sunday. l see you again next fox news sunday. fox news sunday is a presentation of this is the fox report. tonight, calls from republicans over defunding obama care growing louder. now one lawmaker shares his plan to get rid of the president's signature legislation. and your tax dollars and egypt front and center in the debate over whether to continue providing aid to a country spiraling out of control. >> we could be cutting off the aid, spare parts and maintenance of these military equipment that we've given. >> i do believe we can send a strong signal by suspending aid. >> there's a lot at stake here for us and them. if you had a win or lose list

from failed state in egypt, the egyptian people and american people would be on the loser list. >> fox reports how what's happening thousands of miles away effects all of us here. also, conspiracy theories abound after reports surface the deaths of princess diana and two others that fateful night in paris was no accident. in minutes, scotland yard responds. plus, men overboard. the quest to win america's cup takes a dangerous turn while cameras are rolling. as egypt is on the brink, growing debate with u.s. lawmakers over whether to continue to provide the increasingly unstable nation with hundreds of millions of your tax dollars. arizona republican senator john mccain who originally supported that, pulled an about face saying to stop the money,

believing our credibility is at risk. >> we thought at that particular time it was not the right thing to do because we wanted to give them opportunity to get back on the path to democracy. obviously not the case. when you threaten it and not do it, then you lose credibility and influence. >> meantime, connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says the crisis in egypt is complicated and that we should condition our military aid on key goals to restoring order. >> i think the approach has to be to condition future aid on specific steps toward rule of law and return to democracy respect for minorities and women. >> and more bloodshed in egypt today. at least 38 muslim brotherhood supporters were killed trying to

escape a prison convoy. adding to what has been a chaotic last few days where more than 800 people died. leland vittert has more. >> reporter: the armed attacks on them and much of cairo. so far the combination of mass arrests and powerful show of force is working. a vast majority of egyptians side with the army. day three of the week of rage didn't live up to the name. a few 00 brotherhood supporters took to the streets. missing from today's small crowd, the gunman that brought carnage, riot police forced them out. now the battle of egyptian

hearts and minds has begun. muslim brotherhood supporters invited cameras for funeral processions, state tv broadcast pictures of senior officers, showing the coptic churches burned by brotherhood supporters. one strong man and leader spoke. i want to tell you that the honor of protecting the will of the people is more valuable to us and me personally than the honor of ruling egypt, he said, striking a more conciliatory tone, promising a place for everyone in egypt's political future, despite the violence. it is far too early to call this round of fighting over, but the lull gives both sides a chance to step back from the brink of civil war. a positive sign in the mother of the world of the suez canal,

could have major ramifications for us worldwide. the support for egypt, no small matter. since 2010, we have given egypt an average of $1.6 billion per year. the vast majority of that is military aid, not just in the form of cash but also weapons, including fighter jets and attack helicopters. all in all, since 1948, u.s. foreign aid to egypt has totalled a whopping $72 billion. egypt's minority christian population frequently targeted in the violence attending church services today. nearly 40 christian churches have been looted and torched since the crisis began. dozens more attacked or heavily damaged. coptic christians have been

assaulted in the street. they makeup only 10% of egypt's population. church leaders support the new political order and stand by egypt's army. meantime, the egypt tourism industry suffering a setback because of violence, what is usually the country's biggest tourism attraction, now virtually a ghost town. talking about the pyramids of giza, usually packed with tourists from around the world. merchants say they're virtually all gone. countries like the u.s. and germany of course issued warnings, advising people not to travel to egypt. back at home, a fox wildfire alert on a fire we're told covers an area, listen to this, bigger than the city of denver. twice the size of cincinnati. the beaver creek fire in idaho, scorching nearly 160 miles. it is one of several burning out west, but it is the nation's top priority wildfire because it is burning close to so many homes. so far, people living in 2300 houses have been forced out.

>> when you think about it, you think of things you should have gotten out that you didn't. and it is too late. >> breaks your heart. more than 1200 people are working to fight the flames. private insurers have also sent their own crews to provide structural protection for homes, with values, some reaching tens of millions of dollars. this fire burning in the mountains where a number of celebrities own pricey get aways. dominic de-natale has the latest. >> tom hanks, bruce willis, arnold schwarzenegger have homes there, swanky subdivisions built into canyons, a half dozen canyons in sun valley. officials are quick to point out no property owner is getting

special treatment from authorities. >> to firefighters, a home is a home is a home. what we mean by that, we're here to protect first of all firefighters safety and the public safety is paramount. then behind that comes protection of structures, including homes. and it doesn't matter whose home it is, we're going to try to protect it. >> helicopters smothered some homes. took until lunchtime before they could get up because of thick smoke clogging the valleys. also dispatched a dc 10. >> firefighters are trying to protect a local hospital all day. what's the story there. >> there's a spot fire on the hill side of a hospital south of the city of ketchum, 30 bed hospital recently built. they were going to drench the hills, but the fire is putting

up a lot. it continues to be a concern. we'll see what happens overnight. however, beaver creek fire expanded at a slower pace and better weather than last night, and deployment of more crews moving forward while it could be a couple of miles in the past 24 hours, what estimates currently are. it started thursday. had been tearing up landscape, six miles a day. good news that the weather is working in the firefighters' favor. >> thank you very much. officials are saying the weather helped them fight the fire yesterday, but what about tonight and in the days ahead? janice dean is live in the fox weather center with more. h hi. temperatures are warm. in the northwest, we have dozens of fires burning in and around boise, 95, 96 in reno, 95 in

medford. not getting a lot of moisture in the area. dozens of wildfires, many in idaho area, including haleigh where we have a red flag warning, meaning conditions are favorable for starting or spreading of wildfires in the next 24 to 48 hours. there's the five-day forecast. a little moisture working in tuesday. but looks like none of the moisture hits the ground because it is so dry in this area. we've had severe drought across the west as you can see. much of the west is into dry to extreme to even exceptional drought while the east has seen incredible amounts of rain. no drought here, especially across the southeast, where they continue to see all of the moisture stream in from gulf of mexico, from the atlantic. i am sure they would love to donate some of their moisture to the west. look at some precipitation we received in the last 48 hours in some cases two to four or six to

eight inches of rain. on top of that, we're going to see potential for three to five inches more of the wet weather across the gulf coast, all the way to the mid-atlantic and northeast heading into the next couple days. flash flood watches and warnings are posted in green, then the maroon shaded area here, we have flooding that's occurring right now. also want to point out the tropics are busy. we had tropical storm erin that dissipated, great news. we are watching a wave off the coast of africa that could be the next named storm in the next couple days. we will keep you up to date. back to you. >> thank you. all of that means a busy night in the weather center. right now, a shooting suspect is on the loose. police say he is not only armed and dangerous but holding a woman against her will. and what's in his past has authorities concerned about what he could do next.

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ago. ohio police want to get him off the street before he hurts someone else and they're asking anyone with information to come forward. returning to obama care, despite a series of recent setbacks, the white house is pushing ahead with the roll out. the insurance exchange is weeks away from going online. on capitol hill, some republican lawmakers want to try to stop the law by simply not funding it. and it's already setting up as a possible showdown with the white house that could even force a government shutdown. one republican kentucky senator, rand paul, has his own plan rep they want without disrupting the rest of government. peter doocy with news from washington. peter? >> reporter: this morning, we heard senator rand paul layout a road map he thinks would represent the best of both worlds for republicans, a way to avoid a government shutdown and defund obama care. here is how it would work. first, the house would vote to

repeal the affordable care act as they have dozens of times before. then the senate would likely vote to keep the law as is. a compromise could come from that stalemate between the chambers at a closed door house and senate conference meeting. >> use the leverage of controlling one-third of the government. we don't control all of the government, they control house of representatives, they should stand up, use that power to at the least make this lawless bad, delay it, do something we can to protect the american public from this law, or if we do nothing, we're saying to the president, hey, you get your way. >> reporter: but president obama sees things differently, used his weekly address to sharply criticize republicans that want to alter the affordable care act in any way. >> many are concerned with how badly this debate will hurt them politically with how badly it will hurt the country. a lot of republicans seem to

believe if they can gum up the works and make the law fail, they'll somehow be sticking it to me, but they would just be sticking it to you. >> reporter: before he left for vacation, president obama talked about republicans and said, quote, their unifying principle is making sure 30 million people don't have health care. heather? >> peter doocy from washington. the campaign to oust embattled san diego mayor bob filner is under way. filner, a democrat, accused of sexual harassment by 16 different women. 70-year-old former congressman did a week of rehab, but so far refused a slew of calls to resign, including requests from his city council, even some of his former colleagues in congress. now more than 1100 volunteers are hitting the streets in an organized effort to throw filner out of office. >> we are precisely where we should be. we're not off by a day. me, i am personally excited, elated. i want to see this happen as

does the community. >> volunteers have 39 days to collect 102,000 signatures to force a recall election. organizers say they're confident they will collect that many and then some. this is hard to believe, it has been 16 years since one of the most famous people in the world died in a car crash. new reports are raising questions about what really happened to princess diana and two others that night in paris. and what is scotland yard saying about it all? we'll tell you. also, major policy change for firefighters responding to the scene of that airline crash in san francisco. what the department has now decided to do in response to something caused by its own action.

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welcome back. the death of princess diana getting a lot of attention again. as we told you last night on fox report, scotland yard is looking at new information about what happened the night diana died in that car crash in paris back in 1997 an inquest concluded in 2008 grossly negligent driving was to blame. but now there's new claims, that diana's death was no accident. bryan llenas is live in the new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: this new allegation claims princess diana was murdered by the british military, scotland yard is assessing relevant and credibility of information given by former in-laws of former soldier of elite british air force service, reportedly the soldier boasted the military was behind her death. scotland yard stresses it not reinvestigation into diana's death. the royal family is not commenting. >> it has to be tremendously tough on william and harry.

they have what is known as a smiling hatred of the media, on many levels because of this reason, and because they think the media helped drive diana to her death. in saying that, they believe as most reasonable people do that it was just a tragic accident. >> reporter: on august 31st, 1997, 36-year-old princess diana and her 42-year-old boyfriend left the ritz hotel in paris, france. princess diana, -- some believe the conspiracies are not new. some theorize prince philip had her killed because she was pregnant with dodi's child and they were supposed to get married. others say the driver was sent to kill diana. and some believe her seat belt was tampered with to keep her from wearing it. the 2006 report found no evidence to support any of these

murder conspiracies. heather? >> bryan llenas reporting live, thank you. prince harry is following in his mother's footsteps, returning from a trip to angola where he visited a landmine clearance charity diana once championed. halo trust charity, saying the 28-year-old prince visited a town that saw heavy fighting during angola's civil war. he toured mine fields, met with people that live there and benefit from the charity's work. diana visited there in 1997 she drew global attention to efforts to clear the nation of mine fields from decades long war that ended there in 2002. work began about three years later to clear the mines. the charity located and destroyed more than 21,000 mine's and that's in just one town. new reaction to the government snooping scandal. lawmakers that hold the nation's purse strings demanding some answers. and a volcano spewing smoke

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this is the fox report, heather childers in for harris faulkner. debate intensifying on capitol hill over providing u.s. aid to egypt. it is a country ripe with turmoil. after the military removed a democratically elected leader and days of protests have left more than 800 dead. this comes as we learn of more deaths, this time 38 muslim brotherhood supporters died in attempt to escape from a prison trust convoy. jake lip encot joins us by phone from cairo. what's the latest on the ground now and how likely is it that civil war could break out? >> reporter: well, as you mention, these protests against the military backed government have been escalating, use of force against them reached

unprecedented levels. muslim brotherhood was planning marches today, expected to be met with violence. they were cancelled. as i speak, there are gun fights going on intermittently around cairo tonight and everyone is wondering if they're changing tactics from bringing down the military regime to guerrilla tactics. >> u.s. aid to egypt, what would the fallout be if the u.s. suspended aid. could it be seen as a victory for the muslim brotherhood? >> reporter: it is hard to say. at this point public opinion is very divided in egypt. seems like the majority of people support the military and the military has positioned themselves as this national force against america and foreign intervention.

if the u.s. cut aid, may be a propaganda victory for the military, strange as that may seem. on an international scale, could shuffle regional politics here. >> speaking of that, what's going on behind the scenes to sort out a political solution? >> reporter: both of the main actors in this situation, the muslim brotherhood and the egyptian military are opaque, very authoritarian, and don't let the press or their own membership know what's going on behind the scenes. however, from what we've seen, it doesn't look like there's any negotiation, both sides have taken a strident approach. both groups have been co-existing in egypt for decades. while there's not much love lost between them, they have some avenues of communication. while there's not many outward signs of negotiation, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes. >> another group to talk about there, only 10% of the

population christians in egypt. why are coptic christians facing reprisal from muslim brotherhood? they're under attack and it is not like leadership is doing anything to protect them now. >> exactly. it is worse than that. especially earlier on in the crisis, muslim brotherhood as a propaganda thing was blaming the military takeover on the coptic christian minority. this doesn't make much sense. while coptic christians almost universally don't like muslim brotherhood, at this point seems like majority or many muslim egyptians also support the military takeover. since muslim brotherhood was using the divisive language to mobilize the base, there have been attacks by islamist groups or individuals about coptic churches. we don't know whether the leadership in muslim brotherhood is ordering this, whether it is a by-product of propaganda. they're not the only ones being attacked. the military has used

nationalistic rhetoric. their supporters attack foreigners, westerners and also other arabs that live here. big palestinian, syrian communities facing attacks, too. >> jake lippincott, thanks for providing that insight. back at home, turning to the scandal surrounding the nsa and our government's massive secret surveillance programs. some lawmakers are now questioning whether there are enough oversight and privacy protections following an audit that revealed the nsa violated privacy rules. thousands of times. all of this, despite the fact that president obama has assured americans that the agency is properly monitored. elizabeth brand is with us. they tubing it out on sunday talk shows. >> lawmakers are passionate both sides of the aisle. some say the problem is not the nsa programs but the president's inability to explain the complex task of collecting metadata.

others say it needs oversight, whether the court or congressional. >> they understand the separation of powers. checks and balances are supposed to come from independent branches of government. he thinks that if he gets some lawyers together from the nsa and they do a power point presentation, tell him everything is okay, that the nsa can police themselves. >> fully disagree with senator rand, that was a grab bag of misinformation and distortion coming from him. the fact of the matter, take rand paul's own numbers. says billions of phone calls are collected. that's not true. assume he is right, billions of phone calls collected. put that with 2800 violations, self reported by nsa, which did not violate anyone's rights. >> the nsa defending its tactics as americans learn the agency overstepped authority on thousands of occasions. the white house reacting, saying

in part while the majority of incidents were unintentional, the agency is monitoring and addressing compliance incidents. >> what have lawmakers done in the past or tried to do to increase oversight with nsa? >> they have in the past, and looking forward, they may in future congressional terms. for years, nsa has been wrongly collecting data from incorrect area codes, gathering unauthorized information, in many incidents unintended, other times they breached standard procedures. lawmakers discussed whether a former failed amendment would have fundamentally changed the way the agency collects personal information. a representative says it may be on the table next session. >> i certainly heard from a number of my colleagues directly and through the media that they feel differently about the amendment now. if they had a second chance, they may have voted yes on it. >> looking forward, the representative is hopeful members have another opportunity to amend the piece of legislation in the coming sessions. heather, back to you.

>> elizabeth prann live from washington, thank you. a new directive following the deadly crash in san francisco. remember that. the fire department banning helmet mounted video cameras that film emergency scenes, the chief is concerned about privacy of victims and firefighters. you may remember images taken in the aftermath of the july 6th crash led to questions about first responders' actions which then resulted in a 16-year-old survivor being run over by a fire truck. she was lying on the tarmac, covered with fire retardant film. they say cameras can be used to improve communication and should not be banned. u.n. inspectors arrive in damascus to look into alleged chemical weapons use in syria's civil war. the 20 member team staying at a five star hotel in the heart of the syrian capital, led by a

chemical weapons expert. syrian government vowing to cooperate fully. the mission, to look into alleged use of chemical weapons in three areas, in particular, march 19th attacks that president bashar assad blames on rebels. two sites they are inspecting have been kept secret. the u.n. says 100,000 have died since civil war broke out in syria two years ago. a bomb explodes on a bus, carrying passengers. it is our top story going around the world in 80 seconds. india. the bus had just stopped for a lunch break when the bomb went off. thankfully, most people had already gotten off. six people suffered minor injuries. a bomb squad searched the bus to make sure no more explosives were on board. china, a typhoon, bringing a wave of deadly flooding. at least 11 people have died,

more than 100,000 have been evacuated to higher ground. entire towns under several feet of water. chinese troops hard at work, clearing debris and fortifying weak dams with sand bags. in japan. a volcano spews tons of ash several miles into the air. residents in a nearby city forced to hold towels to their mouth to avoid breathing that soot and ash. this is the 500th time this volcano erupted just this year. experts say this is the largest single eruption in decades. brazil. this is for you trekkies. set your phaser to fun. this hotel, inspired by the latest star trek movie. the entire room has sci-fi feel, from pictures of the iconic space ship enterprise to futuristic lighting and furniture. that suite will run you about $300 a night.

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words cannot describe my wife's and my grief. son or not, i am at a loss for words articulating my disgust and remorse over this sense ms and tragic act. prosecutors say he beat her before pinning her to the ground and stabbing her several times. a neighbor trying to help her also reportedly stabbed. we're told when police arrived, remy's clothes were soaked in her blood. her four-year-old child in the apartment at the time but was unharmed. jerinjur he pled not guilty. an alligator targets an unsuspecting victim as we go across america. south carolina, that attack happening on hilton head island, while a woman was walking her dog. >> i heard a huge splash.

i thought something fell in the water. when i turned to look, it was an eight foot gator coming out of the water full speed, mouth open, hissing. >> she twisted her ankle before getting bit. the gator found hours later. arizona, teaming up at 16 car washes. part of a two year investigation into immigration fraud, identity theft and financial violations. massachusetts, a tribute to fallen m.i.t.police officer sean collier. a procession of police officers on motorcycles riding through cambridge, placing a single red rose in the spot where the 27-year-old died exactly four months ago today. authorities say collier was executed by the suspected boston marathon bombers while they were on the run.

collier's sister said he would have been proud to see today's tribute. >> he believed in honoring police officers for what they do and first responders, that was important to him. >> organizers say the event raised $50,000 to help families of officers killed in the line of duty. to colorado, just call it a burt day celebration. he is having a week-long bash, with cake, special hippo snacks and free admission for anyone named bert. he is the second oldest hip pot must. that's fox watch across america. happy birthday to bert. it was a near catastrophe yesterday. a gust of wind turned the tarp on a boat, sending two

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as the use of food stamps exploded since the recession, the number of americans selling benefits for cash has grown by a whopping 30%, according to a new study by department of agriculture that oversees the program. their undercover investigation found about 10% of all stores that accepted food stamps engaged in food stamp trafficking, essentially buying benefits from low income recipients at a discount. while that problem doesn't cost taxpayers, it does divert money meant to help low income families get access to nutritional diet. returning to the markets now, they recently acted like a roller coaster, taking your 401(k) along for the ride. after hitting all-time highs in early august, the dow and s&p 500 dropped more than 3%, this

week we learn more information that could potentially surge or sink. brenda buttner has more. >> the bulls taking a breather, giving way to the bears? a series of steep declines sent the dow to the biggest weekly drop in more than a year. some surprise earnings from retailers hit hard, both the low end, walmart and high end, nordstroms worry about consumer spending plans. will best buy, staples, home depot opening their books this week have something different to say? wall street watching for sale signs on main street this week. we get word on existing home sales and report on new homes, and read on the prices of homes purchased in june. the worry is that as mortgage rates go up, the foundation for housing market will get shaky. so wall street listening to fed for more clues on when the central bank will stop the big bond buying binge.

minutes from its july meeting out this week. are bulls taking a break?keep i part of your retirement plan, gained 16% so far this year. so no real surprise investors are taking money off the table. but on the horizon, obama care and the prospect of rising interest rates could make them think twice about putting money back in. heather, back to you. >> brenda buttner, thank you. an ohio man getting quite a surprise inside his mail order gun safe. the giant safe arrived from its factory in mexico with ten bails of marijuana inside. the contraband value, $420,000. local police say they've never seen anything like this before. they say the man that bought the safe had nothing to do with the drugs. in fact, listen to this, the driver that shipped that safe into the u.s. is now missing. investigators say they have no leads on his whereabouts or where the drugs came from.

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follow-up to a story on last night's fox report, we showed you the air and water show going on in chicago. since then we learned that this happened. one parachuter row pow -- propo after he landed on the beach. she said yes. it was his last jump before he

heads to the navy flight school. that proposal taking about three months to plan. the two have been dating a year. and a camouflage clad couple gets a huge surprise while saying i do. the two getting married at a field and stream store outside pittsburgh when they caught the eye of duck dynasty star willie robertson, signing autographs. and the store arranged for robertson to surprise them. they're huge fans of the show and themed wedding on the program. say they didn't originally plan to have the wedding there, but arranged it, hoping to get a glimpse of the millionaire at the opening. the reality show superstar said he was happy to be part of their big day, joking the couple looks like his kind of folk. i guess they do. i love duck dynasty. let's do a fast forward for you, a fox fast forward, looking to big stories this week on

monday. former olympic star oscar pistorius in a south africa courtroom. prosecutors are expected to formally indict him on murder charges for the death of his girlfriend. his trial is expected to begin early next year. and let's go to washington to the white house on tuesday. the only undefeated team in history goes to meet president obama. the '72 miami dolphins never got their white house appearance, because president richard nixon was in the middle of the watergate scandal. and then on saturday, the beginning of festivities marking 50 years since martin luther king's march on washington. it was at that event in 1963 he gave his famous "i have a dream" speech. that's how fox reports this sunday, august 18th, 2013. i am heather childers in for

harris faulkner. hope you had a great weekend. enjoy the week ahead. see you back here at 5:00 a.m. eastern for "fox and friends" first. have a great week. "huckabee" starts now. >> tonight on huckabee, another delay in the affordab tonight on "huckabee," another delay in the affordable care act. >> we keep delaying things. why don't we just delay the whole bill permanently, come up with a real solution. >> unaffordable, unpopular. is obama care unstoppable? >> what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs. and listening in on people's phone calls, inappropriately reading people's e-mails. >> a new report says the nsa broke thousands of privacy rules over and over again. can anything be done to stop the abuse of