for their political beliefs. and same agency under fire for partying with your tax dollars. have you seen the dance video? but this goes well beyond that and other so-called training videos. in minutes, how a ton of cash was spent on lavish conferences, including luxury suites for staffers at the irs. also, pressure mounting on the nation's top law enforcement officer, eric holder, after journalists were investigated and a fox news reporter called a criminal co-conspirator. one law maker now saying he wants the attorney general to answer questions upon request and if he doesn't -- >> we ought to subpoena the attorney general to come back and answer those questions specifically. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner. we begin with a mountain of new evidence on the scandal surrounding the irs. submitted targeting of conservatives, newly released transcripts of interviews with irs agents revealing the political targeting may be more than just the work of so-called rogue agents. at a field office in cincinnati, ohio, as the obama administration has claimed. instead, one of those cincinnati workers telling congressional investigators they got their marching orders from washington. all this sure to raise plenty of new questions on capitol hill this week where there will be no fewer than three separate hearings related to the internal revenue service. meanwhile, new details also emerging about how the agency is spending your tax dollars. a government watchdog report set to be released in just a few days shows the irs spent more than 50 million of your taxpayer dollars to hold more than 200 conferences between 2010 and 2012, many of those conferences included hefty fees four guest speakers, including one, we're told, who spoke about leadership through art. then there are the special perks. some employees even booked pricey hotel suites, even the presidential suite at one place. and who can forget the agency's love for the parody video, training videos like the takeoff on sitcoms. now the latest from washington. peter doocy. >> the government story about rogue employees in the cincinnati irs office being the brains behind the policy to unfairly targeted conservative groups shall be shot down by someone in that cincinnati office who was interviewed by house oversight committee investigators and said it's impossible as an agent, we're controlled by many, many people. we have to submit to many, many reports. so the chance of two agents being rogue and doing things like that could never happen. another irs cincinnati employee, was asked, do you think there was something inappropriate about what was happening in 2010? and the answer was yes. the inappropriateness was not processing these applications fairly and timely. two hearings this week will seek additional answers about who created this prejudice policy. meanwhile, wasteful spending at irs conferences will be front and center at a house oversight committee hearing on thursday. this is on the heels of a newly released individual quo -- video that shows them dancing at a conference in 2010, along with a star trek spoof that cost a combined $60,000 to produce, a fraction of the $4 million total spent on that conference. new reports say the irs spent $50 million on 220 conferences between 2010 and 2012. >> the culture of the irs during this period of time was one that did not particularly care about whether they spent well the taxpayers' money. >> acting irs commissioner says taxpayers should take comfort that a conference like this would not take place today. sweeping new spending restrictions somebody put in place at the irs and travel and training expenses have dropped more than 80% since 2010. werfel is conducting a review into the root of the targeting scandal which the white house says will be key. >> that review will take a look at a wide range of things, including making sure that we hold accountable those who are responsible for the wrongdoing. >> 88 employees in all are being investigated for their potential roles in the irs targeting scandal. harris? >> harris: peter, thank you. meanwhile, the ranking member of the house oversight committee, democrat cumming, now reacting to chairman darrell issa's claims about where the targeting of conservatives actually originated. he issued a statement that reads in part action quote, so far no witnesses have appeared before the committee, have identified any irs official in washington, d.c., who directed employees in cincinnati to use tea party or similar terms to screen applicants for extra scrutiny. the wreckless statements are inconsistent with the findings of the inspector general. those are his words, end quote. cummings goes on to say, congress needs to work in a bipartisan way to uncover the truth to restore the public's trust in the irs. turning to the attorney general eric holder, who some would way is on a very hot seat right now. the chairman of the house judiciary committee, virginia republican goodlatte, says they're investigating comments he made regarding the justice department's handling of leaks and the media. >> it is fair to say we are investigating the conflict in his remarks. those remarks were made under oath, but we also think it's very important that the attorney general be afforded the opportunity to respond. so we will wait to pass judgment on that until after we receive his response. >> harris: meanwhile, another republican on the house judiciary committee is even threatening a possible subpoena if attorney general eric holder does not respond to his request for answers. stevesteve with more. what are they trying to find out? >> if holder was truthful when he testified before congress two weeks ago. at that time the attorney general testified that he played no part in any potential criminal probe of reporters, but the justice department says he did sign off on the investigation of fox reporter james rosen. house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte, along with another congressman, sent a letter to holder demanding a full and accurate account of his involvement. so far, no reply. >> i think we ought to subpoena the attorney general to come back and answer those questions specifically. this is congress fulfilling its constitutional obligation to provide oversight over the executive branch of government. oversight is tough and when you receive an oversight letter, there are consequences for not complying. >> congressman peter king of new york agreeing, a subpoena should be issued. harris? >> harris: are they and how are they democrats, defending the attorney general? >> they say the attorney general didn't lie. there is no contradiction between his congressional testimony and the facts of the case. the white house has said holder was completely truthful, but of course, this is no doubt another unwelcome distraction for president obama, while republicans want to find out if holder committed perjury, democrats appear confident that he actually told the truth. listen. >> no, i don't think there is perjury. there has been no prosecution or attempted prosecution of any journalist, so there can't be perjury. the warrant is a tool to get information and i don't think the two are contradictory. >> congressman chris van hollen said today the investigation was to gather information, not to press charges. harris. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. in oklahoma, the number of people killed after a tornado swept through the oklahoma city area is now higher. at least 13 died. we also know the twister that caused all this destruction in the town of el reno was an ef-3. it hit friday during the evening rush. governor mary fallin meeting with people who lost their homes, many alive tonight because they rode out the storm in their underground cellars. >> everything falling around, so we just kind of waited 'til it passed. >> lots of warning because we're in oklahoma. >> i think after more of us see the destruction, it made the decision easy. >> harris: that person talking about moore, oklahoma r they saw an ef-5 that caused so much sadness, heartache 12 days ago. you can see major flooding, parts of oklahoma and other states hit during the storm friday, including missouri and illinois are under muddy water tonight. there is an ongoing search and rescue for people who are missing at this hour. we're told there are still two active searches underway right now in oklahoma. nearly 48 hours after the twisters hit. will carr is live from el reno. what's the latest on the search efforts? >> harris, we know six people are missing right now. four kids and two adults, also we just spoke to the local fire department and say they pulled the body of a four-year-old boy out of the deep fork river area near oklahoma city. i can tell you that throughout the day, the number of fatalities from this storm has continued to rise. search crews tell us that they'll stop when it gets dark out here action but they plan to get right back out there first thing in the morning. harris. >> harris: how has it been while they're doing this? i know sometimes it's complicated by bad weather. but it looks like things are clear with you are now. >> that's right. the weather obviously much better. the destruction, not so much. take a look around here. i'm standing in a restaurant, or where a restaurant used to be. there is twisted steel everywhere, pieces of this restaurant, parts of it have been thrown in every direction. there is a booth flipped over. one thing that i want to show you with this glass container that is amazingly still standing, on the inside, pieces of cake. there is some pie, things that probably would have been pretty good just a couple days ago. now not so much. we actually spoke to the owner of this restaurant a couple hours ago. here is what he said. >> i called down, they said, well, we got customers here. i said, make it to go. so i said, then you need to get out. he said, well, this doesn't happen to us. we got a stairwell. well, there was seven employees that crawled up underneath the staircasing over here. >> they actually survived underneath that staircasing. i can tell you he tells us he didn't have insurance. his employees don't know what they're going to do. what he does have is that resiliency that we've seen everywhere. he says he will rebuild. back to you. >> harris: he has life. he's still alive and so many people didn't make it. will, thank you very much. tonight we are mourning the loss of three men who died doing what they loved during the storm. a trio of veteran storm chasers were among the 13 people who were killed in oklahoma. he was seen in this video from storm chasers discovery channel doing the work he loved best and he was so good at it. tracking storms along with his son, paul, and we're told the two were together friday when they died. along with them, long-time storm chaser partner carl young, all from colorado. they spent years traveling the plains to learn all about what they could regarding storms, lightning, and to share that information with the rest of us. right now stopping a terror plot. aimed at americans that would have used toys to release chemical weapons. authorities say they have someone in custody. they did so just in time. also haunting images, the men suspected in the boston marathon bombing caught on surveillance camera who is now saying how that attack could have been prevented. stay close [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. go! goooo! 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>> he is a lawyer's lawyer. he is the attorney general of the united states serving at the pleasure of the president of the united states, now esconced in scandal after scandal, one that would feel bad week after week to see him being double backing on his words, but no doubt he has to be an exemplary of a nation of laws and the attorney of all attorneys. the truth is that this attorney general has a lot to explain if a reporter was to be investigated and he said that he had nothing to do with it. no doubt all the legal documents and the pleadings that came out came out of his office and he can no longer say i wasn't in charge. did he have knowledge and was he forth coming? he has 'til the beginning of june to clarify this. this would be the third or fourth time that this attorney general is under fire this year. >> harris: and now if he is called back to testify to clarify his comments, does eric holder, the nation's highest law enforcement officer, need an attorney? >> no doubt. i served at the pleasure of the attorney for four years in brooklyn where i worked. the united states attorneys are appointed all over. the question is, does he need a private attorney? it takes a scandal these days to have somebody provide a resignation, but it also takes good judgment and to run a good ship, you need to have good counsel yourself. no doubt the attorney general has lawyers and should be more circum spent when he -- did she circumspect before congress. >> harris: wait a minute. i asked earlier today, well, if there is a problem with this attorney general having not told the truth, it's bigger than that. that might be a reason to get rid of him. and i said, what would it take to get rid of any attorney general? and you said it would take a scandal. so let's just roll the tape back a little bit. you had fast and furious, gun running operation that ended in the death of an american officer. a border patrol agent. you have had the situation go on on the hill about did he know? what did he know about the targeting of journalists with investigations which includes our own james rosen here at fox news? now you've got the situation about okay, well, if he did lie, what did he lie about and what's the penalty for that? so which scandal would it take? >> we are an open transparent government and no matter what side of the dialogue, this is a bipartisan concern that our attorney general, our president are beyond reproach. i know from personal experience and this wouldn't be the first time that the white house was being used for political gain and we need an airing of this. my father represented john lennon in the '70s when the nixon administration was trying to use immigration to have him deported for political gain. democrat or republican, right or left, we need to make sure whether it's the irs, whether it's the attorney general's office, and even the president, that they act beyond reproach and that they are not only representative of a nation of laws, but they are tender in the way they execute justice. >> harris: all right. right down the middle you were with that answer. so my next question is, is our best way to get information, whether it's this scandal or any other, in a bipartisan hearing like what we've been seeing on congress on capitol hill with congress, or is it a better plan that some are calling for a special prosecutor, which then you would say, wouldn't than the attorney general investigating himself? >> i think both, to be honest with you. right down the middle again, harris. no doubt, when you have a special prosecutor, you're pulling the lawyers out of the office in a separate hall or chamber where they can investigate something and keep it structurally separate from their boss, and congress, we need the lights. we need the media. we need the attention so that the roaches run to the corners and the politics stays out of the dialogue. what's happening now in the irs, i have to tell you -- >> harris: a lot of roaches, the way you put it. >> when i went to chicago, i was attend ago bankruptcy conference, i had a government fair, i had a government hotel rate. i don't understand who is watching the watchers, harris, when the irs is getting all these special perks. that's disturbing. >> harris: all right. let's talk about that. let's move on now because california congressman darrell issa opened up a pandora's box, if you will, shining a light on this problem, to and then now we're finding out even more information with the irs and just how much money was spent. the house oversight and government reform committee is expected to release findings from the treasury department that the number that we're look at, possibly on some of these conferences by irs employees is in the neighborhood of $50 million. how do we hold them accountable now? >> again, who is watching the watchers? i'm in agreement -- >> harris: do you clean house? how do you get that done? >> i think first of all also, an investigation has to be conducted. not the irs. not new boss because the old boss left because of last week's scandal. somebody has to look into the propriety of what they purchased, was there a market rate for the government had been entitled to a lower rate? let's also give them a little slack here. whether or not they're trying to create a collegiality, whether or not there was an education component. it should be capped and no doubt, the information should be transmitted so that people going on this would not be questioned. they would be beyond reproach. they would be told normally the rate is 300, we're getting 125. people would argue if they got a special rate, the irs should not have gotten a special rate and need to be careful where they house their people again, we're a government of transparency. we are a government that prides itself not only in the substance of law, but in the process as well and i think we're losing that when the media points to all of these things rapid fire in the same week. >> harris: michael wilde, thank you very much for your perspective and your context on this. watch it with us, we'll have you back. >> thank you. >> harris: thank you very much. a wildfire raging in southern california. we showed you brand-new pictures before the break. takes now exploding in size. cooler temperatures finally might help crews fight this inferno. the power house fire spreading to nearly 25,000-acres. you know what? that's 6,000 more than when we were putting this newscast together a few hours ago. larger than the island of manhattan, triple digit temperatures, a sharp shift in winds helping to fan those flames overnight and into today. at least five structures destroyed. people in thousands of homes have been told to leave. dominic denatale with more. >> that's right. that 25,000 acres estimate actual very a very rough figure, according to officials. they say that actually it's difficult for them to calculate because the fire is moving so fast and the smoke is hugging the ground so tightly, they just can't measure it or put it on a map. they hope tonight they'll be able to get the helicopters back up and use infrared technology to find out just how much the damage really is. what has taken them by surprise is these wind gusts we've been getting, up to 40 miles an hour at one point. one hitting us as we speak. that's really fueling the flames beyond any expectation and firefighters and residents in the area, thousands -- the 2800 that have been evacuated don't know where the fire will spread to next. >> last night the wind shifted like three different times. it was blowing away from us and we thought we were going to be safe and then it shifted back and started blowing things back to us. then it started blowing to the south. it didn't burn -- you can't see it here. you can't see it but behind there, the hill burned to about there. if it had burned all the way, we'd be clear probably. but because it didn't burn all the way, now it's shifting again and we're expecting it to come bag tonight. >> michael there was supposed to have been ordered out of his property. but refused to leave. the green valley is expected to be the next risk, about 1,000 people there. to the northwest of the fire front is the next major concern. there is some chaparral, areas of land that haven't seen a forest fire since 1929. that's a parchment waiting to explode. >> harris: wow. that's frightening days and nights ahead for. this thank you very much. i can hear the wind on your microphone. an ambulance flying through the streets at high speeds. this one was stolen with a paramedic still inside. who was behind the wheel and how it ended up like this. plus, actress angelina jolie returns to the red carpet looking gorgeous and healthy in her first appearance since going public about her decision to have a double mastectomy. as your life changes, fidelity is there r your personal economy, helping you readjust along the way, refocus as careers change and kids head off to college, and revisit your investments as retirement gets closer. wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help you fine-tune your personal economy. start today with a free one-on-one review of your retirement plan. when he said "everyone gets health insurance"? 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wall street has been on a record run, no doubt your 401(k) is feeling it, too. but could good news on the jobs front derail the bull run? and an unusual animal sighting. >> about 11:00 o'clock, we started getting calls about a lama. >> harris: and it was huge. things got a little dicey when the sheriff's deputies caught up with it. the word of the day, lama. >> harris: if you invest part of your hard earned paycheck in a 401(k) retirement plan, then you surely want to keep an eye on next friday's unemployment report for may. here is fox news senior business correspondent bulls and bears anchor brenda buttner. >> harris, good news on unemployment could be bad news for your 401(k). yep. these days forget conventional wisdom about the market. wall street may be wishing for a weak jobs report out this friday. why? it all comes down to big ben. ben bernanke head of the fed. a strong jobs report might mean the central bank slows its big bond buying binge that has put investors in a stock buying mood for many months. the last time bernanke hinted there might be an early end to its stimulus if the economy gets going, stocks fell and bond yields surged. and friday the dow dropped more than 200 points in a late-day selloff in part because of those fears. still your retirement plan likely isn't hurting, even with recent losses, the s & p 500, a part of many 401(k)s, jumped 14% so far this year. that is the best first five months of any year since 1997. but watch those jobs numbers. news that more americans are working could have the sellers working on wall street, too. harris? >> harris: thank you. we'd like to check in with our fox affiliates around the nation to see if they're working on anything that particularly stands out. tonight we will go to florida for a story involving a sheriff's department, a lama, and something you just don't see every day. here is elizabeth nickerson of wctva shared station by fox and cbs with the story. >> a llama? really? >> that's insane [ laughter ] >> you heard right. a llama was running rampant around tallahassee saturday morning. >> well, last night about 11:00 o'clock we started getting calls about a llama running through the lake and the road. so we started looking for it. there was some sightings, but never able to get our hands on it. >> it was a faceoff between man and beast. deputies trying to get the llama in a trailer. >> watch out! >> get up! >> the llama got the best of the deputies at first, even spitting in their face. >> i've been doing this 20 years and they said there is going to be a lot of excitement in this job. nobody ever told me that i'd get spit in the face by a llama. >> traffic was backed up on bannerman road while deputies finally cornered the six foot tall llama. they had to resort to using a taser to subdue the giant. >> i didn't believe it until i saw it and i was just like, wow. where did that thing come from? 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