a historic visit to vietnam by the u.s. defense secretary leon panetta and our correspondent on the scene with an exclusive interview. fox reports what formal editing plays in our future. and they protect our national interest and our u.s. president. the secret service rocked by a sex scandal in recent days. do you know the vital role they play. >> you just don't die on my watch. i go first, this person regardless of his politics, the the party, doesn't matter, he'll stay alive while i'm working. >> harris: we'll dig into the history of the agency where it comban. we begin tonight with a discovery in arizona in an area between the cities of tucson and phoenix, the bodies of five people burned beyond recognition. inside a white s.u.v. investigators say u.s. border patrol agents had been

tracking the vehicle overnight on friday. and they saw a fire in the distance and someone torched the s.u.v.en when they reached it. one body on the rear passenger seat and the others in the trunk. >> there wasn't somebody in the front driver's side or passenger seat and the position of the bodies lead us to believe that there were likely other people there. >> harris: the area, a valley a pinal county 35 suit of phoenix and 75 miles from the the border with mexico and believe it's connected to the cartel going on south of the border. now the search for the suspect. casey stegall is live from the west coast news hub. this is was closing to phoenix than to mexico. >> yes, i want to talk about the location more. because the crime scene pinal county, arizona, it sits right between the u.s.-mexico border and the city of phoenix and makes it a perfect spot for the smugglers for a couple of

different reasons. first of all, part of that county is extremely remote and has main roadways running through it connecting the border with phoenix, which as we know, is a major metropolitan area where drugs and weapons are sent to be distributed all over the united states. the burned out white ford expedition discovered in the the early morning hours after a u.s. border patrol agent noticed tracks on to the main interstate that led into the desert. wh he they followed the tracks, they found the s.u.v. had apparently went airborne off the highway and several miles in the distance they could see the vehicle smoldering. >> the vehicle didn't smash into something. it was in an open area, clearly this was a deliberate murder to try to destroy likely evidence, as we've seen other cars burned in this area, so, it's very alarming to me as a sheriff in this area. >> reporter: officials will have to determine if the

victims were dead before the fire was set or if the flames killed them, but all of this information could take a bit of time to come in, we understand. because investigators say those bodies were burned so badly, they cannot even tell if they are men or women, white or hispanic. the pinal county sheriff paul babeu who we interviewed earlier and we saw and heard from him, said he notified the mexican consulate in ftucson as a precaution. >> harris: and as it spills over on to our side of the border, any leads in this? >> reporter: not any that they are telling us at this point. they're saying it's very early in this investigation, but no doubt learning the identities of those victims will help piece some of the pieces of this puzzle together. >> casey stegall, thank you very much. now we go to florida and the the deadline for a murder suspect to turn himself in. the self-proclaimed

neighborhood watch captain, with trayvon martin, george zimmerman showed up before the 2:30 p.m. cut-off. you may recall on friday, the judge revoked his bond after he and his wife, speaking in code during a jail house conversation what they would do with money. and in a conversation george zimmerman's attorney had this to say. >> i think that explanation or apology if it is should go directly to the person who deserves it in this case judge lester. >> harris: not exactly a denial there. the attorney says he plans to ask the judge for a new bond hearing. zimmerman pleaded not guilty to murdering trayvon martin in february saying he the shot martin in self-defense under florida's stand your ground law. martin's family members argue

that zimmerman was killed in cold blood. right now, rescuers looking for any survivors at a devastating scene overseas. a passenger jet carrying at least 140 people slammed into a building near an airport. you can see the destruction here, what's left of that plane. it happened in the nigerian capital of lagos, everybody on board the crash died and rescuers are digging through the rubble to see if anybody on the ground may be trapped and witnesses saying they heard a loud noise coming from the the aircraft movements before a crashed. hit power lines and hit a residential area, bursting into flames. it destroyed three other homes, danieling some apartments and a church. in pakistan, a u.s. drone takes aim and takes out effective militants. it happened in the remote tribal region in waziristan, at the same time of the attack suspected militants were gathered to offer condolences

to the brother of another militant killed in a drone strike. and insurgents hiding inside pakistan in recent week despite pakistan's calls for the strikes to end. a historic day in vietnam, leon panetta, the first u.s. defense secretary since the end of the vietnam war to visit cameron bay, the site of a painful past, serving for measured american force,during the vietnam war. it's the site of a brighter future, and presence in asia. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is is in vietnam and got an exclusive interview with the the secretary. >> reporter: harris, the last defense secretary to visit cameron bay was robert mcnamara and lyndon johnson made the cover of life magazine in 1966 when he went to visit u.s. troops there. cameron bay has been a coveted part in asia.

using it as a military point. panetta arrived days after outlining new strategy in asia. two-thirds of the u.s. navy in the pacific as the u.s. pivots away from the the middle east. and the richard e byrd, a navy supply ship docked in the bay for repairs. it's one of the largest deep water ports in asia and protected. this is where the u.s. supplies and war ships entered vietnam during the war, the first time a u.s. defense secretary has visited the bay since the end of the war. it's been 17 years since the u.s. and vietnam normallized relations and now the u.s. is reaching out to improve military relations with vietnam. as of the rise of china's military rises large over the region and the the south china sea with the vast untapped oil resources and shipping lanes remain open to everyone.

>> this is a historic trip. the fact that this ship is here in cameron bay, and that it's being serviced by contractors here at this location, and the repair work is being done by our vietnamese is it friends and that's had an indication how far we've come. >> all of the countries, obviously, are concerned about their ability to be able to have freedom of navigation. and that's a very important part of this region. i mean, as you've seen from this trip, we cover an awful lot of territory and go over a lot of water and the reality is that the ability of ships to navigate freely is very critical to the livelihood of these nations and so, you know, when it comes to the south china sea, when it comes to their ability to navigate

freely on the south china sea, they want to ensure that that does happen and that means that china has to play a role here along with the other nations, to ensure that there's some kind of code of conduct that everybody abides by, the more, the more i'm out here, the more critical i view this region in terms of our national defense and the defense of the world. i mean, this is an area that is critical to the future of security and prosperity of our country and for that matter, the world. i think for that reason we are right to be focused on paying a bigger role. >> the secretary was not met by any senior leaders when he arrived, perhaps a sign the vietnamese of skittish about openly embracing the u.s. for fears of making china anxious. >> harris: thank you. and new hope in the fight

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victoria to sit on the throne for more than six decades. more now from london. >> reporter: thanks, harris, an extraordinary day as we celebrate the diamond jubilee. 60 years on the throne, an extraordinary feat. at 25 years old she took over after father king george passed away. she was a young queen. and one of two, queen victoria was the only one to reach a diamond jubilee. an extraordinary day. very wet, very rainy throughout the day, but a thousand boats passed behind us on the thames, there was a royal barge which the womanly rode on, queen elizabeth, prince phillip 91 years old her husband standing by her side, prince charles and camilla, also along for the ride today, as were sort of the superstar couple of the royal family now, prince william and his wife. there the duchess of

cambridge, katherine as she's better known. everybody was chilly on the boat, but smiling and waving at the crowds as they went by, and an extraordinary story the whole year since the wedding of william and kate of the revival of the royal family and the queen watched as sort of engineered as a pr success. a lot of focus on prince william and prince harry and their military careers helped the family to be viewed in a very positive light here and also the economy, given what's going on in the rest of the world, the economy here is considered to be fairly strong. and so there's a very positive back drop for all of these events. the diamond jubilee began yesterday at aston with the horse races and today the boat flotilla on the river thames and a huge rock concert in front of buckingham palace and the following day a day of reflection, thanksgiving, church service because the queen serves as head of the church in great britain, a big

part of her role here, and he has talked about her stability and history she's seen so much. 12 prime ministers she's worked with over the course of her reign starting with winston churchill. what a life she really has led and that's the celebration really on all sides of the people, very few negative voices out there today. lots of support in london for queen elizabeth ii as she celebrates the jubilee. >> harris: all right. from weddings to the jubl lee, they know how to party. and closer to the the final destination at this hour, we're along the route with the enterprise, and its voyage to its new home and police eventually catch up with a mom. wait until you find out where she left her baby, five week old baby where the child was found. stay close. hey dad.

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>> three people killed when a van loses control and flips on a highway. 15 people were inside that van. travelling interstate 95 today. investigators say it blew a tire, careened off the road and hit a tree. one family visiting from haiti was on board, apparently returning from seeing other relatives in the area and told rescuers took the others to the local hospital. no word on their condition. people forced to leave their home because of the massive wild fire in new mexico, crews are gaining ground, burned more than 241,000 acres, a little larger than the size of

dallas, texas largest ever in that state. only 17% contained, but better when we reported last night. and officials plan to raise into number significantly by tomorrow. it's turned since may 16th when lightning ignited. people in new york city and new jersey share the hudson river and see both sides. doing a double take. the space shuttle enterprise is making a move on quite a scene leaving jfk airport and on its way to new jersey and head with final resting place on board the intrepid air and space museum in manhattan. anna kooiman is live along the route the the enterprise is taking unup the river, i live on, awesome. >> slowly, but surely so folks can try and catch a glimpse, we can tell you it was quite the spectacle and people definitely feeling patriotic and enthusiastic over a ship

that never actually made it to space. the shuttle enterprise was actually built as a prototype. crowds have been gathering by the shoreline along the the enterprise route to try and see it. the spectators near the hodges memorial bridge and seeing the history. >> it's my first time seeing a space shuttle and i was really excited. >> you could see how different it is. and on tv it looks likes a little toy and here it's very impressive. >> reporter: how true that is. the shuttle passed under two other bridges including the verrazano behind me and is on the way to new jersey. >> and what about show boating, i understand the show is not over. >> yeah, a couple more patriotic opportunities for sure for more photographs and the shuttle enterprise is going to be cruising by the statue of liblt and the the world trade center before docking at the intrepid and

that's going to be going on tuesday, but the enterprise journey started a month ago, leaving aboard a massive bum bow jet from the myth zonion, and headed to jfk, an entire month and the shuttles are shipped around the nation. and atlantis in florida. discover smithsonian and endeavor to the california space center in l.a. the intrepid does plan on exhibiting the shuttle enterprise to the public. it's going to be opening on july 19th, it's going to be on the flight deck until a more permanent home can be made, harris, back to you. >> harris: sounds great. anna kooiman, thank you very much. the economy seems to be the number one issue on american voters' minds now and a new round of dismal job numbers will keep it there. a fresh war of words between the president and governor romney over who is to blame over a situation that's not improving. also, the training is

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>> ichl he-- i'm harris falkner, it's the bottom of the hour. george simmerman is back in jail. and a judge revoked his bail on friday and gave him until 2:30 p.m. on the east coast to turn himself in. the judge saying zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about their finances to get a lower bond. defense secretary leon panetta making a historic trip to cameron bay. panetta is the most senior individual to visit that base. and queen elizabeth celebrating her diamond jubilee. more than a million spectators to separate the 60th year of her reign. ♪

fox news is america's election headquarters and the economy taking the center stage on the talk shows. for president obama and mitt romney. unemployed for may 8.2%. mr. obama's former car czar who led the the auto bailout appearing on fox news sunday. >> nobody is happy with the rate of job creation today. but without the policies that the president put in place we wouldn't have this level of job creation. >> harris: governor romney's senior campaign advisor pointing out the policies under president obama. >> this is hostile for job creation in our economy and frankly adds a sense of urgency in terms of this year's election to be able to turn things around. the only things to change it are changing the policies and that means changing the person

in the white house. >> harris: back and forth, it's only june. steve, the politics are on. >> reporter: absolutely, harris. and democrats and republicans seem to agree friday's job report was fairly dismal, but do not agree whose fault it was or what to do to fix it. the romney advisor thinks that the president is to blame. >> we gave the keys to a person who didn't have prior executive leadership experiences. governor romney led in the private sector, organized and ran the winter olympic games in 2002 and run a state successfully and i think that's a dig bivens. >> reporter: and focus on jobs and the economy and says the president's policies are not working and claims the president is trying to avoid the responsibility for poor job growth on his watch. they say the president and his supporters should stop blaming congress for the unemployment figures and that's what some

democrats were doing on the sunday talk shows, including massachusetts governor patrick. >> what we have right now is a congress which decided there is a political advantage in stymieing this president and putting ideology ahead of country and that's what this election is about. >> reporter: the democrat congress has failed to act on white house job initiatives to put construction workers oon teachers back to work. one obama campaign official says that republicans are quote, rooting for failure, harris. >> harris: steve centanni, thank you so much. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeini with a warning for the world, says anything will be have a lightning response. only enrage the eye tanion people. denying that iran is working toward nuclear weapons. secretary of state clinton responded to those statements, urging iran to work toward a

diplomatic solution. turning now to the slaughter of citizens in syria. syrian president assad defending his ferocious military crackdown and even vowing to continue it, despite international pressure to end it. assad telling the syrian parliament that terrorists are responsible for driving this country into a civil war, but says he is open to talking with opposition forces. assad also flat-out denies any involvement in the massacre in one small town where more than a hundred unarmed civilians died, many of them children and many nations expressing outrage at the killing and some including the united states expelling syrian diplomates, assad's government to blame for killing some 9,000 of its own citizens since the uprising last year. we're learning new details of a shooting at one of canada's largest shopping smalls and canadian police are hunting the gunman who sent shoppers

stampeding over each other to get away from the bullets. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. canada, panic in a busy shopping mall food court. a man opened fire killing one person and five injured including a 13-year-old boy in critical condition now. >> the injuries to the man who was killed certainly indicates he was the targeted victim of the shooting, but there are a number of people who are innocent bystanders. >> harris: some were trampled in a rush to get out of the mall. ghana, a pilot trying to land a cargo plane smashes through an airport fence and into a crowded bus, all passenger on board the the bus decide. the pilot and three other crew members survived recovering at a nearby hospital. north korea, 20,000 children travelling to the capitol city of pyongyang compliments of their new leader. and it's part after

celebration of the children's union, and sightseeing tours and shows and free meals at state run restaurants north korea long relied on international food aid. germany, elvis the jack russell terrier stuck in a pipe, and took backhoes to free elvis, he's looking grateful and super cute. that's a wrap on the the fox trip around the world inle 0 seconds. in recent weeks they've been all over the headlines because of a sex scandal. and while changes have been announced since the dozen or so secret service agents allegedly hired prostitutes in colombia, there's a constant. overwhelming majority of the united states secret service puts their lives on the line. and a clearer picture of the elite group perhaps the original men and women in

black. >> and secret service, and threw me into the car. >> harris: president reagan under eight tack. >> and he dived in on top of me, only then that i felt a paralyzing pain and i'd learned that the bullet had hit me. >> harris: our 40th commander-in-chief survived assassination attempt. not the case for our nation's 25th president, william mckinley, his death in 1901 forced the secret service to officially add presidential protection to its portfolio. >> the excitement for that inauguration was palpable, packed so far back you could barely see the walls of that. along the same stretch of pennsylvania avenue, he was with president obama in january of 2009 brutally cold day with the typical back drop of danger and here he is shadowing president bush and a

foreign dignitary, how the agency has expanded to protect world leaders, friend and foe. >> harris: you're willing to take a bullet for the president, but even our enemies, why? >> i'm a firm believer in american exceptionalism. ahmadnejad, a sworn penemy of the united states, we'll die for your right to come here and tell us how awful and evil we are. no one else will do it we'll do that with a smile on our face and not get any overtime for-- >> he's now a candidate for u.s. smat and says it takes that physical strength and sacrifice. >> you're living the life of someone else without any complaints. the president wants to go to camp david on a friday night and you have your child's birthday party you're going to camp david god forbid

something happens to the president, a heart attack or you have to be payable to carry him. >> harris: and keeping the president at home or abroad was not the original job of the the secret service. more than had a decade earlier they got the start at u.s. treasury and hunted down counterfeiters. we arrested twice for two counterfeits and we gave him a search warrant and became upset and threatened bodily harm. >> harris: joe was one of many crooks rounded up by former special agency jim laget. an archivist carrying on the tradition of passing down the secrets. >> started with 25 agents in the world and now it's over 3,000. so there's been an evolution, highly educated, smart guys,

pick up the banner. >> harris: dozens of agents have given their lives. >> jim remembers protecting president as reagan, carter, and dignitaries, pope john paul ii during his stay the at the cardinals resident. >> i look up and here comes the pope, sidesaddle down the bannister, into my arms. . >> harris: wow. >> and i thought he had tripped and was falling down the stairway. we grabbed each other and all he said, oh, oh, secret service. >> harris: but the danger is always real. >> well, you don't know what you've p you've prevented. that's the mysteries of protection, you don't know what you stopped. >> harris: history is a reminder, president kennedy and post 9/11 world moved

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♪ [ vocalizing ] [ buzzing ] [ tree crashes ] [ wind howling ] ♪ visit worldwildlife.org. >> a familiar hollywood face is gone. richard dawson long time family feud game show host, remember him? and before that hogan heroes star died. he passed away surrounded by his family complications due to esophageal cancer.

he's from england, and known for hosting family feuds in the 1970's, 80's. and lives behind a wife, children and grandchildren. 79. we're looking at bad how the d.c. area got hit by flooding. some children swept away and rescue caught on tape and our top story on this fox trip across america. maryland, three terrified boys unable to swim to shore, clinging to a bridge support for dear life. they were swept downstream in a flash flood near washington d.c. rescuers fighting against the water. the water rose in a foot or two within the first ten minutes of being there. a firefighter lowered down to pulp the children for safety. treated for hypo thermia after more than an hour in the water. oregon, nearly two dozen people hurt when a car slammed into a packed grandstand at

the an outdoor festival. people looked on in shook and officer arrest ago 19-year-old driver, the under the influence of an inhalant at the time of the crash. arizona, phoenix police arresting a woman after five week old baby was found strapped in a car seat in the middle of the intersection. the baby is fine and mother allegedly left the infant on the roof of the car when she he drove off. police say she was high at the time. is she's casing dui and child abuse charges. ohio, pride and patriotism in akron, 180 soldiers from the ohio national guard returning home from avs. >> we're happy that it's over and we're we're home, we're just home. >> they call themselves the red dogs, at the home they're just mom or dad. >> mommy's home. >> harris: and that's a fox

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>> the daughter of vice-president joe biden married at a private ceremony in delaware. married saturday to howard crane, a plastic surgeon from pennsylvania. vice-president and his wife dr. jill biden issued a statement welcoming howard into the family. >> a judge blocking key parts

of a florida law, the governor there claims would help reduce voter fraud. part of the law seeks to purge people from voting rolls who are not eligible to vote. but critics say the practice seems to violate the voting rights act. peter doocy looking into it for us in washington. >> reporter: florida has 11.3 million registered voters, some are on a list of potential noncitizens put together by the state and try to guarantee everyone on florida voters rolls is legal. 58% of the people on the list are hispanic not everyone is a minority, some worry that floridians lawfully on the rolls will be removed, like this world war ii veteran on the list. >> i lived in brooklyn, i don't understand, and to me, it's like an insult. >> reporter: a spokesman for the florida secretary of state

is defending this plan that cross references dmv and votings records, if we receive reliable information we must act on it race or party never factor into the process. our focus is identifying and removing ineligible voters from the rolls, that's our job. the justice department thinks it might violate the voting rights act and warned florida, please advise whether the state intends to seek the practice described above so the department can determine what further action is necessary if any. and mitt romney leads the president, and needs 2700 or so potentially ineligible voters could be critical because back in 2000, george w. bush won by 37--

537 votes. >> and can i have another, will win another? our first triple crown winners the first time in decades, will it happen? pete from fox sports.com joins me next. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm.

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consistently said just wait. >> just wait, tiger was at his sunday best for that sunday red and tiger came back and had a shot, a 50 foot putt here, pitch, i'm sorry, off the wedge and went in the hole and 17 the match winning putt here and tiger is back and did it on jack nicholas' course in ohio and tied 73 pga all time wins. look alt the size of that crowd. seriously, had the volume up in my office and blaring, 3:30 on the final 4 hole. and here he is talking with nicholas, he says great job, he says, thank, buddy. >> harris: that's what we call each other at work here. >> and the u.s. open coming up and tiger, how-- and they were out today and from tiger's good, people watch golf. great for the sports for tiger will be playing strong. >> harris: jimmie johnson wins at dover.

the 7th time in his career and getting his mo-jo back and a big win here and it was on fox and johnson pretty much led the entire way and wins the race and now going to be in contention for another sprint cup. great win today out at dover. >> harris: he's wearing your wig, see that? i'll have another could become the first triple crown winner in three decades so says president clinton. >> he was speaking in new jersey and he his mother was a horse racing fan and he considers himself an expert. they asked him will i'll have another be the first triple crown. >> yes, he has enough juice left for the belmont, but the hill-- >> doolahan. >> he says watch for him. >> harris: i thought he was? politics. pete, thank you. fox fast ford.

tuesday, scott walker faces a recall, run on by people angry over his switch to effectively end public workers collective bargaining rights and tried to deal with budget falls in that state and jerry sandusky's trial expect today start. retired penn state football coach accused of abusing boys, charged with 52 counts of abuse. and ben bernanke due back on capitol hill, set to testify before a congressional committee about the state of our nation's economy and he's not expected to get an easy ride. and on this day in 1965, astronaut ed white opened the hatch of his capsule and became the first american to walk in space during the gemini 4 mission when the space race with the soviet union was on like donkey kong. and a cosmonaut performed a space walk months earlier, but

putting a man on the moon was a pride. for 20 minutes he floated in orbit 120 miles above earth and the america's first step into the void, that's how the fox report this june 3rd, 2012. huckabee starts now. >> tonight on huckabee, dividing friends, families and neighbors. will tuesday's polarizing recall election for the governorship of wisconsin be a prelude for the vote for the white house in november? and key appointments cast aside, staffers shunned, close friends feeling snubbed, the author of the book "amateur" takes us inside the obama white house. plus, he's the man on the keys for the world's greatest rock and roll band, the rolling stones chuck lavelle jams with the governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huck