about military intervention and muslim land. possibly motivating home land attacks by home grown violent extreme lists those single events don't provoke an immediate response. a group is believed to be taking cues from the same bomb maker i be h -- ibraham hassan al-asiri. both were discovered before causing mass casualties. hiding explosives inside toilets and working around security procedures is the goal of the terrorist organization. we are still waiting for confirmation about how badly this week's air strikes dented any big picture by them.

>> the air strikes drawing mystery action from the international community. britain backing the targeting of the terror group isis. come ron weighing his options including the possibility of joining in on the air strikes. russia one of the strongest allies condemning the strikes calling it a violation of international law. there has been little out cry coming from the arab world. time now for a look at who is talking. ollie north is warning against the strategy saying air power alone will not be enough to destroy a group like isis. >> the bottom line is everyone is saying it will be a long campaign. it's the same air campaign over syria is going to require another strike in the region of the persian gulf and the me mediterranean. air strikes are going to disrupt, damage and attack isis.

it cannot destroy isis. air power is never captured terrain or enemy combatant or freed a hostage. that declares boots on the ground and there are none today. >> two hours from now the president ready to set the general assembly. david lee miller is live with what we can expect today. day david lee? >> this is going to be president obama's 6th address before the united nations general assembly. he is expected to make the case with the u.s. air strikes targeting the islamic state. the president is likely to talk at length about the partnership with arab countries in this effort. the president is expected to parallel the broad coalition with efforts to combat ebola and end the crisis in the ukraine using international coalition.

yesterday the president met with some of the arab partners in the effort a few blocks from the united nations. he talked at length about the threat poseed by isis. here's what he had to say. >> we have the opportunity to send a clear message the world is united, that all of us are committed to making sure that we degrade and ultimately destroy not only isil but also the kinds of extremist ideologies that would lead to so much bloodshed. >> later in the day the president will tear a session of the u.n. security council. at that time it is likely he is going to call for passage of a resolution that would restrict the recruitment and the transport of isis fighters, but ainsley, even if that resolution were to pass the devil always in the detail not entirely clear how it's going to be successfully implemented. thank you david lee miller live at the u.n. for us. >> new overnight charges in the

disappearance of uva student hannah graham. jesse matthews now a wanted man. >> heather, good morning to you. at this hour police are looking for that man jessie matthew. i say charged with the abduction of hannah graham. he left the police stigs with his mother and uncle to ask for a lawyer. after speaking to the lawyer matthew got into a car and began driving away at a high rate of speed. prompting police to issue a charge of reckless driving. they also searched matthew's apartment and car looking for new clues that. they removed several articles of clothing from the apartment some residents from the neighborhood are shocked. >> horrified, that's all i can say. i was shell shocked. >> he was real sweet when i talked to him thursday night.

it was almost not like him. he was so sweet. >> people in charlottesville continue to search for gravm hoping to find her alive. >> we absolutely are continuing our search for hannah even as we speak. we will continue to search for hannah. >> one claims matthew who once worked as a taxi driver himself would know how to hide someone. >> i can think of 5 or 10 places to hide a body easy in this town. >> chilling comment. matthew was convicted of trespassing in 2010. he may have fled to maryland, new york, pennsylvania or wash dv where he is believed to have connections. >> very strange comment you are right, kelly. thank you for that were ro. children being bagoing back to where authorities have been searching for the accused trooper killer eric frein.

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>> u.s. air strikes in syria targeting not only isis but another terrorist group as well. the al qaeda cell the khorasan group. how much of a threat are they here on the home land. thanks foring with bus.

>> thank you. >> what do we know about this group and what do we know about the thwarted attack. >> if you boil walls long enough it will shrink down. the strongest are left. these are the boiled down al qaeda guys from the 90's who survived which is first off a feat in itself and have gotten wiser and stronger about the vulnerabilities of our system. they have been con tukting security and looking at airport screening and found a series of things they thought they could do with good pace containers and clothes saturated in explosives. it is a very effective plot. the big thing here is that because syria is becoming ungoverned they have space to work with. this is a group that studied us and they were getting ready to launch. this is an important move to get these guys. >> their goal is to recruit westerners and send them back to the united states using their

passports. correct? >> absolutely. anwar al-awlaki is still a recruiter. they are being successful. people are showing up. eventually they want to match this new technology these toothpaste container bombs and blow it up. europeans and americans as well. some folks are back here plotting this very plot. >> another terrorist group in syria the reason for the air strikes is britain. britain has not joined us on that. are we expecting britain to join us in the air strikes and how will it change the operation? >> britt fan is a must have. they bring a lot of combat power with them. they were with us going into iraq. we could use their help now. past of the probl-- part of the

problem getting others on board they are seeing what the british is going to do. you get britain on, many of the a arab nations are sitting on the side lines. they are part of nato. they need to come with us on this. i think they will. >> lieutenant journal tony schafer. thank you for joining us. you are always so good and great insight always. >> the time now is 26 after the top of the hour. coming up, how does nearly $4 billion go missing? don't ask the obama administration. why they say they can the track all of the obamacare cash. it may be one of the most regretable beauty pageant answers ever. >> i personally believe that if americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have that.

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>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". halfway through the week. you can make it. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin with air strikes targeting terrorists shining light on a new threat. americans may not have heard from the khoursan group but it soon may be a household name. >> khorasan is a name many americans may soon be very accustomed to hearing. co many of the air strikes were targeting these militants that are in the processes of developing technology that was troubling to counter-terrorism officials at home.

they have new bomb technology to take out aircrafts that could take out current security. >> we know khorasan was planning attacks against europe or u.s. home land. we also know they were close to the end game on those planning efforts. they were getting close to execution of an actual attack. >> air strike may have taken a toll on isis and khorasan they are talking about the possibility that the air strikes could also embolden lone wolf style attacks at home. there are still lingering questions about whether air strikes will be enough. >> we can degrade them. we can hurt them dramatically and set them back but you can't defeat them. they are an army an insurgency not just a terror group. they have to be defeated by someone on the ground.

>> president obama is in new york to address the united nations. he is expected to talk about what will be a long-term conflict against isis and some of the other terrorist groups including khorasan. heather? >> doug luzader live. thank you, doug. >> syrian president biashar al-assad coming out talking against the attacks. does he have the most to gain? >> good morning. that's a great yes. a very complicated one. some believe assad's government will benefit from the u.s. from air strikes. the syrian military has been fighting on several fronts. number one, isis. also the rebel forces that want to over throw assad's regime. some of the forces have been fighting the government for several years. there is concern that the u.s. led air strikes will get syria's

government time to gather the forces and regroup. there's one group the syrian national coalition that said any effort other than helping syrians over throw assad will only fuel extremism. u.s. off fiicials have stressed they did yesterday that the u.s. is not cooperating with syrian's government. >> our u.n. ambassador, the assad regime was notified of our intent to conduct air strikes in syria. there was no deep level communication about that. from a military perspective had no plans to coordinate our activities with the assad regime. >> okay, so on one hand assad's government is some what benefitting from the u.s. led air strikes. but on the other hand, remember the u.s. is supporting those rebel factions, those rebel forces that are fighting and

have been fighting to over throw assad's government. ainsley? >> john huddy live for us in jerusalem. thank you, john. >> time for a look at who is talking ralph peters questioning the strategy of u.s. air strikes in syria. >> these awere not seriousman strikes. why did we go in at night? there was no air defense threat. couldn't have done it in broad daylight. if you wanted to kill paris you would have hit the headquarters and compounds at 10 or 11 in the morning when they were crowded with leaders staff officers et cetera. instead we hit empty buildings atl3 night. we knocked down antennas blew out windows. that is not the way to defeat terrorists who behead americans. we should have gone in heavy veep and killed -- let me give you the measure of success in air strikes against isis. it is not knocking out windows it is acres and acres of dead per terrorists that's success.

>> a person of interest to suspected the kidnapping of jessie matthews is his name. he is charged with the disa i peer rance of uva student hannah graham. >> take a look at this. this is the wanted poster police are desperate to find this man and talk to him. >> kelly wright joins us live with brand new developments. kelly? >> healthed he weer an-- heathe ainsley. he is more than a man of interest. he's a suspect. they are charging him with abduction with the indent to defile. they say matthew was the last person seen with hannah graham before she vanished. >> we have reached the point where the commonwealth felt we had probable cause to seek an arrest warrant. >> they also sefrped matthew's apartment and car looking for new clues.

a taxi driver claims matthew who once worked as a taxi driver himself would know where to hide someone. >> in-depth knowledge. very in-depth knowledge. i can think of five or 10 places to hide a body easy in this town. >> very chilling first of all that you think that way but matthew has been in trouble with the law before. matthew was convicted of trespassing in 2010. he may have thread to maryland, new york, pennsylvania or washington, d.c. he is believed to have connections there. police will have a tough time. >> hope they find her safe as well. >> osama bin laden's son-in-law sentenced to life in prison. a judge saying he showed no remorse whatsoever. the terrorist is the highest ranking al qaeda figure to face trial on u.s. soil since the

attack. steven hayes a terrorist? hayes taking to twitter to tell the world he is on the department homeland security terror watch list. i am on the dhs terrorist watch list. explains why i have been superintendent to extra screenings each of my recent trips. he thinks it is because he recently booked a one-way ticket to istanbul and returned from athens. >> convicted wikileaks chellie manning suing for gender treatment. lawyers say they want the pentagon to provide hormone therapy and other treatment. he wants to be allowed to follow female grooming standards that includes clothing and hair length. she is serving a 25 year sentence. >> she might have given the most regrettable answer in the history of. >> a 5th of americans can't locate the u.s. on a world map. why do you think this is?

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otherwise across coastal parts of the carolinas we are looking at heavy rains with coastal storms starting to develop. it will track northward along the coast. it will bring areas of heavy rain across parts of the northeast. the meanwhile further west across portions of minnesota down into oklahoma we have showers and storms early this morning. those will keep moving eastward. we could be looking at issues on the roadways out there because of the heavy rain. otherwise ahead of that storm system we should be fine in new york city today. detroit you are going to be fine. parts of south florida looking at showers and thunderstorms stoo today. we could see issues in places like fort lauderdale. >> the time now is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up soda temperatures poring yes forcing you to kick calories. how they plan to flatten the fizz whether you want them to or not. >> cold as ice. a viral video you don't want to

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especially when we heard there are at least 100 americans who trained overseas with terrorists, specifically these groups we're hearing about right now -- isis -- and they returned to the united states. what can we do? >> there is no better tool or technique or technology to thwart a terrorist attack than aware human. being aware is the number one thing that we can do. the more people that understand critical areas like soft targets: malls, stadiums and arenas when you come out of those, where you go to work every day in tall buildings, religious institutes, all soft targets, where people congregate and let their guard down, people need to be aware. >> you disagree when referring to them as lone wolf. >> that term is being overused. like every time a new sale -- we have khorasan, we have isis. every time one of those groups come out we try to

pump them up. the reality is nothing is new here. these people are operatives of the islamic caliphate. >> what about propaganda, these videos that go out where isis group leaders calling on americans to abt on their own or individuals in any country involved with bombing them? >> when we go to war, they don't say they're at war with the united states army. they're at war with the united states. the enemy does. and it's the same here. even if they inspire somebody, they're still inspired and most often trained somehow, some way or working in connection with individuals from the islamic caliphate. >> at war with an ideology that does not match theirs wherever that is. these airstrikes and the war with isis, what is it the result of? leaving iraq too early? not acting on the red line president obama mentioned in syria? what caused us to get to the point where we are right now? charles krauthammer has his thoughts on it and it's the irony of leaving iraq.

>> the irony of obama was dragged into this war and he is now a war president as a result of the fact that he did the wrong thing in 2011. a predictably wrong thing. he evacuated iraq and then did nothing in syria. it was in the vacuum that that created that isis was born and isis grew unchallenged and then invaded iraq. >> that would be something that you agree with? >> i would never argue with charles krauthammer. i think he is one of the smartest individuals on television. i think the only thing he left out is that it emboldened them, gave them an opportunity to get richer and stronger because we're gone, left. >> $5 billion a day estimated now that isis is bringing in and growing. >> operatives are here. we've been attacked numerous times. they are all operatives of the islamic caliphate. >> thank you for joining us. we appreciate your insight. ainsley? >> it is now six minutes till the top of the hour.

the massive home depot breach hitting consumers hard. new information on how criminals are using your stolen information. a missing dog mystery after five months and 3,000 miles how that pooch right there finally made her way home.

it is now two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what happening. a manhunt underway for jesse matthew. he is now charged with abducting missing u.v.a.

student hannah graham. president obama addressing the united nations today. fallout from the home depot act. in some cases draining cash from accounts. so check that out. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a pennsylvania dog missing for five months found wandering on the side of the road 3,000 miles away in oregon. gidget now home with her owner. next a two-year-old singer going diva=vjq at her mom he her mom laughed at her "frozen" performance. >> mommy! stop laughing. [screaming] >> dad says she's already a superstar. finally the ugly. three wedding crashes making the search a little easier for police after posing in that photo booth

for a picture. let's keep talking about the jacksonville jaguars sending season ticket holders a letter telling them they have to sit down during the game. do you think that's fair or foul? sound off on our facebook page right after the show. that's #keeptalking. right to "fox & friends." good morning. it is wednesday, september 24. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this morning a new warning to america. stand by for retaliation. that after airstrikes pummeled syria destroying a new terror plot being dubbed the next 9/11. could it happen again? >> now they have the technology to start this all over again. scares me to death. >> who exactly is behind the khorasan group? and did the airstrikes work? >> meanwhile, an arrest warrant has been issued for the suspect accused of taking hannah graham. so where