u. >> this is the fox report, font, a bipartisan group of eight senators on the verge of a new bill to put 11 million illegal immigrants in this country on the path to citizenship. not everyone agrees with their vision forward. and it's monday morning in north korea already, a key day for that country. are we about to see that communist regime dare to launch a missile, or worse? anticipation of some sort of message from a young dictator in a repressive nation. on a holiday of monumental importance in north korea.

fox reports live from across the border in seoul on how the day could determine kim jong-un's next show of force. and the beatdown on a city bus, when the driver gets out of his seat and heads straight for a passenger. tonight, what led the man behind the wheel to pummel a rider and threaten throw him of the bus. next, he served america and now he's told he can't fly flags in front of his business, a business which hence other veterans. >> you're going to tell me, i can't honor them, i can't show respect for them? i'm sorry, bring the handcuffs, i don't care, i'll go to jail, i don't care. >> harris: i'm harris faulknefaulkne faulkner. we begin with activity to watch closely in north korea, people are separating a major

holiday. in the midst of reality, and he when the north parties, we've seen they show force. they're celebrating the founder of modern korea and worldwide concern of a missile launch, which we've been seeing them threaten for days. and we're monitoring a change in the tone from south korea as leaders there appear to be ready to try to talk through the current crisis with north korea, but late today, word north korean leaders reject that and calling it a crafty trick. we're on the ground tonight in the korean peninsula, and our greg palkot is streaming live from south korea, and 20,000 troops are nationed and worth mentioning and finding out what the mood is there. >> reporter: yeah, the mood, harris, is anticipating something, we're not sure quite what. what we know for sure is that in pyongyang in a short while there is going to be a huge celebration marking that birthday in the north korean

founder, they call it the day of the sun and we should get a glimpse of the north korean leader kim jong-un, lying low lately. what we don't know if that mid range missile is going to launch today. so far in the last few minutes, no news. no new reports sunday of any movement, but still, the government and military here remains on high alert. the media here is calling this a critical day, harris. >> i know i was just telling our viewers that there's a history of doing military show stunts around big days like this. >> absolutely. there is a history, well-timed events, harris, we've been to north korea a few times and we were there last night at this time and we saw a failed missile launch supposed to tie into the 100th anniversary. and some say last december and some said it was time to mark the death of kim jong-il and even to some americans events. now, those arguing today that there might not be a launch.

kim jong-un might have gotten what he wanted, the world's attention. harris. >> harris: what we saw yesterday, the secretary of state john kerry telling that country, while he was visiting in china not to even think about that missile launch. he just wrapped up his trip to the asian region. what has been the outcome? >> it's been an urgent round of diplomacy by secretary of state kerry and he's about to leave there and about to speak out against the missile launch and provocation and said that the u.s. would defend itself and allies of any threats and also talking a lot about possible new approaches to the north. restarting multi-party tax, back channel negotiations and even high level diplomatic contact again between the u.s. and pyongyang, all of this, however, harris is based on the north giving up the nukes and that, they really don't want to do. back to you. >> greg palkot on the ground for us tonight on the korean peninsula. thank you very much. so the threat is heightened because it's a holiday for them, but some context on how

much attention they wanted. we know north korea has cares i had out military taxes on big american holidays as well. for example, 4th of july, 2006, they test fired a long range rocket which failed and the missile blew up after 42 seconds in flight and a few months later on columbus day in 2006. north korea shacked tshocked the world. and in 2009, the north conducted a second nuclear test. interesting timing for the north now. american cannot lose sight of iran while this is going on which is working on a nuclear program of its own, and with global focus on the korean peninsula, iran is still quietly pushing ahead, ramping up its uranium production we know despite crippling sanctions and diplomatic negotiations from the u.s. and our allies. we're keeping a close eye on it. connor powell from our mideast news room, connor? >> harris, even though north

korea is grabbing most of the headlines these days, there are growing concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions. >> tehran announced this weekend that it set to test three new rockets, according to iranian state media, described them surface to air missiles, but the army claim they were only for deterrent purposes, but still comes on the heels of the republic's announcement it would increase uranium production, the key element in building a nuclear bomb and adding the nuclear talks with iran. despite another round of talks in kazakhstan last week, diplomates admit that iran at u.s. remain far apart. and so both president obama and israeli leaders promised they will not allow that to happen. many analysts believe tehran is watching the way the world

handles north korea and the longer the standoff continues, the more determined iran will be to get a nuclear weapon. harris. >> harris: connor, thank you. and back in this country now, a small group of lawmakers about to go public with their idea for dealing with illegal immigration. at stake, border security with mexico and the status of roughly 11 million people living here illegally. the so-called gaining of eight senators, four republicans, four democrats expect today release their full bull sometime this week, perhaps as early as tuesday. but today, one of them, republican senator marco rubio providing a glimpse of what to expect and encouraging the fellow lawmakers to look closely at the bill to see what is called the benefits it would provide for the economy. >> all i'm asking for is for this plan to be reviewed through that same standard, the same conservative, dynamic scoring that we apply to tax cuts and if you're doing that and some have started to do

that, you'll find when he we reform the immigration system we get the people here now paying their taxes and not taking anything out of the system, this will be a net positive for the country economically now and in the future. so, a big week ahead. let's look at that, peter? >> illegal immigrants in the united states are enjoying a policy senator marco rubio described today as defacto amnesty and said if illegal immigrants want to stay under the bipartisan senate group of eight plan, they will need to pay fines and get jobs. this is not amnesty. amnesty is the forgiveness of something, amnesty is anything that says do it illegally, it will be cheap he eer and easier if you're illegally in the united states you're not pro hibited from getting a green card, you have to go back and wait for it. we're create ago alternative to that. >> and another member of the gaining of eight says it will

be next week. every disagreement between the eight of us is resolved and i expect the eight of us will introduce the bill on tuesday. >> outside the gang of eight they think the group is on the wrong track. >> and we're going to look at how the flow of workers are going to double the workers, in addition to those legalized, 11 million. >> and the criticism of the immigration legislation senator durbin says stopping 90% of illegal border crossing is a goal and a trigger for a part of the law. >> every republican at the table says we've got to start with border security and we'll stick around. i think we've kept faith on that, encouraged by the gang of eight plan, but needs to read it before he can support it. harris. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. it is a girl. jenna bush hager giving birth

to the first grandchild to former president bush and laura bush. laura and i are proud to announce the birth, and she was named for her grandmother. she was born in new york city. we met our beautiful granddaughter today. jenna and mila are healthy and our family is elated, end quote. congratulations to the bush and the haggar family. >> harris: right now, the poll closed in a key presidential election south of our border. millions of people turning out to vote six weeks after the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez. he painted the united states as evil, called the former president the devil, all while selling our country billions of dollars worth of oil. now his hand picked successor on the ballot. what the outcome could mean for all of us in measuring.

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>> an update now to a story that was breaking during last night's fox report. people missing in the mountains east of seattle, washington. two avalanches along late yesterday. they found a woman buried under five feet of snow in blizzard-like conditions and unfortunately she didn't make it. she and others were

snow-shoeing when the slide hit. and a man they have not found. and a tour of one of america's natural treasures ends in disaster. 16 visitors returning from a trip to yosemite national park were on a bus went down an embankment and hit a tree, south of the entrance we're told. the driver was going so fast he lost control, california patrol says. the tree kept the bus from landing in the ravine. all the of the passengers were hurt none of them seriously. the home to the largest exports of oil in the world and 40 billion in petroleum products to the united states. when venezuela holds a presidential election, washington d.c. tends to pay attention. we're waiting for the results who will be the next leader. no official count yet although the acting presidential candidate is favored to win and also happens to be the

hand picked successor of the late hugo chavez. you may know he's considering america to be his enemy and calling the former president the devil. steve harrigan live with the latest from the poll, steve? >> harris, nicholas has been getting help from state controlled media and for that reason most polls have him ahead, but he has been make ago late surge and running on emotion, getting big clouds in the last week of voting and it's been an uphill battle and running against the ghost of chavez. a very close race anticipated, but right now, most polls favoring the man hugo chavez has been active president, harris. >> to make it clear why it matters to the u.s. who wins? >> certainly, venezuela, a major oil exporter the country with the most oil reserves in the world and a real difference in the candidates how they feel about the u.s., and he's already expelled two u.s. diplomates accusing of

them of espionage and bad relations if he is elected. and they want much better elections, but the biggest change the policy makers hope to see is the end of one man rule in venezuela, something they hope comes to an end with this election after 14 years of hugo chavez, harris. >> we're watching it tonight and we expect the results to come in in the next few hours. we'll let people know here on fox news channel what happens. good to see you, thank you. >> new developments in the deaths of a district attorney, his wife and another prosecutor. a huge story we've been following for you in texas, all three of them gunned down in cold blood. detectives searching overnight through a storage unit, more than one, in texas, the dallas metro and the latest investigation coming up for you. and this is not service with a smile. and the city bus driver attacking a passenger. there's audio on this, but now what? we can't play it because of what they're saying. the confrontation is worse

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>> new developments tonight in the unsolved murders of a district attorney, his wife and the assistant d.a., this is playing out in a texas county, a huge story there. as many of those in law enforcement have felt targeted by these killings, growing questions tonight after a man was arrested yesterday. we told, but this on fox report last night. he has a connection to two of the victims. this is him right here eric williams charged with merriakina terroristic threat. they searched his house and late last night searched several storage containers throughout the dallas metro.

the murder of district attorney mike mclelland, his wife cynthia and mark hasse. still unsolved. and a question whether he'll be named has a suspect. dominic di-natale has been on the story since the beginning, dom? >> reporter: in cases like these, this'll look at whether it's an act of vengeance. it appeared they didn't like each other a whole lot with a clash of personalities, before williams was convicted for corruption and called william a man bereft of honor and described williams-- at the end of the day, one criminal expert we spoke to earlier those circumstances could easily create a common murder scenario. >> there are literally numerous cases that go before

prosecutors, sometimes for the most routine of reasons, to create a rage and a sense of injustice and powerlessness in the person who faced them. >> and of course, williams' conviction stripped him of his justice status, which would have been humiliating, harris. >> as we watched this unfolding with the arrest, it was clear that this man was not being called a suspect. what's the likelihood now that they've searched the house and the storage containers that he might be be charged in these murders? >> right now, harris, police prefer to say or rather not talk about-- i'm sorry, they'd rather say what has happened and not talk about what is happening. even though there are different sources that he's going to be charged. and here is what the kaufman county sheriff said to fox news in an e-mail, williams has not been charged with any

murder and we have not named any suspects, prime suspects or persons of interest in the case. the investigation continues and all leads and tips continue to be worked. well, whoever ends up being charged, harris, it was most likely be for capital murder because it was law enforcement officials who were slain. back to you. >> dominic di-natale, thank you very much. a brutal confrontation between a city bus driver and one of his passengers caught on tape. it happened in lincoln, nebraska it happened when the passenger was asking the driver questions over and over he was apparently new to the area, and he called his supervisor. but as the cameras show, he of got up from the seat, stopped the bus and the driver landed 17 blows even though the passenger was never threatening. >> the supervisor instructed fish tower inform the passenger that he could get off the bus voluntarily,

otherwise the police would be called to assist. and mr. fisher disregarded that directive. >> harris: all right, if you keep watching here you'll see the initial attack, the driver then drags the passenger off the bus and tosses him into the line of traffic. the driver now out of a job, facing assault charges. the fight over guns and your second amendment rights about to reach the floor of congress. the next steps in the crucial debate and when lawmakers could actually vote on gun control measures. in the controversy surrounding the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan. why families of some of the victims are upset by the nonprofit group charged some visitors. ♪ ♪

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a rare spring snowstorm bringing blizzard-like conditions to colorado and states and cities all the way to minneapolis where they could see up to a foot and a half of snow in some areas. and jenna bush hager gives birth to a baby girl, mila, she is he ate first grandchild of president bush and laura bush. asaid to be doing well, according to her dad, the president. and capitol hill, the senate set to begin debating a bipartisan bill debating federal background checks. and the two men responsible hit the airwaves today, talking how it would make people safer while protecting their constitutional rights. >> and we think a background check to help increase the likelihood that we'll be successful if keeping hands guns out of the hands of dangerous people and it's common sense and i think when people see the bill, they will support it.

>> does not infringe on their right as a family, and right of your neighbors or any of that does not infringe on that. it protects the rights of veterans which have not been protected against the rights that they should have. >> and steve centanni with the news live for us tonight. curious to know exactly what is in this bill. >> well, harris, the bill would expand background checks to include gun shows and internet sales, which are not included now. and it would not require a gun check, if the gun is bought from the family or family member or a friend and it also addresses gun trafficking and beefs up school security, but opponents say it misses the mark entirely. >> we're missing a golden opportunity here, we're focusing so much on guns, we should be focused on violence, violence is the problem. guns is what they're using to commit violence. >> and opponents also see any gun restriction as a restriction on the second amendment right to bear arms, harris. >> what are the chances that the bill will pass? >> and manchin and toomey say

it's a close vote and hoping to gain momentum and explaining what's in the bill and what's not. democratic senator dick durbin say he and fellow senators have one question. >> we have to ask the basic questions should we try to keep the guns out of the hands of felons so mentally unstable and if the answer is yes-- >> and the house is total to unveil a version of their bill and progress in the house could be even more difficult, harris. >> harris: that's why they call it washington back and forth. steve centanni, thank you very much. controversy brewing over one of new york city's most sacred sites. the growing outrage focuses on the 9/11 memorial museum which rests at the food of the trade center. i should say 9/11. the nonprofit that runs the site recently began charging

$2 for advanced reservations made over the phone and regular admission is free for everybody and that's not going over well for some of the families who lost loved ones. the father of one victim accusing the foundation of making money off those who died, but they say they're operating without city, state or federal funding and needed to help with the high flow the visitors, it's attracted over 7 million sightseers. an al-qaeda group of in one country and supreme court was in session inside the building. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. somalia, al-shabab islamic extremists wearing suicide vests in mogadishu. they reportedly got in a running gun battle with security forces that lasted two hours and at least 60

people dead, including nine terrorists. belgium. a bus crashed through a guardrail on a bridge plunging to a field below killing at least five people and a dozen injured. many of those on board, teenagers travelling to paris from russia. pictures from the scene, showing the passengers belongings all over the ground. the cause under investigation. india, two massive fires burning in the north. the first blamed on a cooking accident leaving hundreds homeless and the second at a clothing warehouse, people in the area told to get out. >> and the safety regulations are notoriously lacks and rarely implemented and works in the breakout of fires. >> mexico, a volcano spewing a dense cloud of ash, this is halfway between mexico city and the city of pueblo, 25 million in a 60 mile radius

and worried that the falling ash will contaminate their water. and this is a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. deep in the utah desert a secretive site that viewer americans know about and fewer get to see, but other own catherine herridge got a close-up as part of a fox investigation. >> in utah, 25 miles due south of salt lake city, a massive construction project is nearing completion. the heavily secured site belongs to the national security agency. the low calls call it the spy center, deanna says it will have a major focus on cyber security and the agency will neither confirm nor deny specifics. some published reports say it could hold 5 zeta bites, equivalent of 62 billion iphones, that would stretch

out from the earth to the moon and we asked those in charge about it. >> it holds the data of american citizens? >> no, we don't hold data on u.s. citizens. people there at nsa. they take protecting your civil liberties and privacy as the most important thing that they do. >> we weren't given access to the utah facility, but we could see it from the sky. >> right now we're 500 feet over the utah data center. the nsa says we need it to help keep the country safe and critics say the concrete box is front and center in the debate over liberty, security and privacy. >> it raises the most serious questions about the vast amount of data that could be kept in one place from many, many different sources. nsa whistleblower says that americans should be be concerned about letting the government go too far in the name of security. >> the only way you could have pure security is to have a perfect surveillance, and that's george orwell, that's 1984.

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trip across america. california, the coast guard releasing this video showing the rescue of those people from a tugboat that began taking on water. they were forced to emit the emergency beacon and hopped into a life raft. and the coast guard zeroed in on the beacon's position. there were high waves and winds at the time, but no official caught. in louisiana, a pilot practicing aerial stunts when it malfunctioned forcing him to bail out and parachutes to the ground. he was hurt, but managed to drive himself to a hospital. and it crashed not far from a high school, but no injuries on the ground. texas, big state with one city shrinking the size of government. the city of el paso saying goodbye to the city hall.

a minor league baseball stadium will be built in its place and they apparently love explosions and one day after crews demolished two massive smoke stacks. >> virginia, thousands of students running to honor the victims of the 2007 virginia tech shooting massacre. now an annual tradition to promote unity at the school. >> and it was about a sense of community with people coming together and really trying to, i don't know, reinforce the fact that we're all here for each other. >> more than 8,000 people registered for this year's run which is 3.2 miles throughout the campus. remembering the 32 victims who died. and that's a fox watch across america. a marine veteran finds himself embroiled in a new battle in time at home with leaders in his hometown. over a public display of various military flags meant to salute our nation's men and women. officials in the town of holly hills says the flags have to

go. that determined war hero vowed the flags will stay no matter the cost. kelly joyce, a fox affiliate wofl has more. >> and andy runs holly hills rights for restaurants and bar. a nonprofit group that helps support veterans. >> these flags represent our men and women fighting all over the world for us today. >> he's a wounded marine corps vet and passionate about the u.s. and our militaries. his granddaughter, grandson and son-in-law are serving in different branches of the military, so he decided to fly these flags representing all our servicemen and women. >> and the fines will start today. i guess, for every day that the flags fly. >> these flags have been here every weekends for two years until this past week. just this week, he got a letter from the city saying it's against a new city code passed in march. >> don't tell me that my

marine corps, navy, air force, are flutter signs? you're going to compare them to beer signs? >> the new law requires businesses to apply for a permit. however, the u.s., state, and p.o.w. flags are allowed. since he's leaving them up all week, and fined $300 a day by the city of holly hill and they announced they will hold a special hearing in two weeks to discuss the matter, but for now, he says the flags aren't going anywhere. >> you're going to tell me that i can't honor them, i can't show respect for them? i'm sorry, you know, bring your handcuffs, i don't care, i'll go to jail. i don't care. >> harris: wow, $300 a day? they make a decision or at least talk about it in two weeks and we'll stay on the story. a special thanks to kelly joyce, fox affiliate wofl for

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>> police finally have it. the diamond ring worth thousands of dollars the suspect they say put the evidence in his mouth and swallowed it. a man walked into a jewelry store and asked about engagement rings, they showed him a princess cut stone and he gulped it. charges pending until the x-rays confirmed the ring. and they're not telling how, but they recovered it, held on $50,000 bond tonight. tied until the end and a playoff at the masters. adam scott becoming the first australian ever to win a green jacket beating out argentina's angel cabrera has a jacket from 2009 and probably would like another one. and our masters sports

connection, jim gray, joining us by phone from augusta. >> what day out here, rain, but the competition was amazing and outstanding and decided on the second hole. and adam scott made a putt and the australian first green jacket winner and now adam scott 0 lives in switzerland, but born in australia. only eight tour victories to his credit first major at 32 years of age a very popular guy on the tour and fans love him and other players love him and patterned his golfing life over tiger woods and modeled his swing and had tiger's old caddy with the win. >> harris: and tiger was struggling this tournament although he came back although it looked like maybe he could

make it up, but not so wh you say struggled. he's the best golfer in the world. he had numerous chances and a birdie on 13 and a birdie on 15, but if you take away the penalty stroke that he was assessed because of all that went on a couple of days ago when he hit the flag stick, he got very unlucky. if he makes a birdie on that hold and as unlucky as i've ever seen in golf that's a four stroke difference he's minus 5. the winners today were minus 9 he would have been in the playoff with cabrera and scott, i know a lot of if's and buts, howevers and maybes, but if he wasn't unlucky he would have been in the playoffs. >> harris: i think you're saying, we'll he see him. but he's got green jackets. let's talk about kobe bryant with the lakers. this time when you joined us last night on the phone, we were going to talk about golf, but kobe with major surgery.

>> kobe bryant the surgery was a success. he is in the hospital resting comfortably. he cannot move for two weeks so he's laid up. and watching the game be and contribute on the phone and ipad, and if they want to call him. he wants the team to make it to the playoffs and kobe bryant wants to remain involved. he's heart broken, disappointed, distraught to a certain degree, but looking forward to a come back, that will not be the last time you see kobe bryant on the court and tournament and be back a six to nine-month rehabilitation period. >> harris: you know you're a superstar when they call you at home by phone. can you help me get through this newscast? >> and perhaps they should, perhaps you should be with some of the other anchors and the ifb you have. >> harris: i love you. >> i've never had anybody to

say that. thank you. the last person that said that, charles barkley kissed me on the air years ago and that was disturbing. >> harris: this is a memorable moment mainly for me. thank you very much. >> same here, thanks, harris. >> harris: sure. let's do fox fast forward now. looking ahead to some of the big stories coming up this week on monday, the tax man co cometh, filing taxes with the irs. and britain lays to rest the iron lady, margaret thatcher, and guests prime minister david cameron is expected to read at the service, a senate vote on a bipartisan gun control bill could come as early as tuesday or wednesday, that's according to one of two men to crafted a deal, and senator pat toomey. on this day in 1865, john wilks booth mortally wounded

president abraham lincoln at ford theater. they elected president lincoln and his opposition made him a media target. and he helped and led the american people through its lowest points. days after the war ended booth fired a single budget into lincoln's head. our 16th president died the next day and became the first ever assassinated. booth went on and run and killed before he was captured. and assassins bullet cut him do down. it's been great having you, and stay tuned. my friend the governor is live from little rock, arkansas. special guests, funny lady, carol burnett. and after this quick break which is different for us. stick around, have a fabulous

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