yeah, we created so many bureaucracies. >> yeah, you are part of fbi. why sit falling through the cracks? >> the boston situation was not falling through the cracks. we went back to the russians not wupbts and twice and asked them for additional information? >> it's not their obligation. those guys were under -- we knew where they were. they were putting up jihady videos. >> there are guidelines. >> hogwash with the guidelines. we are sending drones over there and killing people and now we are complying with the guidelines? these guys want to kill us. >> the fbi has a certain set of guidelines that they must play by, and if they don't have enough to take it -- >> well said by the former fbi agent. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for being with us this evening. day six of the government shutdown. is there any end in sight? the standoff that has america stuck in the middle. middle. >>> live from america's news headquarters, new details on two separate raids by special forces in africa. the target from shabab. that status is unknown. in libya, the

we have had fbi agents working on the benghazi situation. granted there is more work to be done. i take this as a positive note that maybe we are making headway. we have to take baby steps with these guys and i take this as a very good sign. >> do you think that the kenya mall attack is insurance kate gated that aren't pi picking up libi who has been living openly in tripoli? >> i think the major concern they have right now when it comes to somalia al shabab has been actively recruiting here on american soil dozens of u.s. citizens somali americans have gone from places like columbus, ohio minneapolis over to somalia and trained with al shabab. >> minneapolis with the mall of america and talking about so many of the american somalis living there. is that now a concern? >> the issue with minneapolis is many leave minneapolis to go fight with somalia with a nationali nationalistic view. >> they want to fight us in the place we are living. >> we saw this with the man responsible for the subway bomb. he left new york with the intention of fighting in afghanistan and then he was co op

what do we know about the circumstances and why the fbi is involved? >> reporter: good morning, martha. according to police abigail hernandez made it home after leaving school on wednesday afternoon. when her mother returned to their home in conway, new hampshire, abigail was gone. police say the last call made from the cell phone from 6:30 that night but the phone has not been found. abby, as she is known, turned 15 on saturday. there was no sign of the teen with long brown hair. her mother, zenya, hernandez held the news conference a day after her birthday, beg egg her to come home. investigators are going through every lead. >> i can tell you we've been dealing with some 200 plus tips at this point. those tips of course are here in the area, throughout new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut, and even as far as texas. >> reporter: the mom is asking her daughter's friend to come forward with any information that could help locate her and wants to know if any friend noticed any recent changes in her behavior as well. , martha. martha: what resources

in libya, an fbi hostage rescue team with the authorities to prosecutor was embedded with the u.s. forces who carried out the attack, another clue that al libi will be tried in a u.s. federal court. >> incredible work. jennifer griffin, thank you. >>> thanks, so how exactly are special forces trained to carry out missions like these? joining us now via skype is mike baker, former cia covert a operations officer. nice to see you and congratulations to our brave men and women who carry off these operations every day. how significant were these two raids for the war on terror? >> the pickup of al libi in tripoli is very significant, the closing of a cahapter. you think of how long ago it seems 19 nathd was, but how deadly the bombings were in east africa. this is also important, the notion we continue to decimate the most experienced, the top-ranked members of al qaeda. al libi, i mean, had been associated with osama bin laden since back in the saddam days in 1994, in that area. this is a guy who's been around for a long time and had a great deal of responsibility not just in africa,

we are told he'll be read his rights by an elite fbi unit sent out to read him his rights. the justice department plans to prosecute him in a u.s. court. all in all, quite a day for u.s. special operations forces. back to you in new york, judge jeanine. >> jennifer, thanks. with me right now is terrorism analyst eric stackleback and former navy s.e.a.l. jonathan gillian. tell us about the significance of al-shabab, while they cannot confirm the identity, we do know the individual was a high value target in al-shaba sfwhrks. >> yeah, judge, it shows that al-shabab is becoming a major player in the jihad and u.s. officials have taken notice of that group. that mall attack last year was a real game changer, and the main reason it's gotten u.s. officials attention and that they want to send the message to al-shabab there's a real fear that an attack can happen here. judge, everyone watching needs to remember that dozens over the past few years, dozens of somali-americans have traveled to somalia to train with al-shabab. these are u.s. citizens with u.s. passports and they can r

now the fbi has joined the search, assisting crews can on land, in the water, and as you can see here in the air. investigators say there's no evidence of foul play. they're treating it as a missing person's case. >>> well, meantime a five-alarm fire rips through an apartment complex, and there's not much left of it. it's our top story as we go across america. texas, the flames broke out on the third floor of a building under construction and spread quickly to a building next door. both of them completely destroyed. a third, partially damaged. nobody hurt. the complex was six months from completion. no word yet on how the fire started. >>> florida, a woman dangling from a railroad bridge 22 feet above the tracks in ft. lauderdale. that bridge closed to pedestrians, and it's not clear why she was there when it started rising. >> the track was down, and they

the fbi is leading that. he could be in new york by the end of this week where he will eventually stand trial in tripoli. his family explains how members of the u.s. delta force made the capture. they say a security camera shows how the commandos waited for him to return home from morning prayers before taking him in to cuss custody. they are saying the photographs from a senior intelligence officer the photos show over head coverage and ground surveillance on the street where they apprehended al-libi. >> the key al qaeda figure. he's a legal and appropriate target for the u.s. military under the authorization of the u.s. of military force passed in september of 2001. >> white house press secretary jay carney says al-libi has been indicted in connection with conspiracy to kill u.s. citizens and conduct attacks worldwide. >> kelly wright live with the latest. >> county workers in the president's home town might be left out in the cold by obama care. a new proposal in cook county would require part-time governm

he is being interrogated by a lie-level cia/fbi interrogation team. he will be held for several weeks we're told. if history is any judge, the last time that the u.s. military captured a, a al qaeda leader and took him to a navy ship they questioned that leader back in 2011 for about 40 days. it is possible they will do the same in this case. eventually wasami was tried in new york. what we're hearing al-libby will be tried in the southern district of new york after they have gotten the intelligence they need from him. in tripoli today the family of al-libby says they have surveillance footage of the commandoes during the capture. they reenacted for local journalists in tripoli, how the operation went down. they say that he was captured outside of his house as he was pulling up after morning prayers but there are some indications he may have been nabbed outside of that mosque after coming out of those morning prayers early sat did i by the army delta force operators who captured him, jon. jon: often now we used drone strikes to take out the leaders. d

so serious that the fbi was -- eric holder was going to send a team from the fbi to investigate. here we are five months later and they are joking about it in congress that it's a witch-hunt. and it's just spitting in the face of american citizens again it's the power in washington and out of control. >> what do you think about the fact that not just the hiewmple that's being used to describe a situation that many consider criminal but the fact that they are so open about it and not worried at all about consequences? it's amazing to me. stunning. abuse of power of american citizens that we have ever seen in our history. yet, they sit up there and laugh did b. it. >> has the obama administration taken any responsibility that you know of? has anyone reached out to you for the fact that you were targeted? >> no. and we have not been contacted by the fbi either. but one thing that is so important, judge, is that, you know, heads need to roll. they need to bring out the orange suits. these people have, you know, done felonies. this is so wrong. and i can't wait until we really get to

it was skakel's attempt to hire fbi agents, ex-fbi agents to investigate michael and tommy to see how exposed they were for this murder. that was an investigative treasure chest. when i received that, i was able to get many leads that led me to the conclusion, many of which were michael skakel's statements that were not one, but numerous. >> mark, will there be a retrial? >> absolutely. >> robert kennedy jr., will there be a retrial? >> i hope he's retried because i think it will give him the chance to prove he's not just not guilty but now we know new facts about the case to demonstrate he is innocent and somebody else committed the murder and two guys who -- >> i have to leave it there. gentlemen, i could go all night with both of you. thank you. up next, you'll hear from a family of a mafia chief who says family of a mafia chief who says the mafia family small business owners are using tools like email and social media marketing from constant contact to grow their business. they're getting customers coming back. fans following their business online. and new customers through the do

he was shot dead in may while under fbi questioning. federal prosecutors are fighting against the release of those new documents to the defense team or taml tamlin tamerlan's brother. >> he learns his fate today. >> june 22nd, 2013, i hit and killed vincent can zon any. >> they say the 22-year-old drove despite a history of blackouts after having been drinking. his attorneys claim his client should see a lighter sentence to send a message about the value of taking responsibility. >>> it is up to a judge to determine his fate. the trial begins today with detroit emergency manager against unions who say the city is not qualified to be cleared under chapter 9 bankruptcy. if detroit gets through the case would turn into how they could solve 18 million in debt and get it going again. >> a little girl found at a gypsy camp deepened. maria is not bile logically related child of the couple she was found with. they said she was their daughter. both was charged in court monday with child abduction. >>> good morning to november 1st at home. dna do

battle as we look at what continued shut downcould mean for your safety as homeland security and the fbi begin to feel the pinch. >>> and a tragedy on the football field, a high school player dies just hours after scoring a touchdown, what all parents need to understand about what happened on that field. >>> and an indy winning race car driver injured in a horrifying crash over the weekend, a dozen spectators were also hurt, we have an update on the condition of dar yo fran hittie at this hour, all that and more on t"th real story." >> hi there everybody. i'm march that mccallum in for gretchen carlson. are things heating up a little bit on this shutdownish knew washington? we're now learning senate democrats may take a vote to raise the debt ceiling. the president is urging them to get on with it. october the 17th which is ten days from now is when the treasury warns america could default for the first time ever. there's skepticism whether that would happen on that day. here is the president a short time ago speaking with fema workers. >> i am happy to talk to republicans about anything

al qaeda operative al-li libi w soon be handed over to the fbi and brought to the u.s. to stand trial on terror charges. >> we find out somalia operation carried out by seal team 6 was designed to capture the commander of al-shabaab in somalia. they were forced to withdraw after coming under heavy fire. kelly wright is here to break this down for us. >> let's start with what happened with anas al-li libi. he is being held on a u.s. war ship. special forces nabbed him in trip pli. al libi has been a wanted man for 15er yaos for the role he played in the deadly bombings of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 98. john kerry who was attending a conference discussed al-liby's capture. >> we hope that this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in this effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror and those members of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run but cannot hide. >> congressman howard mckee an who chairs the house armed services committee says the president should get as much information as possible out

al-liby is on the fbi's most wanted list and carried a $5 million bounty on his head. with me in washington, lieutenant colonel schaeffer who was in east africa and now a senior advise tore the newly formed national commission on intelligence and foreign wars. colonel, welcome, so good you could be with us on last notice. no u.s. casualties in either operation. tell us what you know first about what went down in somalia. >> well, somalia, first off, was typical of the navy s.e.a.l.s going in and using stealth as their primary protection. essentially, going into a very tight space, going after a single individual who they believe was the leader of the west gate mall attack, he planned it. and the good news, as you mentioned, this is precision and surgical. and they scored some big points. and i think this is the important thing to remember, that this shows that we're back in the game. the other thing here, i think, why we're doing this now so rapidly, two reasons, first, we just passed the 20th anniversary of black hawk down. you saw the circumstance back in '93, so i t

fbi sent the elite time hostage rescue team to the mediterranean and to the region to participate in the raid to capture a l libby, wanted for the u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tan zania. they are used for the purpose of not just rescuing hostages as the name might suggest and they are reading the rights to a l- libby once he is interrogated by the u.s. officials at some point and we are told by u.s. official sources, that the intent is to bring him back to the u.s. to be tried for the bombings of those u.s. embassies. and there was a $5 million reward on his head. he will be tried in new york and the justice department has prepared a case against him and that is the reason you so the fbi hrt hostage rescue team sent out as part of the national mention force. and we are getting more details of a l- libby inside of libya. first reports came to the ground from reporters and additional sources in libya that it might be one of america's most wanted was wanted and we understand from his family he was nabbed as he came back from morning prayers and the family described it to the assoc

it was skakel's attempt to hire fbi agents, ex-fbi agents to investigate michael and tommy to see how exposed they were for this murder. that was an investigative treasure chest. when i received that, i was able to get many leads that led me to the conclusion, many of which were michael skakel's statements that were not one, but numerous. >> mark, will there be a retrial? >> absolutely. >> robert kennedy jr., will there be a retrial? >> i hope he's retried because i think it will give him the chance to prove he's not just not guilty but now we know new facts about the case to demonstrate he is innocent and somebody else committed the murder and two guys who -- >> i have to leave it there. gentlemen, i could go all night with both of you. thank you. up next, you'll hear from a family of a mafia chief who says the mafia family had john f. kennedy killed. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools iroduce themselves. all the bi

the girl told the fbi he was clearly awake with eyes open. she called for a flight attendant who moved her to another seat. the victim originally thought the guy was, quote, nice, because he helped her get a blanket because he was on crouches. the judge released the pilot on one condition, he can't leave the state of utah. he can't come into contact with the victim and has to undergo mental health evaluations and has to be back in court in two weeks. >> what are we getting from the pilot? >> we reached out to his attorney, and his defense attorney is still getting back to us. he did tell the "associated press" that pascal is shocked he was charged, he really did fall asleep, and any touching was inadvertent. you michiganed the federal marshal case. he has been removed from duty after he was arrestedded for taking cell phone pictures under women's skirts as they were boarding a southwest airlines flight in nashville. the tsa is investigating that case. >> live in denver, thanks. now a warning going out to thousands of patients that their perso

and congressman mccaul says, based on the briefings he is getting from fbi, the homeland security and the secret service, that this 34-year-old african-american woman from connecticut approached the barrier at that corner and engamed in a conversation with the secret service: after that conversation, she then rammed the barrier and the secret service agent was thrown on to the windshield of the vehicle and then the secret service opened fire on the vehicle. the second active crime scene is behind me this evening on capitol hill. we had the chase from the white house to capitol hill where it it came to answered just about a block and a half behind me. the congressman confirmed to me this evening that in that vehicle was an 18 month old little girl that belongs to the suspect' who was killed in that car chase. and i also spoke with some former fbi agents who said to me tonight, a critical question is how this woman was able to get the 15 blocks from the white house to the capitol and one of the reasons may have been that the officers simply hesitated because when you see a woman in a ve

now the fbi is involved as authorities search for the girl by land, water and air. >>> this woman left holding on for her life, dangling from a drawbridge that went up. video of her daring rescue and why she could now face charges. it's all "happening now." jon: well the government shutdown entering the third week. nation days away from default. still no deal. welcome to "happening now." i'm jon scott. good morning. >> good morning, everybody, i'm arthel neville. i'm in for jenna lee today. democrats and republicans remain far apart despite on going talks this weekend and anxiety growing on wall street. markets are in negative territory as we get closer to thursday's deadline to raise the debt ceiling. jon: illinois senator, dick durbin, the number two democrat in the senate, the two sides are roughly $70 billion apart. that is big money to most people. but on capitol hill they're looking to spend one trillion dollars give or take a bill. that is a million dollars a minute, every minute for a whole year. they're unable to agree on a deal to raise the debt limit, allowing the nation to

police, potentially fbi police, uniformed division in addition to fbi agents you have all kinds of law enforcement agencies crawling between this 15 or 16 blocks when the white house and the capitol. i'm told by the secret service, and the of this connects with what chad was righter -- after inning hot pursuit by various law enforcement agencies the car was stopped in the capitol area. so the bottom line is it started here. the person tried to crash through the security barriers here at the white house, was not successful, thankfully. law enforcemented -- law enforcement jumped on it right away. the president not in danger. they did shut down pennsylvania watch knew. it's been shut down since oklahoma city because of the potential of a truck bomb coming through here and hitting the gate. still has pedestrian traffic allowed outside the gates hereby. >> neil: ed, development mean to intent you but we are getting video of -- that shows the vehicle in question when looks like it was -- i think that's garfield sickle there. so when she is around it again, the female driver she a manages to

we believe it was an act of piracy. >> the fbi is investigating. most pay rat activity had been confined to the red sea off african's eastern coast off somalia. it has been an increasing problem to the west and especially off the nigerian coast. it is aware of the growing dangers. it is off the coast of west africa specifically off the gulf of guinea. they will continue to build the capacity and political will needed toed a dress the piracy. >> piracy accounts for over $60 billion in shipping losses per year. so far in 2013 there have been 11 hijackings. >> new this morning a fun night at the state fair turns into a nightmare. >> the ride started spinning again as people started to step-off. five people were hurt after getting flung to the ground. >> this has shaken us a little bit. we have these folks in our thoughts and prayers. >> the vortex ride will remain closed while investigators look into the cause. >> two national guardsmen shot outside of a naval base an argument led to the gun fire. the alleged shooter was a recruiter relieved from duty

he leaves that job to the fbi. alexander and director james clapper also denied wrong doings in a recent spy protocol revelation. >> a new audit reveals questionable spending by green energy program charged with a clean energy program. the hydrogen and food cell programs gave 7 million in reimbursement to companies who subcontracted with family members and charged food and alcohol on the tax payer's dime. >> scientists cracked a code on the success of the dorr reet toe. vanishing calories apparently. doritos use a perfect ratio of fat almost 50 percent of the calories produce flavor and melt in your mouth. they fool your body into thinking you would eat less. that combined with text our and even garlic powder make that chip irresistible. if they can only figure out to take them off the fingers. >> a spectacular site over the skies of central minnesota is the aurora borealis or northern lights the bright colors of green and red lit up the sky tuesday night the whole thing captured on camera. >> amazing. beautiful. w

we have the story. >> the justice and state departments are now citing the year old fbi investigation and criminal prosecution to block access to the benghazi witnesses. in this letter to republican senator lindsey graham, the state department references significant risk and serious concerns about having the survivors submit to congressional interviews. >> you can't hide behind a criminal investigation. that's not a good reason to deny the congress witness statements 48 hours after the attack. >> after the house government oversight committee and its republican chairman darrell issa recently interviewed two state security agents who witnessed the attack against the justice department's wishes, a leading democrat predicted the move would create inconsistencies and complicate a trial. >> it kearns me that was not a higher priority for the chairman to make sure we could bring these people to justice than to carry on this political exercise. >> waiting for a criminal prosecution and an appeal to wrap up, according to republicans, doesn't pass the sniff test. >> we're going to wait three y

there's been coordinations between agencies including the fbi. those things are under control. >> officials say the female driver refused to follow instructions and rammed a security post outside the treasury department at the corner of 15th and pennsylvania right outside the white house. the law enforcement official shot at the car. the individual was african-american female who had a small child with her. attempted to get in the gates near the treasury department that eventually goes to the white house. apparently there was an incident that took place. she tried to run over one of the secret service agents and was fired upon by the secret service. >> the suspect took pennsylvania avenue toward the capitol. the suspect was forced to stop. one law enforcement officer was apparently injured at that point. the suspect managed to get away and the chase insued. >> on the way, one of our officers with was struck. he appears to be conscious and breathing. >> the wild car chase ended when the car was forced off the road and shots were fired. >> that's w

the court held unanimously that the police and the fbi violated the fourth amendment of a suspect when they attached a gps device to the car and tracked him for 28 days without a warrant. once they weren't allowed to do that they tracked their cell records. so it seems to me if you can't do one without the warrant you shouldn't be able to do the other one without a warrant. we need the supreme court. >> what about the band warrant? cherry pie? >> i don't know if we need them to jump in on anything really. >> i don't know. if somebody knows anything about warrant, it would be the band warrant. >> where are they on all of this? >> they have been strangely silent. >> they have. >> the european commission and the european central bank have approved portugal's economic progress. we are not doing that story. what is the difference between stairing and looking? well for starters when i am at the gym you are always staring and i don't blame you. >>> will laundry be gondry? the future is here and it is bad news for cheer. also tide and wisk. the u.s. military, the greatest thing l has invented

it is completely out of character accord toth fbi special agent in cause of the case. this is the last known confirmed siting of hernandez as she left her high school. they are looking at cell phone recalls and she made the last call in that area. the new hampshire fish and game are searching for hernandez, using those teams to comb through rural areas. a bby turned 15 on saturday. and her mother held a news conference begging her to come home. >> abbey, please come home. and we miss you so badly. and we think about you all of the time. and we want you back with us, please and we love you and miss you. and happy birthday recollects a bby. >> reporter: she asked frepdz to come forward if there were any changes in abbey. the fbi is using the child abduction rapid deployment team and pulling agents as far as virginia. medical examiner's were called to the scene twice. they are stopping traffic to spread the word and there is billboards with her image. >> thank you for watching that story for us. >> another missing girl story. new developments in the search for madeline mc

the fbi sat on that. all of the information we have. it's actually what we're doing with it. >> lisa, thank you very much. >>> you are logged in and ripped off. let's say for those who did imagine to get on the healthcare site, some too good to be true prices that are actually more, well, out of sight. >>> consumer reports is now recommending people sit back and wait a few weeks until the government fixes the problem. really, a few weeks? when was the last time the government fixed anything in a few weeks? we still have troops in korea. >> if you are lucky enough to get into that obamacare site. what you see is not is inly -- see is not necessary my what you get. my next guest says the numbers are misleading and the price could be higher. jonathan woo's company created a price quote tool for plans on the federal regulations. i was having a discussion it's not what it appears. >> before you actually create an account, people have not been able to create accounts and get in for the past three weeks and so the government put on the front p

. >> when contacted by fox the cia declined to comment and there was no immediate response from the fbi. >> steve sently li any live for. >>> corey was hunted for more than 4 years and the terrorists vowed to avenge osama bin laden's death. three fighters were also killed. >>> a major milestone happening here in new york city at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. a walkway donunderneath the wor trade center will reopen for the first time since the september 11th terror attack. the west concourse that will connect the world trade center site and the new york waterway ferry terminal. a major step in the rebuilding of the world trade center site. >> the red sox take an early lead in the world series after a few costly errors after a controversial call in the second inning. he went 7 scoreless innings before come{suffix}li coming ou game. the red sox go on to win 8-1. the winner of the series have to take 4 out of 7 games. tonight game 2. that starts at 8:00 on fox. >>> just the beginning. the navy's first in super carrier sells for one penny. the u.s. navy sold the uss forestall to a bakery center t

the fbi is right there, isn't it? >> the fbi has 1100 agents that work here in the new york office, as well as 2700 supportive workers. they were not furloughed, but they also were not getting paid. so they were coming to work but weren't getting a check, and meantime i'm told the budget has been tight so a lot of work wasn't getting done, and i spoke to other law enforcement agencies who said they had a hiring freeze no overtime, and they were also still having to do their jobs without get can paid, and couldn't take time off. so it's been challenging for them as well. a lot of investigations have suffered. but they're here and they now hope to get paid soon, and pick up where the left off. >> let's hope so. nice to see you. >>> i mentioned off the top about a school bus hijacks. cops say an armed man jumped aboard a bus with some skid took the children for a frightening ride. a live report. this is shepard smith reporting from the fox news deck in new york. glad you're in today. >>> i mentioned school bus hijacking

battle as we look at what continued shut downcould mean for your safety as homeland security and the fbi begin to feel the pinch. >>> and a tragedy on the football field, a high school player dies just hours after scoring a touchdown, what all parents need to understand about what happened on that field. >>> and an indy winning race car driver injured in a horrifying crash over the weekend, a dozen spectators were also hurt, we have an update on the condition of dar yo fran hittie at tis

. >> several dozen federal agents including fbi and secret service were seen recovering evidence bags and at least one computer from carrie's condo from stamford, connecticut. in a strain twist today. envelope in white powder was also found in a condo being tested out of an abundance of caution. today praise for the capitol hill police mixed is w. shutdown politics as democrat singled out the 24-year-old veteran injured thursday and back on the job by early next week. >> not getting paid. didn't, for one little shot interfere with their professionalism and diligence and they did a great job. and the belittling of the federal government belittles all federal employees including officer carter and the people who did the job. >> coupled with the naval yard shooting were a mentally ill man shot and killed 12 people. congressman mccaul called out the administration for leaving the top job at homeland security vacanty w. no nominees for homeland security secretary. the white house offered nothing on the issue when pressed today by fox news wendell goler he is calling it irresponsible for th

. >> several dozen agents from fbi to secret service were on the scene at that condo, removing bags of evidence, and at least one computer as part of what is described to fox news as a, quote, deep dive into carey's background. >> the briefings i have had, she suffered a fall and a head injury which resulted in a mental condition. they believe it's schizophrenia, and she was taking medication for that. she may have been off the medication, obviously, when this happened. that could have snapped this event. >> and based on these briefings that investigators believe carey thought the president was trying to communicate with her through radio waves. trace? >> trace: and speaking of the investigators, what are they focusing on now? >> carey drove the black car to the white house security perimeter and at that point engaged with the secret service agent. we don't know what was said but after that she rammed the carrier, throwing the agent on to the windshield of the vehicle, and a former fbi agent says that conversation is key. >> that's going to be very telling as to what her mindset was wh

we called the fbi. the fbi also won't comment but kind of said to us, remember, that lisa is 3 years old. others were even more skeptical point out that lisa's eyes were blue and maria's appear to be very green. neighbors in that greek gypsy camp also say that they told police that maria has lived there since she was born. and mark fuhrman, who covered this case with you extensively, thinks that baby lisa's mom is just continuing this charade. listen to him. >> so if we're going to fast forward to today, she is going to claim that there was a gypsy band roaming kansas city that snuck in the one night that she was drunk and blacked out, took her baby and two cell phones and then snuck back to greece? i mean, it's pretty absurd. >> reporter: international police have 38 girls under the age of 6 years old in their database and none of them fit the description of this maria girl from greece. >> thank you. we'll have much more in just a moment. don't go away. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cov

we called the fbi. the fbi also won't comment but kind of said to us, remember, that lisa is 3 years old. others were even more skeptical point out that lisa's eyes were blue and maria's appear to be very green. neighbors in that greek gypsy camp also say that they told police that maria has lived there since she was born. and mark fuhrman, who covered this case with you extensively, thinks that baby lisa's mom is just continuing this charade. listen to him. >> so if we're going to fast forward to today, she is going to claim that there was a gypsy band roaming kansas city that snuck in the one night that she was drunk and blacked out, took her baby and two cell phones and then snuck back to greece? i mean, it's pretty absurd. >> reporter: international police have 38 girls under the age of 6 years old in their age of 6 years old in their database and huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the fores

. >>> the fbi is investigating the kidnapping of two american citizens from a u.s. flagged oil supply vessel near the coast of nigeria. pirates are being blamed. authorities are expecting a ransom demand. pirate activity has jumped even as kbloglobal pirate rates have dropped. >>> 35 world leaders after given phone numbers by a u.s. official in another department. the guardian newspaper sites nsa former worker snow den. allegations the u.s. has been listening in to phone calls involving its leader. >> at a european summit in brus sell, german chancellor, merkel rebuked the united states, the national security agency for monitoring her cell phone calls. she gave hint for how long and often she's been complaining about it to president barack obama . >> translator: spying among friends does not work at all. i said in berlin in july and also yesterday on the phone. we need trust among partners to be insured now. >> john emmerson is seen meeting with german officer in august. german officials couldn't recall a time the call was official for the united states. white house

>> reporter: fbi agents were on the scene at marion carey's condo in connecticut. based on information at fox they left after 8:00 eastern. they're gathering her electronics including phone records as well as computer web histories to piece together what she was doing before she drove 265 miles from stanford to washington, d.c. as fox first reported last night, carey drove her black lexus through a white house security barrier. she engaged with a seat service agent. woe don't foe what happened, she rammed barrier with the secret service thrown up on the windshield. the fbi agent formerly with the joint terrorism of course force says that conversation between carey and secret service agent is key. >> that will be telling tellingr mind set was when she got there she could have been in a state where she felt it was her duty to talk to the president in her mental state, and then when he said something that set her off. >> reporter: carey's sister posted a message on facebook about eight hours after everything unfolded indicating the family was taking it all in. they we

las vegas, the singer, wayne knot -- newton's, yacht sank. >>> the fbi just a short time ago confirmed to fox news they're trying to determine whether the young girl who turned up at a gypsy camp in greece could be baby lisa. baby lisa is a toddler that went missing in kansas city. the investigators are calling the young girl maria. and look at this side-by-side image. you can see another picture of maria on the right. police say the image on the left is what an artist believes lisa may look like today. he third birthday is next month. the police discovered maria at a gypsy camp in central greece. happened during a crackdown on illegal activities there. they'll say they picked the girl out because she looked nothing like the couple taking care of her. the authorities say the man and woman apparently kidnapped the child and dna tests prove their not her parents. trace gallagher has details. >>> not lost is the fact that trading in children in this part of the world is not something that is really that unusual, but as far as this little girl goes, it appears she is older than little lisa

how about the fbi? who's left who's better than the irs to enforce it? if it was my ball to play, i would said you're not eligible for medicare until you're 70 and get the irs out of it. but, yay, irs. october 15, look for me, i love you. >> i don't know, larry. maybe nobody should be in charge of enforcing it. >> the only occupation with a lower approval rating than politicians are irs agents. and i'm afraid i'm going to go home and there's going to be an auditor at my first job just for commenting on this. >> they are furloughed. >> but when you start to concentrate power and give confidential information to one branch of government, and it can be used as a political weapon, it's scary. and you don't know where it's going to end. you have to nip it in the bud, and re-evaluate this enforce. mechanism or we'll have problems later on. i lose sleep over this. i don't like where it's going. >> oh, come on, larry. have a good night's sleep. >>> all right. from detroit to south of the border, what bailed out chrysler just did that may drive taxpayers loco. [

there was no immediate response from the fbi which is leading the benghazi case. >> thank you. >>> israel's prime minister says the world should not accept what he calls a partial deal to curb iran's nuclear program. benjamin netanyahu met with secretary of state john kerry today. he told kerry that any agreement with iran should mirror the deal with syria, requiring the destruction of all its chemical weapons. >>> the american outreach to iran comes during a time of transition in the islamic republic. but today marks a bitter anniversary of a terror incident with ties directly to iran's current leadership. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the story from the pentagon. >> the truck carried some 2,000 pounds of explosives. but there was no way our marine guards could know this. >> reporter: october 23rd, 1983, at 6:22 a.m. in lebanon, 241 u.s. service members were killed inside their barracks at the beirut airport. the iranian leader with firsthand knowledge of the bombing is well-known to u.s. marines. iran's new defense minister, appointed by iran's president in august.

fox news confirmed a libyan terror suspect who used to be on the fbi's most lanted list is now here in the united states and this map has come their new york city. abu anas al-liby. that's the name he uses in the united states. he has faced a federal indictment here in new york city for more than a decade. the pentagon reports u.s. special operations forces captured him during a raid in libya, not saturday but a week ago saturday. officials say they expect al liby to stand trial over whether he helped plan the bombings of u.s. embassies in 1998, and there's a lot of evidences that suggests he did. the u.s. attorney's office in new york will not comment but does tell it there's no information at this time. we know the accusation is he helped scout out and take pictures of the bombing for osama bin laden for it happened. we have the details from capitol hill. >> reporter: what we can confirm right now is federal sources tell us that abu anas al-liby did leave the uss san antonio where he was held for the last 11 days since his capture on october 5 in he was on the ship being interrogated

behind closed doors they promote these organizations or tell their constituents which the fbi called the hamas fronts is routinely interviewed in major newspapers. just appeared the other day on network television. bill: the muslim brotherhood says we are here to help promote religion and our communities and education. in the 30 seconds i have left. can you prove that they have had success doing the things you described to us the past several minutes? >> i think i can and i think i would let the viewer $watch the film. to the extent them have been able to infiltrate law phonersment and to stop the fbi from circulating the materials. it was offensive to the muslim brotherhood. the same thing goes on in the department of justice where prosecutions have been quashed into terrorist financing because it might be considered offensive. we need to get beyond this because we want to empower genuine moderate in the communities. bill: it's called "jihad in america." steve emmer signs its producer. jamie: there are reports of shots inside a las vegas casino. attention walmart shoppers. there is

fox news confirms that the fbi is on the case. two americans taken hostage. the feds believe it is a ransom situation. that is common now. it went off the coast of any on nigerria. >>> one week after the temporary of the debt ceiling. america's debt is at $17 trillion. and 28 billion was added to the federal debt. that was an overnight jump from 16.75 to 17.8 trillion of the debt because of new spending and backlog of debt accumulating. get out your calculators. the u.s. added an average of 2 billion a day to the national day. matt will try to make sense of this. matt, these numbers are a stro nommical. but there is a misconception that with the government shutdown and federal government not at its optimum capacity we might save money but since the government reopened we have dropped 328 billion in one day. how did that happen? >> in the opener, alisyn. we back paid and paid the bills from the time the government was shut down. and the time the government is shut down. things are terrible and we are not spending money and people are out of work. the people fu

about 50% of the fbi d.c. headquarters had been for load and while the overall percentage of field agents is lower, an fbi official confirms the team investigating the kenya mall attack is even affected. was last thursday's car chase stretching to capitol hill is another example of how vital the law enforcement function is in the nation's capital as well. bill: thank you. we will see whether or not this position changes. sounds strange. martha: federal correctional officers in wisconsin so we are not getting paid, but some prisoners are. >> they get paid with a different funding, trust fund account. however some of the money comes from the federal budget, and again the work they do it institution, they get paid for. martha: until there is a budget deal, 300 workers at a federal prison forced to come to work without getting paid. a lot of that going around. bill: two of the big stories it happened with regards to the war on terror. al qaeda mastermind in custody. what can we learn from him? as a result of the a

fbi is assisting the investigation. the airport has delays and cancellations and right now it is up and running, allyson. >> thank you for that update. >> congress pushing for tougher sanctions against iran despite what appeared to be a thaw in u.s.- iran relations. benjamin netanyahu sounding the alarm bell saying that iran and its leader cannot be trusted. good day to you. you believe that iran is only negotiating because the sanctions are working, explain. >> i went to one of the meetings where iran president rouhani was on the charm offensive and he talked about the man date from the iranian people. the iranian economy is on the skids. inflation is running 30 percent. and income from oil sale system way down. youth unemployment is way up. they are in an economic straight jacket. they have got to negotiate in hopes of getting the sanctions released. >> but through those negotiations, you believe we are negotiating over the wrong thing. explain that. >> first of all, once you have the mugger on the tarm ac. don't let

criminals are running loose and every bank in america is vulnerable because the fbi has employees not at work. our colleagues in the main stream media and mr. clapper portray it as all of the fault of the republicans. prolonging the impasse works to the advantage of the obama white house and people like mr. clapper. as the media and congress are totally tied in knots over the shutdown, no one is paying to the irs enemies list. and no one investigating what happen in benghazi and the official inquiry of what information that nsa and department of homeland security are collecting on loyal american citizens receives no attention what so ever. clapper said it is a dream land for foreign intelligence services to rekraut. why now? >> apparently he believes that he has employees in the intelligence agencies over which he has the umbrella authority that sellout their country for the back pay. that's what he is saying, that to me is outrageous. >> it is more than 70 percent were furloughed and connected to the cia and senator lindsay graham said if it is true. do you believe it to be true, col