captioned by closed captioning services, inc. people dead in a wave of bombings in the heart of the iraqi capital and we're learning tonight authorities stopped two other attempted attacks. i'm harris in for julie banderas and' live as fox reports tonight. coming just two days after the horrific execution style killing. a villager believed to have turned their backs on al-qaeda. the latest attacks, all targeting foreign embassies. shaking buildings and fueling fears that more violence is kohling. iraq officials saying it was clearly a terrorist act. also tonight, he's walked into a restaurant and opened fire. >> i mean, it was like a pop, pop. we don't believe this was a random act.

>> four people gunned down in the middle of the afternoon at a popular los angeles eatery. tonight, an update on the search for the gunman and why police say the victims were targeted. plus, a miracle underground. after spending a week trapped in a flooded coal mine, today, several people rescued and open others may still be holding on. there is breaking news now. the u.s. geological survey saying a 6.9 earthquake has struck in northern mexico near the border with california. we're told it was centered about 108 miles southeast of tijuana and there are reports people feeling the impacts from as far away as downtown los angeles. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries, but let's get right away to adam housley who's going to join us on the phone from l.a. you felt this, adam. >> we felt one a couple of weeks ago, too, about the same size and when you feel these things,

you think it might be a small earthquake in our area or like we found out just now, it's a large earthquake not too far from us. as you mentioned just across the border. it's shaking here not just in los angeles, but move areas north into ventura county and people up there are feeling them, too, back yard barbecuing and all of a sudden things rumble a little bit and we like to call this a gentle shake at least in our area and it's not the violent shake you see sometimes when an earthquake hits california. >> tell me where this is, this is baja, california, but it's comma, mexico, it's not actually in california. >> we do stories down there on the war on drugs and things going on. i can tell awe lot of stories down there. it's a deeper earthquake, deeper is usually better, 20 miles deep from the initial report, but the area, tijuana area are massive cities, they're both cities that people here in southern california have a lot of

connections to whether it be relatives or even business, with the drug war going on and there's not a lot of building codes down there, similar to other parts of latin america when you have a major earthquake. right now, i know that our assets in los angeles and southern california are doing what we can to find out about any major damage there and hopefully no major damage there. >> you talk not a lot of building codes as we've seen in areas around the world, one thing that comes to mind is haiti where they didn't have a lot there either. you can see some damage, but you say this is pretty deep into the earth? >> yeah, you know, we were in haiti for two weeks and i can tell you from firsthand experience there are a lot of similarities with the building colds. the cement is not the same as you find in the united states. the mortar is different, sandy in a lot of these countries, especially in tijuana, built without a lot of rebar and any kind of shaker, for example, los angeles might not do much damage here, could do significant damage there and when you're

talking 6.9 that's a large earthquake. we're trying to find out is there massive damage and hopefully the 20 mile depth helps alleviate some of the major damage if it were more shallow. >> you're a couple hour's drive from where this hit, project more then a, three or four and you felt it yourself. tell me this, what about after shocks at this point? >> oh, yeah, i mean, there's been a couple of rumbles, in fact, what was interesting, it carried on for longer. the one we felt a couple of weeks ago was at four o'clock in the morning and woke us up. it was a shorter earthquake, 15, 20 seconds, it was done and this one kind of rolled bit for a while and felt like in our area in los angeles and you mentioned how far away, the border as the crow flies, no traffic. and it's om two and a half hours or so, maybe 150, 160 miles from where we are here in los angeles, so it's far, but 6.9 is not that far. >> 6.9 hitting near southern

california. our adam housley is all over for us reporting. thank you, adam, we'll check back as news warrants. moving on now to a fox urgent. russia hit by two more explosions happening in the country's violence plagued province. and this time, a cargo train the target. no deaths or injuries to report, but the latest scare caps a week of daily attacks that killed at least 55 people across russia. sending locomotive and cars off the track, a second less powerful explosion was intend today kill the first responders and sparking memories of a russian high speed train bombing in november which killed 26 people and comes in the wake of last week's twen terror attacks in moscow's subway system. all of this the first on the russian capital since 2004. >> a gruesome scene in iraq after yet another deadly strike. officials say the attackers

detonated a series of car bombs near at least three different foreign embassies in baghdad. we're told they were coordinated explosions occurring within minutes of each other. chaos in the streets, as stunned and bloodied victims ran from the scene. at least 42 people reported killed there. more than 230 all right. officials saying security forces were able to stop two more planned attempted car bombings in the same area, today's violence following a shocking execution style massacre in southern baghdad that happened just this weekend. bringing the three-day death toll to nearly 70. dominic di-natale reporting live for us from baghdad and dominic, which embassies were targeted? >> it was foreign diplomatic missions that were targeted this time. the german embassy, egyptian embassy and also iranian embassy, iran most important of all perhaps for iraqis because

of the influence that nation has here politically and socially. the fox baghdad bureau is 500 yards away. we were there soon afterwards. blood socked survivors and the dead were around the scene as we arrived. ten people were kelled as the car bomb exploded in the embassy compound. and they were inscinerateincine the bank took much of the damage and here you can see the crater behind me, but that wasn't the target, over here was the real target. it's the iranian embassy and it's the first time there's been a car bomb attack on this particular site. in fact, since 2003, no car bomb has got past the barricade. so determined was the suicide bomber in his mission. >> it's surprising how quick it began. the iraqi authorities didn't seem that motivated to use the forensic skills passed on by american forces that could have revealed clues about the

perpetrators. today attacks followed a night which saw volleys of mortars, in a weekend which witnessed an execution attack near the capital. al-qaeda is believed to be behind that and that's a key suspect in today's strike from the foreign targets. we may know soon who was responsible for the attacks and militants often claim their own work in the days shortly afterwards, but this comes at a critical time for iraq, at a moment, political instability is the biggest risk to the country long-term and while no new government has been formed yet, item ran militants groups with take advantage of the precarious situation they find itself in and struggles to become a new democracy. >> dominic di-natale, fox thewes. >> thank you. a political battle brewing over the future makeup of the highest court in the land. busse justice john paul stevens said in recent interviews he'll leakly step down from the bench

at some point during the obama presidency. considered to be the liberal wing of the supreme court, speculation over his retirement began last september but now it is red-hot. influential senators from both sides of the aisle entering the frey. as you probably know are the senate must ultimately clear the president's supreme court nominee. caroline shively has more from washington. >> and it's a pair of interviews this weekend and other times, say john paul stevens could potentially make an announcement as early as this month that he's officially stepping down. stevens turns 90 on april 20th, the second oldest justice in the court's history after oliver wendell holmes. and gerald ford appointed him in 1975. plus, stevens is a liberal and this would give the president the ability to keep the ideological balance of the court. the break down five conservatives to conservatives leaners, one if he left by the fall term, he hired only one law

clerk instead of the usual four. he told, i to have to cut-- fish or cut bait. and the president and the senate need plenty of time to fill vacancy. >> will it get through this summer? >> i think the gridlock and the senate lock may well produce a filibuster which may tie up the supreme court, if a year passes there's a much better chance we could come to a consensus. and if he doesn't nominate someone who is overly ideological you may see republicans voting against the nominee, but i don't think you'll see them engaging in a filibuster. >> stevens would be the second justice president obama replaced after sonya sotomayor. >> and told his replacement could be one of the people interviewed for the job last year, beat out by sotomayor. >> caroline, thank you. pope benedict the 16th talking

about pardons and goodness and truth. and thousands of faithful applauding the pope as message. while he talks about hope for people this haiti, and prays for peace in the middle east, did he not mention anything about the abuse scandals that continue to plague the catholic church. our greg would burke is live from rome with reaction to the today's easter mass. >> that's right, happy easter, very interesting, easter always a little special in rome. more so this year because of so much buzz, people waiting it see when and if the pope will address the issue again and he did in a rather lengthy way in a letter to the irish and a lot of folks are waiting for more. it wasn't the pope, it was the powerful cardinal who addressed the issue and defended the pope against what he calls petty gossip these reports attacking

the pope or accusing the pope of mishandling some sex abuse cases. the cardinal saying that christians won't be i am tim dated by that. and they're very much on the defensive here and the vatican sees itself and the pope under attack. nasty weather for much of the morning failed to keep the clouds away. well over 100,000 pilgrims showing up for the easter mass and greetings and blessings afterwards, many of them carrying umbrellas and they heard the pope say happy easter in more than 60 languages. finally, harris, the pope has looked awfully tired in the last few days, some people think that's because the sex abuse crisis is taking a sort of toll on him and i don't think that's so likely, but more likely it's just been a very, very busy week for him he's 82 years old and he'll be 83 in a couple of weeks. >> harris. >> as in rome i'll speak a little italian. [speaking italian]

. >> goodbye my friend see you soon. the president and first family celebrating easter in washington. at the a & e church. the president selected that church because of the many programs aimed at helping the local community. tomorrow, it's the annual white house easter egg roll on the south lawn. a tradition dating back to 1878 and organizers at the white house say this will be the biggest public event all year with some 30,000 people across the nation expected to show up. a manhunt underway in breaking news in california right now after a bloody restaurant massacre. plus, police tried to figure out why that aped and who's responsible. a live report next. and top college football recruit dead at age 17 after falling five stories from a hotel balcony. the new details about how an argument and alcohol may have played a factor. that's ahead.

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>> welcome back. police say a killer is on the run in california. someone opened fire inside a crowded los angeles restaurant. investigators now saying three people were pronounced dead at the scene. a fourth died later at the hospital. we're told two others were injured in that blood bath. according it police, this was not a random act. they say the victims were intentionally targeted. >> there were cars and fire trucks and stuff. and there was a guy looked like he had blood on his face. >> so far, no word on a possible motive for attack and officials are saying they still don't know if there was more than one shooter involved. our casey stegall following the story live from los angeles. >> yeah, down behind me at this cafe that neighbors are characterizing as a shady place with tinted windows and they say had it unusual hours, people would come and go with random

times, but it was open yesterday at about this time, about 4:30 yesterday afternoon is when someone opened fire inside that restaurant. and boy, you can see still the bullet holes on the mom and pop mediterranean cafe. witnesses describing the scene as a bloody mess, three people died instantly. two rushed to an area hospital. one of those patients died on the way. one is critical this afternoon, all victims said to be in their early 20's. the gunman then running away on foot and remains at large. >> we don't believe this was a random act where an individual or individuals walked into an eatery, a restaurant here in north hollywood and opened fire indiscriminaescriminatel indescriminately. >> police saying this could be linked to armenian gangs, but will not disclose what evident or information they specifically have that will lead them to that conclusion, but they are telling us they don't believe general members of the public are in danger.

meantime, it's been a busy day in this busy north hollywood neighborhood. a lot of people walking by here and trying to get a firsthand look at what went down as police try and get this person behind bars. harris. >> all right. >> harris: all right, casey stegall, thank you very much. new details about the investigation into a notre dame football recruit who fell to his death from a hotel balcony. alcohol appeared to have played a role in the death of 17-year-old matt james. >> the testimony from friends, he had been intoxicated and belligerent in the hotel room. he got in an argument with people on the balcony of an aguy sant room. he leaned over across the railing and lost his balance. the toxicology report is pending, but charges could come if they find out who provided

that teenager with alcohol. he was one of 40 high schoolers on a trip for spring break. the 6-6 lineman was the first top signing for notre dame's new coach. you might not recognize her with the clothes on. erika badu stripping at the site where president kennedy was assassinated and the story coming up. the economy is in the tank, but you would not know it pumping gas and what, or maybe more to the point. who is behind the latest rise in oil prices next. we're with you when you're saving for your dreams.

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>> grammy award winner erica badu, first public appearance since being at the center of a disorderly scandal. now the r & b star was out this weekend signing autographs and talking to fans, but she is not answering any questions about her controversial video that landed her in hot water. in the video, for her new song, window seat, the singer strolls down a dallas street taking her clothes off in the middle of day, in front of adults and children and throw at that baby off and falls to the ground at the sound of a dpnt, where jfk was assassinate and the more of three says the whole thing has been misconstrued. >> spring just arrived and we're creeping toward the holiday gas pricesment going into the holiday weekend, 85 bucks a barrel. the average cost for a gallon of

unleaded stands up more than ten cents than a month ago and nearly 80 cents from a year ago, but u.s. consumption a said to be down and refiners below capacity, what's the deal with the price hike? bulls and bears anchor brenda buttner had some answers. >> harris, it should be fuel for lower oil prices. demand from drivers, flat or falling. refiners working a lot less than peak capacity. unemployment near double digits plus, plenty of supply of black gold. plenty of reasons why oil should be far from a boil. why then is oil hitting a 18-month high last week, passing $85 a barrel with the next stop 90. why have oil prices gushed nearly 24% from early february? look right here to wall street. investors view oil as a good investment and are buying up contracts.

it doesn't hurt that recently the dollar is down which pushes the oil up. that's by buyers perhaps start of a recovery at home could mean more demand, but strength ng manufacturing and maybe stability in housing. can the consumers soon start spending again? maybe, but we're star from a strong economy and consumption of energy products is tepid at west and the market, well, there's just plenty of supply. perhaps it's really global growth that's the driver and the expectation that oil will keep gushing. the international energy agency says consumption could grow by 1.6 million barrels per day this year alone, but rising prices both for oil and for gas often lead to even higher prices as traders jump in and the irony is that oil near 90 and gas near $3 a barrel in many markets could push the u.s. recovery back to a trickle. harris, back to you.

>> harris: all right. brenda, thank you. a new york church takes an improbable journey relocated hundreds of miles away. yeah, the whole church is going to georgia one stone at a time that is. that story is just ahead. plus, nine miners pulled to safety after more than a week trapped jumped ground in a flooded mine. their incredible story of survival coming up. if you have heartburn more than one day a week, try prilosec otc. it shuts down many acid-producing stomach pumps for twenty-four hours of heartburn protection with just one pill a day. for frequent heartburn, try prilosec otc.

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>> want to bring you up to speed to a breaking news story we started with tonight. it's still developing at this point, the u.s. geological survey saying a 6.9 earthquake hit northern mexico near the border of california and we are told at this hour from local reports that this is affecting parts of southern california, for instance, all the rides reportedly have been shut down at the happiest place on earth, disneyland and we will check on that and confirm it and see if there are other residual affects across the border into southern california. we know that it's felt. we're told it's centered 108 miles southeast of tijuana, an area hit by magnitude 3 point earthquakes all week long and having after shocks as we speak.

the quake, big one, 6.9 again, hit around 3:40 p.m. local time there and there are reports of people feeling it, buildings shaking and feeling it in their offices and in their homes on and off because they're probably not working, but homes, as far away as los angeles and even parts now we're hearing of arizona. so far though, no reports of any damage or injuries, but again, as reports come in, we'll bring them to you and keep you up to speed on the breaking story. we have our correspondent who joined us earlier, adam housley, as news warrants we may bring him back on the phone. stay close for that rick warren's saddleback church, a pair of services in anaheim, california. thousands turning out for the special worship services, today at saddleback community church celebrates its 30th anniversary. pastor rick warren and wife kay founded that church, but just seven people in their apartment back in 1980. now, average weekly church

attendance more than 22,000 people. a hundred-year-old catholic church forced to shut down because of a tough economy and a dwindling conversation, the opposite of the other story, but the road did not end there. another parish, 900 miles away, is taking on an improbable task, dismantling the shuttered church. stone by stone, and shipping it from buffalo, new york all the way to atlanta, georgia to be resurrected, so to speak. our lauren green has the story. ♪ >> a 15 million dollar project brings new life and meaning to the easter message at the church near atlanta. >> and we-- >> and before this new life came death. >> it was the saddest day of my whole life. >> dorothy laments the closing of this once thriving st.

gerard's church in buffalo, new york, dwindling attendance and economic hardship forced them to shut down the one hundred replica of a basilica in rome. people had a sense of quietness and awe when they entered knew they were coming on to holy ground. >> plans are underway to resurrect the holy ground 900 miles south in norcross where the fast expanding parish needed a new building. instead of resurrecting a new house of worship they're resurrecting the old. >> we thought to take pieces of the church, architect saw it and near to what he designed for us and same scare footage, why don't we bring the whole building. laser cat scans determined whether it was okay to put on a new foundation. the transport of the easter candle stand and st. gerard statue. when it came to getting it out of the crate, god had plans of

its own. a potential bad oman, is an easter message. >> it's about what became broken can be restored and no such thing as a worthless human being and no such thing as a worthless situation no such thing as something that can't be restored. god restores everything and makes everything new. that's the message of easter and our hope. >> the first of this size and magnitude to be moved within the united states, a feat of faith. and once fund something complete it will take six months to disaassemble st. gerard's, another year for the foundation in georgia. and once constructed it will last for centuries. >> harris: thank you. as frustrating for the white house as millions of americans who can't find work. the latest national unemployment rate for march holding steady at 9.7%, the same level as the previous two months. today, some of president obama's top economic advisors

acknowledging it's not acceptable that number. still, they're confident the long trend of job losses and been reversed and point to the 162,000 created in march as an example. our malini wilkes is live in washington with the entire story, malini. >> harris, this morning key members of the president's dmik team noted strong numbers on job creation. as you mentioned 162,000 jobs with added in march and remains stubbornly highway. larry summers says we have a long way to go before unemployment tropes to pre-recession levels up under 5%. >> as conditions get better, more people decide to look for work, and are counted as in the labor force so sometimes it's frustrating and the progress doesn't show up immediately in the unemployment rate, but it's progress nonetheless and giving jobs to people who need them. >> about one third of job creation was hiring for the

census and today they told fox news sunday we need more private sector jobs to sustain an economic recovery. senator john kyle said that republicans plan to address job growth through tax relief not spending. >> my idea is the president asked congress tomorrow to give him a bill in a week that freezes all taxes and doesn't cut them. holds them where they are and does not enclose the 500 plus billion dollars in taxes in the health bill. i think you'll see the stock market skyrocket the next day because business would know that taxes will be stable and that they have the ability to raise capital and invest is in their business. senator kyle says the economic stimulus package spent billions with little effect on jobs. harris. >> harris: thank you. they've spend more than a week trapped underground. now reports, at least nine survivors have emerged from a flooded mine shaft in china rescue teams transporting them

to hospitals and no word yet on their condition. the men are part of a group of 153 people who reportedly got stuck when they accidentally dug into another mine shaft that was flooded. the rescue effort to save others still ongoing. nasa prepping for lift-off. the shuttle discovery set out for the international space station tomorrow for one of the final missions before nasa retires its fleet. soon the schultz will be a part of our history and now the bidding war is on as museums lobby for the right to put the coveted ships on display. that story when we come back. ♪

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>> one of nasa's last shuttle missions ever set to blast off tomorrow, bringing american space flight one step closer to the end of an era. space shuttle "discovery" on the

launch pad now in cape canaveral, florida, just four missions left. discovery will deliver supplies to the international space station, meanwhile, another astronaut docking at that station today. she flew there along with two cosmonauts on a russian soyuz racquet. it took off from kazakhstan on thursday. while their glory days are winding down, the space schultz have a busy retirement ahead of them. one that actually might put you or me, probably you, in the cockpit. our laura ingle has the story. >> 3, 2, 1... and lift off of endeavor. >> museums from coast to coast are vying for one of the historic space crafts. and curators are pulling out the stops to convince nasa officials that their facility is the best. >> i think it's going to be great for the economy. it's, it's a definite tourist draw. >> this is going to create jobs, real paying jobs with benefits. >> discovery has already been promised to the smithsonian's

air and space museum in d.c., and leaves others up for the nasa prize. it won't come cheap. each must be ready to pay 28.8 million dollars for preparation and transportation costs and have an area to display the massive shuttle to even be considered. seattle's museum of flight is taking what some consider a pricey gamble. they are going to build a 12 million dollar facility even before knowing if they're chosen. >> i'm confident that this will make the money back, but that's not our primary concern. our concern here is the museum is in preserving the history of air and space flight. >> and new york wants a piece of the action as well. instripped sea and air space museum says if they were to be awarded a shuttle it would generate 106 million dollars for the city each year. >> i think that new york is a no-brainer because it is the perfect choice of all of the things nasa's looking for, it's

a perfect home. there's no place in this country that has 45 million people coming to visit it every year. >> other museums pushing for a shuttle include the johnson space center in houston, san diego air and space museum, and the everygreen aviation and space museum in oregon. nasa is expected to make its decision in the coming months. harris. >> harris: laura, thank you. an eight-year-old taking his parents' van out for an easter weekend joyride and a texas church offers up huge prizes like free cars and bikes, just for coming to easter service. those are just two stops as we go across america. ohio, check out little eight-year-old jordan. he looks pretty comfy in the driver's seat because he took his parent's mini-van for a joyride in betle while they were sleeping. he didn't get too far before he crashed. >> i kept turning and turning and pulled it all the way and

that's when i crashed into the telephone pole. >> police are not charging jordan, this being his first driving offense and all. no word on the sentence jordan is facing at home. >> road crews blow up a 51-year-old bridge about 25 miles outside of kansas city. the plan, to start building a new bridge. one with a whopping # billion dollar price tag. work expected to get started next week. new york, this weekend, hundreds show up in manhattan's union square for a good old-fashioned pillow fight. from playful to pretty good whacks, the fifth annual pillow party is part of the international pillow fight celebration despite all the pounding, nobody hurt. whatever remains of the torn up pillows will get donated to local animal shelters for bedding for pets. texas, here is one way to get

people to go to church, give away cool stuff. cars, bicycles and more. and church goers say in car pus christy, the real prize is worth a lot more. >> the grand prize is a relationship with christ which also is free. >> and that's a fox watch across america. and another special easter church service to tell you about, but this one is half a world away in a war zone. we'll check to see how our troops are spending the holiday in afghanistan when we come back. 

>> news is breaking out in california and we're on it. new information on that

earthquake felt a short time ago. the u.s. geological survey saying a 6.9 quake hit mexico near the border with california and felt as far away as los angeles. this is a live look at disneyland the rides are back up and running. they had stopped the ride there out of precaution and they were feeling the shaking and m up there in anaheim and we're getting reports of people stuck in elevators and we did some checking, because the fire department out there goes into what's called earthquake status. and they stall elevators so that, you know, in hopes of people not getting in them and getting stuck. well, in the meanwhile, people were already in them and they're saying, hey, i'm stuck on the 34th floor or whatever and the fire department is answering some of those calls. no word when they'll get all the elevators back up and running as part of the earthquake status. we'll let now if that makes news again. the rides back and running at disneyland. no reports of any injuries or damages this far north from the

quake and not any near the epicenter, but we haven't heard all of that area yet. all the reports from that area for sure. 6.9 hitting near baja, california, mexico, just south of the border we share with them. i'll update you if anything else happens. we are going to move on now. across the country, people are spending time with their families on this easter sunday, but thousands of americans are also thinking of their loved ones, a half world away and fighting a war. retired colonel oliver north hosts of war stories on fox news is embedded with the troops in kandahar afghanistan. he shares with us, a special easter service for our servicemen and women. ♪ >> on the first day of the

week. early in the among. the women took the surprises they prepared and rolled the stone away from the tomb. when they entered they did not find the body of lord jesus. if their fright the women bowed down and then said to them, why do you look for the living among the dead. he's risen. remember when he told you-- >> easter sunday in kandahar, afghanistan, for american sources a different place. chaplain, what's it like to give an easter service in kandahar, afghanistan. >> it's an incredible experience, every week we make this dining facility a church, we make this a sanctuary and these folks come in, hurting, weary, tired, and what a privilege. it's the best job in the world to give them the gospel. i love it. ♪

. >> harris: hawsome. and then there were two. tomorrow butler and duke square off in college basketball's biggest tournament and we're already witnessing plenty of major upsets to this point. could we see a final one in this game? can butler take on the dynasty of duke? i'm into this as you can tell. we'll take a look ahead. it's one of golf's most prestigious tournaments and the biggest name in golf decided to launch his comeback there, tiger woods returning to augusta on the merge of the masters next. announcer: naturals from purina cat chow with whole grains, real chicken and salmon and the goodness of leafy greens.

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or more of whatever you like to do with fewer urges and leaks. ask your doctor today about taking care with vesicare. >> after months of broken brackets and stunning upsets. it comes down to this. duke or butler. the underdog vying for the first national title in its hometown

no less. and plus, tiger woods set to return to the masters within days. peter slagger from fox sports di sports.com. it goes with my motto, go big or go home, baby! >> everybody is making this out to be a cinderella stir and david versus goliath. butler is not a small team nobody has heard frchlt the good thing is that the david and goliath. butler's coach 33 years old. third year coaching college basketball and looks like a baby-faced kid and give him homework and stuff like that. duke's coach mike sheshefsky, winningest, looking to tie up for the most ncaa tournament titles. and brad stevens was three years old when coach k had the first ga

game. and the butler coach looks like a kid from high school and what is he doing out there. >> harris: unless he picks up the ball and gets on the floor, it's all about the kids on the floor. my other motto for 2010, handle the scandal. tiger woods returning to the masters. what's going on? >> going chronologically, tomorrow is the first press conference and actually asked real questions from reporters and i'm curious to see how the media really handles this. the sports reporters are going to ask him about golf, but there's got to be questions there mistress number 11 and number 13 and that's tomorrow, thursday and friday the opening rounds and saturday and sunday is when it comes down to it and cbs says sunday if tiger is in the final round it will really obama's inauguration. >> harris: he hasn't played in a long time. is he going to make the cut. >> i think he's going to struggle. that's just me. >> harris: peter, thanks, love

it, love it. >> appreciate it. >> harris: on this day in 1958, a shot rang out in the sky and the voice of the civil rights movement silenced. >> i have some very sad news for all of you and i think sad news for all of our fellow citizens and people who love peace all over the world. and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight. >> dr. martin luther king, jr. shot while standing on a balcony in the lorraine motel in memphis, he was to show support for a strike and he was shot down and the sniper's name james earl ray. ray may have ended king's life, but not his dream 42 years ago today. now you know the news as fox reports this sunday, april 4th. happy easter. god bless you and your family. i'm harris falkner in for julie banderas, thanks forwa