>> harris: this is "the fox report." tonight, a shooting during a mother's day parade right in the middle of one of america's great cities. now the hunt for the suspect. and they are the men the american people did not hear from during last week's benghazi hearings. now a new effort to get their sworn testimony one way or another. >> harris: the chairman of the house committee probing what really happened in libya now wants answers from the leader of a review board into the terror attacks that killed four americans. >> they reached conclusions with a tremendous amount of data also. >> this should send a chill

up your spine. this is something that we cannot let stand. >> harris: they won't. a call for accountability. after a many bombshell review shows senior irs officials did know agents targeted conservative groups as early as 2011. all because they had the word c party or patriot in their name. tonight, many people want to know was this political profiling? and, a frozen force of nature homeowners couldn't stop. >> you could see it coming and you keep thinking it's not coming any farther. it's going to stop. but it just kept on coming. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner. we begin tonight with new reaction to the scandal rocking washington and this nation. as lawmakers speak out about the deadly terror attack on our consulate in benghazi, libya. four americans died in that 8 hour long siege last september 11th. and at first the obama administration called that spontaneous drotion that got out of control. that was never true. and with new testimony from

three key whistle blowers this past week, some lawmakers are now calling the white house's actions an all-out coverup. among them, arizona republican senator john mccain. >> i would call it a i would call it a coverup in the extent that there was willful, removal of information which was obvious. it was obvious. i was on another sunday morning show after susan rice my jaw dropped. i said, look, people don't bring rocket propelled grenades and mortars to spontaneous demonstrations. >> harris: changes made to the official talking points certainly the administration's take on what happened. information our ambassador to the united nations susan rice repeated over and over to the american public on multiple talk shows in the days that followed at attack altered a dozen times. several references to al

qaeda, extremism all removed. meanwhile, democratic senator dianne feinstein of california admitting the talking points were, in fact wrong but see says the investigation is being politicized by republicans in congress. >> i understand republicans had a grievance because this happened a month before the election. every effort has been made to turn it into something that's diabolical. i don't see that if i did, i would say it but i don't see it that. >> harris: steve sebaali tan any live with the news for us tonight. republican lawmakers say the administration had a motive for changing those talking points. what do they think? >> harris, they say it was just before the presidential election and the white house didn't want to bring up the specter of terrorism. they suggest that's why the state department and the cia went through a dozen different drafts of what to tell the personal people. settling on the idea that the violence resulted in a spontaneous protest. >> clearly, some of the

early indication is that they didn't want the narrative that it was a terrorist attack on their watch. clearly that's what it appears to be. but, again, that's what a thorough investigation should determine. >> but democrats are disputing that scenario, pointing out white house did mention terrorism from the very beginning. >> the day after the attack, the president called it a terrorist attack. susan rice in those interviews on sunday described violent extremist elements who took over the attack. i really think this has just become a very, very partisan focused scandal focused attack by the republicans investigating this. instead of trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> and democrats say nothing new was revealed during last week's house hearing. harris? >> harris: steve, what about democrat claims that the benghazi probe is an irst to undermine former secretary of state hillary clinton? >> the talk shows were alive with charges and counter charges over that idea today.

democrats trying to discredit saying the republicans are trying to discredit secretary clinton. here's a sample of that debate. >> unfortunately, this has been caught up in the 2016 presidential campaign. this earth to go after hillary -- effort to go after hillary clinton. the reason she wasn't interviewed is because she didn't have any direct line responsibility for the decisions that were made. they want to bring her in because they think it's a good political show. i think that's unfortunate. >> there has been serious questions raised about individuals within her chain of command with respect to the talking points and what happened afterwards. so i think those are fair questions when we have objectionously four americans murdered in addition to the fact that these were, you know, to have an ambassador murdered. this is about getting to the bottom line of the truth. not about what happens in 2016. >> and republicans are determined to continue asking questions. harris? >> steve, the next step in the investigation, what might it look like? >> well, republican congressman mike rogers, the house intelligence

chairman said today he expects more whistle blowers to come forward from the state department. and darryl issa, chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee wants depositions from ambassador thomas pickerring and former chairman of the joint chiefs admiral mike mullen. the two issued a report as you remember finding sissatic failures in the state department. saying decisions about benghazi were made well below the secretary's level. issa says he will make a formal request on monday for sworn testimony from the and the admiral, harris? >> harris: steve, thank you. we just heard senator feinstein of california this is all basically political. >> even though f. those democrats are right, it doesn't training the fact that from the start the obama administration gave out wrong information from the public about what happened. this is why we care. it comes down to trust. was that a mistake or was it intentional? and there are other reasons why americans care about the government vent laying the truth on benghazi. first in the pursuit of

justice, for the four victims, the truth is imperative. did our government try to help them or not? clearly, this was not some he protest gone wrong. so, were there signs, warning signs that we needed to protect those people better that went ignored? on that very night that those calls for help go ignored and if so by whom? justice for the victims. part of why we care about this story. both as the journalists and as a nation. also the entire incident spotlights security that our trusted officials are giving to the super stars of our democracy. diplomats, the people who take our way of life out into the world and walk it out. do they have what they need to stay safe or in this case stay alive? security for our carriers of justice, another part of the story that makes us care. and finally government accountability. again, we want to trust the people we elect so were they wrong? we need to know if they were. did they mess up? was it a coverup? he we will stay on the story for all these reasons. let's turn now to another scandal that's brewing in our nation's capitol that

has the white house again reacting. it involves the internal revenue service and possible political retaliation against hundreds of conservative groups. in just the past few days we learned the irs has admitted low level workers in ohio wrongly targeted certain groups during the 2012 election season. the agency apologized on friday and said high level officials had no knowledge that this apparently was going on until recently. however, a watchdog group says top irs officials did know what was happening as far as back as 2011. now congress is getting involved and as we learn of a slew of questions that lawmakers want answered and soon. peter doocy with the news for us from washington now. peter? >> harris, lawmakers are lived over reports that the federal government apparently used its powers of taxation to unfairly target conservative groups as we now know owe a treasury department inspector general's report revealed that the words tea party and patriot were among triggers that sent several months worth of

applications for tax exempt status to a team specialist. >> the conclusion that the irs came to is that they did have agents who were engaged in intimidation of political groups is as dangerous a problem the government can happen and i don't care if you are a conservative, a liberal, a democrat or a republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> at the white house, press secretary jay carney now says the president believes that the american people expect and deserve to have the very best public servants with the highest level of integrity working in government agencies on their behalf. carney says the president expects swift punishment for the official ares responsible for this misconduct. this comes amid calls by members of both parties in both houses of congress for an investigation. >> e.y, i'm concerned about that. my standing is the inspector general is doing a report. that report should be out shortly. i think we have to take a good look at it. >> they targeted conservatives for tax exempt status but the

bottom line is they use key words to go after conservatives. this is something you have to institute changes to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> congressman issa also accused the irs of leaking this inspector general's report to spin it in their favor. harris? >> peter, thank you. now let's go to cleveland and some new cell phone video that shows police at the home where three women were rescued after a decade in captivity. this new tape shows police breaking into the accused captor's home after one of them had escaped and got help. this video was taken by a woman who had been driving by when police showed up on monday. left of center new today a spokesperson for those three victims made a statement on their behalf. >> amanda berry says, quote: thank you so much for everything you are doing. and continue to do. i am so happy to be home with my family. gina dejesus says, quote: i'm so happy to be home. i want to thank everyone for your prayers. i just want time now to be

with my family. michelle knight says thank you to everyone, quote: thank you to everyone for your support and good wishes. i am healthy, happy, and safe. and will reach out to family, friends and supporters in good time. >> harris: those tortured women now key witnesses into the investigation of aerial castro the man accused of kidnapping them and holding them prisoner. our gator tiny live on this garrett? >> harrison the three women saying that they also might actually be willing to share their stories. it certain live wouldn't be until after those pleadings are over. nau are asking for time and space reconnect with their families. community and city as a whole here have been reaching out to the families. after 10 years of searching for these women, seeing their names and faces on posters and fliers across the city so many people

feel connected to the story and celebrating their safe return. hundreds of people at a time have gathered for marches and rallies and fundraisers. gifts ranging from flowers and cards to a pink bicycle. several local car dealerships have reached out as well. and they are interested in giving each of these women a special gift to celebrate their safe return home. in more than $50,000 now has been raised for the cleveland courage fund, which are will provide financial assistance to these families. as they continue the long and difficult process of healing and recovery. and today, it's an especially -- special and significant day for these women. if the first mother's day that they will have the opportunity to be with their families in 10 years. gina dejesus' mother calling it it the best mother's day present ever. harris? >> harris: indeed. garrett, thank you. right now, a dozen people at least we're told have been shot in a mother's day

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>> harris: in northern california, a suspect is now in custody for the brutal murder of an 8-year-old child. the suspect was the girl's 12-year-old brother. layla fowler was found stabbed to death insides her county home last month while her parents were out. the brother told police he found layla's body. then saw an intruder flee from their home. as as investigators launched widespread manhunt from whomever that was. a tight knit community

gathered to support her grieving family. >> hi, everybody. i'm layla's mom i just want to thank the community and all of our family and friends for the overwhelming support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. thank you. >> just heart breaking. police tonight are not revealing much about thinks case against leila's 12-year-old brother except the little boy will be charged with homicide. william is following the story from our local newsroom. >> last night the residents of this small town here gathered at the police department expected to hear the mist industry man killed the little girl would be in custody. listen and watch closely it what you are about to see. literally the town gasps when they learn the brother is under arrest. >> 12-year-old brother. [gasps] >> station. >> that 12-year-old boy is

a minor. so, we are not showing you his face or using his name. he was seen frequently over the last few weeks. including this candlelight vigil with his family mourning leila's death. >> just saw the family and gave the 12-year-old a hug. and to hear that is kind of scary. >> i really am shocked now that he did that to his sister. >> clearly police believe the boy's initial story that he and the sister were home alone while the parents attended little league game. he claimed to have feel found leila do you live white or hispanic man with gray hair flee the house and that's he called 911. she died from several stab wounds. police seized knives from the home to determine if one of those was used in the murder. >> harris: i asked how the local news was. other that were others than

the local media gasping. the town must have been in fair there was unknown child predator out. >> there police launched a massive manhunt, search dogs, dragging nearby lake for weapons. pulling in old leagues and sex offenders for interviews. a neighbor that this initially corroborated the story recanted. police found no sign of forced entry at the home. fingerprints and d.n.a. testing did not turn up any evidence of this mystery man. suddenly police refocused their attention on the brother and last night they made their arrest. friends say that the brother and sister were actually close and biological mother, harris, says -- told the sacramento tv station that, quote: he could never hurt his sister. he will be tried as -- we don't know if he will be tried as adult or child. we do know, however, he will be tried for murder. back to you. hirst hairs william la jeunesse, thank you very much. weeks of record-breaking activity on wall street lifting the value of our retirement accounts.

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>> harris: break up a mother's day parade. 17 people we now know are hurt and we are told the youngest victim is just 10 years old. earlier today in new orleans, local reports saying about 200 people were in the area at the time. including a lot of police officers already there for the festivities. we're told that 10-year-old girl who was apparently grazed by a bullet police looking for the people who did this.

>> these two or three people just for a reason unknown for us started shooting at, towards, or in the crowd. police were everywhere. and we hope that anybody who saw anything will give crime stoppers a call to help us get to the womb of this case as quickly as possible. >> and as they try to solve it, we'll bring you the developments as we get them. wall street's bulls keep on charging. they did so past -- this past week and with major averages like the dow and s&p all closing at record highs. but will a slew of economic data come out this week put the breaks on that rally or boost it fox news business correspondent brenda buttner takes a look. >> the bulls just keep running and so goes your 401(k). the s&p 500 a part of many retirement plans hitting a record again on friday. the dow did as well. both indeckses racking up three straight weekly gains. this was little last week in the way of economic numbers or news. coming up though, plenty to move the markets and that

could make the bulls take a bit of a breather. wall street watching you. we find out how much you spent. retail sales data out tomorrow. plus retailer earnings released, macy's, nordstrom, jc penally and the world's biggest retailer wal-mart opened their books. how consumers are holding up with a pickup in energy prices. which may make you notice how those higher payroll wallet.t into your wall we get a clue about the housing market. if houses keeps building, you are certainly help push the markets higher. investigators are buy borrowing cash to buy stocks. take out loans against portfolios at a fast pace. that's a sign you are wig to take risks to get into the market. is investor sentiment too bullish? that's often when the market turns south. harris, wall street also watching washington of the irs and benghazi sandals, how will they contact the president's economic agenda. back to you.

>> harris: thank you, we will be watching. days after whistle blowers went public with their stories. today a new call for others to give sworn testimony. also, the suspect or suspects got away with the loot with no problem. but it's what happened next that has the person who was robbed scratching her head. and prince harry in rocky mountain country for those wounded warrior games in colorado. his american tour in the middle of it now where he goes next. special task force africa. i would like to wish a big warm happy mother's day to my mom israeli in brooklyn, new york, my little sister jacqueline brooklyn, new york and my sister in

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benghazi libya. official talking points were revised a dozen times some lawmakers are calling the obama administration's spawnsz to the attack a coverup. some democrats lawmakers while acknowledging mistakes were made say political motives are at least partially responsible for the current congressional james rosen joins me now by phone. james, you have been covering the story from the beginning. we saw a sharp exchange earlier today between the man who led the state department's post benghazi review board vocal critic. >> the agreement between tom pickerring the chairman of the benghazi review board and congressman darrell issa the chair of the oversight committee who presided over last wednesday's explosive benghazi hearing principally involved around whether pickerring had declined to appear before that panel as issa had charged. >> i have said the day before the hearings, i was

willing to appear to come to the excluded me from. the -- >> please don't tell me i excluded you. >> the majority -- we were told the majority said i was not welcome at that hearing. >> issa shot back at pickerring's ability to testify wasn't made known until before the hearing. however, the important point is even the panel's top ranking democrat says he should testify, harris. >> harris: it took more than two weeks for fbi agents to gain access to the crime scene. james, in a country we helped during a conflict and given a lot of money and aid to people may wonder why that is this week a revelation coming during that hearing about this. >> harris, one key witness attributes the apparent absence of real success in the fbi probe to date to those now infamous talking points. greg hicks the number two -- slain ambassador

chris stevens testified last week he believed the libyan government was deeply offended on sunday, september 16th, five days after the attacks when u.n. ambassador susan rice delivered to the world via five sunday shows the talking points that proclaimed benghazi spontaneous protest gone awry and not the coordinated terrorist attack that the libyan president had already declared it. >> i was determined i'm not happy with the progress of the investigation. we have a serious problem. the more time that grew between the actual event and bringing those who were responsible to justice causes us national security troubles overseas. >> the state department says it was not anger on the part of the libyan government which swiftly approved visa's for the fbi team but rather the dangerous security situation on the the ground that blocked the fbi's entry into benghazi, harris. >> harris: you and i know when he we cover stories like this that you look for fallout points along the way and accountability. we know that victoria nuland the former states

department spokesperson who was in charge of editing the talking points move up the lad tore a more senior job. one that requires senior confirmation is benghazi likely to cost nuland that promotion. >> harris, there is no question that the past 10 days or so have ensured that any confirmation hearing nic vallarta new land faces will be tougher than previously envisioned. it's worth noting the democrats do enjoy the majority in the senate. nuland a well regarded policy analyst. diplomat and spokesperson. documents published by the weekly stashed and abc news show that nuland was early and pivotal player to delete references to terrorism, al qaeda and the like. this morning's talk shows revealed for some democratic senators rising to nuland's defense some other appear defend the woman who she served former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> there has been serious questions raised about individuals within her chain of command with respect to the talking

points and what happened afterwards. i think those are fair questions when we have obviously four americans murdered. >> victoria nuland who represented in the state department had a long career and public service. was not a partisan. she worked for dick cheney. she was very much interested in making sure that the state department's position and their. >> you are saying this is interagency problem. >> this is classic issue of interagency's battle about who will say what. >> so where is it all heading next? lawmakers in both houses indeed in different committees are all saying they have been contacted by whistle blowers from within the intelligence community,. >> harris: hairs james rosen we appreciate your reporting your you are time on this sunday night. thank you very much. >> happy mother's day. >> harris: thank you, my friend. the u.s. has a complicated relationship with pakistan. it was home to usama bin laden for a period of time and parts of its lawless regions are hot beds for terrorism. we know all of that. it's a country that we have

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group, putting on full makeup squeezing into a red skirt. even shaving his legs all to honor a racing bet he lost. >> air asia's chief says branson's in the sky were rubbish. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> harris: all right well stay british, i guess. prince harry spending another day in rockie mountain country. more on that coming up. first we want to he show you the prince playing football at the u.s. air force academy. he government some tips, then passed the ball to cadets. just a side trip.ince harry spf the past two days though with wounded veterans. paul harrison with sky news has more. >> there is no doubt that prince harry's presence here at the warrior games has given the event the boost it so badly wanted. it started, of course, with the third in line to the throne the opening ceremony alongside missy franklin, brad snyder, to light the

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swat officers in trenton, new jersey, using flash bangs, raiding the home early this morning. they rescued the hostage, two teenage girls and a 4-year-old boy. police say they initially responded to a welfare check only to discover too two badly decomposed bodies in that house. police believe those victims were the suspect's former girlfriend and her son. and authorities in another place on the hunt for a man who robbed a convenience store with a butcher knife. it is our fox top story on fox trip across america. >> harris: florida, terrifying moments caught on camera. police near orlando saying the suspect had just finished purchasing motor oil which when he suddenly jumd on to the counter and slid through the protective glass and pulled out a 9-inch butcher knife. the clerk who is 65 years old wasn't hurt. the suspect took off after a customer took off and walked away with some cash.

also, in the sunshine state, a burglar with a change of heart. surveillance video capturing a suspect stealing household items from the suburban, miami home. a few days later the homeowner noticed something odd outside. >> i went to check by the blinds because i'm aware from the, you know, ceiling stuff and all this stuff, and i saw the guy from the footage. back over my wall from the front yard, all this stuff that he took last week. >> harris: with all the returned items, $50 cash and a letter asking for forgiveness. new york. cleanup underway in lower manhattan after severe weather took out trees. one of them landing on this restaurant patio. >> i opened the umbrella trying to get less wet and, bam, everything hit. and it was wild. >> harris: dinners moved indoors just minutes before. one woman was injured but not badly. >> iowa.

high school students competing to create the best cardboard boat. some worked, others didn't as you can z at least they enjoyed the swim we're told. winners awarded for fastest time. that's. o.j. simpson carries on. simpson acquitted but forever tied to the double murders of his family roomer wife nicole simpson and ron goldman has scheduled to return to a las vegas courtroom. we are expecting that to happen tomorrow. simpson is behind bars for leading an armed heist to retrieve what he claimed was stolen sports memorabilia that belonged to him. overall he said his attorney botched that case answered wants a new trial. key now go free? arthel neville is in the newsroom here in new york. arthel, why is simpson asking for a new trial at this point? >> well, harris, o.j. simpson is claiming that his lawyer yale galanter advised him he was this

within his legal rights to retrieve that sports memorabilia as you mentioned. nevada law says it is a crime even if you take your own property. here is some background for you in 2007, o.j. in vegas for a friend's wedding got word that dealers were selling his mementos. including family photos at the palace station hotel. during his trial, o.j. testified that he only went back to the hotel to take back his property. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to steal anything from anybody. i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. >> in 2008, o.j. simpson was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping after he and five friends armed with guns broke into a hotel room and tried to take back his things. simpson is serving his sentence at the love lot correctional center in nevada, harris. >> harris: i had to chuckle when you said the judge had toe remind you it's illegal no matter hot stuff belongs to if you use guns to get

it it's not okay. >> you have to call the police. >> harris: i will wipe the smirk off my face though and ask what are the chances that he could go free? >> it's highly unlikely, harris. two things could happen here. the judge could revert the case and send o.j. home or he could say or she could say mr. simpson, had you an unfair trial. he we're going to give you another trial. set bail which he can either post or stay in jail while he waits for a new trial. much depends on if the judge finds a conflict of interest. >> that is a hail mary that o.j. is looking for. if galanter does say something like that i have a interest. if the judge finds conflict at that point the judge may getting a new trial. >> simpson has already served four years. his appeal to the nevada supreme court was denied in 2010 and as his current sentence stands, harris, he won't be eligible for parole until he is 70 years old. o.j. sirps will likely testify on wednesday.

>> harris: arthel, thank you very much. >> um-huh. >> harris: another busy day for nasa. the agency is turning over the keys of the international space station. more on that and the latest on those emergency repairs. plus, going down to the wire at the player's championship, tiger woods on the hunt for a win. how did he do? sportscaster jim gray is going to join me next. stay with us. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and prevents infestations, and treats hook-, round-, and whipworm infections. treatment with fewer than 3 monthly doses after exposure to mosquitoes may not provide complete hrtworm prevention. the most common adverse reactions were vomiting, itching and lethargy.

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>> harris: no shortage international space station both inside and outside of that orbiter. the crew had a change of command ceremony. chris hatfield with the canadian space agency passed on his could you tell us to a new man who is a member of the russian federal space agency.

hatfield will return home tomorrow night we are told aboard a russian space craft. all this comes on the heels of yesterday's emergency space walk. two astronauts ventured outside to plug a serious ammonia leak. nasa says today it could be weeks before they know for sure if the repair was a full success but so far no signs of any new leaks. a wild day for the final round of the player's championship in florida. so even if you don't like golf or watch it. sportscaster and fox news contributor brings us the drama tiger woods tonight is even better. >> indeed he is tiger woods pulled it off he hit the ball in the water on the 14th hole only to see a couple of guys competing with him. particularly sergio garcia took themselves out of the tournament. tiger won and he has now

won his fourth tournament of the year. he has now one in 1,100th start and 200th start and today is 300th start. is he four behind sam need for the all-time record he won on mother's day for his mom answered had won on father's day for u.s. open father i recall. all around good day tore tiger woods. >> harris: before i let you scoot past golf, some people are watching and maybe wondering what does this all mean? is this truly a come back for tiger woods since that scandal incident a few years ago. would you call it that? is he on a rolling now do you think? >> he has won four tournaments this year already. that's the most he has ever won at this point in the year. it's beyond a come back. set number one golfer in the world already. he has regained his position. he is on ohis way. the only thing that stands in between him and history is trying to win 18 major championships. his goal to win 19. jack nicklaus with 18 would tie and it is he going to break sam need's record. yes, it's a full come back.

>> harris: i'm glad we have you along. i know you can talk nba and golden state pulls out a win in ot stan an antonio. a lot of series for a lot of the different series. >> that was a great game today in overtime it was tied at 4. they held the san antonio spurs three points in overtime. won by 7 to 87. they had some terrific play. harris and barnes 26 points. 22 points for stephan curry. derek jack had 24. golden state to me is the most fun team in the nba to watch right now. of course, they have thompson. is he a great player as well and he they shoot so much and they score a lot and just an awful lot of fun to watch. they have been great. >> all right. good to he sue jim gray. thank you very much for being with us. >> happy mother's kay to my mom in denver and all the moms out there. >> harris: yea to your mom too. thanks. a sheet of ice on a path of destruction. the force of nature destroying homes. cutting right through some of them. and it's happening in more than one place. and a choice.

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