week. we'll see you next "fox news" sunday. great week, we'll see you next fox news sunday. this is the fox report. tonight as christians around the world celebrate easter, pope francis selling the faithful in st. peter's square keep the needy in your heart. the pontiff also praying for a swift end to the crisis in eastern ukraine. both sides there continue to clash as a temporary truce krumbles. >> deadly violence in ukraine. bullets flying in the country's east. ukraine and russia now pointing fingers as u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle renew calls for action. and boston, feeling strong ahead of tomorrow's marathon. >> somebody said it may be the safest place in america.

>> but fears still linger. >> i do think it's very well for theified. it would be difficult to penetrate that. i am concerned a copy cat demonstration. >> fox reports on what's being done to protect the city. also an out of this world delivery. astronauts at the international space station receiving an easter treat. and you can imagine, they are pretty happy about that. today christians around the world are celebrating easter. it is the most holliday on the christian calendar. and at the vatican, pope francis celebrated his second easter mass as pontiff. there were more than 150,000 pill prims grims, young and old came from around the world to hear the pope's message. it was a simple one this year. peace. connor powell with our story.

>> he's celebrating his second easter as pontiff. today, delivering a message of solidarity with orthodox christians who are also celebrating easter this weekend. pope francis praying today for peace between the two warring factions and also an end to the bloody civil war in syria which has killed more than 150,000 people. the pontiff telling the faithful who packed st. peter's square this morning that in jesus, love couldn't kers hate and goodness couldn't kers evil. he has focused the church away from issues like abortion and homosexuality. francis is also reaching out to leaders of other faiths, including rabbis and imams. >> pope francis will join for a

historic trip next week. >> we'll go to jerusalem and showing you orthodox christians holding mass, at the church where they believe jesus was crucified, buried and resur recollected. the site traditionally believe to be the birthplace of jesus also. >> we have to turn to the ukraine for what was a truce has shattered. the armed clash happened at a checkpoint that was set up by pro russian gun men. both ukraine's temporary government and russia say the other side is to blame and it's all raising concerns escalating violence could provide russia an excuse to seize more ukrainian

territory. you may remember that russia recently annexed the crimea region and they already have tens of thousands of troops stationed along ukraine's border. in the eastern ukraine city tonight, tell us what is happening exactly where you are. >> reporter: jamie this region was already on the brink of war. it is now just one step closer. it's pretty typical for both sides to blame each other, the russian foreign ministry and the ukraine's also playing the russians. let's show you the footage from this scene there there were at least two burned out cars at this pro russian checkpoint along one of the northern roads here in the eastern part of ukraine. according to the ukrainian interior ministry, three people

died in what appears to be a gun battle. who exactly was behind this attack and for that matter who fired first is still very much in dispute. the ukrainians will tell you that these pro russian separatists are being trained and/or beganized by moscow who have special forces team and intelligence units already operating inside ukraine to provide logistics. already these pro russian spraft -- separatists control many of the buildings. they say they want a referendum in the eastern part of ukraine about possibly becoming its own country or joining the russians. as for the separatists themselves they spent this easter attending services, they left their compounds without the threat of arrest by the ukrainian security forces, oftentimes in their uniforms, went to church, attending

services. a number of them that i talked to they felt very much protected by the russian government. often citing that vladimir putin had their back. president putin for his sake has said that the russian government reserves the right to use its military, to use force inside of ukraine to protect either russian interests and/or russian sporters. the ukrainian government is walking a very fine line here. they do want to give them any pretext or excuse to cross the border here into the ukraine. many will tell you it's simply a matter of when not if. >> it does appear they are at the ready for that. so the truce is broken this week. what happens next week, leland? >> it's very much a question of which side it willing to make good on their promises. obviously, the russians have

signed this deal that said that the pro russian separatists are supposed to leave these buildings. the ukrainians have said there's a deadline at some point they will indeed go ahead and use force to try to kick them out. and both sides have doubled down and say if the other side brakes -- breaks the truce, there will be consequence. the question is how much the united states and russia is willing to spend what happened politically in this part of the world? >> very interesting, thank you, leland. the grim task of recovering bodies new from the sunken ferry off the coast of south korea goes on. divers hampered by foul weather and choppy waters. they have found a way into the hull of the vessel. 240 people remain missing and most of them were high school students. grief and anger growing among

the families of the victims. you can only imagine. amid reports that many deaths could have been prevented. there's a transcript revealing communication problems. joining now by phone with the very latest from seoul is our reporter, correspondent, jason strouther who is going us now from grn. >> reporter: well, overnight the divers continued to look for some of the passengers that were inside of the chip. -- ship. as you said, no survivors. i see reports they pull at least one body out of the wreck. for many days, divers had trouble getting in there. bad weather conditions, very strong currents and that only

led to the frustration of the families who have been camped out not too far from the scene of the disaster waiting for any news about their loved ones and just throw progress. -- slow progress. they feel very let down by the rescuers. >> we can't really imagine. there was some discussion of possibly raising the ship -- bringing it up. is that even an option? >> reporter: well, the cranes are positioned around the wreck. it's completely submerged now. however, the coast guard is playing it very slowly. they -- they are still -- this is still technically a rescue and recovery operation, and they -- the coast guard has indicated that they are not going to start bringing that ship out of the water until they get the consent of the families. >> and the family members, i know, some of have given dna, but they are holding on hope. have you had a chance to visit with any of family members?

do any of them have confidence in what's being done? >> reporter: no. i've met some of the family members, some aunts and uncles who were heading down where they are waiting to the island closest to the scene of the wreck. they felt completely out of the loop. they didn't feel that they really knew what was going on. they didn't have a clear picture. you know, pretty much the government botched the numbers initially. they said their children had survived the disaster. it turns out they didn't. ever since that happened on wednesday, the families just feel that, you know, they have been misled in this whole ordeal. >> oh, my. absolute chaos amidst concern. thank you so much for the report. we'll continue to follow this story for our viewers. back here at home, obamacare battle lines are being drawn. the president is urging democrats to run on his health

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families are lost. it's been more than six weeks the flight vanished end route to beijing. they are confident the plane will be found but it insist it is going to take more time. participates participants and spectators from around the world are arriving in boston ahead of tomorrow's marathon. there are a lot of smiles leading up to the events of the race. it will be the first running of the boston marathon since the deadly terror attacks since last year. organizers say this year's boston marathon is on track to be better than before. >> the boston marathon is the long he have running marathon in the u.s. but this year's boston race is america's race, a symbol of freedom, resilience, healing

and redemption. 36,000 runners will take part in 118th marathon. officials spanned the field of runners by 9,000 this year, to include then run erps who were not able to finish the race last year after the bombs went off. the field will include also first responders, victims, their families, and charities. meanwhile, a million people, the most ever are expected to cheer the runners along the 26.2 mile route beginning from 8:58 a.m., from hopkinston to the finish line at boston's boils ston street. american runners have never been motivated to finish first. one olympian hopes to be the first american woman to finish first this year.

security will be tight. 40 security checkpoints, four times as many canine units. and 100 cameras installed along the route. >> we're very alert and prepared. we're assuring people as much as we can that it will be a fun day and a safe one. >> now, it says spectators are being told not to bring pack backs. runners can have fanny packs. >> it's hard to believe that we're back here a year later. in terms of running the actual race, what else can we expect? >> well, we can expect just an emotional day. this isn't the first time that a sporting event that's really come after either a year or after a tragedy that unites people. after 9/11, the new york city marathon was held nearly a month later. it was a symbol of defiance

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>> we will never forget. those are the words that are seared into the residents of the folks in littleton, colorado. as you can imagine, they are marking a tragic memory on this easter sunday. 15 years ago today, this peaceful community was shattered by a mass shooting that left 14 students, including the shooters and a teacher dead at columbine high school. this week, residents and survivors paused to honor the many lives are lost. >> we are part of an unwanted family. none of us asked to be part of this family, this family of survivors of mass tragedy. >> thank you for the courage you have all since that day. it is certainly strengthened me in my private moments. >> their lives meant something not just to their families but to the communities that they lived in. >> there were more than 20

students also injured during that massacre. the senseless ram package ended when the gun men took their own lives. several survivors have formed a support network to help survivors of other mass shootings. is to colorado to a landslide threatening a town. there's sewer lines that have also been fractured. folks there watching and waiting as tons of dirts and rocks inch closer to their homes and precious businesses. >> it looks like a disaster movie. >> the parking lot in walgreen's is a no entry zone. the only people going in there are the surveyors to get measurements and get out. >> the jackson hole fire chief

said the weighting the ground is affect th the landslide. >> we like to check in with fox affiliates around the country. tonight we found this in florida. a story about a growing sink hole that's threatening to swallow not one but two homes. kate burgess of fox affiliate wofl reports from the villages. >> oh, my god, that's awful. >> what started as a small depression in the grass, suddenly gives way to this massive sink hole. >> it's about 25 to 30 feet across to the surface and we're estimating between 40 and 50i6 feet deep. >> a few months ago, a home owner called engineers to investigate sink hole activity. >> i play golf on this hole earlier in the week and somebody said oh, look, they are pouring concrete into a hole over there.

>> then suddenly the rest of earth dropped away overnight, heavy rains turning that one small hole into this huge cavity. now those rods are all that's stopping the sink hole from swallowing the house. >> the house isn't going anywhere as long as the hole doesn't grow much down. >> crews are dumping truckloads of fill, sand and dirt mixture hoping to stop its growth. >> i'm shocked. we live right over there. >> that's amazing, but knowing those folks at the villages, i bet you they are taking it all in stride. and that was kate burgess with fox 35 in orlando reporting. we thank her. i want to tell you some weather news, a series of fast-moving stories are turning deadly. our top story as we go across

america. texas, the el paso area getting pounded with round after round of wind, rain, and damaging hail. emergency crews responding to people trapped in a creek bed. ohio, a suspected meth lab busted inside a lakefront home. police were led to this house where they found material to make meth. >> this makes me nervous. i live out here for a reason to stay away from those things. >> police say they also recover guns and ammunition inside the home. the suspect now facing numerous charges. illinois, a chicago landmark settling into its new home, crowds looked on as crews moved the 11 -- 100 ton bridge a few

miles south. it's all part of the city's plan to transform them into a park. d.c. knowy gained world wide attention when he was found injured in our nation's capital earlier this year. he's been recoup operating at the university of minnesota raptor's center. he proved too spirited to make the trip safely. d.c. snowy is now calling minnesota his home. that temporary peace we were telling you about in ukraine. it has been shattered on easter as a gun battle erupts at a makeshift checkpoint. coming up the calls for more sanctions from washington, and new reports that the white house may be considering an old cold war tactic when dealing with russia.

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♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the nissan altima with nasa inspired zero gravity seats. ♪ let it take the weight off your drive. ♪ ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. hi, everybody. i'm jamie cold wi -- colby. bottom of the hour, if you are just joining us here what's happening. pope francis celebrating easter mass at the vatican. more than 150,000 pilgrims packed st. peter's square just to hear his message. he prayed for peace in ukraine and syria.

a deadly gun battle shattered the truce in eastern ukraine. ukraine's prime minister blamed russia for that attack and says what is happening in his country should have the whole world concerned. >> president putin has a dream to restore the soviet union, and every day he goes further and further and god knows where is the final destination. >> well, vice president joe biden will be traveling to ukraine this week, a show of support for the government in kiev. still there are concerns in washington that the white house is not doing enough. joining me now live ton from washington, steve, who is exactly expressing these concerns and what do they think the u.s. doing? >> we have twos senators, one republican and one democrat, both on the foreign relations committee and both are calling for crippling sanctions.

russians still appear to be poised to invade ukraine. these u.s. senators say the russian forces need to pull back. >> unless they begin immediately moving them away, i really do believe we should be sanctioning some of the companies and the energy sector, i think we should hit some of the large banks there. >> this is where senator corker and i certainly agree. i think the time is now to rapidly ratchet up our sanctions whether it's on russian petro chemical companies or banks. >> if russia gets away with its current aggression, a nato ally could be the next target. >> do we have a straeged for dealing with the russians? >> some think we're head noog a new cold war. just as we did in the 1950s, the u.s. might try to isolate and

contain the russians. vice president biden will be in ukraine to offer moral support in tomorrow. and tuesday. ths "the new york times" said the obama administration strategy will be to look beyond ukraine as it tries to deal with vladimir putin. the report says in the long term, the u.s. will try to minimize the disruption putin might cause and try to make russia a pariah state. the president's law will be an up coming factor in the new elections. you can bet on that. the gop holding 45 seats and they need to pick up six to take a clear majority. democrats on the hill meantime, there are few exceptions but they have largely been silent on the health care act. elizabeth with details on that

from washington. >> hi, jamie. while the mid term elections may feel far away the administration is encouraging democrats to embrace and even push the health care law. president obama held a news conference to tout new enrollment figures of 8 million. >> i'm a little more optimistic. i actually think that some of the exemptions that are going to allow certain sign-ups between now and november actually favor younger people. that's one point. you may see more younger people signing up between now and then. >> is that the right strategy? obamacare opponents appear to be more mobilized than democrats. 64% of republican registered voters say the health care law will be a major factor into their voting decision. as do 45% of independents. the health care law and the administration's announcement that it will extend the review

the keystone xl pipeline is putting red state democrats in a tight spot. senators from states such as north dakota, alaska, and lax, among others are working to distance themselves from the delay. >> you are seeing a real skit issue reaction from mary landrieu. really criticizing the administration for its delay. republicans are now favorites to win at at least six seats and take ahold of the senate majority. lawmakers on the right have an edge which could explain why so many democrats are focusing on high turnout numbers. jamie, back to you. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. there was another air strike over yemen today and it's reportedly claimed the lives of several suspected leaders of al qaeda. it was the second recent attack against the terror network. and high government officials in yemen tell us today's targets were training camps in a rugged

mountain region. the u.s. military does regularly carry out strikes against yemen's local al qaeda branch. washington considers it to be the most active in the world. tragedy strikes a rural highway. a bus loaded with passengers crashes at very high speed. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. pakistan, that tour bus slammed into a tractor-trailer parked on the side of the highway. at least 42 people were killed, including 14 children. crews rushed to survivors trapped inside the mangled wreck. a local hospital flooded with victims, many of whom had to wait to be treated. iraq, a homicide bomber targeting a private college in baghdad. his belt bomb going off just outside this school's main gate, killing at least five. three our militants also

attacked another gate, but were killed by security officers. china, roughly a thousand police officers in shanghai are now carrying revolvers while on patrol. government officials say they need more armed officers on the streets. currently most police in china are unarmed. each officer must undergo months of training in order to carry a weapon while on duty. greece, talk about going out with a bang. one island celebrating easter with a friendly rocket war. the hand made fireworks are shot off hundreds at a time directly at two church bell towers. whichever side scores the most direct hits on the opposing church is the winner. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. we cover it all. now for many of our nations war heroes, the horrors of combat are far from over when they return home.

among their most troubling or deals is often post traumatic stress disorder, now thanks to the dedication of a small program, military veterans suffering from ptsd may finally get the treatment that they so justly deserve. >> reporter: what may be a simple game for some has become simply essential for others. >> i was at rock bottom. i had a -- almost successful suicide attempt. >> reporter: in an effort to knock down demons brought on by war, a program called pathway home literally brings veterans back to live. >> every day it saves my life. >> by bringing life like a trip to the bowling alley, back to veterans. >> it's hard to turn down help when everybody is trying to help you. >> reporter: the privately funded program has been so successful helping people with some of the worst cases of ptsd,

that the va and other programs around the country have come calling. >> we've done a better job as a country in terms of walking these men and women home. what we haven't done, what we still haven't understood it's a long journey to come home. >> where are people? i know they the exercise throw people off a little bit -- >> reporter: the 14-week treatment program combines conventional and nonconventional treatments like group counselling and relaxation treatments. with volunteers from the community performing the services which ultimately helps war heroes deal with their sickness while rekaecting -- connecting with a society that completely doesn't understand. >> when you make that personal connection with one warrior, you start to realize he's like your son, your uncle, your father. >> reporter: so far the program located here in the middle of california's wine country has

helped more than 400 men return to a better quality of life. there's a success rate of 42%, well above the national average. in california, adam housely "fox news." >> space x capsule bearing gifts. it pays a visit to the crew aboard the international space station. from 260 miles above earth. all we do is go out to dinner.

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fresh supplies delivered early this morning by dragon. that's the cargo ship that launched two days ago by the private firm space x. >> and the canada arm 2 with commander at the controls now as the space x three in its grip. took place right on time at 6:14 a.m. central. while station and dragon were 260 miles above the nile river. >> and there dragon went. hey, dom, pick up the story. >> you can never really underestimate just how much a feat of human talent and skills and engineering it takes to do something like this. you got to remember the space station is hurtling through space. it's an incredible moment when

they managed to dock. extraordinary amount of goodies really. vegetablie hot houses, and legs for the resident robots. after it docked, they announced precisely what the next step is. >> the open hatches and begin unloading dragon tomorrow, including getting some critical science equipment off of it, and then begin with the rest of the supplies and hardware. 3,500 pounds in all. >> it's an animation what's precisely going to happen next. the two american astronats aboard, they are going to get out of the international space station, make their way around to the side, and what they will do is repair -- repair something called an external multiplex, which basically is a faulty

electronics box. they will use spare parts that have been brought up by the dragon. absolutely incredible stuff. also, this weekend, a real highlight for those space fans. a discovery of an earth sized world. it is quite incredible, really. it's the right distance from the star to host water and gives the life -- it gives conditions of life on another planet. >> this is one of the big mile stoens that we've been looking for in our attempts to find out if there's places just like home and if ls life out there. one of big steps is that what it looks to all intents and purposes like earth. >> and why this one is particularly important is it is

the first validated earth-like planet in an hospitable part of space. >> all right. thanks, dom. have a good evening. talk about the skyrocketing cost of fast food. can you imagine this? customers at this dell taco eatery. they lost their appetites when they saw they had been charged thousands for a simple order. the enormous bill was automatically swiped from his debit card, taking a big bite out of his bank account and leaving him and his wife a bit perplexed. >> she bought six tack could he see, it cost us $10,220. >> nothing is that good. 150 customers hit with similar overcharges. dell taco says it's obviously a technical glitch.

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he's adorable. all right. let's do fox fast forward. monday, 36,000 athletes set to race in the boston marathon. you are leading up to that iconic race. the city taking security seriously doubling its police presence. president obama meeting with leaders with four nations and addressing u.s. service members in south korea during the week long trip. and friday, northwestern's football team taking a union vote. sports experts say approval could have far reaching implications. ncaa and even in the nfl. that is how fox reports this easter sunday, april 20th, 2014. i want to wish you and your families a blessed holiday. happy easter.

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