this is a fox report. tonight, americans caught in a deadly terror a talk and there is little doubt of who is to blachlt they call it -- blame they call it revenge against the united states. the taliban picking a restaurant that high- ranking foreigners like and blew it up. a hit on civilians including americans in afghanistan's capitol city. it happen just blocks from a foreign embassy. fox reports how the u.s. is responding. and a bombshell new report on president obama's health care law.

administration officials said the system would protect the uninsured. and now that report shoes an overwhelming number of the enrollee so far already had coverage. also, 70 million americans and maybe many more with a target on their back. victims of the massive security breach learning of a new round of pain because of what the giant retailer did with all of the customer e-mail addresses. >> i am harris faulkner. there is new retooktz terrorist attack in a restaurant in afghanistan. a restaurant where americans would likely be. we obtained the image of an american who died. lexy camerota and she worked for the privately run american university of the afghanistan. and they have gave fox news a statement. first of all the world called

her lexy, she was smart, strong and beautiful and stubborn and kind and fearless. she took the job in the american university of afghanistan to help the young women of that country get an education and take their rightful place as leaders in the afghan society. as can you can guess her death is a shock to us all. you can't imagine a moment going forward where she will not be missed. that is from her aunt tonight. it is the deadly violence in that country against civilians since the war began. it happen in a heavily guarded area. the lebanese restaurant, popular with diplomats and foreign nationals and the taliban said that is why it was targeted. this map shoes some of the embassy, denmark and norway and belgium and uk and u.s. embassy a few blocks away.

the first bomb went outside of the restaurant and two gun men went in through the door and started g. 21 people killed. and among them three americans. four workers with the united nations. and the white house and state department are condemning the attack. and a number of afghan officials are suspended because the investigation is beginning. conner powell has more from the mideast bureau. >> reporter: harris attacks on soft targets like restaurants are rare. and taliban hit normally military convoys and government buildings. friday night as people sat down to dinner, a suicide bomber attacked the front door and taliban gun men slipped in at the back and shooting people point blank. >> there was no army or police. they are the enemy of the innocent and civilian. defenseless people.

>> reporter: among the dead americans and four un workers and the owners of the restaurant who had a gun and tried to battle the attackers. with u.s. troops winding down their mission in afghanistan, the fear is that the taliban will attack the soft targets and destabilize the country further and removing the fragile gavenlt harris. >> conner, thank you. we'll go from the middle east to rushia. thousands of americans are heading to sochi for the olympics. russian security forces releasing the video from daggestan. it was between their forces and militants. seven gun men were killed happening 380 miles from sochi where the olympics are set to begin in three weeks. turning back to america. now questions on whether obama

care is failing to achieve its main goechlt that is to he -- gl that is to help americans with health insurance. most are people who had health insurance coverage. the data according to the wall street journal report that only len percent of the consumers were previously uninsured and one of the largest or key reasons why they are shying away we are told is affordability. doug live for us in washington. doug, why are so few uninsured are buying the health care plans? >> reporter: the statistic that you just mentioned. the popercent said unaffordability. and the other factor is technical problems with the website. 30 percent of the respondents cited that. and len percent of the uninsured buy insurance is very trouble system. one of the grand designs of

obama care was to provide insurance for those who didn't have it. and the law for those who it was intended to serve are not enrolling. and tw.2 million people who sought to enter the exchanges. two-thirds were covered by employer plans. it is one of the reasons that republicans are pushing an alternative to obama care. >> our empowering patients first act would make it so that every single american has the financial feasibility to purchase coverage. tax deductions and tax credits and advanceable tax credits or coupons and basically making it so that every single american has a financial incentive to purchase the coverage they want for themselves and their family and not that the government forces them to buy. >> troubling sign 24 percent of the enrollees were between the ages of 18- 34. a group that is critical to pay

for the larger cost of enrollees. harris? >> that is huge part of the story. what is the response from the white house today, doug. >> reporter: we reached out to the white white for reaction and no response yet. centers for medicaid and medicare services told the journal, we are in the middle of a sustained six- month open enrollment president and we have seen a strong range of demographic so far. we are seeing the administration launching big advertising pitch to get those people to sign up. they have until the end of march. >> even in the statement the word demographics coming up. they need the young people it sign up. thank you, doug. first surprise and anger and now panic with the target customers and affected by the holiday data breach. target cooperation accessed all

of the e-mail addresses on file and roached out to tens of millions of people. and those who got the massive inmail. that looked like a scam. that's not the worst of it. some of the people are not target shoppers and they have no idea how the giant retailer got e-mail addresses. target reportedly got that information through the normal course of business. no details on what that means. but it contacted customers offering them credit monitoring services and it was legitimate. but the company warned they have identified scam artist trying to take advantage of the situation. a new government report said the cyber attack was part of a broad hacking campaign. investigators are linking a 17-year-old russian programmer to the attack on target and other big retailers. hackers stole data at the

heisting of the shopping season and tock personal information from as many as 70 million target customers. >> right now, water is the problem. not enough of it in california. the governor declared a state of emergency and a massive drought complicating the inferno burning out west. wildfires. and no water from the sky and a warm spell setting in. fox reports on a deadly combination brewing in the west. and the political battle over jobs this saturday as president obama made his case, saying this will be the year of action. what will that mean? millions of people are giving up looking for work and vanishing in the new normal which republicans say is unacceptable. >> our economy is not creating enough jobs. more than 10 million americans are unemployed and americans don't need to read another job's report to know that our economy

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fox urgent. california is in crisis. governor jerry brown declared a drought emergency because they are living with the least amount of rainfall in the state's 153 year history i should say. and resivorlevels are cut. they will feel the cut. 20 percent. governor brown calledar a voluntary conservation of water statewide. firefighters are battling dry gusty conditions on a wildfires that is raging in the foothills of los angeles county. hundreds of people are evacuated. some of them are able to go back home and some homes were destroyed. will car is live for us in los angeles. will, bring us up to speed.

>> reporter: harris, the conditions are so driveway. we'll show you video of what the firefighters are going up in california. there is no rain. there is no snow in areas where it snows in california. this is an area that is desperate for water. it had a major impact on farmers and crop. and yesterday california's governor declared a drought emergency. what he wants to do is cut red tape and transfer water from people who have it and want to buy it. he's asking everyone in california to conserve. and looking in using state and federal reserve funds to help. >> we have to put water on the fire. if that costs money, well, we'll spend the money. >> harris, the conditions are so bad, there is a report that a bear that should be iberinating right now made it on

the way to ski slopes. imagine that. having a great day and run into a bear. thankfully no one was hurt. >> odd story and glad everybody is okay. thank you very much. they are working on the colby fire. what is the latest on that? >> reporter: right now they tell us they have the upper hand on the fire even though it is only 30 percent contained. the fire burned half dozen homes and forced thousands of people to walk -- evacuate. authorities believe it was started by three men trying to start a camp fire. all three are facing charges right now. and looking ahead at dry conditions, the governor will add more seasonal firefighters and come this summer, wild wild could get worse. >> boy, that will be expensive for them.

talking about the one fire. but red flag warnings are in affect for california and throughout the state. for more on that we'll bring in meteorologist janice dean. i saw earlier cooler temperatures were in the forecast and are they holding and what about the rain? >> no rain in the forecast for two weeks, harris. and the temperatures will be warm and some cases break records and look at the drought system here. severe to exceptional drought for 90 percent of california. that's why we are talking about a century drought here and the rainfall deficits continue in part was northern california and 13 inches in deficit of rainfall. and san francisco a deficit and los angeles five inch deficit for you. typically you can see the rainy season for now until march. we are acrossing our fingers because it only takes a couple

of storms to move in and give them the rainfall. it is collar in los angeles. we reached kwo in river side. and the winds. the winds have calmed down considerably and that should give firefighters the upper hand. as i mentioned, no rain in the forecast for the next two weeks and temperatures are going to remain warm. those collar temperatures went right out of the forecast. when people look at this, they may know about california's climate. it is a mediterranean climate and they do see periods of droubt. is it different this time? >> a little bit. the weather pattern in the last several weeks in california. a dome of high pressure. very strong and unseasonally strog for this time of year. it is it a shield for the storm systems and the jetstream kind of goes up and over in canada

and down stream? the great lakes and we have seen the storms. that's one of the main reasons the storms can't get in to the parched area. as i mentioned, the rainy season continues until march and historically we have seen rainfall or storms move in late february and march. so we are hoping that that is the case. they really need the rainfall. back to you. >> thank you very much. caught on camera, two college students wanted to make a video for the world to see and got the scare of the life sometime. they staged a robbery. one of the students pointed a gun in the girl's face and the acting was too real and they got busted by actual police. >> as son as i walked out. i was greeted with 20 police officers, screaming at me. >> i took a step out of the door and laid on the ground.

>> police handcuffed those guy asks then they came across the fake script and realizing it was not real. students were free and clear and next time they will make a video that is less intense. you think? >> a mask and a gun, brilliant. are we about to lose the key stone pipeline deal to china. canada said if the united states doesn't get the act together soon they will ship the oil to someone else. our alley to the north is urge the approval of a new deal. our secretary of state told them no rush to the key stone pipe line project. we'll have more. >> wall mart parking lot was a demolition alley with a driver setting off commotion and violence. >> the vehicle was a high rate of speed and you can so here walking and she disappears off

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i am harris faulkner and this is the fox report. it is the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. the state department confirmed three american killed in what is

the deadliest violence against foreign civilians in afghanistan since the war began 13 years ago. among them 20 year old lexy camerota. and fox news obtained a picture and statement. she worked for the american university in afghanistan. terrorist targeted a popular restaurant where she and others were in the capitol. the bomb went off and shooting up the restaurant. killing 21 people. new concerns that the obama care may be failing to accomplish the main goal, to get coverage to millions of uninsured americans. early data showing the majority of the people signing up for insurance had health plans. president obama unveiling changes to the nsa spy and vur surveillance practice and now restrictions on accessing phone records and the president assured german leaders that he would not let intelligence

damage relations. her cell phone was tapped last year. president obama stopped just short of an apology to her. >> reporter: president obama clearly said he was not ending the surveillance programs, he proposed a number of tweaks that the nsa will need permission for accessing the stored phone records and will not monitor allied leaders and congress monitoring the foreign intelligence court. they are coping americans safe. >> what i did not do is stop the programs wholesale. not only because i felt that they made us more secure, because nothing in the initial review and i learned since indicate that our intilligence community sought to violate the

law or fellow citizen. >> this is a far cry from senator obama in 2008 who critized the surveillance programs as a violation of civil liberties. privacy advocates say new technologies are reaching in american lives and others say the president needs to look differently now he is a president. >> you get wiser when you put your hans on the bienl and the lives of every american you are responsible for that. >> i heard the president if you like your privacy you can keep it. and meanwhile, he will keep collecting your data. >> the patriot act pertaining the phone collection expires in 2015 and that means the next battle is already brewing. harris, back to you. >> that's what makes it washington. hours ago, the president announced changes to the nsa. his administration released more national security documents that

were classified, this time on the controversial data collection program. and the director of national intelligence james clapper is releasing the documents to give the public more information at this time. >> the economy and the middle-class and the focus of president obama's wokely address today. he said 2014 will be a year of action in immigration reform and unemployment benefits. but republicans say no role actions coming from the white house or democrats in congress. >> so we are primed to bring back jobs claimed by the recession and lost to overseas competition in recent decades, but that requires a year of action. i want to work with congress on proven ways to create jobs and building infrainstruct and you are fixing our broken immigration system. and where congress is not acting, i will act on my own. >> his latest slog inn is a year of action. but his leaders in the senate

and administration are sitting on the bench. they are surrendering to a new normal of high unemployment and instead of standing shoulder to shoulder, they are making it easy tore live without a job. >> the president would tribe to act with executive orders when congress cannot. >> and we'll turn to iran. a team of international inspectors set to monitor the deal. and the watch dog will visit the uranium enrichment facilities. it puts temporary curbes and lifts western sanctions in return. chief washington correspondent james rosen has more. >> reporter: locked in a battle with law make ares over whether congress should hold off in

imposing now sanctions, the white house deployed general james clapper, director of national intelligence. and declassified a letter that clapper support to the democratic chairs and banking and intelligence and weighing in on the sanctions debate on pehalf of the spy agencies. and the only evidence clapper cited was a statement by the foreign minister declaring the deal dead if new sanctions are imposed. >> this is the finding of the intelligence committee. it would under moipd the successful and comprehensive agreement with a iran. >> senators emerged from a briefing. the session hardened their view that more sanctions were needed to bolster the deal with iran. snshg everybody is nervous what they are negotiating toward.

especially when you look at fine print. >> i am more disturbed after the briefing. end game comtemplating is not in the ballpark of what i consider an end game. >> while iran continues to enriching levels and the west will afford immediate sanction relief to the islamic republic and the regime in teheran is finding it easier to get fertilizer from countries in the european and subcontinent and far east. >> striking back at hard liners in his own country who opposed the talk with western powers iranian president rahanany said. >> it is a deal and clear to the world that the islamic public of iran had nothing to hide. >> law makers at home said

reports out of the teheran about the existence of informal side deal separate from the text begin to members of congress are false. >> in washington, james rosen, fox news. people caught up in a stampede and no chance to get out of the way as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> india, doctors say most of the victims suffocated when they were trampled by a crowd of thousands mourning the death of a spiritual leader. the gates of the home were closed and crushing people in the front of the line. 18 of them died. ukraine, pro government supporters, scuffle with anti- government protestors over access to a main street in the capitol street of

kiev. it didn't last long and no one was badly hurt. they have protested with ukraine forging closer toys with russia. >> australia, emergency officials trying to contain 35 different wild fires. thousands of acre burning and homes destroyed and people leaving everything behind to escape alive. collar temperatures are expected to help the firefighters. peru. talk about immersing yourself in your work. a painter dives beneath the world to capture the ocean underworld on canvass. he has 16 sips he started. that is dedication. >> two cars go on a wild anchor fuelled ride. this is how it ended. the 911 calls from witnesses and what we know sparked it all.

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a pilot was forced to make an emergency landing after his eye was burned by the hasser. someone pointed a hasser in the cockpit of a medical helicopter as it flew a patient to the hospital in dallas. you are seeing a similar attack which the fa a released the video of to show the seriousness. but the co-pilot was blinded by the hasser and forced to land at

love field airport. he is still in the airport and at last check unable to see so far. >> washington state patrol is releasing a 911 call from a brutal case of rod rage that went on for ten miles on a interstate. the suv's slammed in to each other because one of the driver spotted the girlfriend inside of the other car. both trucks flipped in the end. and a little two year old was inside of the truck. he and the woman was not hurt. but the frightened drivers on the rod started calling 911. >> i was going 70. two cars are having serious road rage. >> i don't know if they are playing chicken. it looks like road rage and they went crazy.

it is in the west bound and they for the center median. i am on i- 90. two cars hit one and they both flipped. >> can you imagine getting out of the way. >> state police arrested the driver ands they are charged with alleged endaj sxment alleged boyfriend charged with assault. a walmart walker was hurt badly. it is in our top story across america. arizona, >> i am surprised that the lady is alive. >> police say it began with a coalition on the streets. the driver tried to love the scene through a walmart parking lot and hit a car and causing it to crash in other vehicles and hit the woman. the drefr facing dui and the victim is hospitalized with

serious and nonlife threatening injure. >> surveillance video to figure out how a man got stuck in a pipe. he broke in and heard croiing for help. it took rescuers throw hours to fro him. he is charged with trespassing. >> minnesota, they let the air of the giant white top of the viking dome. they are making way for a new one nearby. heavy wet snow damaged the roof in 2010 and forcing the nfl game to detroit. washington d.c., a five month old panda debueing in the national zoo. they had to extend visiting hours. and look at the instagram. smithsonian zoo is the page. >> and a huge private collection of tanks and military weapons

dating back to world war one is on the move. son the relics will go up for auction. here is claudia cowan. >> before he died five years ago, billionaire jack littlefield had collected vehicl vehicles world wan one to the persian gulf war. some were captured by the enemy and used against the country who built it. the german pan therunder went restoration after being in the bottom of the polish river. many of the tanks are one of a kind and impossible to see without an appointment and that is about to change. >> on a private ranch outside of san francisco. these relics have not been seen and lost forever if not for jack littlefield. >> he observed in the end of the

cold war, it was a unique time in history to preserve these. they are turned in to other armament. >> this summer, 80 of the tanks will be on the move to a foundation aviation museum outside of boston and they will not just be on display, they will reenact battles and engage a new generation of americans. >> it is so much more to see than vehicle in motion to feel the earth shake underneath your feet than to just see it sit nothing a museum. >> the rest of the rolling armor. 130 tanks will be auctioned off. expect to pay 10,000 to more than a million dollars for one of these incredible pieces of military history. in port sola valley, california, claudia cow an fox news. >> that is awesome.

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low bank accounts or boredom they are launching a new second career or start their own business. bri know has the trend>> reporter: they are currently in the middle of the on course state. they are focusing on personal fulfillment and jobs with a sense of purpose and a cause greater than themselves. becoming educators and missionaries and social workers. the 60 or old was a wall street investment banker 20 years before the 9/11 attacks motivated him to be a chaplain. he is a rabbinic pastor in connecticut. over the last seven years comforting and visiting patients to train others to be chaplains themselves. >> by listening and reflecting, exactly the same still set i used in negotiation, i use for

a purpose to help the patient feel known and understood. >> reporter: he is not alone. 65 and older americans are the fastest growing group in the u.s. and 31 million baby boomers say they are considering new career. >> they are restless and ready for a new chapter and it is a chapter that may not last as long as a midlife career but can weigh as much. >> reporter: there are times he misses the adrenalin and excitement of the investment career but he feels more alive as a chaplain. >> it is satisfying in a different way. you speak of being able to contribute and being able to give back and i think that is a lot of what motivates us who do do a work like this in our second career. >> reporter: baby boomers are redefining how people live.

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the terror attack in afghanistan at least three americans were killed and new pictures coming in moments ago. he was a nutrition specialist with un i sef one of three americans killed in the terrorist attack in kabul. along with 20-year-old lexy came ron and we showed you the pictures. her fam familiar members said she worked with a privately run american university in afghanistan. the latest violence and the

deadliest since the war began 13 years ago. it happen in one of the most guarded areas in the country. it is in the heart of the embassy district and popular with diplomats and foreign nationals and the taliban said that is exactly why they hit it. the u.s. embassy was a few blocks away. fresh headlines for you this hour. new jersey governor christie is campaigning in florida for fundraisers for rick scott. former nfl style darren sharper arrested on sussension of rape and the lspd is investigating him for two sex assaults that happen. and request for prayers for the ref rend billy go ham. his son said he is ready to go to heaven. he was hospitalized last year. his son said he is very week. that is how fox reports on this saturday.

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