studio. that is it for us today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> we begin this live hour with breaking news and a tough development in the story we have been following. you may recall susan powell, the utah mom who vanished under mysterious circumstances, now, we are learning the two young children she left behind died today in an explosion at their home. the police in washington state where the little boys were living with family say a social worker had just dropped the the kids off for a supervised visit with their dad josh powell earlier today. and police say powell shoved the social worker out of the door and then fled inside the home with the boys. and that social worker reportedly smelling some kind of a gas, and called for help.

and moments later, the house blew up. fox news correspondent dan springer joining us on the phone from seattle. and dan, this is unreal. we've been following the story since the mom disappeared in 2009 and now the little boys are gone. what have you learned? >> oh, harris, it's so tragic and the key and lead in, it was a supervised visit and that case worker was supposed to be inside that home while the two boys, ajts seven and five were with their father, josh powell. that never happened as you said she was forced out and the door was locked behind her, she smelled gas, called the supervisor and a short time after that. she saw the explosion and of course, it was too late by that time. the police got there and fire department got there and found the bodies of two young boys and josh powell inside and not confirmed that yet, but most certainly going to be the case. with we can tell you, that this was a 12:45, this is a developing story, only three

hours and 15 minutes ago or so, and when she went inside there, to that house. and never did get inside though, because josh powell slammed the door on her and the rest is so tragic, harris. >> harris: you know, dan, among many questions that people are asking tonight, did anybody have any idea that something like this could happen? and from what i'm reading ab i don't know what, if your report is finding this, too, there were some last words from the dad, josh powell. who had the last words. how did that come about. >> associated press 12:05, josh powell sent a three-word e-mail to his attorney, jeffrey basset and those words, i'm sorry, goodbye. and basset did not get those words until two hours later, well after the fact. and josh was upset. he said, after being ordered to undergo a sexual evaluation, and that order just came in wednesday of last week and he was very upset. part of his requirement for to

get the kids back and those lost those two boys to the maternal grandparents, chuck and judy, and the boys longstanding dispute between the coxs and josh, but that supervised was supposed to be at 12:45. we have he learned the utah police are headed to seattle. of course, they've been looking for susan powell for two years and he's always been the only person of interest in the case and always said no, the evidence was circumstantial and now they're on the way to staeeattle to try to try up the detail. >> we got a detail. you said, the children lived with their family. who lived in the house. >> only josh powell, lived in the house. and his father, steve powell is actually in jail right now awaiting trial on child pornography charges, but josh powell lost his kids when the utah police were investigating

susan's disappearance, they found images, sexual images on his computer and that's why he lost his children those two boys back in september. and that's why this visit had to be supervised with that case worker. >> wow. so, the dad who owned that house is in prison as well tonight. and thank you very much, dan springer, we'll bring you back as the snus parents and there is he' still the case of the missing mom in this whole snare he yo, what happened to susan powell? we'll get an update hopefully and get more information on this as we roll along. also tonight on the fox repo report. >> after a nevada win, republican presidential nominee mitt romney focusing on president obama. >> america needs a president who can fix the economy because he understands the economy and i do, and i will. >> meanwhile, the battle for the g.o.p. nomination far from over. romney's key rival newt gingrich promising to press

on. >> i'm not going to withdraw. i think the contrast between governor romney and me is going to get wider and wider. >> harris: we're live from the campaign trail. 19 americans caught in the the middle. in egypt and among them the son of transportation secretary lahood what. this they do wrong and what it will take to bring them home. and gone in the night. a teenager vanishes while working at her job. >> a male approached the coffee stand and eventually she left with him. >> police say he had a weapon and now her family pleading to the public for any information on what happened to samantha. >> we're trying to make sure we find her, you know, safely. safely. yes, that's what we're worried about right now. . >> harris: fox news is

america's election headquarters and mitt romney on his way to colorado, ahead of the caucuses, he won in nevada last night and grabbing the largest chunk in the delegates for the race for the the presidential nomination. form massachusetts governor romney giving a victory speech in las vegas. he did not mention any of the other g.o.p. candidates. purely focusing his attacks on president obama. >> and this president began his presidency by apologizing for america. he should now be apologizing to america. >> harris: most of the results released hours after the caucuses in neve of neve, but votes from the state's most populous county still being counted and clark county saying they were up until the wee hours of the morning and we expect results anytime now. job roberts is on the story live from las vegas, with the story. john. >> and more on the vote count in a second, but mitt romney headed to colorado tomorrow morning and coming back with his family in las vegas watching the super bowl after what could only be described as a fabulous night for him, a

big victory rally at the red rocks casino as he took another blowout victory in the state of nevada. that's two in a row, 20,81 with 51% and we don't know the final tally, but let's put up what we know so far. 4% for mitt romney. 23% for newt gingrich and 18, 19% for ron paul and then about the 11% for rick santorum, those numbers are beginning to change ever so slightly as the vote count, root mange vote county from clark county comes in. mitt romney where he was and newt gingrich's numbers are beginning to come down a little bit and here is why that's important. there were 500 precincts that were out here in clark county, with just a thousand votes separating newt gingrich and ron paul for second place and ron paul's complain believe they had the numbers there that could vault them into second place and that could be worth another delegate and certainly, it's worth bragging rights. and then there are a lot of precincts, a bunch at least,

where there are disputes. more ballots cast than people signed up for the precinct. after they get the rest of the ballots counted, they'll try to resolve the contested precincts and inviting the campaigns to connell in and look at the process and whether or not they'll allow the votes or whether, harris, they may have to throw them out. >> harris: is it just me or do we keep hearing problems with the caucuses and vote counting? this kind of happened in iowa. >> yeah, the same sort of thing in iowa and then the results of the caucuses had been overturned. romney announced on the night and then overturned. and the process is flawed and should not be used in 2016 some say. i wouldn't mind betting you we'll see a primary in 2016. >> harris: you just say that because you're in vegas. (laughter) >> well, i mean you've got to bet on everything. what are the odds?

what's the split on a primary in 2016 as opposed to a caucus. >> harris: very good. well, the odds of having you doing great reporting for us are 100%. thank you very much. >> appreciate it. >> harris: heading overseas to egypt where the long-term u.s. ally could send some 19 americans to trial. among 44 international aid workers charged with promoting banned activities within egypt and they were working for pro democracy. from the state department. they're deeply concerned and working for clarification, from the egyptian government. sam lahood, the son of transportation secretary ray lahood is among those charged and could face up to five years in prison in egypt. he and the other americans for now, are staying at the u.s. embassy in cairo. coming up later this hour i'll talk with an expert on this region about exactly what should happen next to bring sam lahood and the others home, if that's even possible right now. well, now let's go to the the latest on the showdown with

iran over its nuclear program and more war games meant to rattle the u.s. iran's revolutionary guard and weeks ago, they performed more war games here the straits of hormuz and tehran repeatedly threatened to close down. and president obama speaking about the situation earlier today. our steve centanni live with the news from washington and what is the president saying? >> well, harris, you know, there's growing concern that israel getting ready to launch a unilateral air strike against iranian nuclear facilities and president obama was asked about that in an interview with nba news. >> i don't think that israel has made a decision what they need to do. i think they, like us, believe that iran has to stand down on its nuclear weapons program, but until they do, i think israel rightly is going to be very concerned and we are as well. >> in the meantime, iran faced

another round of military exercises, this time on the ground. there were naval maneuvers last month as they threatened to choke off oil shipments through the straits of hormuz and iran is threatened to cut oil shipments to unnamed countries in response to a european embargo and anyone who helps launch a strike on israel-- on iran will become a target, but some question whether iran can carry out such a threat. >> iran, it talks a big game, but it really doesn't have what we call in the securities studies field power projection capability. yes, it has hezbollah, a good relationship with hezbollah and maybe it could attack u.s. forces in afghanistan or cause problems in iraq, it doesn't have a military like the u.s. has a military. >> iran claims the nuclear facilities are only for peaceful purposes for generating electricity, but

the u.s. and many international communities simply don't believe that and so far, four different rounds of economic sanctions have been leveled at iran, harris. >> with the latest on that, thank you. now we go to syria. government forces there are stepping up their crackdown and following that veto, we told you about in the united nations of a revolution, to help protect the citizens. and today secretary of state hillary clinton with strong words for russia and china. >> what happened yesterday at the united nations was a travesty. those countries that refused to support the arab league plan bear full responsibility for protecting the brutal regime in damascus and it is tragic that after all the work that the security council did, we had a 13-2 vote. >> harris: in fact, this is

tragic. new amateur video surfacing from the battered city appearing to he show the military firing mortars and artillery shell. we always tell you we cannot independently confirmed what is on the video because syria bars journalists, but activists claim at that 300 have died in the past week after the u.n. resolution failed. they're fearing the president is unveiling greater violence against the citizens feeling that russia will stand behind him no matter how bad the bloodshed gets. a mystery if our united nations largest state, alaska. she disappeared from a coffee stand. what police saw on video that makes them think she's been kidnapped. eight sailors discharged from the navy and we're learning why. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel.

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>> a search underway in alaska for a 18-year-old believed to have been kidnapped from her job. police in anchorage looking for samantha koenig and they say surveillance video shows her leaving her job as a coffee stand barista with a man who appeared to be armed and was likely a stranger. koenig, supposed to close the shop wednesday night. but when her co-worker got there the next morning he she says the stand was abandoned and the money missing from the cash register. >> it basically looked like someone just literally walked out of their shift. i started kind of noticing a little bit more things. i looked in my register, looked for the money that goes in my register, it was gone and i looked in the deposit bag, they were all gone. >> harris: court records show that koenig filed for a protective order, but it was never ordered because she doesn't show up to court.

>> her family is offering at least $12,000 for developments for her safe return. in san diego, the u.s. navy dismissing sailors for hazing. some violence apparently caught on tape and peter doocy on the story from washington. >> reporter: am being battered following initiation, a young sailor went to the doctor and the doctor told the captain someone got beat up and eight have been dismissed from the navy. there was punch and horsing around, and says the man blacked out after being smoked and ended up bruised and also says when an incident like this happens, it's got to be taken care of. it goes contrary to our core values and the charges are pretty cut and drive to the navy, a zero tolerance policy against hazing. there's no quality video of one of the new discharged sailors that sos two men this blue calm flag wrestling in a

locker room and the man who filed the report is seen in a headlock, but released as soon as he was passed out and walks off on his own. the navy wasn't aware of the video, the sailor kept it to himself. days after democratic congresswoman judy chu called for military hazing hearings and saying that the higher officials must make elimit nagging hazing as a top priority and none of this will change until the secretary of defense commits to eradicate the culture of hazing, that's so ingrained within our groups. since the sailor received general discharges, not dishonorable they won't lose their g.i. benefits. even though they have the right it appeal, nobody has. harris. >> harris: peter, thank you. who would want to kill the governor of utah? police trying to find out and in tactful fact, their scheme to catch a would-be you'll

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to make sure the fwogovernor wa safe and we'd look for the individual. >> the undercover policemen setting up a sting and arresting 52 brian baker, and found ammunition in his car, but no guns. he's in jail tonight charged with making terroristic threats. a family lost for days in the oregon for rest after vanishing from the camp site. this is brand new video coming into fox news of the rescue from the coast guard. belinda and daniel along with at that-year-old son michael found six days after leaving their camp site to go looking for rush rooms and they took shelter in a hallowed out tree they say, until the helicopter spotted them. all three were dehydrated and otherwise expected to make a full recovery. well, you've heard a lot about term limits for politicians. here is a twist. term limits for employees, one casino opening in atlantic city this spring will be

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grabbing a life vest with a split in it. good to see you, thank you. well, i'm sorry, goodbye. that was the very short last message we are learning that josh powell left moments before the home he was in exploded, killing himself and his two young children and remember, the mom in that picture missing. all of this started missing mom, an investigation and now this added, two little boys dead and a tragic story it's breaking on the fox report. 19 american aid workers including the son of transportation secretary ray lahood could face years in prison in egypt. what should the the u.s. do to get them home? we'll talk with an expert about the situation next. the best approach to food is tkeep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the otr guy's flake is more processed.

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a >> i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. time now for the top of the news. disturbing developments in the case after missing mom we've within following, susan powell in utah. authorities saying he blew up the house with the children inside happened after he sent an e-mail to his attorney, saying, quote, i'm sorry, goodbye. police say the social worker took the boys to a home for a social visit and he police say he forced her out of the home

and moments later the house had blown up. and josh had resently been denied custody of his sons, and a key person of interest. and mitt romney looking to the next big contest and fresh off back-to-back victories in nevada and florida. focusing attacks on president obama while form house worker mitt romney, is it a party convention this summer. manuel noriega, hypertension with the possibility of a stroke. he's 77, taken from his prison cell to a hospital in panama and currently serving time for crimes committed while in office. egypt, plans to send 44 people, including some americans to trial. among them, sam lahood, the son of u.s. transportation secretary, ray lahood. the state department calling it troubling and working to learn more from the egyptian

government. meanwhile, violent outbursts continue in egypt across the country there, more than 70% killed in a riot at a soccer game about a week ago and now the u.s. is threatening to cut off more than a billion dollars in aid, bringing us information and his expertise on that region, dr. walid phares, fox news middle east and terrorism analyst and author of "the struggle for freedom in the middle east" thank you for being here. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: and the men in egypt. what did they do wrong? >> harris, this is a very troubling story, talking about an event that never happened 30 years ago, for 30 years, some of the ngo he is, national republican institute and democratic national snult and human rights, international based have been operating in egypt for years, and iri basically led by

mr. lahood was founded in 2005 in egypt and never before it happened and even during the the year after the collapse of the regime, the past regime, mubarak regime, nobody attacked them. the question is what prompted the security force toss raid those agencies a couple of weeks ago and now to ban travel for these americans and to prosecute them, well, the idea is that this is happening after the electionings, after the muslim brotherhood took over the parliament so the military council seemed to be executing, to push the ngo's outside of the country so the muslim brotherhood doesn't have to do it. >> harris: i want to ask you more about the new people who have taken over, but for us the urgency is bringing the americans home. what can the u.s. do to make that happen? >> well, you know, we have been funding the armed forces of egypt for the last decade. and he so, minimum would be that the president of the

united states and congressional leaders and the state department, would fund them. fund those leaders and tell them what are you doing? we are allies and the agencies are basically not spy agencies they're democracy promoting agencies that help your own people get rid of the dictator that you are replacing, so there must be frank talk and lost, should be an address of the american public to explain that this is a very serious issue. >> harris: all right. i've read you have an idea there's like a two tier plan with the people who are now in charge in egypt and tell us more about that government and what you think their plans are? >> it's very simple. the government now is controlled by the ministry council of egypt and that ministry council used to receive the funding from the president of egypt, last regime. and now, the next government, which is going to receive the funding from the united states and from the international community, is basically going to tell the ministry, no more democracy ngo. and why? because those who form that government are the muslim government.

and they don't want to fund these, if the next government is going to act, that's agencies will be training the next generations and do to them what has been done to mubarak. >> dr., you and i have been talking for ten months since it blew up in the middle east with the so auld arab spring and you kind of telegraphed he we should be on the lookout, when the countries see uprising and democrat say may not be what they want? >> absolutely. and what we have discussed, you and i, on this show and many times is when a dictator goes down. it doesn't meannessly that the next government is going to be a democratic government. the next government is going to be controlled by the most organized forces. and in egypt, unfortunately, those who started the democratic movement, the laptop people, the google people are not forming the government. the secularists are not in charge of egypt revolt, it's muslim brotherhood. >> harris: real quickly, the

next chance to get the americans back home. >> they should be home soon otherwise turn into a long-term dries sis between chi he row and u.s. government. and should not last mo than three to four weeks. >> harris: it should be interesting what the government wants in return for making that happen. and thank you for joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: a mysterious illness claiming new victims as a community searches for answers and you may have heard about this. hundreds of people gathering in a high school in upstate new york. the first victims reported 12 teenage girls suffering from uncontrollable shaking and ticks and brutal outbursts, now a boy and assault woman coming down with the symptoms as well not part that have school. some medical expert say they believe the cause is environmental, others are skeptical. >> if we had an environmental cause here, we would see this

in a widespread spectrum of folks we wouldn't just see students, wouldn't just see prom dominantly girls. >> son neurologist is something called conversion disorder or mass hysteria. a loose 11 people have been arrested nation they cleared out one of the last remaining occupy sites. moved into washington's mcpherson square and spent most of saturday removing tents and garbage. officials say one of the arrested protesters face assault charges for hitting a policeman in the face with a brick. despite the camp protesters in washington, they'll continue their movement. hundreds of occupy protesters hitting the streets? oakland. it is our top story in fox trip across america. california, the occupiers marching from city hall to

police headquarters and angry over what they call police brutality during last weekend's demonstration and they say they were trying to take over a vacant convention center when police arrested some 400 people. >> texas, just northwest of houston, the small town hit by a powerful storm, possibly a twister, strong winds ceiling off roof tops and toppling trees and flipping cars. >> and say how quickly things can happen. your life could be over in a few seconds, but you know, it came out good. the good lord was with me. >> amazingly, no one was hurt. >> and new york, fans of soul train dancing in times square, a tribute to the show's late creator don cornelius. he died last week, police calling it suicide. dozens of dancers organizing the flash mop, and recreating the famous soul train line.

>> and north carolina, 7,000 runners all dashing for donuts through the streets of rally in the annual krispy kreme run and the tradition began as a dare in 2004. you run two and a half miles to a christy creams, down a dozen donuts and sprint back. >> run, eat, eat a lot. i eat a lot. and oh, no, man, i've been doing it three years. >> this is great, i'm hungry. >> can i have a backs of donuts. >> and see that raising $100,000 for children's hospital. that's a fox watch across america. two shins filled with passengers suffering from norovirus, returning now to the u.s. shores, but not for long and tonight the so-called six ships will be sailing once again. prince william joining us for duty as a helicopter pilot with the royal air force. why one country is very angry about his deployment.

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>> hundreds of cruise line passengers, the the ruby princess ready to sail with new passengers and princess cruise line saying they got sick with the norovirus, a stomach illness that spread by contact with other people and the items they touched and the ruby princess returned to port and we're told it's disinfected and ready to take off. yesterday we showed you the other ship, the crown princess as it was coming back to port and that one already back at sea we're told today and it left last night. and also reported passengers and crew members getting sick with the norovirus, and the spokesperson saying they don't know how that illness got started. all cabins and public areas, disinfected and both people on

board. an award winning film maker died in a helicopter crash in eastern australia. the chopper carrying film maker mike degrew, an australian television producer went down after talkoff from an air strip in a small town of norra south of sydney. 60-year-old degrew spent 30 years producing and directing documentary reviews about ocean wild life. he was on assignment for national geographic when the chopper crashed. massive flooding in australia and snow bringing traffic in italy to a halt as he we dw around the world in 80 seconds. australia, mandatory evacuations in new south wales and flood waters rise and one of the most recent floods downunder and moved patients to higher grounds. weeks of heavy rain leaving more than 3,000 people

stranded awaiting rescue. ing italy, snow causing major problems in rome. and just eight inches, but in rome, that's rare. >> and i was ready-- >> the pope giving an address to pilgrims braving europe's cold snap in vatican city hoping spring comes through. and bosnia, motorists trapped in 91 inches of snow. the faulkland islands, prince william working hard as a search and rescue pilot. william's six week deployment to the island growing tension between britain and argentina, all this have ahead of the 30th anniversary of the faulkland conflicts between the two countries which ended in a british victory. brazil, dancers taking over the streets of rio, the tradition app ep neema, opened carnivale through the city

streets. that's a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. some animal rights activists are supporting a move at that could potentially allow horses to be slaughtered in the united states again. congress basically banned the practice several years ago, and this may sound puzzling, but they say that they're actually trying to prevent animal cruelty. doug mcelway reports. >> 70 horses confiscated for mid atlantic farms because of neglect. many emaciated before the rehabilitation at the rescue farm. their fate far better than hundreds of thousands of horses slaughtered in the u.s. for human consumption abroad and under pressure for animal rights groups and the domestic slaughter industry was effectively ended in 2007 when congress stopped funding for usda for horse slaughter houses and unexpected meat cannot be sold. it turned out to be a law of unintended consequences. >> what that meant, they were crammed into small trucks,

they were slipping and sliding in their own waste. crammed together with horses they didn't know, biting and kicking and trucked, a thousand miles or more to another country where they met the exact same fate. >> so last november, president obama quietly signed into law an agriculture spending bill at that restores the inspection process for horses for slaughter that opens the door for u.s. horses doors again and a movement that and the mal activists-- >> the fact that they're closer and rather than having them travel in such distances. at least a step in the right direction. >> after an onslaught of horse owners a number of state and local requirements have prohibitions remain in place and no request that the authority initiate the process for any horse slaughter operation in the united states at this time. what is needed now, many agree, is broader legislation.

>> the police is to pass the american horse slaughter prevention act, bipartisan action in congress stop slaughter not only in the u.s., but live to horses in canada and mexico. >> that legislation, has been bottled up in committee while a divided congress wrestles over messing issues. >> complicating the fact that slaughtering a horse and selling meat puts money into the pocket of the horse owner where humanely euthanizing and dispensing of a horses body could be up to $600 per horse. doug mcelway fox news. >> harris: david beckham kicked out of a soccer game and he wasn't playing. where the the superstar player got the heave he low next. and a small pooch with a powerful sense ever smell. is he the wonder beagle

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a >> an amazing beagle working to keep us safe and you're about to meet izzy, the dog's job to patrol international flights, landing at jfk airport. food contraband. it's good to know they have a nose for the be job. >> don't let the puppy dog eyes and wagging tail fool. you, she's trying to find agricultural xhood, fruits, seeds, plants, anything that can harbor pest or disease. agricultural canine teams are

at international points of entry across the country. >> eyesy and her partner, at jfk. on average they found about 12,000 prohibited items per year and that's at this airport alone. izzy and her counterparts can sniff out quickly and would take human inspectors hours by searching bag. >> is there any food. >> this time she pinpoints apples from a flight in madrid. >> and apples and mango. >> and the dogs training in the environment and it should be more oversight about what we'll pick up. and the dog will get out here in a real work environment. >> izzy's madrid apples end up here inside the grinder. >> i thought somebody felt they needed potatoes. >> refused, meat, seeds, and this. >> turkey or some large bird. >> and that's exactly the way it came in. >> and they chopped it up and where was it it found? >> in a suitcase.

>> this is in a suitcase. >> all this have complicated stuff is ground up and incinerated several times a day. and canine specialist says it's for deadly diseases that could have devastating effects to our nation's health and economy, are stopped. >> all of the things a we take for granted came in this way, the gypsy moth, the mediterranean fruit fly, and they, so this is the examples of it when they come into our country can cost billions of dollars in either crop loss or failure. >> with the help of izzy and the beagle brigade. sniffed out more than 1.7 million prohibited products last year and for izzy, it just takes a treat. at jfk international airport, heather chilleder, fox news. >> can you believe people bring that much contraband into this country? that's unbelievable. wrish superstar david beckham booted from a soccer game in los angeles. add midding in an interthe

view that he complained about a penalty call. later, that ref let him return when it was time for his nine-year-old son romeo to play and beckham no stranger being tossed out of the game. england's team captain and got ejected in his first world cup when they played argentina. >> let's fox fast forward, some of the big story coming up this week, jury selections set to begin in the trial of a former lacrosse player accused ever murdering his ex-girlfriend. yardley love was facedown in a puddle of blood. they were seniors on the lacrosse team. and the presidential nomination will have to make it through a few more contests, colorado, minnesota holding caucuses and maine following on saturday, on wednesday, the washington state senate set to vote on a proposed, proposal to legalize same sex marriage and the bill expected to pass. >> and that's how fox reports on this sunday, february 5th,

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