laden. >> the moments before he pulled the trigger. >> heard a quote from bothering w. bush on 9-11. >> freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward and freedom will be defended. >> i kind of got goose bumps first off i thought how did i remember that? you don't forget that. freedom itself attacked by a faceless coward and freedom will be de p fended. >> i am like i am on this mission. >> he tackled him walking down the huallway he laid on top of him assuming he was going to blow up. he gave his life so the guy behind him would get a shot. he did that and i had my hand on

him i pushed him down the hallway and turned him to the right and standing two feet in front of me wit his hands on his wife's shoulder behind her was the face i had seen thousands of times ubl. very quickly did i recognize him and then just pop, pop, po p. >> where did you shoot osama bin laden? >> in the face three times? >> did he stagger at all? >> he just fell by the left side of the bed. >> how long from the second you saw him until he was laying dead at your feet? >> it was less than a second. walk in and shot him. he was a thereat. he had to be wearing a suicide vest as a threat. >> how much time was there between shots?

>> i would guess, again, the two shots are going to be quick, and then the third shot is however long it takes a person to fall on the floor. i was standing above him when he took his last breath. i heard him audibly. >> more from rob o'neil on the moment he realized he would survive that mission. >> the 4 and a half million illegal immigrants could soon get a free pass to stay in our country. fox news obtaining executive action to overall immigration policy. leland vittert with exclusive details. >> president obama promised he would do something on immigration on his own. looks like he might do more than just something. according the president will m full scale changes to the immigration policy that could come as early as next week

suspending illegal immigration for children and legal permanent residents. that number is in the millions of people. critics say those who received deferred action received work authorization from the united states social security numbers and government issued id. >> p fundamentally the president has no authority to do this. >> immigration officers have told us if this goes through it will be almost impossible to enforce the law in the future. >> this plan also includes increasing pay for immigration officers and beefing up border security. josh earnest says the president hasn't made any final decisions on immigration but you can image the anger growing on capitol hill right now as speaker boehner said the president going alone on immigration would woet boys son the well going forward as republicans would soon have

both chambers of congress. >> leland vittert, thank you for joining us. charles krauthammer says it will send the message our borders are open to all. >> this is a constitutionally bogus proposal. he know it is and he admitted it himself. as a matter of policy i think it's a terrible idea i am not against legalization. i am against legalization before you have done anything serious about controlling the border. otherwise this advertisement to the whole world particularly latin america that you come into america illegally it is up to you we don't not control our borders and if you wait long enough and make a strong enough case and there's enough pressure we will legalize you. >> this morning the white house putting the brakes on the reignited battle over the pipel.

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>> protestors even throwing pavent and placing a bag on one soldier's head. the trioable to get away. the turkish men running after him. turkey has been a nato ally. >> one of the world's most wanted women dead. the british terrorist dubbed the white widow was gunned down by a russian sniper in ukraine. she was recently fighting with isis and training people in syria. he blew up a building killing 26

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♪ >> new york city is just waking up on this thursday morning. it is strike three for obamacare architect jonathan gruber caught on camera once again calling the american people stupid. >> it is a very basic exploitation of the lack of the understanding of the american voters. >> call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> lack of transparency is advantage. >> it was written in a tore terrous way. (indiscernible). >> you can make them transparent but i would rather have them law than not. >> lori green live in the newsroom with the white house reks a. what do they have to say? >> the white house has damage control this morning.

obamacare architect jonathan gruber has explaining to do after a third video shows the less than flattering comments about american voters. his gaffes made more than a year ago saying a lack of transparency was essential in getting obamacare passed. the white house distancing himself from gruber. the tax treadity in the law which helps millions afford coverage were no secret and scheduled to the leg salt lake. not only do we disagree with those comments they are simply not true. republicans aren't buying it and one called for public hearings to question gruber. >> it isn't the first time they have talked to to the american people. it is nanny state government which says you are too stupid to figure out which healthcare is intes for your family.

two stupid to figure out what to feed your children and put in your mouth and eat. >> obamacare could unwittingly effect the outcome of several challenges of the bill the court will hear next year. >> all right, thanks, lauren. cardinals outfielder oscar rif rez drunk at the time of his death. he had alcohol content five times the legal limit when he ran his car off the road. taveras' girlfriend was also killed in the crash. you can see one suspect right there in the hat quickly walking off after the hike. they are now eyeing the possibility of an inside job. this after a rial jeweler reportedly admitted to police he sent the two men. he sent them to scare his competiti competition. instead the crooks got greasy and stole 500,000 dollars worth

of luxury watches and $6,000 in cash. >> oo it is time for brew on this. students in the missouri school district being bribed to buy school lunches? >> the kids can buy an ice cream for a dollar only if they buy school lunch. they are outraged especially some of the children have allergies. frozen fridays were sent out without district approval. >> is this a sweet incentive or is it sending the wrong message? send us your opinion at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. a second amendment struggle. it is legal so why is it so hard to carry a gun in our nation's capital? >> many of you fired up about this one. bruce springsteen playing an

anti military song at a concert honoring our nation's heros. >> it breaks the whole spirit of veterans for crying out loud. something like this is so unpatriotic. >> we hit the streets for fresh reaction on this one.

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allowed to carry guns. >> there's one problem. they can't get a permit. >> i want to get a permit. >> first of all to prove you need the concealed carry. >> prove a need for a constitutional right? that's what dc's new law says. >> you have to prove your life is in danger your family or property. >> the application says the fact that i live and work in a high crime area is not enough to get a carry permit. >> what's the difference between a regular danger like getting raped and murdered on the street and a special danger? you have to prove you are being targeted. >> do i have to give evidence. >> yes. >> so i was a victim of a home invasion do i just get a police record? >> who decides whether or not

myself defense needs are special? >> you have your reasons why you need this. >> it has got to be her or someone on her staff. >> proving need is one of the things. you have to do 16 hours and two hours on the range. >> they are still setting up the classes. >> the city isn't abiding by the carry program. police haven't certified a trainer for the mandatory classes. that might be partly because dc charges trainers $400 to be certified. contrast virginia has any class to be certified by the nra and there's no time requirement. >> the right to bear arms doesn't fully apply here?

>> property with the second amendment was written that was more or less when the british were coming. >> when the british were coming. >> the bill of rights is no longer relevant? >> at least i got my packet so i can start working on applying for my permit. >> what's next? the police told me to keep checking in for the certified trainer for the 18 hours. >> is government over reach violating your second amendment rights? join in rate after the show to join the conversation #keep talking. >> the time is 26 minutes after the hour and the raid for around the world. the navy seal whose bullets ended osama bin laden's life. the moment president obama told the world the mission was a success. >> we got something and we are going to live. it's amazing. >> more from the seal who pulled

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>> a path to citizenship before thanksgiving details about president obama's plan to take executive action to let millions of illegals stay in america. >> and window washers dangling 68 floors in the air with the tallest building. we are live with what went wrong. >> unexpected gift for the girlfriend. what ruffled her feathers so much that got the humane society involved. "fox an friends first starts

right now. ♪ >> look at radio city music hall lit up like a christmas tree. good thursday morning and welcome to "fox & friends first". >> i am le gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. >> the man who shot bin laden telling his story. >> roberto kneel recounting the 90 minute airport ride after mission accomplished. >> 80 something minutes. somebody came over the radio to everybody all right gentlemen for the first time in your lives

you are going to be hap tpy to hear that. welcome to afghanistan. everybody is like oh my god we just did it. we pulled it off and we all lived. we were fine. then we were high-fiving. we got osama bin laden and we are going to live. >> amazing. then we moved into a room where they had a big set up whe they had the professional fbi to do the dna tests. there was a big flat screen tv in the middle and we were watching -- it was on fox news actually, we are kind of seeing the buzz. we walked over and got breakfast. i walked over to my spot i am standing two feet away from osama bin laden i am watching tv then the president comes out everything was quiet and he said,>> tonight i can report to the american people and to the

world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda. >> i stopped listening right there. i hear him say osama bin laden and i look at osama bin laden and i wonder how in the world did i get here from montana. guys start to say out loud say no one was hurt, tell them no one was hurt. tell them no one was hurt. took a few sentences. >> a small team carried out the operation with courage no americans were harmed. >> when did you realize the entire country broke out in patriotism? >> ♪ oh say does that spar spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> whoever was hanging from the light pole in manhattan who had

a few cocktails he made me realize it was a big deal and geraldo outside of the white house. >> usa, usa. >> oh those navy seals true heros. one of the reasons he broke his silence he was spurred this emotional reunion that happened between the father of an nypd detective to died from a 9-11 related illness. that father joins us live on fox and friends at 7:15. president obama may be days away from allowing millions of illegal immigrants to stay in the country. the move could figurer an all out legal battle. we have a look at the president's 10 point immigration plan. >> whatever side of the issue you come down on this is about to get ugly. ob or around november 21st

president obama will legalize millions of undocumented i am grants. the plans are not twiquite fina yet. >> the president is still planning to make decisions and announce them prior to the end of this calendar year. that should be an indication the president is nearing a final decision. >> no final decision yet but here are the draft proposals fox learned about. 4 and a half million parents of american born children would be legalized. the president would also expand the exemption for immigrants brought here adds minors. there would be a big pay raise for immigration and custom enforcement officers that is the group that has been often times critical of the president's handling of immigration. this plan is something many democrats have been pushing for. many republicans are going to be very angry about this. it could blow up relations with congress. some of these republicans think this is nothing short of amnesty

and illegals because the president will be ignoring current laws. this is an action by one person the president of the united states to legalize millions that congress has explicitly refused to do. under current law they are illegally here and unable to work. >> the white house said the president would like to see congress take action on its own that would supersede any executive order. the presence of executive order may make it much more difficult to get anything through congress. >> doug luzader, thank you. appreciate it. >> in other news a british woman set to learn her fate today. back in january she recruited her friend to smuggle $2,500 to her husband to join isis fighters in syria. the friend was caught with the cash trying to bring cash to

turkey. >> he will bar done his own son for a fill knee crime. he was arrested with possession of marijuana for intent to deliver. he was given three years supervised probation and a fine. the parole board recommended him for pardon and said the case was not given special treatment. >> for the first time in history the national cathedral will hold a muslim prayer service. the goal is for the world to see the christian community partnering with muslims and supporting their religious freedoms. tomorrow's service is on the episcopal cathedral web site. >> the extreme weather sent a chill to americans. >> maria molina has the latest. >> good morning. >> hello everyone. we have arctic air in place across a combhing of the country across portions of the rockies the planes and al-- plains and

into the great lakes. the cold air over the warmer great lakes is producing lake-effect snowfall early this morning and it will continue through out the day and also into tomorrow with some areas picking up over 6 inches of snow. we have lake-effect advisories in effect out there. because of this you could see delays in places like chicago. but east of that boston, dc, atlanta, miami looks pretty quiet. we expect rain to impact portions of the i 95 corridor. i love space, if you know me. and we hdid have big space terrorist made yesterday. the first time a spacecraft made land fall on a come met. you can see that on the screen. this happened yesterday the name of the probe is delay. we have a picture of the comet.

the next shows the probe on dissent. incredible stuff. amazing we were able to do this and have the technology to do so. >> that's amazing. we have come a long ways. thank you, maria. >> the backlash is still coming in this morning because of what happened at a veteran's day concert on the national mall. >> >> bruce springsteen headlining the concert for valor with an unpatriotic song. step into the spotlight with vice president marketing with michael tamar ras. lots of reaction to this concert. >> a shame that event meant to honor the men and women who served in iraq and afghanistan got distracted from that focus. i blame the promotors for this.

you pour through every speech. >> are the organizers more responsible for this verses the artists? >> i think the organizers. we took to the sdreets to see what people thought about this. >> might have been more thoughtful in the songs he sang but i don't think where there was anything we have bigger fish to friday. >> the fundamental purpose of veteran's day and what it stands for it stands for honoring our troops and all of their sacrifices. to me it is not an opportunity to offer your own opinions for or against. >> i don't think somebody who sports the military personally. they could have gotten a better appropriate performer. >> as you would expect the reaction on social media was fierce. edith writes it was way out of line they choose to make it their political views and not to honor the many vets we have in

this country. super king says on twitter, more about the celebrities than about the veterans. beverly on facebook, nothing wrong with it it was about a our boys fighting while the least sit at home. >> background was involved. no less on the other two. insensitive to sing that song. merna says i think this was the wrong song for this venue. it was fun back in the 70's but here on veteran's day it was too tacky. for all of my celebrity interviews you can log on to in the fox light.com. we started a podcast. we have three episodes up there. twitter and instagram at fox light. >> the time is now about 20 minutes to the top of the hour. tobacco could go up in smoke in a small massachusetts town. >> i find this proposal to be even more of a disgusting thing

than anybody could ever give in the united states of america. >> the proposal has a community fired up than what it could be the rest of the country. duck dynasty plan headed to a different stage. i know you are a big fan of them, right? >> where you will be able to see this. : you, my friend are a master of diversification.

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>> ashley webster from our sister network shows how it could impact the whole country. ashley? >> fighting words there. the tiny town of westminster, massachusetts population about 70,000 could be the first to ban the sale of all tobacco products. a public meeting last night became so rowdy it only lasted 25 minutes. local board members had to be escorted out of the meeting by police. not surprisingly tobacco industry groups are calling this proposal a bad policy that would harm local employers. smokers and shop keepers wills fuming. local merchants say smokers will make their purchases in other towns and probably buy their gas and groceries there as well. it's not just economics that upsets the critics they say it is a classic example of government over stepping. one local resident a vietnam veteran says he is forced to show people have a choice.

no others are planned but some retailers are reexamining their policies. cvs became the first drug store to pull all of the tobacco products from the 77 stores. they will take written testimony no more public hearings and vote on the tobacco ban and later look at the more at a different date. >> go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder to find more from ashley. >> time for the 5@5:00. ways to fly for free using your airline miles first. be flexible. it will be hard to find tickets. be willing to travel on different days. next consider first class. you could find great seats for the same number of miles as economy. call for help if you can't find what you want. not all options are actually listed on-line.

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welcome back. it's frightening seen, unfolding 827 feet above the streets of new york. window washers getting the scare of their lives after a cable breaks trapping them for 90 minutes on scaffolding at one world trade center. robert moses live downtown in manhattan with the desperate call one worker made to his wife. robert, good morning. >> leah, good morning to you. of course in "the new york post," one of those window washers called his wife from high atop the city and told her to take care of

his children because he didn't know what was going to happen next. fortunately this story ended just fine. everything unfolded here on the south side of one world trade center. the window washers were cleaning 70 stories up when the rig developed slack on its left side. it went from horizontal to nearly vertical. people on the ground craned their necks. rescuers went to work. fire fighters went to the roof of the building and lowered a rope to the men as well as a portable radio so they could communicate. another group of rescuers inside on the 68th floor cut through the thick glass. this was a painstaking process but fortunately it worked. about 90 minutes after it all started, the window washers were pulled to safety. they were briefly hospitalized for minor hyperthrmia but this morning we're told they are just fine. >> robert moses, thank you. stop and ask permission, a

new bill could force new york city police officers to get consent from suspects before they conduct a search. the legislation applies when an officer does not have a warrant, is not making an arrest or does not have probable cause. police union leaders blasting the measure as a free pass for potential criminals. >> bring your gun and get a discount. a kay john restaurant in louisiana offering diners 10% off if they come in packing heat. owners say people should not give up their constitutional rights just to enjoy a meal and that is much different than a stance from national chains like starbucks that tells gun owners to stay away even when it's legal. >> it's a beautiful day for bona, cheating death after the jet he was on loses its door. about an hour in and 8,000 feet over the german --

they hear a big thud. they host their luggage too. >> a duck dynasty musical is in the works. ♪ ♪ >> if you like it, you should have put a ring on it. >> a group of broadway producers are adapting the robertson's life story for the stage but they will not be appearing on the great white way. actors will be portraying the famous family members when the show debuts in las vegas this february. >> the time is 54 minutes after the hour. when technology goes bad, how g.p.s. failed a truck driver and where he ended up. >> a school bribing kids with ice cream to eat at the cafeteria. sweet incentive or wrong message? we're sharing your e-mails up next.

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time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. dramatic video of two good samaritans breaking out a truck's window, saving a man from his sinking pickup truck in dallas. next the bad. a trucker's g.p.s. sending him over a milwaukee pedestrian bridge. he's facing over $500 in

fines for failure to obey signs. the ugly, she must have ruffled his feathers. a d.c. woman getting 15 baby chicks in the mail from her ex-boyfriend. his message there are plenty of other chicks out there. the woman refused them. disciple time for your brew on this responses. a school district bribing kids with ice cream. they can get ice cream on fridays only if they buy school lunch rather than bring lunch from home. is this a sweet incentive or bringing the more message. ben says it would be better to s a calorie-burning activity. >> if they give kids food they would like, they would eat it. caroline says what if the school does not like school lunch but brings one from home? he has a right to eat ice cream too. thanks for everyone who

responded. let's talk about that d.c. law. it is impossible to get a gun permit. is government over reaching on your federal rights? head to our facebook page #keeptalking. "fox & friends" starts now. >> good morning to you. it is thursday, downhill to the weekend. november 13. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth. this morning the moment the shooter came face-to-face with america's most wanted man. >> two feet in front of me with his hands on his wife's shoulders, with the face i've seen thousands of times. very quickly did i recognize him and then just pop, pop, pop. >> the gripping play-by-play account of that mission told for the first time by the navy seal himself straight ahead. >> what a story. one of the obamacare architects says stupid americans, like all of us, the reason the bill got