we'll be right back here tomorrow at noon eastern. >> we begin with a fox news alert. nation's chief law enforcer stepping down. attorney general holder expected to resign later today in a new's conference. >> holder is the first african-american attorney general and this is "happening >>st forces and partner nations, 12 modular oil refineries. jon: dozens of airstrikes mean millions of dollars down drain for isis. drain for isis. big money oil,ñi destroyed, buts it enough to stop the world's richest terror group. >> and there is no basis to charge for the crime. >> a major win for tony stewart. is this the end of the road for the nas-car great?

>> new information, the victim's family considering their own pursuit of justice. a big break, but still more questions in the search for hannah graham. police arrest the main suspect, but no sign of the uva sophomore. it is all "happening now". those stories ahead. first, a report out that the new leader of iraq claims that his government uncovered a platto attack the american home land. i am jon scott. >> and i will heather in for jenna lee. the remarks from the iraqi prime minister came in the visit in the united general assembly in new york. isis had planned to target the subway systems here in the u.s. and in paris.

the administration is not aware of the plot. >> and ed henry. and what are they saying about this plot? >> you are right. the administration is not confirming the plot against the u.s. subways. we have a statement on the record from kaitlan. and that is a prime minister of iraq and we have not confirmed a platand have to review the information before making further determinations. and so the claims from the iraqi prime minister came. and they were still here in new york city and attending the u.n. meetings. and they target in the situation. and nypd put out a statement. they are in contact with the fbi

and authorities and assessing the terrorist threat to new york city and down playing it and saying they are at an elevated state of alert in new york city and watching for terror plots and not confirming a specific one in the subways. and why would the iraqi prime minister be saying this? spoke to a senior administration official in washington said when president obama met with the iraqi prime minister in the last 24 hours, come up. there is skeptism and it is in the interest of the iraqi government. there is a serious plot against america. >> trying to get more money and support out of the united states. and in the meantime, i want to ask you about the coalition of countries fighting isis. >> reporter: they had early success with getting five nations on board targeting isis

in syria. and a lot of troubleñr getting e european partners to agree whether uk or france helping in iraq but not syria the president is meeting with various officials in new york. and vice-president biden willñi meet with the president from turkey. that is another key ally from the region that is sitting on the sidelines and not helping. the press secretary told fox they believe the coalition is coming together. >> they trust us to be involved and a force for good in that region. that's why the arab nations are taking the fight to isil and recognize the threat itñi poseso the western allies but their doorstep. that isñr not good. >> and interesting comments from the the frenchñi prime minister we wouldn't be in the situation if the international community

had intervened a year ago. and that is after president assad had chemical weapons. we'll talk to you later. and a politically demanding speech, the president had to tread carefully and without alienating the nations that are critical allies in the fight. >> this is what america is prepared to do. taking action against the immediate threatsxd and pursue a world in which the need forñi such actions diminished. the united states will never shy away from defending our interest, but we'll also not shy away from the promise of this

institution. >> we'll talk about that with chris wallace. and notñi a lot about american leadership and exceptionalism. >> you build a coalition you can't say we are a special nation. in terms of leadership, i think the president has showed a strong hand this week. remember he led a conference to climate change and led the u.n. security counsel yesterday and trying to stop the financing and foreign fighters going into syria and today, he was speaking about ebola. and i am struck more about the degree in which this president is channelling george bush in the general assembly. and he talked about isis and only understand the language of force and if the u.s. will join a world coalition and trying to

degrade and dismantle a network of death which sounds like an alternative phrase to what george bush talked aboutaxis of evil. we could have used. that and that strikes me to the degree it is a very different message from the one the president said in the u.n. a year ago and talking about the fact that he was out of iraq and getting out of afghanistan and stable and secure the world s. and now talking about the world that is in terrible lack of security. you read my mindçó and no, we didn't set it up withñi your stf before hand, but we have clips that show president obama sounding very much like the man he succeeded, george w. bush

when he spoke to the u.n. 13 years ago not long after the attacks of 9/11. >> every nation has a stake inñ this í#acause. as we meet, the terrorist are planning for murder, perhaps in my country or perhaps in yours. >> there will be no reasoning and no negotiation with thisñrñ brand of evil. the only language understood by killers of this is force. ñi >> this threat cannot beñr ignod or appeased. >> we do not act alone. >> similar change for president obama. chris? >> oh, yeah. and we didn't set it up. but great minds think açó like. >> it is striking. this president campaigned in 2008 that he would put an end to george bush's wars.

andçó refused to use the global war on terrorism. and defined himself in six years in terms that he is not doing what george bush said. and more than just the rhetoric. it was the underlying message of good and evilçó and helping to confront it and maybe not all of the rhetoric would be the same. it is an a xis of evil. and you can have a foreign policy. sometimes it depends on what challenges you confront and the president confronts a threat like george bush did. and falling in the same patterns and even the idea of a coalition and not to have the u.s. go it alone. >> and confronts the final two years of his administration without theñi services of a trusted advisor and friendñi eric holder that announced he is

stepping down. why now, chris? and what is the impact? >> well, two reasons i think. first of all there has been talk that eric holder wasn't going to wait out until the end of the term. six years is a long time for a person to serve in a cabinet and high pressure attorney general. he's been controversial on fast and furruous and irs and voted in contempt by the house and first and onlyñi cabinet member that happen to. and another key reason is, that the president and democrats are concerned they are going to lose control in the senate. they have from now until election day and a lame duck section to get holder confirmed by a simple majority. after that republicans take control, they will haveñi to ge

an attorney general through a republican congress. ñr and so the feeling mayxd be betr sooner than later. >> interesting politics in all of these decisions. and the host of fox news sunday, thank you. and be sure to join chris then and he will speak with retired army general jack king on the latest air strikes on the crisis. >> they are going to have a lot to talk about. that is for sure this weekend. >> u.s. led air strikes target oil refineries in syria. hey are taking aim at the terrorist funding and publicly targeting companies that are doing business with isis. washington. who are they funding. >> reporter: the u.s. and allies andñr partners are

tightening theñi screws on isis finances including companies d-6a%q alliedçó attacksçó targ oil refinerieti and that is par of the elaborate oil smuggling network which is a major part of theñiñi sophisticated isis finag machineñi dubbed isis inc. by t new york times. ñi it brings in 2ñr million a day ó along with oil sales from iraq, that it controlled revenues are at high as 6 million a day. that is a lot of moneyçó to fun an extremist group to buy recruits andñi weapons and suppt anñr extremist organization. there isiw' reports that isis i worth a billion dollars. that is a lot of money if you >> reporter: otherñr sources i

extortion in theñiñi form of ta and kidnapping ransoms and control over commodities such as grain and donations from wealthy jihaddist supporters. it was launched this week by a group of former diplomats and they will expose people and companies that facilitate and naming and shaming any that don't cooperate in shutting it down. >> we have a lot of work to do. thanks. talking about a lot of money in the fox business alert. the financial markets taking a dive. tech stocks are leading the way down. and take a look at the board. down 234 points right now and it is going lower. and technology stocks seems to be pulling down everything else.

apple lost a healthy chunk after pulling a software update for iphones and this after users complained they couldn't make calls once they down load it. >> that explains it. and the suspect is behind bars in the the disappearance of a university of virginia college student. hannah graham hasn't been found yet. we'll look at where the case goes now. and the third american who came home to thexd united states aft gettingñr ebola is up and about >> the cvc declared me safe and free of the virus. thank god. i love you all.

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graham. she disappeared in virginia and searchers have not found her. we'll talk to a agent joining us now. how did he get so far from virginia all the way down to texas? it is not unusual. if he is a suspect and knew he was a suspect and they were looking for the individual he figured he better get out of town son as possible. where does it go from here. he has a lawyer? >> the focus is on this guy. we don't know what is tying him to hana. they will have to talk to him. representatives from the police departments are down there

talking to him. hopefully he has a lawyer and advice will be to cooperate with the authorities and either clear his name or whereabouts of hannah. nbased on your experience. if he has information, will he provide it? if he has a good lawyer. then that lawyer will advice him to come clean and relove the situation for the family and bring closer to the situation. it would be to help with the authorities at this time and he should do. that sometimes they don't tell the clients to do what is right for the alleged victim? >> what is right for the client

if they have evidence to support that he is involved in their disappearance is to cooperate and he will be better off in the long run a good lawyer will plead him out and get the best deal for his client. right now the focus is on him and the detectives. i have sewn the police, they are impassioned about this. and are you concerned that they may be developing a tunnel vision on this guy? >> no. there is other people involved. the whole tack forces involved. and so you know, if there is other avenues in the investigation and other personnel from the law

enforcement agents. and there is a lot of different eyes looking at the case. >> thank you so much and we should let everyone know he is extraditeed to virginia so they will handle things there. >> why are the targets so vital to detrying the terror groups? we'll ask. i'm not afraid. i can take sip after sip on this hundred mile ride, tackling the uphill climbs, the long downhill stretches, and the bumps in between. new tena instadry. designed for those unexpected leaks with 864 tiny funnels to zip wetness away. and still even when you twist not a drop escapes. that's fearless protection poise maximum can't match. (cyclist) and i can do it all in spandex. with tena, i'm not afraid. and you won't be either. call 1-877-get-tena

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>> new reports by the associated press saying that an iraqi intelligence operation uncovered a plot to attack paris and the u.s. the administration said they

were not informed about the alleged plot. >> the u.s. is bombing oil refinery plants in syria air strikes coming as they adopted a resolution to prevent and disrupt the foreign terrorist. is that the best way to degrade and destroy isis? there is a foreign affairs columnist. is that the best strategy of stopping the flow of money. it has to be part of the u.s. effort to degrade isis capabilities. and over the short term. there is reports of a billion on hand and their prestige is high

and the brutality with which they carry out the operations. i think we have spent 13 years trying to cut off taliban and ha cani funding with limited success. it is not chlor how critical it would be. you write it would be defeated but it will be ugly. why. >> really in iraq. the primary forces that are battle ready are going to be the pro iowa rannian hard line militia iraqi forces that rally to the defense of baghdad when its fall looked imminent.

and so in abtense of a criticable syrian ground force and comp at the present time forces. these hard line shiite fighters are the ones going through the sunni villages and killing a lot of people frankly. >> we talk about the moderate. there is an interesting article for the la times. they are upset at the coalition attack on isis. and they believe it is not their focus and they want it to be against assad. they feel not wrongly that this is year 3.5 of the syrian civil

war and the u.s. is bestirring itself to take part. they have carried the bag against bashad assad for three years. you think it would be more in agreement with us. >> they would have had us intervene after the chemical attacks. it is not just degrading the leadership and economic targets, but the close air support to the moderate syrian fighters and not only to help them against isis but we are committed to their goal of removing the assad rei don't mean from power. that is a critical part of ours. >> thank you so much and thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you so much, heather.

>> the iraqi prime minister claiming that his country uncovered a isis plot to attack the home land. what they are doing to keep americans safe, and plus this. a woman in hot water after she drives 12 blocks with a traffic cop clinging to the hood of her car. >> you are scaring me. >> you are going to kill this guy. [music]♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plus d. beauty is bone deep.

>> new york city on high alert following a plot to attack subways in parand is here in the united states. this is coming after a joint bullittin from the fbi and home land security. and so what is law enforcement doing to keep people safe? laura. we should mention that the administration has not been informed by the iraqis about the alleged plot security as you and the viewers know in new york city is ramped up with a combination. and the jewish new year and possible threats from isis and more security measures are in

place. the nypd is evaluating the internet threats calling for lone wolves to bring harm to the u.s. they say that the country is living in a dangerous time right now. >> we know that people don't like makes us a target because it is the capitol of finance and capitalism as foreign people see us. and it is also the mecca of the united states. officials say they will give greater security attention to countries where there are continuing conflicts. they have told jewish clergy they would be deploying more officers in the high holy days.

people traveling to the big apple should feel protected. >> one reason why they come here they will continue to keep us save. they made a joint announcement to increase security and t marks and bridges and tunnels. thank you. naz car star tony stewart is speaking out about a grand jury's decision to clear him of criminal charges two months after his car struck and killed a driver at a dirt track race in update new york. y while the process was long and emotionally difficult it is

important to remember that a young man lost his life. kevin ward's family and friends will be in my hearts and prayers. is he off of the hook once and for all? you spent time as a prosecutor. this was presented to a grand jury. ordinary citizens meeting in private and what is the level of evidence they have to reach their decision. >> they look at is there enough to charge the person with an offense. and take it to a trial. they say there is not enough to prove or say there is criminal cupability. he's trying to flag him down and during that process. he gets hit.

and apparently the grand snurors. it was going took criminal negligence charge. it was likely to be passed. he could have anticipated it. and therefore it would have been reasonable for him to better avoid ward. but the grand jury came to the decision. and and they have kafrjed the rowels. and if you are involved inap accident you have to stay in the car unless it is in imminent danger of catching fire. does that help stewart's case.

there was a negligence on behalf of the victims who died. if he didn't get out of the vehicle he would not have been killed. if he was not the cause of this man's death. he had traces of marijuana. >> and if the family brings a case. they would have to prove he was not innocent. and that would take away the amount he would win and out in the west coast. look at this photo. a parking person. parking meter man, i guess you would call him. on the hood of the car. the driver is facing charges after she allegedly drove a mile with him clinging. she put pedal to the metal after

he tried to give her a ticket. >> i am hearing a sigh. if you are foreing for your safety you don't have to run over the person trying to give you a ticket. she has a problem withj3 credibility because she took a ticket to place on her car so she would not get a ticket. and facing a serious allegation. felony attempted assault. and the words that they saw her moving the ticket and went over to give her a fresh one of her own. before you respond look at what the eyewitness said. i remember yelling, you are going to kill the guy. >> he's scaring me. shthat.

does that back up her claim? >> i think it would help. i would call that witness to prove my client fled in fear of damage and the woman stated. he started to harass me. she can argue i didn't hit him. he jumped on my car when i tried to flee away. it is not reasonable. and to run over the person giving you a ticket is tough to argue. >> i wouldn't be able to get away with. that and there is proof. she gave him an opportunity to get off. and he said he was scared. we'll let our viewers know what happen in the case. thank you. >> and oh, boy.

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>> i am gretchen carlson. is there a imminent threat on u.s. soil? there is a plot on u.s. subways and have the air strikes averted them or increased them.

kids in korl korl and that is what is next. the american flag and national an drem coming under attack. don't miss my take. >> and eric holder expected to resign in a new's conference scheduled for 4:30 p.m. eastern. and he served six years in the president's cabinet and more on what is means, the judicial analyst and i was thinking about this, judge. in most when you love the job. you are expected to close your case load.

he has 90,000 people. and thousands of issues. and that is high level things. you are probably referring twochlt and that is a refusal. and to appoint an. and i honestly, jon. he might be. and it is back in. and there is a real question. will that be a political attorney general who does the president's bidding as eric holder was. or will that person be an preponderance attorney general and do what they think is right

irrespectful of what the west wing. >> and where does that stand. no where. the contempt of congress. not to be critical of your thoughts and not something that we hear about. but the contest of congress does not affect the terms. and they hire a prosecute. and it is a foot note. and they are not resolved. it is a fast and furious nonsense with guns and the justice department permitted it to.

and that is used in the mexican border to kill innocents. that is who is responsible for it. and that is bret baier. and thank you. npleasure to be with you. >> nra is one of the biggest on biggest campaign contributors in the united states, but now it is being outspent by those who want to make it harder for people to buy guns. we'll explain. while every business is unique,

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tsarnaev. the judge denied their request to move the case from boston to washington d.c. convicted serial killer samuel little was sentenced to three consecutive life terms in prison without a chance for parole for murdering three women more than 20 years ago in los angeles. the 74-year-old was convicted last month after cold case detectives matched his dna to evidence found at the crime scenes. çó california highway patrol agreeing to $1.5 billion settlement with the woman who was shown on video getting punched -- oh, my goodness, look at that -- repeatedly by one of its officers. they say the officer has chosen to resign. the nra is being outspent by billionaires hoping to see tougher background checks for gun buyers. dan springer joins us live from seattle with that.

dan. >> reporter: the national rifle association isn't used to being outspent. it's not used to going up against five billionaires in one stayedwide campaign. the list includes the world's richest man, bill gates. he and his wife have given the background check initiative 594 $1 million, former new york mayor michael bloomberg every town for gun safety has also donated $1 million, microsoft co-founder and the owner of the seahawks paul allen has chipped in $500,000, and former ceo and the new l.a. klimmers other than steve balmer has given $500,000. there's a venture capitalist that has also kicked in $1.5 million. right now under federal law and here in washington state firearms sold between private individuals and at gun shows are exempt from the fbi criminal background check. >> we have 70% of washington voters support 594, according to all the independent polls, but we've seen other popular measures go down in defeat in the past, and it's because late money came in and changed the

tide. >> so far the nra has kept its powder dry, giving only $190,000 to the effort. the other side has raised $7.5 million and is airing a second round of political ads. second amendment groups call it the most restrictive background check law in the country because it regulates almost every time a gun is transferred between individuals even when they're not being sold. >> with the billionaires coming in with all this money, they're make it a class battle. most gun owners exist on a living wage, so to speak, and these billionaires that come in throwing all this money around. >> the nra says it plans to spend $13 million this election cycle. that would be $6 million less than it spent in the 2012 cycle. a lot less this time around, and certainly a lot less here in washington state. swron. >> dan springer there in seattle. thank you, dan. a possible terror plot targeting subway systems in the united states and other countries. this according to leaders in

iraq. we'll tell you, though, what the white house is saying about it. you'll want to hear this.

>> the session from the white house involving the -- >> 4:30 this afternoon eastern time. thanks for joining us, everyone. >> "the real story with gretchen" starts now. the director of the fbi confirming over 100 americans have traveled to iraq and syria to fight with the terrorist organization isis. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson, and this is "the real story." iraq's prime minister says his country has uncovered an imminent attack plot on the subways in the united states and paris. apparently the plot has not been thwarted. a national security spokesperson says the obama administration has not confirmed that report. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge now with more on the americans fighting for isis. so, catherine, what are we