>> fox urgent, a u.s. navy seal team conducted a raid targeting the terror group al shabab that is the al-qaeda listeninged group that is thought to be responsible for the deadly mall attack. one person was killed in the raid. we are working to firm up details about whom that might be. the national security correspondent is live in washington with this, jennifer >> we confirm that there were top secret operations carried out by special operation forces in two separate countries today. one was in somalia. that's the one we are reporting

on. a navy seal targeted the head of al shabab. there were multiple targets in a villa in the town, that was a sea side town in somalia and can't confirm at this time whether the head of al shabab was killed in that attack. what we understand occurred in the somalia raid navy seals targets the members of al shabab and that at least one of the targets was killed. but there was a shootout that ensowed and the navy seal team decided to withdraw and they were not able to take the body with them and confirm the identity of who was killed. the pentagon is not confirming that the head of al shabab in somalia is killed though he may have been among those killed because at least one somalia was killed in the raid that occurred in somalia. we learned that there was

a second raid in libya in the capitol of tripoli and the target is a man on the u.s. most wanted list. a bbi- a l libbi. he is in custody of u.s. forces. he was wanted for the attacks on the 1998 on the u.s. embassy in kenya. and he is wanted for sometime. and in fact he has a interesting history. back in 1999 he applied for a sylum in britain. he was interviewed following the embassy bombings and he went on the lamb again and eventually made his way after a roundabout route to libya. he was the target of a strike by u.s. special operation forces and a senior u.s. official

confirms to fox that he is currently in u.s. custody. harris? >> i want to press in a little bit first of all. going back to the navy seal with regards to the mall attack in kenya if we can, jennifer. trying to learn how that would have come about? which government would we have talked with? the somalia government, i saw we were in connection with them and so we could make a hit like this in their country. >> remember the head of somalia is here meeting with the president just receiptly in the last two weeks and he was over in the pentagon as well. there has been cooperation with the president of somalia for quite sometime. it is not the first time u.s. special forces operating in somalia. and we are told from senior military forces, that the targets in the house, there were multiple targets in the sea side town in somalia.

one of the target was the head of al shabab, who was believed to be at the house. there is no way to confirm at this point in time whether he was killed in the attack. the seal team assessed the situation and because of the shooting that was occurring, they were not able to take the body with them after that shootout. and we can confirm tla there was a raid in the villa in somalia. and the pentagon can't confirm. you touched on it about the americans that are in the west gate mall in nairobi. and the connections that our own people would have had happen in the mall. we are looking at more video now. and we knew that our guys are going to assist in investigating that. we knew we had special forces

during the stand off and siege and after. and now we have learned that this is playing out in somalia. before you go, i want to ask you about the situation in trippoli. >> the original reports that there was a second raid came from libyan sources on the ground in tripoli. the target of that strike by special operation forces was a bu a l libby and he's been on the most wanted list. and there was a $5 million reward for him. he is in u.s. custody and wanted for the 1998 embassy bombings in kenya. he is currently in u.s. custody and we are told from a senior u.s. official. >> jennifer griffin, thank you

very much and we'll come back to you later this hour. we'll go back as the news warrants. thank you, jennifer. we'll bring in judge mukasy and who served under george bush and a reputation for fighting terror. we were talking about a host of things and kenya came up. if we can make headway and share the intelligence between the u.s. and kenya, we might see grounds made on the details on who carried it out and capture somebody. your thoughts on what happened today? >> certainly the raid on kenya is right in the mainstream of what we are entitled to do and what we have done since thomas jefferson authorized the raid on pirates in tripoli in the 19th

century. the take out of a senior al shabab leader if that is what happened is a plus, and the fact that the united states acted without a lot of hemming and haing and pawing at the ground and asking for author wragz is a plus. and we had the intelligence to do it is a plus and underlines keeping the intelligence intact. he didn't fall off of the pickle truck. we have to find him and we needed intelligence. >> you it said to our audience. our eyes were wide eped but you said it is important. if we don't have the back bone to use it. >> you can get all of the intel, in the world, but you don't have the capability and fortitude to use it, you might as well not

have it. >> you and i talked in the greenroom, and said we don't want to make too many connection of dots, but you have movement against the terrorist in the mall massacre and our forces taking on the targets in somalia with al shabab based there. and in tripoli, libya movement on one member of al-qaeda and working to firm of if he was alive and in connection with a $5 million bounty on its head and in connection with the bombings. >> not far from the mall in nairobi and another one in tanzania. what does that mean? >> it is another plus and i don't see a connection. apparently he was seen walking around in tripoli before he was seized along with other

desperatos. it is an area where people of that sort can live relatively unmolested and we went in and got him and that is to our credit. my guess is, he will be backbrought back to united states for trial in new york. he was indicted there. >> he was picked up on a country that we had a diplomatic outpost hit and there he is picked up in the country. and what do you say about the relations with united states and libya right now? >> i would say they are strained and notice the difference in the raid in somalia and the raid in libya. we were apparently forewarned the somalia government and no indication of forewarning the libya government. i doubt we would have. >> quickly before i let you go.

laying the landscape where we move forward. we are not engaged on the war on terror and the best of our forces are hunting down terrorist and we are at war with them because we are killing them. >> regrettably and if we had a cia interrogation program. and it is a lot more of the people in tripoli. and that is the criminal and that is captured alive. what does happen to him exactly. and that is tried in a civilian court. congress banned anybody from cuba and to the united states. >> and guantanamo bay.

and that i don't think applies to somebody in trippoli. and he will give government the way we know in the united states. with the lawyer and the whole nine yards. >> where does that put us in terms of capturing terrorist. and it is more of them and questioning them under circumstances that allowed us to roll up even more. earlier when we were captured and who are killed. if they kill a terrorist that is a conviction. and judge mccasky. it is appreciating the time sir, thank you. >> and right now, law makers are headed home after a day of

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>> day five of the partial government shut down and the senate adjourned without roaching a deal and without doing one of their most important jobs and awful those law makers are getting a paycheck. so far little process on capitol hill. earlier today the house passed a bill to give 800,000 furloughed federal workers back pay. the vote 407- 0 and showing

a rare moment of bipartisanship but agreeing that is not enough. >> you have to ask yourself with the vote for federal employees, if it is so important to ease the pain for them. what about the vets? do the democrats feel it is not important to ease the pain on them? and what about the sick children? >> it is cruel to tell workers they will receive back pay and then refuse to open the government. >> it will now go to the september. we thought this might happen today and first it was expected they would approved it. the chapses that they would give that back pay, senator reid told our producers it is not a good idea. he will have to think about it. and the pentagon ordered most

400,000 furloughed civilian employees back to work. chuck hagel said the shutdown affects our relationships around the world and cuts to the question of can the united states be relied upon. when might the senate take up the bill and get back to work? >> not before 2 o'clock p.m. on monday. the senate adjourned and without voting on the legislation back pay for furloughed federal worker. they would get the back pay when the government reopens. top senate democrat signalled he is not a fan of the legislation. >> now saying to federal employees, we'll pay you when it is all over with, but stay at home and watch tv and play chess. we'll not let you work. but look a head you will get paid. and so the absurditty of this. >> and it passed the house

unanimously and house democrats who opposed the gop efforts to reopen the agencies supported this legislation because it treated the entire federal work force as a whole. house and senate republicans say the back pay is the way to ease the pain of the shut down for the people and the law makers debate funding for obama care. >> i was reading earlier, that the president said it has to come to an end. was there any meetings planned between the president and congressional leaders? >> no, no meetings planned. the republicans say they are here and ready to talk. >> the president cancelled his trip to asia. that is a unique opportunity if he is here this weekend, we are here. and all he has to do is sit down with the republicans and democrats and we will move forward. >> president obama said he will

not negotiate while the government is shut down and pay a ransom to the republicans to get the government open again and pressed the gop leaders to take a vote to fund the entire government. >> no meetings scheduled with him this weekend. >> molly, breaking news tonight as we started on the fox report tonight, a navy seal raid has targeted terror group al shabab based in somalia and all of this in response to last month's attack in the mall in nairobi, kenia. americans were caught up in that. one person was killed in the raid and we'll get the details and bring them to you. >> and wicked weather. oh, look at these pictures. ripping in the heart of our nation. meteorologist janice dean will join us with more on the storm that has hit our land. what if we could keep enough plastic waste to cover mt. rainier

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>> we are going to check on a few things that are happening. tropical storm carren, that is getting weaker and we can see in the top left of its screen, it is an enormous system. and in the plain states, more than two dozens inches of now

have fallen. and twisters, hitting the midwest, and then on the bottom right of your screen on the west coast, santa ana winds causing brushfires in california. we'll check in on that. and janice dean is live for us in the fox weather center and not a lot misting in. this >> and four feet of snow, harris. there is an update for the black hills of south dakota. 48 inches and that is a record for october. and south dakota, that would be fourth largest snow storm of all time, incredible snowfall amounts. >> look at o'rielly there. >> and he's in the only place where there is not active weather. because he is smart like that.

>> and that is our prime time line up, coming up. there is our friend megyn and shawn in my weather map. we love it. the good news is, shawn is not block the potential for severe weather. we have a big low pressure system that brought the record- breaking now. that is tapering off. and the cold front associated with the system is moving over the red river valley and we have a tornado warning for western tennessee and north of dyeres burg. we could see the potential for tornados and last night at this time. we could see isolated storms and we move further out on time, the front sweeps in and moisture from tropical storm carren is moving in from the southeast and northeast as we head in tuesday.

look at that cold front. 84 in memphis and 58 in kansas city and look at dallas. 57. and that is an impressive cold front and harris touched on the santa ana winds. this is going to continue through monday to see wind gusts of 60 or 70 miles per hour. and so a dangerous situation for southern california. it is very dry here and attaches are warm in the nines in some cases and 89 for los angeles. and very dry and gusty winds, fire danger will be high. there is carren. there is a burst of convection and heavy rain and dpufty winds on the gulf coast. even though the storm is weakening we'll see the affects monday and wednesday. and our prime time line up

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>> new information on the breaking news in the top of the hour. a major terror crack down carried out today. in's raid targetling the terror group and particularly calling out for nonmuslips and killing them in kenya and we know one person was taken out of today's raid and in libya the capture of a wanted fugitive and this raid captured the al-qaeda leader suspected in the attacks on the embassy and in tanzania. they are coming back to us now as she said she would as she learns information. there was an elite hostage

taking group that moved in on one of those raids, jennifer, tell us. 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 associated press, his windo was mashed and he was grabbed from outside of his car just returning from the morning prayers and quickly taken away.

we confirmed from u.s. official it was a u.s. special operation's force time that captured a l- libby who eluded capture since 1998. harris in >> you explained the hostage rescue team. i mis spoke. the hrt team will do the first interrogation of the suspect as well? >> they will be, their principle role will be to read the rights to the suspect. and what is interesting, this will raise all sorts of issues in terms of where to take a l- libby and in if you are talking 12 years ago, he would have made his way to guantanamo bay, that is not where he will be heading and he will be tried in the u.s. court. the u.s. justice department is preparing a case against him and he will be tried in new york. but this is really an

interesting situation. and he is the most high profile high value target that is captured by u.s. forces in the recent years since the president has taken the decision to stop using guantanamo bay for holding and treating these high valued targets as any sort of person who would be sent to guantanamo bay. it will be in the hands of the justice department and the fbi will participate and they will try this one of america's most wanted and a huge day for special operation forces. first the raid in somalia and in which we still don't have confirmation and the target was the head of al shabab and navy seals did kill one person in the compound where a senior level al shabab members were staying and they were not able to take the body with them we are told from

sources and there was too much shooting going on and it was not safe to do so. we are having to wait to confirm the identity of who it was in somalia and hours later in libya to yield this, this one of america's most wanted and it was a huge night for u.s. special operation forces. >> we had judge mu casy on for us. he said it was a very good day. we appreciate the reporting and great job. and joining us on the phone is ambassador john bolton former un ambassador to the united nation and fox news contributor, you are with us? >> i am, yes. >> you have two different countries, we moved in with somalia and all indications and what we are learning with that government, we worked with them. we didn't do the same with libia. talk with me about foreign relations between the united states and where we are

obviously fighting a war on terror. >> in the case of somalia, there was prenotification and how much actual coordination hard to say. interestingly this attack is very near the location of a very attack by special operation forces four years ago by american forces that killed another al shabab leader. this is the kind of reaction we should have more often in terrorist attacks, the attack in nairobi was das tardily from start to finish. it is an excellent response. it is an interesting contrast with what is masked as a law enforcement operation in libya to grab the person or one of the people responsible for the known 98 embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. it is a hang over from pre- 9/11

days and why the hostage rescue team was involved. >> a law enforcement approach in libya, can you talk with me a little bit about why that is significant? we have an interesting we needed to get into in benghazi, libya and we had an outpost there a year ago. >> it is consistent with the clenton administration and obama administration to treat terrorism like it is a law enforcement matter and after the bombing embassy we had the bombing of the cole and world trade center and others. and now after everything we have learned about al-qaeda on 9/11 and to simply return to the 1998 mentality, pre9/112001 and treat this guy like a bank robber sort

of jumped up is mined boggling. and if we have custody of this fellow, take him to guantanamo and start interrogating and not read his rights or treat him like criminal defendants. there has been for years and ambassador talk with me about the importance of today. and that is military force and capable of doing the libya capture that has been in the works for 15 years and very similar to the effort of osama bin laden and it is a political

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out for what they want. a delay or limitations for the new health care law. >> real quickly they made it a game and i will ask it this way. democrats may have to seize the grounds and republicans are winning this in terms of the public message then? and for the republicans it is winning. everybody assumed the shutdown would mean a loss for the republicans literally. and they are inching back bypassing the bills and taking the pressure off of themselves and we have the memorial. i heard tonight that there are veterans that were turned away and this looks bad for democrats and the president is ultimately responsible. and all of this stuff plays in and everybody has a lot at stake here and that makes the ultimate compromise here work in favor of the democrats and republicans. susan, thank you very much.

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now maybe an example of the pressure on democrats in the beltway in washington. waves of veterans and tourist turned away from the norandy cemetery and memorial in france. as long as our gflt is under partial shut down this historic resting place will be closed. >> these beaches and heavy

german artillery were no matter for brave soldiers as they fought their way on shore in d- day in 1934. waves of americans are turned away in the normandy american cemetery and memorial and 9300 u.s. troops killed on d- day and after are buried here and there are 50 employees on staff and washington pays their salaries and thousands of miles from washington this place is a victim of a government shutdown and american tourist plan for months and years for the visit are disappointed. >> we come to visit this place. this is a big part of the trip. >> you would like to get in? >> i would love to get in. >> my closest friend, his father gave his life here. >> steve from denver, colorado came on a personal mission to pay respect, veteran of a navy

in vietnam. he has his own view. >> maybe the spirit shown here be shown in dc. >> these guys died for the freedoms we got and now we can't pay respect. where is that ethic? >> the closing is sparking political debate about what is done in washington. >> they have lost touch with the basics and what these people gave and what sacrifice really is. it is americans who risked and gave their lives years ago.

>> there is no reason for this place to be closed this man said. it shoes no respect for the military. respect is at the moment shown in other cemeteries in the area including one honoring soldiers killed on d- day and afterwards fighting for nazi germany. one tour group is visiting there. >> we'll do our own sneak attack. >> and all of this prompting shut out americans to have the tongue in cheek modern-day landing to pay their respects. >> the american cemetery would normally be closed and with the government shutdown, it is closed for the foreseeable future. they are hoping that will change. fox news. >> the u.s. navy seals go after the terror group responsible for the mall massacre in kenya. and one of america's most

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confirmation, harris. >> busy night and sunday for you. that's how fox reports on saturday. i am harris faulkner. and watch out for my updates on twitter. i will see you on huckabee with a live up date. >> tonight on huckabee. finger pointing. >> if you hope to end the republican shut down get rid of the tea party direction. >> this is harry reid's shut down because he wants it. and refuses to listen to the american people. >> speaker john boehner will not let the bill get a yes or no vote. >> the wall street journal out. we are winning. it is not a damn game. >> they are talking tough, but where is the action. >> the former congressman jason a tmire said the private sector can clean up the mess that the government crea