harry potter series. >> reporter: you call him harry potter?nt mills had described an impressive fellow cadet to me. but this was also a period in prince harry's life when he made mistakes. in public. there were stories of drug taking. and heavy drinking. there were stories of brawling outside nightclubs. >> this is the first time i've ever seen prince harry. it's the first time i've ever photographed him. i was quite shocked, in fact. >> reporter: not forgetting the infamous occasion he went dressed as a nazi to a fancy dress party. >> it's another royal mess. once again, it's prince harry who's in the firing line. >> reporter: that earned him a rebuke from some of the country's senior politicians. >> the prince is showing such immaturity. >> i think a public apology is appropriate. >> i think this is all part of him kbroeing up, learning, perhaps not being aware of how much the media were going to scrutinize him. i think that probably is harry of the past. we haven't so far heard a gaffe from him for quite a long time. i think he's learned hi

harris? >> harris: all right, greg palkot watching it for us in damascus. on our soil, new information about a new york attorney. suspected of killing his girlfriend. he surgrendered to police last night, after he beat and strangled danielle thomas he pretended she was still alive and sources saying he sent text messages to her friends from her cell phone saying he was her and she was okay. all this as her body was in a bathtub full of ice in their queens apartment. her death come three weeks after she filed an assault complaint against him. >>> the aiforce rocked by scandal, allegations flying of horrendous behavior against female trainees at the hands of instructors and lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a closer look. details on the investigation, coming up. and we have asked you to send us images, from those powerful storms, so we can share them with our viewers. and, you have responded. the pictures of the damage from your eyes, your cameras, fox viewers in charge of the story. plus, the wild scene at a baseball game, after nature comes out swinging.

>> i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. a passenger jet slams into a building in the middle of one city, killing everybody on board. what witnesses are now saying happened just before it went down. and murder, deep in the the desert. the latest evidence america's third war can leave anyone a victim. >> border patrol agents discover the unthinkable on our side of the line. a mexican cartel connection. in moments, what we just learned about the the startling crime. also, a symbolic back drop for 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

below us. >> harris: evacuations again. deadly wildfire spreads in colorado. thousands exiting the flames homes burn to the ground. >> after two weeks of that fire getting established in there, still trying to come alive. >> harris: watching yet another state join the ring of fireífw the southwest. new developments in the fast and furious gun-running scandal. the program set up by the feds to catch the most wanted drug 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

>> harris: i'm harris faulkner. bottom of the hour time for the top of the news: unpredictable.high temperatures are challenging crews who are trying to knock down wildfires out weather swirling the winds. in youtube 2300 people forced from their homes. in colorado flames does tproeug 191 homes west of fort collins. thenna fire continues to burn in area the -- three times the 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

to asome point a special investigator, and attorney general eric holder, he harris. >> harris: greece country facing a crucial election, in egypt. they're counting the votes. it's where we began the fox report. the latest round of voting in the first free presidential elections, one year after the arab spring, protests that toppled long time president hosni mubarak, democracy is still hanging by a thread. a few years ago, a high court dissolved their democr democratically. and as the ruling military counsel retained the legislative hours. leland vittert, streaming live from cairo, you have democracy on one hand taking shape. >> exactly. the question is the supreme court of the armed forces do what it says, actions speak louder than worts in the middle east and the army a long time isn't saying we want to give up the power, lately what they're doing, keeping four themselves. and whether it will mean anything, millions of egypses video and polls closed, and they didn't like who they were voting for, on one hand a choice of the prrm for mubarak, so many died to fight to keep out of offer

harris. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you.president is coming to town, do you ask him to foot the bill? officials in a small college town in new hampshire say they're honored to host president obama for an uncoming campaign stop. they just don't want to pay for it. he's set to visit durham tomorrow. local leaders want his campaign to pick up the tab. an estimated $30,000 for extra security. in a news release, found that campaign costs should not be paid by local taxpayers, so far no comment from mr. obama's team. a woman tries to bribe her way out of a drunk driving arrest and a bus monitor bullied by a group of middle schoolers, two stops as we go across america. florida. >> and why do they pay you in cash, whatever (bleep). >> kind of-- it's just like, yf time to deal with this right now. >> you heard it right that woman apparently trying to bribe a police officer who pulled her over for speeding. >> you're absolutely drunk. and belligerent, you know you are. >> i'm not belligerent. >> the officer said he immediately knew sh

one obama campaign official says that republicans are quote, rooting for failure, harris. >> harris:nni, 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 killi

harris. >> harris: thank you very much.overnor mitch daniels believes that of government works better without public sector unions after neighboring wisconsin scott walker won a major recall victory. critics of the bill to limit collective bargaining powers forced that recall election. back in 2005 on his first day in office, governor daniels signs an order ending collective bargaining rights with public employee unions. today on fox news sunday, the governor says it's helped his state. >> in our state, we had a 16 year run with so-called collective bargaining. and we did end it, and i want to say that although it led to the saving of large amounts of tax dollars and it wasn't principally about that. we had 160 pages of shackles, really, on government's ability to deliver services better and seven years later we're delivering services across the board in a much more effective way. >> harris: the deputy chief of staff for the afl-cio which represents some 12 million workers says the real issue is we need to pay americans eno

harris. now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody and the people that do know me, my friends they know me, my family they know me, so it's surreal. it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >>> comi

harris? >> republicans say compassion for the young people is definitely important but they argue so is the rule of law. >> reporter: they may not agree with the plan of helping children of illegals find a legal way to stay here, but republicans don't like the president's decision to go around congress to change something as important as immigration and border security. here's more. >> this kind of action may make it difficult, sort of relieve steam, pressure to try to pass comprehensive immigration reform by dealing with the children through this temporary fix. i believe strongly it's important for this country to know who's in this country in a post 9/11 war and why they're here. i believe immigration reform through legislation is the right approach. >> reporter: gonzalez also said this policy may open the door for other illegal immigrants, adults, to try to get their kids into the u.s. harris. >> molly henneberg with the latest on this. thank you very much. >>> a fox urgent now. informatio

the duke and duchess of cambridge, prince harry. the immediate members of the family directly in line of accession, they'll be on the balcony. >> we've got more of the queen's diamond jubilee coming up. >>> here we have the queen getting out of the carriage. 86 year old. and let's just watch. and the other carriage now arriving as well. this is the last we will see of the queen before she appears on the balcony just about an hour or so before the fly-pass. other senior members of the royal family now going inside. the duke and duchess of came bridge, prince harry. all the immediate members of the family direct in line of accession. they will be the ones that will be on the balcony with her majesty. so that's the last we're going to see of the queen for a while, probably kicking off her shoes for a moment, having a cup of tea or whatever, while she gets ready for this amazing balcony appearance. here in trafalgar square people are going to try to get down the mall as far as they can. just spotting one of the marching bands here at th

it is warm out there, harris. nines and west of that triple-digits down from vegas to southern arizona. >> maria, thank you very much. a daring troop rescue in afghanistan catches the enemy off guard. new details and how the operation went down. something we hope never to see again. fire crews rushing toward the world trade center area after an emergency in the world's now tallest building. >> tsa at the center of another scand will and following questionable spending on lavish taxpayer junk spending junkets on the employees. why one of the former executives seen here in a hot tube, wonder whag to do next. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment nows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of

met sally." >> harry connick jr." the remarkable work of writer/filmmaker nora ephron. >> she wrote and directed hollywood blockbuster movies including, "when harry met sally," "sleepless in seattle," and it's a long, long list. unfortunately she died last night from leukemia at a hospital here in new york at age 71. let's look back now at some of ephron's best movie moments. >> motels. you couldn't even pay cash like a normal philanderer, you charged everything. look at this. flowers. look at all these flowers you bought her. >> you don't think i can tell the difference? >> no. >> get out of here. >> yes! oh! oh! oh! oh, god. oh. >> i'll have what she's having. >> christmas eve, he phones in one of the radio call-in shows and tells them i need a new wife. now he is obsessed with this one woman who wrote me. >> are you serious? >> yeah, she wants to meet me at the top of the empire state building. ♪ just one heart-to-heart ♪ just one you sing true ♪ one smile that cheers you >> it's nice to meet you. >> don't cry. sh

abc's dan harris brought in the experts. >> reporter: going viral from david and the dentist.old spice guy. in virality is perhaps the biggest enter aat the same time. paying millions to make it happen. some will makes it actually work with an age of information overload with sfool hours of video uploaded to youtube every minute. how does one video cut through. i got a rare look inside when i was approached by these guys from an advertising agency called mekanism who have created viral sensations like pepsi's ad with the rapper enthem in. >> damn, that is pretty good! >> reporter: a few months ago, they came to me with a big promise -- >> make dan harris go viral. this is essentially what we're going to do. >> reporter: at the "nightline" offices we had a reverse of strategy sessions which they picked videos mostly that would have ended my journalism career. >> dan harris cat freak. one where i was portrayed as a cat horder. and then one where they wanted to edit my ego into serious interviews with people like the dalai lama. >> an air horn? >> reporter: finally, we thought it

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and what may be the famous scene from "harry met sally" sally lets harry in on a female secret to sex. harry, despite himself is hooked. >> i'll have what she's having. >> men don't really want to be friends with women. they've already got friends. they've got men friends. women, on the other hand, want to be friends with men, because they think if i could just understand them, then maybe it wouldn't be so hard. >> reporter: efron herself married journalist carl bernstein in 1976, at the height of his watergate fame. her oscar-nominated movie "meltdown" was inspired by their marriage after she found out sfwooe sfwooern was having an affair. one of the last films was unrequited love not between men and women but between two different generations "julia and julia," about a blogger who admired julia childs. nora ephron apparently liked to cook. she died today of a battle with leukemia. she was 71. >>> and when we come back, moms around the country coming into the shadows tonight to share the secrets of their success. it's a tiny pill that may carry big dangers, too. [ male announcer ] co

he got over $144 million. >> senator reid is making that happen. >> harry reid -- >> i'm harry reid and i approve this message. >> i'm sure he does. you go through this and here's my point. there is a way to navigate these waters. when only 7% of the applicants get the price, you have to wonder as an average american in my home and my business, how did these guys get there and all the rest didn't? we find out that almost every single one of these is tied in in some way to the administration. there is a way to navigate the waters and be successful. the idea is you better be tied in to somebody who is influential. mr. thompson right now is busy. i know that harry reid visits facilities throughout pennsylvania too. i want to know what's going on. the american people are starting to wonder, billions and billions of dollars invested. by a government that picks winners and losers and a lot of it based on highly suspect ways of how do you get there? i wish i had more time. this is an interesting suspect. at the end of the day, people want to know where their money went and how it got there. th

he was harry reid's deputy chief of staff until 2005. so mr. thompson worked for harry reid. mr. anderson worked for harry reid. i would assume mr. bronicki, is that your husband? >> my son. >> and he was a donor to the reid re-election campaign. there's nothing wrong with that. here's my point. this is not to embarrass you. when we follow this judas goat of taking money from the government, there are strings attached to all this money we take. and there's re purr cushions. it gets to the point people start to wonder, as i said earlier, this feeding frenzy to come after this money. how in the world did 25 of you get to the table and the others were left out in the cold? you start to look, how did they get there? you think, geez, the guys worked for harry reid, and the other guy worked for harry reid, and all of a sudden harry reid gets involved in it, and the money starts to flow. again, this is the tough part of you sitting there. the american people have a right to know, how did this happen. >> if i may? >> absolutely. >> i sincerely believe that our project is one of the most

the duke and duchess of cambridge, prince harry. of the family direct in line. they will be the ones on the balcony with her majesty. so that's the last of the queen we'll see for a while. she's probably having a cup of tea while she gets ready for this amazing balcony appearance. here the people are going to start to move and start to try and get down the mall as far as they can. ♪ just watching one of the marching bands here at the palace. >> you don't see this very off and we'll never see another diamond jubilee again. so let's soak in a bit of the atmosphere. ♪ >> just look at the crowds and you can just hear the band. you can probably still pick up the band over our microphone. but you can feel it all and. all these people, thousands the and thousands, perhaps a million surrounding buckingham palace. we're all waiting for the big moment. there's this huge balcony over our shoulders where we will see the queen and her closest members of the royal family. here you go, and we're moments away from that. i want to bring in -- >> loo

do i look anything like harry potter?on't see where that comes from. >> i certainly do. >> i have no idea. >> no impersonations. oot still to come, the latest on the early prices and consumer confidence. > >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange". if you're just tuning in, i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm ross westgate. these are your headlines from around the globe. >>> borrowing costs jump to short term debt and banks trade lower after a moody's down grade. >>> and japan's lower house passed a controversial plan to double the sales tax by 2015. the finance minister says he'll try to block the plan in the upper house. >>> breaking up may not that hard. news corp. may be eyeing a split of its publishing and entertainment businesses. >>> good morning to our u.s. viewe viewers. thanks for tuning in this morning. let's see what markets are doing. the dow jones industrial average still pointed higher by about ten points but continuing to come off a little bit as the rest of the indices fight to stay in the gree

in this piece, harry pot pi mouth gets kicked over around over again.e'll put the ent tire thing on our website. rightthisminute.com. find it by clicking "best of rtm." >>> this video is what this show is all about. a great moment that would have been lost. >>. "uss mississippi." it's a nuclear submarine, brand new. just commissioned at the beginning of the month, and here it is heading out to sea in the port of pacifof pascagoula in mississippi. watch as it heads out to sea. flipper. >> what's he doing? >> just one? >> no. there's more than one. you'll see another one jumping in front of the submarine. like they're play wig the submarine and with each other. >> they think it's a giant dolphin. that's what it looks like. >> like a convoy for the big ship. >> it's like protection as it heads out to sea. it's a good omen, i think. come on. i'll show you how to get there. it's real easy. >> captured on a cell phone by a passenger on the cruise ship that happened to see this. you hear about this kind of thing, or you see images in movies, like the beginning

harry smith was kathleen savio attorney left county courthouse earlier this evening without speaking to reporters kathleen savio told him she believed drew peterson would kill her at to make it look like an accident. harry smith said kathleen savio concerned drew peterson would benefit from her death at one point said kathleen savio wanted me to make sure her death not resolved without would go without repercussions attorney also said kathleen savio told him if she died go to authorities tell them drew peterson did it. >> surprised his nose was not growing while testifying >> scathing words from harry smith and >> led to testify jurors would make the call sure they will stand for self-serving gold digging transparent person he is. >> and drew peterson attorneys say harry smith testimony should not be admissible violating sacred attorney-client privilege harry smith disagreed more information withholding cannot break the attorney-client privilege harry smith testimony today applauded by attorney state attorney >> courageous did not have to come forward with information that he did but

duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry.y will be the ones that will be on the balcony with her majesty. that's the last we'll see of the queen for a while. probably kicking off her shoes for a moment having a cup of tea or whatever while she gets ready for this amazing balcony appearance. here in trafalgar square, the people will now start to move and start to try to get down the mall as far as they can. a mad dash to the palace. you'll have a million brits surging at high speed up the small to get the best vantage points because in 15 minutes the queen will lead her family to the balcony. we'll go for a short break and be back after this. >> it's great. you're looking at live pictures from buckingham palace. the queen is now inside the palace. we're waiting for the big balcony scene that will come very shortly. you'll see in the cannons here blasting out the famous gun salute to the queen on the diamond jubilee. extraordinary scenes. to be this close is quite something. you have never seen this. >> i sat here with an iphon

harry thomas was sentenced to nearly three years in prison. jack johnson and his wife received prison sentences after guilty to charges to a bribery and a scheme. also following a late development and a possible classifiedleak of the executive and branches of government. tonight, eric holder appointed d.c. and u.s. for maryland to lead separate fbi investigations. a new controversy tonight on the trail has the white house and the hot seat. president obama is working to remarks that the doing "justor is fine." is absolutely clear that the economy is not doing fine. that is the reason why i had a press conference. >> republicans jumped on the today.nt earlier quick to paint as out of touch. turn to another big story of the night. is the change in our way.er that is on the for the heat and humidity. like aoing to feel summer. here we are, heading into the middle of june. nothing showing up on doppler. a little bit cooler, you can that down around the bay. as they go through the weekend, noticing a bit of the humidity, especially by late on into m

and also prince harry.oing to be on this fantastic boat, decorated entirely with flowers from the royal garden. >> victoria, looks like you have a wonderful party going on. thanks for joining us this morning. enjoy. >> thank you. happy jew jubilee. >>> coming up, prince harry celebrated the queen's diamond jubilee by attending street parties all across the caribbean countries a few months ago. he likes to go to those parties. seth doane talked to him about the outpouring of love for his grandmoms and the frustrationing being in the public eye can be. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." now, there's gentle, dependable constipation relief for me... and me and me. new dulcolax laxative tablets for women are comfort-coated... so they're gentle on sensitive stomachs. new dulcolax laxative for women the overnight relief you're looking for. pull on those gardening gloves. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with the home depot certified advice to help us expand our palette... ...and prices th

thomas, pled guilty. >> just a few months ago, the night that harry thomas pled guilty to enriching himself with money intended for children's programs, i watched in amazement as kwame brown sat on one of the tv stations and talked about corruption allegations that have been swirling in the district. he did so knowing fully that the sort of justice was dangling precariously over his own head. >> now that tv station was fox 5, kwame brown was invited on to the set that night to talk about harry thomas' guilty plea. and he talked on the set with our fox 5's bob barnard. this is what kwame brown had to say. >> this is stunning. it's stunning. this is a situation in which you clearly would not want to be in. this is a great city. his family had a legacy in ward 5 and i'm disappointed. >> that was january 5, 2012. ron said today that he was very disappointed that kwame brown traded away his principles for personal gain. brian, back to you. >> brown faces 0 to 6 months realistically on the federal charge. do you think the punishment fits the crime here in here's what you are seeing on fac

. >> it was harry reid. i want you to see something. this may refresh your memory. there's a little thing i want to show that we can maybe put up. this will help you remember this. >> i was driving along i-80. it may not look like much, but it's geothermal energy. it could mean other 16,000 construction jobs in nevada. >> yeah, harry reid got over 144 million. >> it's nevada 20 bucks. >> senator reid is making that happen. >> i'm harry reid, and i approve this message. >> yes, i'm sure he does. you go through this. here's my point. here's my point. there's a way to navigate these waters. when only 7% of the applicants actually get the prize, you've got to wonder as an average american, sitting in my home, sitting in my business, how did these guys get there and all the rest didn't? and we find out that almost every single one of these is tied in in some way to the administration. so there's a way to navigate the waters. there's a way to be successful. the idea is, you better be tied into somebody who is influential. now, mr. thompson right now is busy. and i know th

being her harry to meg's sally will always have a special place in my heart.i was very lucky to get to say her words. ephron wrote a number of books and plays, including one expected to open next year. she was a frequent guest on "morning joe" and loved talking about the business that made her a household name. >> i worked at one point for a very difficult person, a very famously difficult person. and he had never been difficult with me. i don't know what everyone is talking about. he's so sweet. he's fine with me. one day he called me up and he -- and he yelled at me. and i was fascinated. i was completely fascinated that he yelled at me. i, no one had ever yelled at me. and i was on the phone and he yelled and yelled and it was more and more hurtful. and afterwards, when i told one of my colleagues, he said to me -- no, no, no, nora, you're not supposed to listen to that. you're supposed to say, you know, this is a terrible connection, i can't hear you. and just hang up. >> that was nora ephron, in 2011, she was 71 years old when she died last night. mike ba

>> well, based on the comments from house speaker john boehner and from majority leader harry reid, i would place my bets on the student loan issue, in part because it is much simpler than highway legislation and they can extend the highway program without too much difficulty. president obama and the presumptive republican nominee, mitt romney, have both said they want to keep the student loan interest rate low. it's very important to both of them. so politically, it would seem that the student loan issue would probably win out if you had to pick. i think that some -- you know, harry reid, particularly, is trying to say that he doesn't want to have to pick. he would actually have to pay for both of them. but it's not clear to me that the republicans are going to follow through. >> national journal correspondent, fawn johnson, thank you. >>> kenya, indonesia, hawaii, kansas, chicago, and washington. this weekend on book tv. follow david maraniss on his journey walking in a president's foot steps, for "barack obama: the story," starting at sunday, 7:00 p.m. eastern, and then live at 7:3