consumers are split. stores, should they be open? no, no, no, wait until # a.m. friday. news people, military, gas stations, we could go on and on to say retailers shouldn't be open it's ridiculous. thanks for letting me know your thoughts on the real story, i'm gretchen carlson, now it's time to head to shep. bombs versus a bomb master. there is new word today that an air strikes we may have taken out a terrorist in syria, a serious terrorist who was building explosives that could make it through our airport security. also dirty deeds that would not come cheap. a rock we are ac/dc paying for two murders. the band is plugging its album. plus a man caught on camera grabbing a woman right off the street, how a detective has followed through on his promise to bring her home alive. let's get to it.

now shepherd smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >> at last, it's thursday, thanks for joining us. teenage who rallied a community and became something of a local hero no doubt is now a grown man on the run. and at the center of a grizzly murder case. his name is sean petrizino. he has no hands and no legs. hefs an inspiration to folks in south florida when he kept on smiling after a very bad infection ate through his limbs. now 14 years later, police in central florida say, they want to question him about the murders of his mother and father. cops are careful to call him a person of interest and not a suspect, but make no mistake, there are no suspects in america post o.j., only persons of interest. and this man, without hands and without legs is a serious person of interest in orange county, florida. in the same breath, the cops warn, he has a gun, and should be considered quite dangerous.

police say he went missing after his parents turned up dead at their home near orlando just this past tuesday. investigators say somebody shot them. both of them. the mom was an elementary schoolteacher, the dad reportedly a costumed character at disney world. relatives say the son had just moved back in with his parents about a week before the murders. the sheriff there in orange county put out a surveillance picture showing him at an atm in orlando at the same day the police found the bodies. he has no hands, he has artificial legs. investigators say that this guy should not be hard to spot. >> he has two prosthetic leks, and we're releasing that because it's very distinctive. if someone sees someone that looks like him and they see that he has prosthetic legs, call us. >> investigators say that he may be headed down the turnpike to south florida or down the interstate. they're not sure, but that's where he grew up and where local media featured his story back in

the year of 2000. back then a write--up, out of broward county called the amputee perky, silly, and polite. at the time, years ago he told the paper, lots of important things in my life, just happen by chance. you know, you know someone and get a job that makes you millions of dollars. or you get a disease. there doesn't seem to be any reason some things happen. and now he's wanted for murder, double murder. reporter holly bristol for the orlando area is at the orange county sheriff's office this afternoon. only living with the parents for like a week, huh holly? >> reporter: that's what we're hearing. we're hearing he recently separated from his wife. they'd moved up to atlanta about a year ago according to the timeline he posted on facebook. and we're told just within the last week, that they had separated, he took the family dog, and moved back in with his parents. our newspaper partner from the orlando sentinel have talked to his mother-in-law who confirmed

all of that information, and at this point in time, neighbors say they've seen him around the neighborhood a little bit, but hadn't noticed anything too out of character for him up to this point, shep. >> did they have an idea why he did such a thing and why they think he's headed to south florida? >> reporter: well, from what we're understanding, he was pretty upset about the separation with his wife. and as you mentioned just a moment ago, he did grow up in south florida. so he's got some very strong roots down there, he went to high school down there, and apparently has quite a few friends down there. police have put out a bulletin asking us to get pictures of his father's red toyota camry that they believe he is driving. license plate number 112 vzy. he is to be considered armed and dangerous. although he is just listed as a person of interest so far in this case, shepard. >> holly bristol at the sheriff's office, holly, thanks very much. coming up later, another man

hunt with a very good ending. a suspect caught in a kidnap victim safe and sound. the full story of how this happened and what the victim's mother has to say now, that's coming up in this hour. first though, fox news learned a u.s. air strike may have indeed killed a very dangerous bomb maker whom authorities believe had created a way to dip clothing into liquid explosives so that terrorists could sneak that clothing on to airplanes and blow them up. wearable bombs essentially. very serious. the bomb-maker, a member of the khorasan group in syria. that's the militant group that's made up of former al qaeda fighters. military sources say they believe a drone targeted him as he was traveling in northern syria. got in the car, the question is how do they know this? well they apparently have eyes on the ground because they blew the thing right up. this isn't the first time the military's tried to get him. pentagon officials say some of the first air strikes in syria back in september. remember the secret ones that took us by surprise? the first ones hit the khorasan

targets around the city of iowa lep poe, first ones. the group, they don't think he did this time. how confident are your sources that the bomb maker's in fact dead, jennifer? >> they say they are confidence. close surveillance of the scene made them confident that they killed this french bomb maker. we were told a u.s. drone fired on his vehicle near sarmada. two people were in the car. the driver was expected to die from injuries. mq 9 reaper fired the missiles. other khorasan targets were truck. colonel steven warren said the strikes were successful, quote, we are still assessing the outcome of the attack but have initial indications that it resulted in the intended affects

by striking terrorists and destroy organize severely damaging several khorasan group vehicles and buildings assessed to be meeting and stabling areas, ied making facilities and training facilities. new intelligence in recent days tipped the u.s. to the bombmakerers location. >> what do we know about his past. what has he done already? >> he was 24 years old from britany, france, he converted after his parents divorced when he was 14 years old. david, also known as daud, he travelled to egypt to learn arabic four years ago we're told, then went to pakistan to join al qaeda faction fighting u.s. troops in afghanistan. u.s. defense sources say they are doing bomb damage assessment as we speak, but believe they got their man, shepard. >> jennifer griffin, thanks so much. let's bring in thomas lynch, he's a former special assistant to joint chiefs of staff chairman, and he's now fellow at the national defense university.

he is now here to speak on behalf of the university or the pentagon, he's speaking for himself. but this looks like great news, what's your thoughts on this? >> yeah, hi shep, good to be with you. i would concur with that. it's good news on several factors. may, if you recall, back in september, there were reports that we attacked the same group with an initial sult and jennifer mentioned that, and we perhaps had gotten the ring leader, 33-year-old, as you mentioned, about a week ago, i think we kind of confirmed that we perhaps did not kill that individual. in this case though, it appears that the good news, and the second dimension i want to mention here is the fact that jennifer's talking about sources on the ground, and my former colleagues at the pentagon are acknowledging there are sources on the ground. we're progressing in the last three to four months in establishing eyes and ears on the ground, and this follows the pattern of campaigns i followed from the research perspective in yemen and pakistan where once we build out an intelligence network.

once we work operatives on the ground, then identifying folks like this. folks that are real challenging threats to western terrorists events and activities. we can start then to put eyes on them. to track them, monitor them, bring them under destructive fire like from the drones. >> what do you make of the accusations here though? it's one thing if this guy was trying to turn clothes into bombs, it's another thing if this guy turned clothes into bombs. if he's turning clothes on to bombs, they're getting on the plane. >> yeah, exactly. i think that's why it's important to note that our senior officials, intelligence, military, and all the way to the white house have been tracking this group carefully. what we know about them and what i've studied is they were pretty much trance yent between pakistan and different places in iran coming and going. but they were more or less, if not it would have brought down a

very five or six airliners flying out of u.k. this is welcome a december sen dent of the group. they're honoring the bombmaker who is in prison in pakistan from that effort and trying to make clothes that emulate rapidly and therefore can take out an airport cabin. i think we're monitoring this carefully. it is good news that we identified these guys. we apparently disrupted them, like agents off of an ant hill, they're better to track, and we've gone in and done one of our more patened strikes with on the ground intelligence, and followup intelligence. >> you touched on what i thought was the best news out of this whole group of all of covering, isis, they used to travel in convoys, now they have to travel separately and on motorcycles or something. because they know we have an eye on them, they know if if they do things the way they want, we can shoot them from the sky. that was the first goal, and the video evidence was there, we're disrupting them, they aren't all that. it's good to see you.

colonel thomas lynch, u.s. army retired, sir, it's great, thanks. >> thanks, shep. new warning about potential terrorist oons cruise ship. have you heard this one? top officials with interpoll are telling the associated press that they're booking tickets on cruises to try to join the fight in syria and iraq. we'll show you how that could work over on the wall. turkey, of course, is bordering syria, always has. turkey, syria, iraq, and the turkish government is cracking down on the jihadists. now according to interpoll, the fighters could try to board cruise shims to turkey and sail to the country through the mediterranean and black seas. they could get off the ship and stay off so they can travel into the war zones. interpoll is pushing to expand a program that lets airlines share its watch list and cruise lines, banks, and hotels. there are other ways to do this. lots of them. but now we're talking about

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quarter past the hour from fox news channel, cops say a man accused of killing his girlfriend and posting photos of her corpse online turned himself into police. investigators say 33-year-old david kalik beat his girlfriend to death in their home just west of seattle. afterwards he apparently posted several pictures on the image sharing website next to the column quote, i should say caption, turns out it's way harder to strangle someone to death than it looks on the movies.

police say the woman's teenage son found her body. they say he told them he could hear the couple fighting hours before the death. cops say they found the suspect last night near portland about a three hour drive from the crime scene. cops tweeted a picture of his arrest. saying he was being quote cooperative, unquote. one officer says he was out on patrol when the suspect walked out of a wooded area and said after i warrant out for my arrest. a judge set his bail at $2 million. trace gallagher has the rest of this story from the west coast news hub. wow, term us more about this crime scene. >> police say it was gruesome, not only strangled, but he was badly beaten, by her head was her driver's license, and the word dead. on the window blinds, someone wrote the words, bad news. and on a wall painting in the room, the words, she killed me first. now witnesses say they heard a loud argument, they heard banging and thumping, and then

when the suspect allegedly posted the pictures of his dead girlfriend on the internet, he also posted a message that said he wanted to die by suicide by cop. shep. >> and police sort of happened upon him, is that right? >> yeah, because hours before he actually surrendered, david kalik allegedly stole his girlfriend's vehicle and drove to portland, and police chased him without knowing who it was for a while because he was driving erratically, because he was swerving into oncoming traffic they gave up the chase. then he texted a friend telling the friend the friend would read about him in the newspapers, which he did with all the statements he made, police say they were very surprised that he ended up surrendering, listen to them. >> very surprising, yeah, not just to turn himself in at a police station or somebody's just given up. really just to come out of the bushes in an empty parking lot while a patrol car is driving through. >> also a long criminal history, convictions for assault,

burglary, and driving under the influence. again being held on $2 million bond. >> oh. trace gallagher in l.a., thanks. the drummer for ac/dc is accused of of arranging two murdered. how it went down and reaction from ac/dc themselves. there's an album coming up. there is a tour plan. wonder how that'll go with the drummers. you know what i mean. bulldog: mattress discounters veterans day sale ends tuesday.

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two people. that's what the bay of plenty times newspaper is reporting. prosecutors also charged that drummer, phil ruud, with possession of both meth and pot. so far, they're not revealing much of anything about this case. the australian took time to pluck the new album along the way. i quote, we've only become of phil's arrest as the news was breaking. we have no further comment. phil's absence will not affect the release of our new album, and upcoming tour next year. that drummer's been with the group for most of its 40 year run. defense attorney gomez joins us, to plug your album and your tour in the middle of this investigation is quite a thing. that's a dirty deed done dirty deed. last reference i promise. >> yeah, it is. but the issue here is what is he going to say if he's convicted of the charges? he's got threatening to kill, and he's also got him counciling

someone to murder two people. now, no facts have been released at the time, the judge has suppressed the complaints name, the facts of the case or the allegations, so the issue is, what's going on? what evidence do they have? it's apparently happened some time around the end of september so they've obviously done some type of investigation, but, what evidence do they have of video, audio recording of him? do you just have statements by witnesses and or potential hit person? we don't know. >> if in fact though he solicited someone to murder, that can't amount to murder, isn't it? >> no, not under the law. not with what he's being charged with. the issue here is going to be did he do this in a serious way. was he joking? was he maybe at a bar, intoxicating, angry, said to someone, go kill xyz. >> meth and weed does not give you free reign to hire people for murder. >> exactly.

the house and they raided it -- >> mental. they were probably just for decoration. >> influence him in some way. what do the theories of serious conversation where a plot was revealed? and two specific people were identified. and the person goes at it and kills person x and person y. we don't know. >> i guess, and it would be only that. it would make sense i think, i guess that they wouldn't come up with these charges against somebody as high profile as this man, unless they had some good stuff, but in australia, they rarely release much of anything during the course of an investigation. >> they rarely do, and in this situation, obviously you want to make sure that a lot of information isn't in the media and he's not in the media before tried before a jury trial which is where this this case will go if he's not acquitted or the charges are not dismissed. that's where you can expect this to go. seven to ten years, probation, that's what he may get. those are probably going to be dismissed. >> the album drops on december 10th, so there's that.

the tour, i don't know, if you're decent drummer, i mean, ac/dc. >> the fans will miss him. they have a loyal fan base. they've been waiting for this for a very long time. and so, they're not going to be happy if they have a substitute, but, will that determine ticket seams or not? probably not. you'll probably have more people support the band because of the situation. >> that's usually thousand works. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. a kidnapping victim is now safe just a few days after a guy grabbed her right off the street. the weird thing is how often have you actually seen a kidnapping and abduction happen on video that is this clear? look at this. think of the family having to see this for all these days, and the police said we will get this person back. well she's back, and we'll show you exactly how she's doing. but there is word now that president obama sent what was a secret letter to iran's supreme leader. now a source on capitol hill is reacting with a word that i can't say here.

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fox report now, more of the headlines here on the fox news desk, number of americans filing initial jobless claims was down last week according to the labor department. releasing the october jobs report, that's happening tomorrow. it will include updated unemployment numbers. they say fewer than 6% of americans were out of work in the month of september. woman in oregon who threw her six-year-old son off a bridge has recently seen a psychiatrist for a month of in-patient treatment. that's according to a relative there. police say they found the boy's body on monday, southwest of portland. the mom now faces murder charges. and look at this. surveillance video shows a woman crashing her suv into a restaurant around lunchtime. pinning at least one guy into the buffet. this is houston where cops say at least nine people got hurt. investigators say the driver had

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breaking news now out of the florida panhandle. air force is confirming its lost communication with an f-16 fighter jet south of panama city, florida. they gave us no condition on the pilot, or whether they were, the pilot was able to eject. we have gotten word from the ground along panama city beach that witnesses say, witnesses say a fighter jet is down and f-16. the witnesses say this happened 57 miles south of panama city beach, and we do not yet have any information on the pilot. we are told by witnesses, there was one person aboard at the time. whether that person was able to eject is unknown. updates from the air force immediately as we get them. well the search is over now after a man dragged a woman off a street in philadelphia, forced her into a car, and drove away. all caught on video.

now the suspect is in custody, the woman is alive, and back with her family. >> taking my baby home. thank you. >> visible relief last night for the mother who watched her daughter's abduction play out over and over for the past three days. >> always knew my daughter was coming home, not a doubt, not a doubt in my mind. i just had to wait for the day she came home, but she was coming home. >> first investigators had to track down the man on this surveillance video who pulled the 22-year-old into a car in philadelphia. >> with the help of the media, and many, many citizens who called in tips, we were able to identify this individual, identify his car, and track it into maryland. >> jessup, maryland, 100 miles southwest of philly. that's where the woman disappeared on sunday night. along the way, cameras captured the suspect using her bank card at an atm and strolling the aisles of a gas station.

as investigators closed in, one detective made a promise. >> he sat in my kitchen, in front of me and said i'm bringing your daughter home. i said all right. he said i'm bringing your daughter home. brought her right home. >> good job. >> thank you. >> it happened late yesterday afternoon. as federal agents surrounded this car with a broken back window. a witness said gaither kicked out some windows in the moments after her abduction. inside, cops tell us they found her along with this man, delvin barnes, a suspect facing murder charges in a separate case. >> he's a vicious predator. he's off the street, and hopefully he'll be in jail for the rest of his life. that's the only thing he deserves. >> she's okay, i said mom. >> i ran so fast. >> after reuniting at a hospital late last night, gaither's family brought her home where they're asking us to respect her

privacy. >> she's still shaken up. it's still hard. it's a tough time for us, it's a tough time for her. nobody will never be able to walk in her shoes. >> police say, stories like this normally end in this way, they say she fought back and because of that, she's alive. they think that that's the reason. laura edgele's here. >> in addition to being a career criminal, this guy also has bad credit. now, that may not sound like a really big deal in the scope of this story, but as it turned out, it was a very important piece of information for investigators who were able to track him and his car down. police were able to read the dealership's name on a traffic camera image of the car after the abduction. called dealership, then they asked the dealership to turn on the car's gps to provide the vehicle's location. .mils routinely put these devices on vehicles of those with bad credit so they can be easily repoed if somebody falls behind on payments.

b he has a criminal history and a fugitive in another case, he kidnapped a 16-year-old girl last month who was found alive, but bloody, naked, and covered in burns after dna tests matched barnes, a warrant was issued and charged with a attempted capitol murder, forcible rape, and malicious wounding among other things. barnes's uncle told reporters that his nephew was released from prison and son of a minister who quote had trouble with women in the past and that his parents are said to be devastated business these allegations. >> laura, thank you. the convicted killer joran van der sloot if he hasn't moved. who says that? well his wife and lawyers say that. and now we have our first look at the injuries they claim he suffered when fellow inmates supposedly attacked him. our colleagues at fox news latino got the pictures, we reported earlier this week. the lawyer said inmates stabbed joran van der sloot in the waist and in the shoulder. according to prison documents,

took 15 stitches to close one near his kidney. the lawyer said his client was in critical condition been but now fox news learned he did not need surgery. prison officials say joran van der sloot did it to himself and he's trying to play the victim. of course the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway is joran van der sloot. he's serving 28 years in peru for murdering a woman he met at a kos know. that was after holloway went missing nearly a decade earlier. in july he married this woman while behind bars and she had a baby girl. as it turns out, that wife was there visiting on the same day that the other prisoner supposedly stabbed him, and at the same time the lawyers trying to get him out of this awful prison where they barely have heat, no electricity, and he wants a better way to go. again, prison officials say the injuries are all a show and they'll extradite him to the united states after he does his time in peru. president obama sent a secret letter to iran's leader.

that's according to the reporting of wall street journal newspaper. sources told the journal that the president wrote to the man last month. they say he kept the letters secret to avoid creating tensions with our alleys in the middle east. the president's stressed in the letter that any corporation on isis depended on iran reaching a deal in the nuclear program via deadline later this month. but some lawmakers say the white house should have told them about this letter when which they say erases gains made with the sunny groups in the region. iran of course is majority shiite. one senior source told our capitol hill producer the letter quote f-ed up everything, unquote. now the wall street journal ed assistant managing editor. the problem is the leak. i mean, the white house will say the problem is the leak, not the letter. the people on the hill are like, why didn't you tell kpups i'll tell you why, because they would tell. anything for politics, hello. >> and this is the fourth time that obama has communicated with

him by letter. trying to create greater engagement with iran over the years. and i think this is what that underscores. the other thing that it underscores is two things, the administration is trying to link corporation on isis which iran wants too. remember, they're threatened by with this iran making some advances on demobilizing their nuc program. that's another priority of the administration. and the other thing, there's huge disagreement over there. john baber was saying -- boehner was saying, i don't know trust the iranians. why are we seeking to muck up our fight against i.c.e.s with getting iran further involved? they're already fighting isis. also our mideast allies saying wait a second here, is the u.s. going to iran, seeking help in fighting isis and are they going to be willing to negotiate something less than what we're looking for on the nuclear front because we feel threatened by

the possibility of iran having nukes. >> this is a very difficult reason to deal with, and people have offered up all sorts of suggestions about thousand deal with this, none have worked. its come down to maybe we'll get some corporation somewhere, but we don't to want put boots on the ground, the last thing we want is american faces on the ground in the middle of a civil war. they're trying things. anybody have any suggestions as to what we should do? >> and we keep looking at the iraqi army as being proxy. that proxy for u.s. >> which worked just brilliantly. >> there we go. don't you want to begin to think about all the players in the region. even if there are ones in your own, kind of historical relationship with them who might be able to provide some leverage against the advance of isis? and that's why there is this additional discussion with iran. they're already helping the iraqi government in iraq on

isis. they are already helping assad in syria against i.c.e.s. the u.s. is looking for how that can play into u.s. interests. >> well the story with all the analysis is laid out for you and it's a good read. thank you. >> pleasure. well a wildlife expert has supposedly led a giant anaconda eat him alive, or tried to as part of a special on the discovery channel. did you hear me? roll that backward prompter. i want to read that again. a wildlife expert supposedly let a giant anaconda eat him alive or try to eat him alive as part of a special for the discovery channel. i'm going to resist the urge to say my anaconda don't. i don't think it would be appropriate at this point. what? >> yeah shep, it sounds too amazing to be true. >> not amazing, that's not the word i would use, it sounds dumb. >> i'm excited. >> i'm sure you are. >> the show is calmed eaten alive. airs next month. they released a promo for it. this is the snake apparently here, and this is the wildlife

expert. he works with them in the amazon. this is a picture -- >> that snake looks seven humans long. >> very long. they grow up to 30 feet long, and can weigh 550 pounds. >> this is a martian. >> it has body armor as you can see, and also air supply. here's another image here from the promo. he has like an oxygen line, or maybe it's like a safety line attached to him. this is pretty big. another picture from above. and he apparently did survive. he's been active on twitter. he says people say snakes only eat prey that is dead in my experience, they definitely eat things alive. people on twitter have been upset, worried that the snake is not okay. he's also tweeted if you know me, i would never hurt a living thing. but you'll have to watch eaten alive to find out how it goes down. >> people are on twitter making sure the snake is okay. >> worried about the snake. >> well, i've heard it all now, thank you.

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so far they've tested the service only in san francisco and los angeles. jerry willis joins with us details now. been to los angeles, lived in los angeles, you know where you can't find a taxi, los angeles. now i'm guessing they're going to use taxi for packages, you will never gate taxi. >> remember ubar came in. taxi drivers don't have anything to do. amazon thinks it'll change the world. >> what happened to the drones? i wanted to use the drones. >> i guess that's not ready for prime time. we haven't heard another story about it. >> stock up, please. >> nope. here's what i have to tell you here. 32% jump in shipping expenses for amazon in the last quarter, that's a big jump. >> if you have prime, it's free. >> oh, don't say that, i like prime. >> i have it, i like it. it gets here fast. the postal service made a big announcement today. the postal service, there's still one of those. >> either way, i don't care.

i don't care. >> videos of your packages being delivered by fedex, they were being thrown, hoisted over, dropped. >> fedex. >> now fighting back, they're going to take all the business they can, they're going to be open, people delivering from november 17 tot christmas day, christmas day, do you think your postman is mad now, angry, little hostile? just you wait. >> postal service is losing billions and going full on. they're trying to compete. >> hope they manage that, i don't mean to twitter. don't tell me about it. >> you have staff. >> they'll hate on it. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. ready for the fox report? fox report now more, more of the headlines. 150 years later, president obama awards the nation's highest military honor to a union army officer who stood his ground during the battle of gettysburg. one of his cousins accepted the medal of honor today at the white house. the president says, first

lieutenant risked his life and died to help the north win the battle which historians call a turning point in the civil war. >> mindful that i might not be standing here today as president had it not been for the ultimate sacrifices of those courageous americans. >> no word on why they didn't honor him right after he died. congress made an exception to waive the two year deadline in this case. more than two dozen people are hurt after a bus crashed into a car and a tractor trailer on an interstate outside syracuse. police there say the car had crashed, and truck pulled over to help. the car's driver now charge. and auction nears say the most expensive watch in all the world is going on the block next week in switzerland. it has 24 special features including a calendar, sunrise and sunset times, and the phases of the moon, reported in hopes to sell the watch for more than $15 million. and fox news can confirm it will

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