man in america out to lunch? that's right. you have to pay. he is not picking up the tab. >> first tonight two top u.s. attorneys trying to figure out who may have leaked some big national security secrets. intelligence on everything from recent cyber attacks fragainst iran to the president's so-called kill list a terror suspect. there is criticism over how this happened including republican senator john mccain of arizona suggesting the leaks were politically motivated perhaps orchestrated to make president obama look good ahead of november's election. but in a news conference yesterday the president said

that isn't true. >> the notion that my white house would purposely release classified national security information is offensive. >> calls grew louder for an inpen did he knows investigation which congress has now ordered. on this saturday eric holder appointing two u.s. attorneys to handle it. some law americas claim they have evidence that some of the leaks intelligence is coming from senior government officials. molly henneberg is live in washington. ninnedcation these leak -- indication these leaks were politically motivated? >> mccain thinks so. he quoted sources as administrative officials and aids to the president. president obama insisted the information must be coming from elsewhere. >> as i think has been indicated from these articles, weather the

information is true writers of the articles stated unequivocally they didn't come from this white house. that's not how we operate. >> the republican chairman of the house judiciary committee wonders how the president can be so sure when the investigation hasn't concluded yet. >> that is a little premature for the president to be able to say cat goreic cleave the white house didn't leak. >> any one convicted of leaking should face jail time. what about the two people appointed to head up the leak investigations. what have you learned about them? >> they are u.s. attorneys who work for attorney general eric holder that is part of the controversy they may not be independent enough. a donor to presidential obama's campaign and a u.s. attorney for maryland appointed by president oh george w. bush will doinge y

doggedly follow the tracks. employee department of justice won't be able to investigate freely. he said quote i look forward to hearing how they will be independent from the chain of command. some republicans including senator mccain are calling for the president to appoint an independent prosecutor for the case. >> we will stay on it report the information as it comes in the case. the cry for help as debt crushes the financial system coming tonight from yet another country. spain admitting it needs cash. a lot of it to save the banks there. that's an about face from the prime minister who said 10-days ago no bailouts would be needed. how much money they plan to ask for we don't know. we do expect to know more in the few days. it could be up to 100 billion possibly even more making spain europe's fourth and also largest country to request assistance

since europe's debt crisis began two years ago. if you are watching the markets and nest egg you know we have been feeling the repercussions. we will have more in the developing story later in fox report. pakistan's foreign ministry rejected recent comments of secretary of defense leon panetta. he was running out of patience from pakistan because it refuses to eliminate hiding places for insurgents. they used the country which borders afghanistan as a safe haven to save attacks against our american forces. pakistan saying panetta's remarks were misplaced and unhelpful. the relationship between the two nations is quote the worst it has ever been. peter doocy with the news now from washington. >> our secretary of defense leon panetta says pakistan keeps turning a blind eye to

terrorists who use land and they need to stop right now. >> we cannot continue to poll rate a situation where terrorists on their side of the border come across, attacks our troops kill our troops and return to a safe haven. that's intolerable. >> it is not sitting well with pakistan's foern ministry who fired back saying their country strongly rejects those comments and we feel the secretary of defense is over simplifying some of the complex issues we are dealing with in our efforts again extremism and terrorism. in the states one chairman says just because reigning in the network doesn't mean bapakistan shouldn't do it. >> we understand it's hard. their little mamilitary has lim

capability. it means taking a risk. if they go after them they may come after the pakistani government. it is essential to stabilize that region not only for afghanistan but for pakistan's own future. if the united states is at war with pakistan he said we are at war with any one who would attack our country. eric? -- harris? >> next door in afghanistan where we are officially at war the government taking a firm stand against nato. this after an air strike targeting taliban militants hiding in a house earlier this week killed 18 civilians including nine young children. a spokesman for that country's say coalition had the air strikes without involving the local authorities in the decision. if it ever happens again the government will consider it an act of aggression against afghanistan. yesterday the top u.s. commander there general john allen apologized for the air strike. he even took the unusual step of

meeting with family members of those killed. general saying nato troops did not know there were civilians in that house. the general also saying the military would compensate the families for their losses. meanwhile in eastern afghanistan french officials say four of their soldiers died when a bomber detonated explosives near their patrol route. the taliban taking responsibility for that attack. syria new developments in kicking out the president. the rebels who want him gone reportedly getting more bold taking their fight straight to the center of the government the capital city damascus. here is amateur footage showing shattered car windows and bullet holes in homes and shelling by the government as they struggle to survive. in a down not far government forces launched a night of shootings and explosions. 17 people were killed in that city alone. we are told u.n. observers are out there assessing the damage

at this hour. as we have been reporting they estimate 9,000 people have been slaughtered by the syrian forces since the up rising ban last year. that number is from april activists putting the death toll at 13,000. remember russia along with china has vetoed western backed security council rez laugses in syria. one called for president assad to step down. russian's form minister is not opposed to assad's departure but says that is up to the syrian people and no one else. evacuation orders in place as a new state joins the list of wild fair attacks. this is a tough one. they are fighting it from the air, from the ground, but in one critical area they are not getting any help. details on what it fuelling the flames. they were the heros and everyday homeowners and workers exposed to the area around ground zero

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and they are not that far up we are told. the so-called high park fire broke out before 6:00 a.m. in the morning local time in the paradise park area in northern colorado. at least 2 hurn acrhe -- 200 acres burned very quickly. look at the smoke on the horizon. dozens of buildings including homes have been evacuated. no reports of injuries and no official numbers on damage. we will keep you posteposted. >> people say they developed cancer from the trade center site could soon get treatment. the government expands the 9-11 health program to include 50 different types of cancer. this comes after first responders and other workers fought for years to get their illnesses covered. anna kooiman is here with me now in studio. how do people qualify for this? >> they could get compensation as long as a good case is made

it was caused by toxic dust. some mac or esophagus may qualify but cancer in the foot may not. many firs responders do now have cancer there is still little scientific evidence directly linking cancer and the toxins at ground zero. it only covered asthma, acid replucks disease and chronic sinus irritation. daniel hanson represents multiple first responders. he says the existing $4.3 billion program needs more money. >> what is going to happen in the future will pull the program right out of money. like i said there's 1.5 billion to take care of potential pool of 60,000 people, 40,000 responders when you divide the money out and include cancer, it is woefully inadequate. >> no official estimate has been made on how much the addition of cancer could cost that program. >> the example you gave us of the esophagus firsts t-- verses

the foot that is a good one. what are medical experts saying about this? >> dr. mark seigel talked to us earlier today saying the possibility of an additional 25,000 people enrolling that will really quality of care for the masses could be an issue. >> we are coming to a time when cancer treatments are expensive. state of the art treatments are 100,000 a year. i am hoping there is enough money because i p want our heros to get the best possible treatment they can. >> congress tax funding at 1.55 billion per treatment and 2.78 billion for compensation payments. those numbers will remain the same regardless of how many people file for the benefits. >> you don't have that many more people di sriing up the pot which is the point dr. seigel is making. >> one more point is this is not a final decision. >> anna cow mkooiman, thank you much. girl power on full display in the nation's capitol.

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>> they will never call and ask the person for money. >> he was going to have somebody come to the house and arrest me. i was looking out the window i kept thinking where is this person at. >> a check of the toll free number given to call traced to a medical office in salem, oregon. when we called it the answering machine made it clear the scam was still in operation. >> thank you for calling dea department. for officer pinot dial extension 2235. >> when jessie was on the phone the agent suggested there was a way to make the whole thing guy away but the call dropped out and the phony agent never called back. >> i was hoping he meant i could pay a fine and it never dawned on me it would be a scam. >> jessie and andrea never lost any money and never heard back from any of the fake agents. the dea has a word of caution four any one who gets a call like they did.

>> if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck does not sound right hang up and call immediately you are dealing with bad people. >> that was craig wahl of fox affiliate wfld chicago reporting. the drug enforcement agency set up a hot line. they can't you to call and report it if it happens to you. 1-877-792-2873. if you even suspect it pick up the phone and call that number. union rags fighting from behind in the final stretch to win the belmont stakes and here is the finish. >> union rag, pager, union rags fighting for the rails. pacer. union rags has got him. union rags. and the belmont stakes. >> of course maybe the bigger story is that i will have another wasn't racing forced to retire because of tendonitis.

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>> i am harris falkner. this is the fox report. bottom of the hour. time now for the top of the news. an about face in europe. ten-days after they said they wouldn't need a bailout spain is

asking for a lot of money. the country becoming the 4th and large eggs nation in the euro zone to request a financial rescue since the debt crisis started in europe two years ago. sgrooes, ireland and portugal already needed the same kind of help. the move welcome by the united states treasury secretary tim geithner calling it an important step toward financial union. this bailout expected to be different than the other three. the money will go to the banking sector meaning there will be no new os tear austerity measures spanish people. spain's unemployment at 25 percent. people there already dealing with tough cuts. a few years ago the retirement age was increased from 65 to 67. sales taxes went up. apparently none of that was enough to halt the country's slide into a major recession. asked for how much money spain will ask for, it is still not clear what the final number will be.

it is huge. some amounts have been mentioned. greg burke is following the story. >> very big news from the euro zone today. long conference call from european finance managers. spain admitted it does need help from europe. it is not calling it a bailout but it is an awful big loan. this is crunch time nor europe. one thing for greece to be in trouble a tiny country but spain is the euro zone's 4th largest economy. spanish finance minister stressing that this is a loan, a loan under very favorable conditions but not a rescue. the money will be headed specifically for the banking sector. they didn't get specific numbers but estimates up until now has been between $50,000,000,100,000,000,000 that spain needs not a small amount of cash by any measure. the problem with spain is banks have been in serious trouble ever since a serious boom went bust in 2008 leaving so many

banks with bad loans. they thought they could work its way out of the crisis. new government came in in december replacing the socialists. after 6 months they have seen they do need help from europe. finally it is interesting, for all of the problems greece has had europe could survive without greece and some people think that will actually happen. that is not true with spain. if spain were doing out with europe it would put the european project into question also cause major problems for the global economy. >> remind me of the words too big to fail. japan's former leader under fire for much of the confusion that followed last year's earthquake and tsunami. you may recall the double disaster tripled the nuclear yant north of tokyo. a new report by jap needs investigative panel finding heightened the crisis. kahn and ministers medaled with

and distracted repair crews as they tried to contain the melt down. they considered evacuating all but ten workers but kahn ordered everybody to keep working. a demonstration of china's developing space program. a chinese rocket this one you see here moved to a launched formerlier today in preparation for a manned space station. the destination is a space lab which has been orbiting earth since september. it will mark the first crew expedition. if successful it will put china on a short list of mission nations that docked in space. a major residue by a-- rescy air and boat. flood waters force people to lose their homes. the u.s. crews using light boats and helicopters to save

some 150 people in west whales. people forced from their homes as the water rose quickly. >> didn't have time to get dressed or put shoes on. >> good news only three people needed minor medical treatment for injuries. china. surveillance cameras showing thieves use a smash and grab technique. they took off with more than 170,000 in merchandise. they didn't get far police catching the pair 30 minutes later along with all of the goods. >> in china archeologists digging up statues from more than 2200 years ago. experts saying they depicted the armies of the first emperor. they believe each statue is a different soldier. unique and life like preserving hairstyles and facial expressions.

mexico, doctors releasing this man from the hospital. he's the first double arm transplant recipient in latin america. doctors say he is doing well. he lost both arms in an electrical accident last year and now he's starting to use his new hands. that is a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> an suv slams into a building just a mile from the white house rocking a restaurant filled with people one floor above. nobody killed but now word this was no accident. >> a customer verses a robber. wine bottle verses a knife. police looking for the man seen in this picture. and a group of graduates getting a second chance to make the most of their lives. we will tell you where this special ceremony happened and why it gives new meaning to the term making an honest living. >> he is a business owner and a businessman. have aing that with somebody who

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er >> washington, d.c., it happened last night about a mile from the white house. witnesses say the suv slammed through a plate glass window. the man took out a lighter and flicked it apparently ready to set himself on fire. we are told he is in building security who held him there until police arrived. the fbi terrorism task force also showing up to make sure it wasn't some sort of attempted car bombing. they found a glaasoline contain inside the car they took the man to the hospital. the car was stolen. no one in the building was hurt. california a pricely picasso lithograph stolen from an mc mansion in san francisco. it happened after dozens of teenagers broke into the place and tohrough a huge party. the mansion belongs to former ukrainian prime minister who is serving prison time for stealing millions of dollars while in office. he also owes the state of

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chance. teaching them real world business skills. it is already proving to be a huge success. (applause) >> there may not be a prouder moment for these 64 inmates at the cleveland correctional center, with family and friends looking on it is the first time most of them have ever worn a cap and gown. graduation from the prison entrepreneur program is an opportunity to create a new future in a world that is not always for giving to those with their history. >> if it helps them get a job on the outside why not help them get their own businesses and create their own opportunities. the pep is a tough one. houston based charity connects business leaders and convicted felons for a business boot camp that prepareings participants for their eventual release. it is 6 months of intensive training that focuses as much on

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find men just like him. >> try to give them opportunities because a lot of society they look at you. as long as you are killskilled willing to learn i will accept you. >> as these men earn something beyond their eventual release the journey is simple and complex. all at the same time. >> we are going to provide this and hope you can find a new identity in the business world. >> that was tom ziska of fox 26 in houston reporting. it was once a boom town for middle class americans but then the house crisis hit. how are they doing now? we will take you to the suburbs of a critical battle ground state to get a sense of where they are. how much would you pay to break bread with a billionaire.

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>> well, they say there's no such thing as a free lunch. that's especially true if you want to dine with multi billionaire warren buffet. one of buffet's fans forking over 3 and a half million dollars for the honor of doing lunch. it was private, part of an annual charity auction aimed at helping san francisco's homeless community. buffet the nation's second

richest man has raised more than is 11 million for his cause. this year's winner wishes to remain anonymous. his bid sets a new record beating last year's top bid by nearly $1 million. fox news is america's election headquarters and all across this nation millions of americans are suffering financially and it is a theme of presidential campaigns right now for both president obama and governor mitt romney. anl lusts say -- analysts say i swing states whoever thinks has the best plan for turning the economy around has the best chance to win the state. bill hemmer spent time listening to the voters and here it is. >> they bought their home in 2003. it is now worth about half its value. >> when everything went down it's like we have been renting for 11 years. we don't know. >> they worry about their future

and their 9-year-old son's tyler. are we going to have anything? are we going to have a house we own? are we going to have social security? are we going to be working until we die basically because we can't retire? >> they say they will vote for change in november and that means mitt romney. orange county is cut in half by either state also known as the i 4 corridor. it includes 14 counties 40 percent of florida's registered voters live along the i 4 corridor. people here are known as swing voters they vote on the economy. >> mary lee walker is one of those voters an independent whose husband lost his job back in january. they haven't made a mortgage payment in two months. >> we may lose our house. yeah, that's embarrassing. i think american dream now is putting food on the table.

getting through day by day. we are month to month trying to figure out how everything is going to work out. >> today mary lee is leaning toward president obama. >> 4 years ago orange county voters went big for barack obama. in the two elections prior it was like the rest of america. it was almost dead even a 50/50 split. winning this time will depend on how people feel about the money in their pockets. >> but there are signs of a comeback. ted mcdonald a home builder and for his company sales are up since a year ago. >> you were on rock bottom. you were on the floor but now there's a little bit of a bounce off the floor. >> we feel the bounce and each month it gets a little better. we are off rock bottom now. >> she has been a real estate broker for years. she told us one state that is in

a lot of trouble. 12 homes on the street 3 owned by the bank, 2 short sale and 6 are empty lots. >> give me the good news. >> the good news is we are making a turn and we are getting away from the distress sales and getting more traditional sales. the investment market is really good. >> thanks to bill hemmer for that report. >> the jobs market still needs to see a few months of steady growth before the housing market makes a stride toward recovery. things are heating up in the soccer championship in europe. fans getting into it with each other and the security staff. what a scene. and new details on a highway crash involving actress lindsay lohan. n wow, look at that. now the truck driver is speaking out. you are watching "the fox report."

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>> silent scenes allegedly involving russian fans at the european soccer championship. the governing body for the tournament is opening disciplinary proceedings against the russian soccer association. here is the video. this is crazy. fans wearing russia t-shirts attacking security guards after russia played the game there yesterday. police haven't arrested anybody yet but they are still investigating. >> four guards needed medical attention after this. in ukraine fans brawling outside of an area set up for people to watch the masses. look at that. he really smacked him up the head. we are told tension between russian and ukrainian reporters is particularly high there. the former soviet union controlled the country for most of the last century. >> an update on the highway crash involving actress lindsay

lohan. police in california still trying to figure out whofdz behind the wheel of the porsche lohan was in. her representative said she was heading back to the set on her new film liz and dick at the time. that is when this happened. whatever it was leaving not much left of the porsche. they are still looking for witnesses who determine who was at fault. the truck driver is talking to tmz the web site. lohan was swerving all over the road he says he blames her for the accident. that driver also claiming lohan's people tried to buy his silence. drugs and alcohol did not play a role in the crash. lohan's rep saying she is working fully with police to try to determine who was responsible. recapping the top stories now europe expected to offer spain up to $125 billion to help rescue the bank and keep the euro zone from breaking apart.

they are the 3rd european country to ask for help. it is not a bailout they call it a loan. in colorado the trouble is wildfire and it is growing. crews battling the flames fueled by gusty winds to heavy air tankers a single engine air tanker and three helicopters on the scene right now. evacuation orders in place for dozens of people. >> donald duck making his on screen debut in a walt disney story called the wise little hen. he was actually born on friday the 13th which would explain his never ending string of bad luck. he was one of walt disney's first big stars after mickey mou mouse. something kept him apart his explosive timber and cantankerous personality. the yen to sweet and lovable yang. donald a