>> breaking news, the governors of new york and new jersey have just declared states of emergency. more than a million homes from maryland to massachusetts and counting losing power, as a record setting snowstorm bears down on the east coast and now, it's only october. i am he' harris falkner, this is the fox report. blind sided by terror. u.s. soldiers and civilian employees killed in a single deadliest ambush on americans in the afghan capital since the war began. fox reports live from kabul on the latest high profile attacks and now part of a

disturbing trend and taking in a big haul coast guard style. >> seven times is about one third of what all of the street cops on land in the united states will catch in a given year. >> tonight, busting submarines loaded with cocaine before they reach u.s. shores. >> plus, remember this? summertime disaster in indiana. the deadly stage collapse as fans watched in horror. tonight, the rejuvenating spirit of sugar land. >> he so wonderful to see the emotion that they felt. >> i was hoping it would be a healing process for all of us, and it was. >> now, the show goes on. >> a car bomb explodes in afghanistan, and the aftermath is chilling. our top military officials calling it the deadliest single ground attack in that nation's capital since the war began. 12 americans among the deadment the taliban claiming responsibility.

and this is war so the video you're about to see will be tough to watch. bodies and debris in the streets of kabul after a militant fighter drove a van right into an n.a.t.o. convoy, packed with 1500 pounds of explosives. an armored bus hit bursting into a wall of flame and first responders driving straight into the chaos to help and an n.a.t.o. helicopter setting down, airlifting survivors from the fiery scene. in addition to the american soldiers and n.a.t.o. civilians killed, three afghan civilians and one police officer also killed in the attack according to the afghan interior ministry and our connor powell streaming live from kabul with the latest on this, connor? >> the u.s. military commanders here in kabul insisted violence is on the way down here, across the country, but a string of high profile attacks from the taliban, from shooting down on american military helicopters, that killed 30 u.s. troops,

and a 20 hour attack has seemed to contradict that notion that violence is on the way down and another large scale attack, a sort of spectacular attack here in kabul also seems to contradict u.s. military commanders that violence is decreasing in afghanistan. this was a massive attack in southern parts of kabul. 17 people were killed including four afghans, 12 americans and one canadian. of the americans killed many of them were civilian contractors working with the u.s. military to help rebuild afghanistan. and the attack came earlier today on a part of the highway in southern kabul that is part of the huge redevelopment of kabul. there's the brand new road with street lights and a lot of development in that area, but it's an area where the taliban have attacked u.s. convoys in the past. and the taliban have reported to key on military targets like convoys, and also, government officials, afghan government officials here to try to create these

spectacular attacks and this attack is a real stern reminder that the taliban can still strike with deadly consequences and the afghan security forces taking over responsibility aren't fully capable and prepared to handle ought of the responsibilities as u.s. troops are continuing to drawdown in afghanistan and there is concern when will the afghan security forces be ready, harris, with attacks, they're not ready yet and who knows when ethel be ready, harris. >> there are pretty harsh realities and we have been reporting of course by the end of the year, the battle field will look different with a reported 10,000 soldiers expected to leave afghanistan. are you seeing any signs of that already happening? >> there are some signs. already, three or 4,000 american troops are beginning to leave. the commanders said the first troops to leave will be those part of the construction of military bases there at the port and the administration

roles. they were not combat troops, but yesterday, the top, the number two military commander here said some troops are going to be able to leave kandahar in the coming days and replaced by afghan troops which the u.s. military says that for every troop that's leaving on the american and international side, there are dozens of american, i'm sorry, afghan troops taking the spot and the growth of the afghan security forces, by end of december, we will see 10,000 american troops having left afghanistan and the overall footprint in hopes there will not be fewer american targets in on the ground in afghanistan. >> connor powell streaming live from afghanistan, thank you very much. >> fox news is america's election headquarters and a prediction of victory from one of the candidates seeking the g.o.p. nomination from the white house. former businessman herman cain saying on camera, he will win south carolina.

>> i predict that we will win south carolina. i will predict that we will finish first and second in new hampshire not going out on a limb there, but going to predict we're going to win south carolina. >> cain making the remarks at sanford university in alabama saying that win will then set the stage for him to capture the republican nomination. our doug luzader live for us with the news from washington. doug, how does cain back this claim up? >> well, you know, he says he's laying the groundwork for the first series of contests with strong showings in iowa and new hampshire and following a win in south carolina. and may not be running a conventional campaign and working for some time to build a strong base in support in south carolina. >> that's what a lot of people don't see and a lot of people don't understand. we didn't just start campaigning, i started testing my message with the people in

these various states over a year ago. so we feel very good about south carolina. >> it's a bold prediction, but his strongest support may come from southern states. his campaign bus has been making the way through alabama throughout the course of the weekend and he won a big straw poll there today with nearly 51% of the vote. now, to break down beyond that, was pretty telling. ron paul came in second with 45%, he usually does well in straw polls. every other candidate, that includes rick perry, mitt romney, ended up splitting the remaining four to five percent. >> well, doug, i crisscrossed the state of tennessee with herman cain on that campaign bus and covering him behind the scenes and told me himself that something would eventually happen that's happening now and that that money would roll into his campaign. how much? >> look, buses like that aren't cheap either so he needs some money, he's just swimming in cash now apparently and this is based on projections that his

campaign is making, but the numbers are impressive and think he's on track to haul in about 5 million dollars in october and that would mean that his fund raising pace has just about tripled over the past few months and that's a big gain. >> all right, doug luzader thank you very much, we appreciate it and keeping with politics now, a fox news sunday exclusive. texas governor rick perry makes his first sunday show appearance since entering the presidential race, watch it tomorrow morning, fox news sunday with anchor chris wallace, check your local listings. >> and now to the breaking news in weather. a rare october snowstorm causing trouble from washington d.c. all the way to maine. new york and new jersey's governors declaring states of emergency in just the last hour, and chris christie of new jersey confirming more than 500,000 households without electricity in new jersey alone. and the storm is having ripple effects across the nation, hours of delays at some of the

nation's busiest airports and amtrak canceling for big chunks of pennsylvania and so many without electricity and in fact, utility companies are calling on crews from ohio to kentucky to come to the east coast to restore poirier and always, some silver lining for some people and the snow is good news for skiers in vermont and able to make the money off of all of this. and the heaviest snowfall expected to hit later tonight. >> i think it's crazy, i thought we were probably going to get a winter sooner than usual, but didn't think it would be now. >> i was like oh! >> not happy at all, and i was surprised that we were having so much, 1 through 6 any way of going north was very disturbing and it destroyed my weekend plans. >> yeah, you want to see weekend plans, take a live look outside of fox studios in

midtown manhattan and iconic, a new snowfall record set. julie banderas is live for us, julie. >> yeah, this is in fact the fourth time that it's snowed before halloween since 1952, and get this, the record breaker is pretty shocking, it's actually the most it has snowed in the month of october since they began record keeping, 135 years ago creating major mess, major havoc on the roads and major messes of branches, obviously. this is an example of downed trees that are coming down and knocking down power lines for millions of people, throughout the northeast and the mid atlantic and this is a view here in central park, most of the same across the mid atlantic region. at this point, damage already caused throughout connecticut, new jersey, washington, through pennsylvania, and maryland, new york's governor actually activated new york state emergency operation

center to ensure the resources and keeping the position for an appropriate response, because tomorrow, it's going to be a major, major mess. and the storms, the records in terms of the storages, and amount of snow with this. most of the trees across the region still, remember, we still are in fall despite the looks of things and the snow is snapping those tree limbs in large part due to the weight of the snow. to make matters worse and making high winds which again is knocking out power to millions of people. people are being told essentially do not go outside if you don't have to, driving and working throughout the night as temperatures dip as that snow, wet snow falling on me turns to ice and also major airport delays and-- (siren sounding) and--

>> all right, julie banderas, we can hear emergency crews in the background and the wind starting to whip around the microphone and 60 miles per hour winds. first came the attack on the american embassy and the takedown on the government and a push to find out who else targeted our u.s. embassy in sarajevo. a little boy with autism who does not speak, missing for six days. tonight, the story unfolding with more than a thousand people volunteering to help find him. and now, a happy ending. stay close. >> my heart just felt like it's going through the roof. 'cause we were praying that, you know, god would bring him back to his family and it just makes me want to cry, that god is still working miracles. my sinus symptoms come with a cough that stays even after i treat...

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>> priss police in bosnia in the home of a gunman there. it happened in sarajevo and what authorities are calling a terrorist attack. [gunshots] >> there you can plainly see it a man through the streets with an assault rifle taking aim at our embassy. moments later, a sniper from the roof shooting him in the leg and he hits the ground here. officers saying they arrested 17 people during today's raids and later released all of them and officials looking for anybody who may have ties to that suspect and that attack on our embassy. after weeks of accusations and calls for him to quit from several republican house lawmakers, the attorney general of the united states getting ready to give some answers. eric holder set to testify before the house judiciary committee about the fast and furious program. the hearing will give

lawmakers a chance to question holder about what he knew and when. and fast and furious, as you may know, was a gun running operation set to track down how weapons moved from the u.s. to the mexican drug cartel, but the fed lost track of hundreds of guns and some ending up in the hands of cartel members and two of them at the scene after border patrol agent. peter doocy. >> reporter: during the testimony in front of congress, janet napolitano made it clear she had no conversation about operation fast and furious and we know that eric holder wasn't talking to the secretary of state even though it involved entities south of the border. >> the state department that would deal with this kind of issue, we have no record of ask for coordination and we have no record of any kind of notice or heads up and you know, my recollection is that i learned about it from the

press. >> reporter: december 8th it's holder's turn to testify in front of the house judiciary committee. that's more than a month away. as of now, eight members of congress called for him to quit, all republicans, joe walsh, quote, i ask that the attorney general resign immediately and take responsibility for implicating the united states as accessory to the violent crimes committed by these mexican cartels and for the role he played in the subsequent coverup of the failed fast and furious operation. if he fails to do so, i would ask that president obama dismiss him immediately. now, president obama has had the chance to dismiss his attorney general, but he hasn't. in fact, he is he' backed holder up saying he has the full confidence and that he thinks that holder will be able to figure out who messed up fast and furious. the republican lawmakers are not so sure, in addition to calls for holder to step down. one congressman, lamar submit, wants to bring in a counsel to figure out if his attorney

general lied to congress. >> thank you, a missing child for six days found alive in virginia. a volunteer coming across robert wood, jr., he went missing and robert eight years old does the not speak because of autism. he was taken to a hospital where doctors say he's in good condition, thanking people, living in the the area overjoyed. at one point telling there were 1600 people out looking for little robert. well, drug smugglers going to new depths literally to ship tons of could he tan from america's streets, but the coast guard staying one step ahead of them. we'll tell you how the good guys recovered drugs with an estimated street value of 180 million dollars. and family fun playing a classic american board game turns very ugly. this player ending up posing, well you see it, for a mug shot. stay with us. at adt, we get financing from ge capital. but they also go beyond banki.

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>> the u.s. coast guard moving in on submarine saying it was carrying a team of drug smugglers and tons of cocaine. the haul aboard has a street value of 180 million dollars. a patrol boat's mission fixing buoys, spotting the suspicious vessel and the crew sunk their ship hoping to hide their stash. the coast guard thought maybe arrest and recover the drugs keeping them off the streets. >> seven times is about one third of what all of the street cops on land in the united states will catch in a given year. >> wow. >> indeed, it is rare. it's also rare to find a submarine like that in the caribbean sea. drug traffickers normally use

those in the pacific ocean where they're harder to track. for a terrorist, an i.d. can be as important as a weapon. that's one of the findings of the 9/11 commission. while terrorists may use fake identification, for example, to gain access to buildings and potentially where we see airplanes, they can use them to steal millions of dollars in response to both threats, a crackdown now making it more difficult to use fake i.d.'s. david lee miller with the story. >> they can get you aboard an airplane and allow you to crash a check. a driver's license gets you more than behind the wheel. no longer do you have to have a gun and do a holdup at a bank to steal a lot of money. i mean, with full identification, and having the right computer accesses, you can do a lot of damage, you know, without ever having to stick somebody up. >> new rules designed to include national security would soon require all states to verify a detailed documentation before a driver's license that will be

honored by the federal government. some experts fear that could mean a spike in count are fitting. >> people who are living under assumed names or operating, shall we say under assumed names are going to discover they're blocked at the driver's license agency, from obtaining a valid i.d. so they will seek out high quality counterfeits. >> at the lab outside of washington d.c., investigators have a library of authentic driver's licenses issued by every state and equipment to analyze and compare them with presumed fakes. >> some of them are he very good. but, we're still able to detect them. we're still bet are than they are. >> this is a split screen showing a make driver's license and the the real thing. magnification, is ten times, and prints that read state flag of texas. the fake contains no such information. >> they're sold for over a thousand dollars. and organized crime is trying to cash in and the feds busted

a ring allegedly selling fake licenses and other forged documents in 11 states. >> and what's significant about this particular organization, is that they are now being charged with racketeering, and violence. according to homeland security. the charges of users of fake i.d.'s or young adults trying to buy liquor or cigarettes, authorities warn it can result in a criminal record that can last a lifetime. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> and that breaking news that we've been following tonight, we're watching that snowstorm. as it moves up the east coast, a live look now at times square here in manhattan. snow is still falling, governors of new york and new jersey issuing states of emergency as millions of homes in the northeast are without electricity, a live report coming up with the latest next. and imagine this, one couple calls it an honest mistake,

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bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news, in afghanistan, coalition forces hit with the deadliest single ground attack since the war began a decade ago. a bomber driving into an n.a.t.o. convoy, killing 17 people in kabul. most of them american. the taliban claiming responsibility there. and a confident herman cain predicting a victory in south carolina. and the businessman from georgia says with the news cameras rolling, he will win that state's republican primary and cain says that victory will then set the stage for him to win the g.o.p. nomination. >> and now, to our breaking news story on the weather that we're following closely. the governors of new york and new jersey, declaring states of emergency. that's where we began tonight. a rare october nor'easter causing a big mess up and down the east coast. governor chris christie urging people to stay off the roads and saying two of the new jersey's hospitals are running

off generators at this hour and the storm is not over, some of the heaviest snow is on the way. maria molina, meteorologist, from the weather center. and breaking records. >> we have broken records, specifically us here in new york city, central park, it's officially the snowiest october on record for us, the previous record in 1925. we had .8 inches and 2 become today. we saw 1.3 inches of snow and we see more snow after that and continuing to he see it throughout the nighttime into the overnight hours and that's something that we're going to keep an eye on and could be looking at about half a foot of snow for us here in new york city and very significant for the month of october and we did not break any records in philadelphia or d.c. and boston, i think you guys could be breaking a record as we appreciate the four to six inch flesh hold we're getting to see in that city tomorrow morning.

something we'll keep tracking. otherwise the low pressure system is intensifying and will do so into the overnight hours and the wind will be another issue, along coastal area and 50 to 60 miles per hour, and long island, cape cod where it's raining right now. and the cooler air has not made its way that far east. and still snowing heavily across portions of eastern pennsylvania. through norgss of new york city and connecticut by the way, we already have reports up to 10 inches of snow there and in new jersey, 12.5 inches of no reported in west milford and a powerful system, as far as timing on the storm, through sunday, i think until be out of new york city and also, 9 a.m. sunday when the worst will be over for the city of boston and heavily across the state of maine and long gone for trick-or-treers and a prty nice day out there and nighttime hours, it will be chilly, but dry, winter storm

warnings stretching from maine to eastern pennsylvania and it's wet, heavy, nature. it's starting to bring down the trees and leaves on there and allowing the snow to accumulate on them and bringing them down as well as the power lines, very dangerous stuff out there. and this is coming from the urgent news room. not just in our weather center there, but in connecticut now, being added. they are declaring a state of emergency so you've got three states now, new york, new jersey, connecticut. it wasn't long ago, maria, the whole nation was watching us go through something called hurricane irene and that was, it feels like yesterday and now, we've got the situation and i've been reading there is a kind of a trend and it has a name la ninaa, can you explain how it will effect the weather pattern. >> we had a levine last winter and we saw the extreme weather in the northeast and portions

of the great lakes and texas they have he' been seeing the worst drop in history and one year history period and what it means for us, periodic cooling and waters across the pacific ocean and that will affect the weather worldwide. we see a shift in the jetstream. we know running now, it returns in august and will continue to strengthen through the winter months and in the case you'll likely be below average across the southern tier of the nation and texas we could see it lingering into next summer and unfortunately as you head northward, the jetstream location will bring more across portions of the northwest and the great lakes and looking at above average precipitation. >> thank you for that. we've been getting lots of e-mails, people wondering about just the effects of la nina and as we move forward now things might stay severe. and we'll check back with you on the current storm as the news warrants. thank you. well, pa taste of freedom

tonight, for grapple, after spending four months in prison in egypt he's now home in new york arriving a few hours ago. and he has both american and israeli citizenship was arrested in june while working for a legal aid group in cairo, the egyps government accused him of spying for israel. to win his freedom, israel agreed to release 25 egyptian prisoners. a chief bomb maker killed in an air strike in the gaza strim. and the occupy wall street movement as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> gaza strip, an explosion at a training camp for islamic militants killing five palestinians and the israel military carrying out the air strike, against the group islamic jihad as they were preparing to fire rockets into israel. the group saying one of the

chief pom makers was killed and it then took responsibility for firing more rockets into southern israel. germany, demonstrators in frankfurt pushing against what they say is rec ls management of the european banking system. >> protests organizationed by the occupy frankfurt movement, occupy by new york's occupy wall street. >> australia. don't plan on flying qantas airlines. they grounded all flights indefinitely because of ongoing employee strikes. the head of the carrier saying the planes won't fly again until unions representing flyers reach an airline over pay and working conditions. thailand, no amount of flooding could get in the way of these boxes. the flood members in bangkok training even though some of the matches are can celt a--

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medicinal use back in 1996. the attorney for this group also believes this has come down to a 10th amendment rights issue. >> the 10th amendment is somewhat complicated. >> right. >> the idea is that while the federal government is allowed to enforce its own laws against marijuana even in the states that have medical marijuana laws, they don't have it for them where the state doesn't want to fight the war. >> the california attorney general releasing a statement saying, while there are evil am guties, by legislator or the court. a campaign will make it more difficult for legitimate patients to access physician recommended medicine in california. but the department of justice isn't worried so much about those legitimate patients, rather, people getting a prescription and using pot for

recreational purposes. there's great concern about the drug getting into the hands of children. >> and this is not an idol threat. this is our commitment to the concerned parents and citizens in our communities. and this is our fulfillment of the oath that we have taken to enforce the laws of the united states. >> we should tell you that the u.s. attorney's office refusing to comment on this federal lawsuit. saying it's ongoing litigation and we'll keep you posted, harris. >> the group is concerned that people won't be able to get the medical marijuana that they need, so, how many of these dispresenceries have actually closed their doors? >> well, interestingly enough, the department of justice also would not provide us with that information, we did this story a couple of weeks ago when they announced the crackdown and they announced that the dispensaries had 45 days to close their doors and when we asked how many of them had heeded the warnings, interestingly, they wouldn't give us those numbers either,

who knows? >> okay. next question and i know you can't answer it is why, why won't they tell us? we' we'll keep asking. casey stegall on the job, go get the answers. >> and a halloween safety feature may have started a massive fire. it's our top story on a fox trip across america. montana, the owner installed a motion sensor to keep vandals out of the maze made of hundreds of bails of hay, now he thinks the extension actually sparked the fire. >> we lost about 80% of the bails and he the fire crews let the fire burn itself out. florida, actress lindsay lohan's dad stuck in jail without bail. after a while wind week of arrests and the tampa police

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>> country duo sugarland providing a free concert for the victims of the indiana stage collapse at the indiana state fair.

>> you recall it happened in august. that video is still so hard to watch. high winds taking the stage down moments before sugar land's scheduled performance. seven he people died that day and dozens were trapped underneath the debris. today, the crowd gathered to celebrate life and healing. >> (inaudible) celebrate.... >> and this is a healing process for all of us and it was. you know, all of us girls, we join in together, and we had a good time and just more celebration, and i'm at the end of this road and for me, i know there was a lot of sadness, but this was good. this was great. >> organizers asked that people in attendance to donate to a victim relief fund which has already raised 1 million

dollars. a few hours ago some of libya's wounded revolutionary fighters landing on the east coast and now they're headed to hospitals. thousands injured in the ballot to wush muammar gad if i. and our david of piper streaming live from libya. >> reporter: hi, harris, we witnessed that first u.s. plane taking those revolutionary fighters who have been severely injured to boston for that specialized medical treatment. >> this u.s. air force c-17 flew into tripoli's airport, to bring into boston the injured and the patients who safely travel to the the u.s. and this is the first humanitarian mission the men and women from the u.s. army have conducted in libya and another flight will take

critically injured fighters to germany. and secretary of state hillary clinton had hospital wards last week and saw for her he self the plight of injured fighters and some have serious brain injuries and nerve damage that require specialist treatment. libya's health ministry selected which of the injured could travel to the u.s. but some libyans at the airport express concern about the selection process and tens of thousands of libyans have been injured in the eight month civil war. the u.s. provided the airlift, but the libyan government will pay for all medical treatments in the u.s. >> as a symbol, again, of the continuing united states commitment to libyan people and to new partnership, now that the the regime of qaddafi has fallen. the u.s. ambassador confident of a bright new future for u.s.-libyan relations. harris? >> david piper, thank you very much. a tackle on the football field, left him paralyzed from

the neck down. rutgers university player eric la brand making a huge return for the football field. and an emotional tribute that started today's game guagainst west virginia. when the fox reports continues. watch every touchdown from every game

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>> a moving moment for rutgers, the team led on to the field by a former player. he suffered a broken neck during an attack against army. and la grant carried an ax, with the team's mantra, keep chopping. it's the first time he's returned to the field since he was left paralyzed. he was an analyst for rutgers. on field not a good day for rutgers, west virginia, what an emotional thing you watched

as you played live in the news room today, trick-or-treaters collecting goodies from the most well-known house in the the nation and getting at the white house today. handing out bags with sugar cookies and it's not all junk food, there's an orange. most americans killed in a homicide bombening afghanistan. calling it the single deadliest attack against the coalition forces in a decade of war. among the dead five american troops and eight n.a.t.o. employees and a bomber driving a van packed with explosives hitting a bus on a convoy in the street. and a powerful nor'easter, governors of new york, new jersey, connecticut and the list might grow declaring states of emergency now with millions of people out of electricity and the very rare october snowstorm dumping up to ten inches in some areas