dealers. some democrats that voted to hold the u.s. attorney general in contempt now fighting back. battle across the political aisle and the one man the white house says is off limits to lawmakers. >>. >> is the person inside the house? >> yes. >> harris: an 11-year-old boy home alone when thugs bust in. somehow this little guy stays cool under pressure. calls 91 and waits while police rush to the scene. >> what are you doing? >> hiding. >> harris: we begin with a wildfire alert in the west. entire neighborhoods abandoned. fast moving flames barrel towards populated areas. utah thousands forced to loaf their homes as fires threaten to everything they own. nine square miles ablaze near

residential areas of saratoga springs and eagle mountain, 40 -- 40 miles south of -- crews calling for enforcements. in colorado new round of evacuation notices going out again, ordering people to leave their homes. high park fire burned nearly 200 homes many say they fear the worst. >> we saw fire burning right up to the houses below us. >> i grabbed as many of my pictures as i could things i can't replace. other than that it is insured. >> praying for those people, those brave, brave people who are giving risk of their lives to protect us and we appreciate that. >> harris: anita vogel is live in our west coast news hub. what happened in colorado we were staying this fire was 60% contained already. >> reporter: that's right harris, it does seem to be the

worst fire in the western part of the country. last week it was 60% contained. now back to 45%. what is happening is, mother nature is not leaning a helping hand. hot temperatures and winds are feeding the flames. prompting the possibility of more homes to be lost. certainly, more evacuations nearly 1,000 as of last night. >> after two weeks of that fire getting established in there, still trying to come alive. the resistance to control and persistence of this fire is pretty unusual for conditions that we normally see. >> reporter: despite that officials on the ground said they are happy with the progress they made today and they are hoping to be able to make plans soon for some of those evacuees to go home. >> harris: they've been fighting this a long time. utah, it is interesting we are learn wag sparked that one. >> reporter: we are. -- we are hearing from officials on the ground it was

target practice. sounds a little unusual, someone shooting a gun hitting a rock sparking a fire this is the 20th target-related, target shooting related fire this year in utah. unpredictable winds 35 miles per hour highs in the 90s causing a huge challenge for fire crews on the ground today. as many as 2300 people had to be evacuated. fortunately, no homes lost. it is 35% contained now. full containment is expected by tuesday. finally, three other new fires in colorado broke out today. fortunately, they are small than some of these other fires we've been talking about not as big as the high park fire. fire officials say nonetheless, they have their hands full and they know it is going to be a long night. >> harris: and a very long

fire season anita, thank you. weather alert now. we going if fire to a warning from the national hurricane center. a storm developing in the gulf of mexico has reached tropical storm strength building power 220 miles southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. forcasters issuing tropical storm warning for parts of the louisiana coast this hour. let's take a look at radar you can see it gathering hurricane center calling this debby. officials warning first the strong winds could reach our nation's south coast tomorrow night that means threat of serious flooding some areas could see 10 inches of rain. now debby's predicted path. that's if it holds, it is expected to get close to corpus christi, texas by thursday bp ordering nonessential employees to leave many oil and gas platforms in the gulf and other oil companies saying they will take similar precautions.

right now egypt possibly very close to hearing who their next president will be. we say possibly because the results have been and the leadership there could declare the entiremvpd÷ vote illegitimae this is the country that saw a revolution for a chance to vote in a new president a year ago. now the head of the election commission saying they will announce results of the runoff tomorrow. today thousands of mostly islamist supporters gathering in the tahrir square for the sixth straight day. we are told it is peaceful, but huge. egypt's muslim brotherhood claiming the protest will not stop until generals return power to the people. protesters chanting victory, the chants refering to the muslim brotherhood candidate. egypt's military s brotherhood of stirring up division. hosni mubarak banded the brotherhood from egyptian politics. his health situation remains

unclear after he suffered a stroke and fell into a coma. leland vittert, some analysts have said the military has staged a coup in taking over the government. what are you hearing? >> reporter: harris this is one of those things looks like a coup, sons like a coup, it might just be a coup. military dissolved elected parliament they've said they are going to be in charge of writing the constitution and deciding what powers they have what powers the president has the people in tahrir square protesting behind me late into the night and early morning they are thousands and thousands of people think it is a coup as well, one of the things they are protesting this is a different group that we saw, this is the muslim brotherhood harder line version of the islamists who many fear want to turn egypt into an islamic state.

in the early morning massive crowds chanted revolutionary slogans against the army for muslim brotherhood candidate. friday demonstrations began with noon prayers muslim brotherhood est lined up hundreds of rows deep, silent in prayer, then angry in protest. >> we are here to support the doctor. >> reporter: on the ground it is difficult to get a perspective of how many people there are here saying they will not leave until their man is declared president. you are looking from more than a quarter mile away on the square. as we zoom out you get an idea how big an area it is, how many people there are and also the large encampment. >> i want to believe the army going to leave. >> reporter: you don't think they will? >> i wish for my kids.

>> reporter: the local mosque is now opening bathrooms and providing shade to rest from the blistering heat. saturday afternoon the crowd was smaller, but their chants fill the weekend air as many kept shelter tents waiting for another night of protest. currently mohammed leads by 800 thousand votes many warn if the brotherhood is allowed to take over this country will be turned into an islamic state. brotherhood says if they are not declared the winner, the crowds behind me in tahrir square will appear small with the protest they call for and launch around this country. going forward it looks like we are going to get results in the next 24 hours. the election commission says they are going to announce results 3 p.m. tomorrow afternoon that's 9:00 in the morning in new york.

>> harris: leland, you talked about an 800,000 vote advantage that the muslim brotherhood candidate could have. but there was a rally from more 's opponent? >> reporter: correct, throughout this time there's been accusations of fraud going back and forth. the other candidate here was the prime minister under president mubarak. at the least he got 48% of the vote. he has alleged the muslim brotherhood printed more than a million ballots and stuffed the ballot box. it is up to the supreme election commission to sort this out. we have heard rumors going every which direction which happens all the time in the mideast you have to wait and figure out what is going to happen. important to note while the muslim brotherhood is the most vocal group and they are the ones who have taken over tahrir square, there are many people in egypt who support

the opponent and say that is required to bring saint and they fear what the muslim brotherhood could bring which easily could be a stronger line of islam to this the mother of the arab world. >> harris: many analysts have said peace in egypt this is why it matters so much to the u.s. and around the world, if there is no peace in egypt there won't be much of peace throughout that region. we watch closely. leland vittert, thank you. >> now to turkey. strong words from that country's president after a military jet was shot down yesterday. tonight he's saying turkey will take necessary action against syria. syrian officials have claimed they shot down that turkish military jet overseerian waters. turkey's president did not specify what action would be taken. today the two countries conducted a joint search for that plane. the two nations are at odds over the ongoing bloodshed inside syria. fox journalists in syria,

we'll get an update from greg palkot, later. the verdicts in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial may be in but the case far from over. new information coming in as we learn sandusky's lawyers at one point wanted to resign from the case. we are live from pennsylvania in minutes. >> word of two deaths at the same california hotel where police found whitney houston's body on the eve of the grammys. it just so happens that beverly hills hotel is hosting another major awards ceremony today. stay close. ♪

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counts. his booking photograph showing a glimpse of his new reality. he faces-s of years in prison. legal analysts saying he will likely die there. sandusky was led from the courtroom in hand cuffs late last night escorted by his attorney. the crowding cheering once the verdicted -- verdicts came in. >> our goal here has always been to bring about a fair and a just result in this case. that goal has been accomplished with the jury's verdict. >> jerry continues to maintain his innocence we'll consider appeal issues but he's going to get a sentence that will put him in jail for the rest of his life. >> harris: dave lee miller live from pennsylvania. we know the outcome for jerry sandusky but this is far from over. >> reporter: that's right.

the trial is overbut the scandal is not. there's still the possibility that jerry sandusky could face other charges especially after the revelation earlier this week that his son matt claimed that he was abused by his father. there is also the possibility that jerry sandusky could be prosecuted in other states because he took at least one boy to games in texas and california. there's the chance that he could face federal charges. the prosecutors in pennsylvania have said repeatedly this is an ongoing investigation and they cannot rule out the possibility that other individuals might be arrested. of course, there's the flood of lawsuits expected, targeting penn state, highly unlikely of those lawsuits are going to trial. the school issued a statement yesterday after the verdict saying it is going to take responsibility for what has happened, going to take steps to resolve those claims. the mother of one of the victims in the courtroom summed up the resolution by

saying, nobody wins we've all lost. >> harris: sandusky was acquitted on three charges one was serious. what happened there? >> reporter: sandusky was charged with nine counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse in addition to other charges. one count he was acquitted of. that is significant this charge resulted directly from mike mcqueary the former coach's allegation he saw a boy raped in the showers at pen fate in 2001. that boy never identified, only called victim 2. the jury had reasonable doubt and found sandusky guilty of lesser charges dealing with victim number 2. what is very important here is remember, joe paterno was fired for not taking more aggressive action after mcqueary told him what he saw. two school administrators face

criminal charges for lying if to a grand jury about what mcqueary told them and for not reporting the child abuse to authorities. in the wake of this trial and the jury having some doubts about mcqueary's testimony, is it fair to say that some will raise the question that joe paterno perhaps was treated too harshly by the board of trustees. furthermore, what impact will this have as two administrators go to trial? >> harris: david lee miller, thank you. police in mexico made a big deal about capturing somebody they said was a drug cartel leader. they made a mistake. a little boy home alone and home invasion. thugs flow a hammer threw the window and break-in. this child was so courageous.

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her fourth floor hotel room. terrifying ordeal for an 11-year-old home alone when three break into his house. police in hollywood, florida say this went down thursday evening. the dad went out to grab dinner, police say three teenagers broke in by throwing a hammer at a window and shattering the glass. the boy found a place to hide and called 911. he to whisper so they wouldn't hear him as they ransacked the house. >> are you alone inside the house? is the person inside the house? >> harris: police got to the scene a few minutes later, they caught the burglars. the boy's dad says he will never leave his son home alone again. mexican authorities say they got wrong guy. mexican navy officials said they caught one of the son's of the top fugitive drug lord

now they admit it wasn't him two men arrested thursday military officials identifying the guy in the red as the son of a drug kingpin. guzman has been on the run since 2001 after escaping from a mexican prison. it turns out neither of those men is related to the drug lord. authorities are charging them with weapons possession, among other things. nan, this was a big deal because they made such a big deal about getting the guy. >> reporter: absolutely. we are told a mexican navy official misidentified the suspect. it turns out he's the father of a toddler and works with his mother-in-law at a used car dealership. the attorney general's office said the man presume the son of guzman is really 23-year-old and not guzman salazar. his wife said the couple and

their 1-year-old were sleeping in their home when marines ed in the door and arrested her husband and his half brother. authorities identified both men as members of the cartel. the navy says the men were found with a grenade launcher, two assault rifles, two pistols and $135,000 in cash. his wife says there were no drugs or guns but the family did have the cash because of a recent home sale. >> harris: is this embarrassing for both countries? >> reporter: you can imagine since mexico's top drug lord buffed out of brings 11 years ago in a laundry cart he has been playing cat and mouse with mexico and the united states both kristen an intense manhunt -- both countries continue an intense manhunt, flying under the radar of security of an international meeting of foreign ministers, including

secretary of state clinton. a lot of finger-pointing. the mexican attorney general's office saying the original information came from the united states. the united states says the information came from mexico. >> harris: always blaming the other guy we'll see what happens. anna, thank you. new fallout in the fast and furious gun walking scandal days before a potential contempt of congress vote against the man you see there our nation's highest cop, eric holder, the attorney general. we have new reaction from the family of murdered border patrol agent brian terry who many say if it had not been for his death we might not know about fast and furious. >> watch out for that first step, it is a doozy. what is going on? we'll explain. [ male announcer ] this is genco services --

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size of the city of fort collins. tropical storm warning issued for part of the louisiana coast now called tropical storm debby, churning, forming in the gulf of mexico with maximum sustained winds 50 miles per hour forcasters saying it will bring 10 inches of rain to parts of the gulf coast from southern louisiana to the florida panhandle. >> apparent murder-suicide in that beverly hilton in california man and woman found shot to death in their room hours before the daytime emmys. turning to the latest in the fast and furious gun walking scandal. the family of murdered agent brian terry speaking ahead what is pecked to be a tense week on capitol hill. republicans are pushing a contempt of congress vote against attorney general holder. that could come monday. house democrats are pushing back tonight. molly henneberg is live with

the news in washington. terry's family is voicing frustration with the patrolleddings on the hill. >> reporter: right they are upset because brian terry was kill 18 months ago and they say no one has taken responsibility for the operation that lead to terry being gunned down. >> we still don't know why these questionable and flawed tactics of operation fast and furious were allowed to take place. who authorized these tack fix -- tactics that resulted in putting military grade assault weapons into the hands of the most dangerous criminals in north america. >> reporter: he says the only way to prevent this from happening again is find out who approved this plan. >> harris: one of the things we were watching for was whether or not there would be some sort of last minute deal struck between holder and house republicans. what are we hearing? >> reporter: right john

boehner says the vote by the full house as far as contempt of congress charge will go forward next week unless the obama administration turns over documents that the house oversight committee has asked for. attorney general holder has offered to provide additional paperwork but not what republicans requested. today democrats on that committee put out a statement saying, the committee flatly rejected a fair and reasonable offer made by the attorney general to provide additional documents sought by the committee in exchange for a good faith commitment. republicans respond to that saying the justice department doesn't get to decide which papers it hands over in an investigation. >> as many as 80,000 responsive documents only 67 -- 7600 have been turned over. who gets to choose what is relevant? >> reporter: speaker boehner says the terry family,

deserves answers about why their son was killed as the result of an operation run by the united states government. >> harris: molly, thank you. in syria president assad forming a new government as tensions escalate between his country and turkey. assad vowing to make the government more inclusive of the people. they've been fighting with the anti-government rebels for a year. some doubt his commitment after he appointed a loyalist as prime minister. meanwhile, turkey is considering taking action after syria -- syrian forces shot down a military plane yesterday. >> today mass funeral for syrian soldiers activist groups saying the troops died in clashes with rebels. activists saying the latest round of government shelling killed dozens of civilians. uprising has lasted more than a year with the death toll now estimated by the united nations at above 14,000. many of them dead women and children.

greg palkot is in damascus, syria tonight with more. >> reporter: fighting continues here. officials telling me it is still dangerous for folks to go out. underscoring that the death of a syrian red crescent medical worker in the eastern part of syria, both sides involved in the ongoing fighting the last 24 hours rebel s hit an oil facility in that same area in the northern city anti-government protest was fired upon by with the authorities. activists put the death toll at over 14,000 and in that number something like 4,000 of those are syrian soldiers. we were at a mass military funeral in damascus today, 40 soldiers killed in recent clashes nearby were buried this is becoming a daily ritual. more fallout from the downing of that turkish jet by syria

yesterday off the syrian coast. today an official said it was an accident not an attack. syria is working with the turkish navy to try to locate the pilot. the two countries remain on frosty footing. president assad reshuffled his cabinet today, including two veteran but moderate opponents all key levers of power controlled by hard-line loyalists. >> harris: ecuador considering wikileaks founder julian assange's request for asylum. the embassy in london says the an ambassador was traveling to ecuador to brief the president on the request. assange took refuge inside the embassy tuesday now camped out inside an office there all his legal options have run out for avoiding extradition from britain to sweden where he's wanting for questioning in alleged sex crimes his attorneys are saying those charges are false and politically motivated.

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new york: spanish performing group building a record breaking human tower 150 members forming the eight level structure. the most tiers ever. on top of it, 9-year-old girl. texas: child with a deadly bone disease sees one dream come true sheriffs making him an honorary deputy. >> a man never stood so tall as when he kneels to help a child. chandler, welcome to the ranks. >> harris: his mom says chandler has had more than 200 medical procedures and always manages to smile through it all. that's fox watch across america. the 7th graders who taunted a bus monitor and ed video on the internet it went vie ram now apparently receiving threatening messages from people. within boy says he's getting hundreds of them. next, who is coming to their

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finding a job, tough for millions of americans right now. for veterans it is even more difficult. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, veterans have a 4% higher unemployment rate than the rest of the nation. for one wounded warrior becoming an entrepreneur means meet -- the odds. elizabeth what is this soldier up against? >> reporter: kareem watson a young veteran soldier had all the odds against him not only was he wounded he was suffering from a severe case of ptsd. on top of that the unemployment rate for that group since he served in a post 9/11 area he -- era he was feeling the affects of the highest unemployment rate of any veteran group. watson tell us he underwent a number of surgeries after he blew out his knee in the line of duty he couldn't hold down a steady job. instead of collecting says, he went back-to-school and

learned how to become a motorcycle tech. >> there were a couple times i wanted to just give up, not do anything and sit around, collect a check and not do nothing with my life. i knew i wanted to do more. i knew i wanted to do something with my life. >> reporter: that was the turning point. he said he wanted to live his own american dream. he's starting and opening up his own motorcycle shop with two other veterans. >> harris: i love bikes. how is the shop doing, is it open? >> reporter: we are getting the story out in the nick of time the shop is opening next week and we hear initially just servicing motorcycles and atv's also selling apparel.mbx e+years ÷7?q become stone is the fact that this shop is -- wall that the shop is a symbol of freedom for him. >> did go to war and fought and bled for my country. i did a lot of things that

most people can't do or wouldn't want to do in the name of freedom and my family and my home and to be able to do that and now come home and enjoy what i did fight for, it is really -- it really feels good. >> reporter: harris, although the shop isn't open for another week there are already customers waiting for service and they have quite the following on facebook. >> harris: awesome. good to see you, thank you. newark, new jersey mayor booker adding to his list of heroics in april he ran into a burning building to save a woman. yesterday the mayor and his security detail stopped to help a pedestrian after the guy was hit by a car. >> i got there as it was happening as well and helped to get ice and water and just really to comfort him, help the ambulance and

professionals get him on to an ambulance. >> harris: just so you know, the spokesperson for the mayor's office calls the detective who first arrived at the scene the real hero. a packed tour bus in croatia crashes killing eight. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. croatia: tourists heading for a vacation their bus crashes into a fence and overturns on highway dozens hurt, emergency workers airlifting some to a hospital in the country's capital. pakistan: attackers kill eight people as victims were doing their laundry. police saying two gunmen on a motorcycle sprayed the building with bullets no word on who was behind the attack. india: day four, in the effort to reach a little girl trapped in a narrow well, it is more than

60 feet deep. authorities say she was playing on her birthday when she fell into the hole which was dug illegally. crews supplying her with oxygen and monitoring her movement with cameras. hang kong: -- hong kong: paddle hard the annual dragon boat races. crowds lining up to watch the long boats the festival originated 2,000 years ago. honoring ancient chinese poet who committed suicide by drowning in the river to protest croup shun that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. iran has had its share of protests so far the regime has been immune to the so-called arab spring movement. thousands are trying to change that. massive crowds showing up as world leaders come together to demand democratic change. ♪

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>> harris: tens of thousands gathering in paris this weekend to protest the government of iran. iran says there is no opposition cue the video in france. ex-patriots from iran joining former and current leaders from around the world in a quest for democratic change. this after the latest round of talks on the controversial nuclear program ended without resolution. amy kellogg streaming live from paris. >> reporter: harris, there are lots of developments vis-a-vis the situation in iran. first the economic sanctions oil embargo on the part of

europe goes into effect in a week. a folk to an expert today who fears there will be a full blown economic crisis in that country soon possibly shortages of essential goods and price rises of 50% on certain things. the opposition in iran has been crushed by the regime. this group meeting outside of paris today is calling for free and fair elections, a gender equal iran and a separation between religion and state. the group the mek as it is called is fighting to get off the u.s. list of terrorist countries. it was put there and it is up for review in that regard soon. it was put on that list after it fought americans and the shah in the 70s but quickly soured on the islamic revolution and has been fighting that regime for decades. its critics say it is not a democratic organization but it has enlisted very high profile

supporters who say that the u.s. and the world have to do much more to challenge the regime in iran. >> this regime is much worse than mubarak annika daffy combined. they've killed -- and qadhafi combined they killed more people, sponsored rich at a level that is totally unacceptable if the united states of america was for regime change in egypt for regime change in libya, for regime change in syria, why 7[9[esi regime change inñ iran worse than all three combined? >> reporter: horrific stories from people today about what their families experienced in iran and a range of opinions about what should be done. some say no military intervention. some say this is the only way there are others who weren't in this group today who think that diplomacy still needs one more chance. >> harris: this is fascinating

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