>> hello everybody. imrick folbaum. >> i am ainsley earhardt. toppinging the news nazi sgla z due in a brooklyn courtroom on tuesday. he is facing charges of conspireing to use weapons of mass destruction. investigators say that zazi planned to set off a massive bomb attack to mark september 11th. lawyers claim a key piece is missing from the prosecution's case. laura is live with the latest. investigators have not uncovered any of the actual bomb making materials they claim zazi was going to use in his alleged plot. they say zazi had nine pages of bomb making instructions in his

possession with his fingerprints on them and had every intention of causing serious harm. this just into fox news a photo of new york police commissioner ray kelly and other nypd officials and homeland security and counter-terrorism team members having a conference call with the president. barack obama calling this afternoon to express his appreciation and admiration for the nypd's role in disrupting the terror plot. zazi is investigated as his e-mail dispatch looking for just the right bomb making recipe became more and more urgent. you can see zazi on this surveillance tape from a beauty supply warehouse from denver colorado where they allege he purchased some of the chemicals in question in large quantities including hydrogen per rocks i'd acetone and a strong acid. he was officially indicted with c

conspireing to use weapons of mass destruction and a plot authorities were say aimed at commuter trains. they don't believe he was acting alone and still searching for those he was working with to put the bombing plot in motion. experts say they won't be easily spotted. >> we won't find most likely the type of perpetrators that came on 9-11. we will mostly find people part of the national and look at the previous three cases american board some converted and then became al qaeda supporters. >> zazi will be arraigned on tuesday as his accomplices move on. terror warnings have been issued for sports complexes hotels and transit systems around new york city. pretty scary stuff. >> a terror suspect is on suicide watch. he was arrested thursday for trying to blow up a 60 story

skyscraper in downtown dallas. prosecutors accuse him of trying to use a wam at places where thousands of people work every day. friends and neighbors say he was a regular guy who showed no signs of plotting an attack. phil is with kdfw and he has more. >> he is like another texan or -- >> seemed like a typical 19-year-old. >> that's what people who knew him thought about him. now they are come fou confounde they learned about their neighbor. >> i have been around for a lot of years i am street wise. i didn't know any of that. >> he worked 50-60 hours a week at a gas station in italy one of the biggest hangouts in town. they say he was friendly and talked to everyone and was like most any other 19-year-old. >> soft spoken guy.

lady's man. >> people who knew him say he dressed in black a lot and wore a belt with a outline of a pistol. he asked for an interpreter. >> he is americanized. he speaks good english as i do. that's why i was confused when they were saying on the n news that he wanted an interpreter. he speaks as good english as i do. >> he lived in one of the dome style apartment units south of town. >> i am thinking about what other people did he talk to? that scares me. what was he doing in the dome? >> he had an image of being outgoing in public i was more subdued when he would be at home. >> all i would say is hi he would, too, that's about it. >> that was reporter of our fox affiliate kbfw. we are also learning new details about the arrest wednesday a terror suspect

michael fenton of illinois. he goes by the alias of talib islam. he's accused of collaborating on the attack with another under cover fbi agent. the feds say he tried to blow up a van he believed was rigged in explosives near a courthouse in illinois. he was charged with attempting to detonate a wam and murder federal officers and employees. investigators say a north carolina man arrested this summer was planning to attack the u.s. marine base in quantico, virginia. they are filing additional charges against daniel patrick boyd and alleged accomplice of conspireing to murder military personnel. they say in june boyd conducted reconnaissance of the base and had a weapon and am no ready to use. 7 men arrested in the bust. investigators believe an 8th suspect is on the lose in pakistan. iran's nuclear chief is

saying they have no problem with inspection of the ouranium facility. we have a saturday light picture. yesterday the leaders of u.s., france and britain accused of hiding it's existence from investigators for years. they could produce enriched uranium for bombs. hillary clinton spoke about the developments and up coming meeting with iran's nuclear envoy. >> we are hopeful in preparing for the meeting october 1st iran comes and shares with all of us what they are willing to do and giveings us a timetable on what they are willing to proceed. >> julie kirtz is live. what do we know about this newly disclosed facility? >> we have the new satellite photos although not independently confirmed by fox. they are from a washington group today.

they are in a military base outside of the holy city south of tehran not far from the other big nuclear site once kept secret as well. it is big enough to house 300 sent fujs more than needed for basic research. the iranians say there is nothing secret about the site. it was never mentioned in the years of negotiations during iran's nuclear programming. >> iran is saying they are willing to open it up. >> word from iran today is they will let u.s. inspectors in and soon but haven't issued any timetable to date. they didn't say they would be able to monitor the situation.

>> facility is peaceful but they haven't said why it is in the secret heavily guarded base. >> have they set up a deadline to open up the facility? >> he has not put a deadline on iran. he has not put up the consequences in iran to face and doesn't allow them to come clean about the facility. >> for months we have been hearing a lot about this president on the domestic agenda healthcare policy. when it comes to foreign policy not so much. all that changed the president giving a big speech at the u.n. and as we told you mr. obama along with leaders of france and great britain announcing iran has been working on the second iranian enrichment facility. sdhou the president do this week? we have democratic strategist.

she joins us and republican strategist doug high is former communications director for michael steele and doug will join us momentarily. let me start with you, liz. this announcement with sarkozy and prime minister brown dramatic stuff out of pittsburgh with the announcement of this new secret site. does that score points for this president? >> i don't think it scores points because it is really bad news they have been doing this in secret under the u.n.'s noses. but the president sitting next to france and great britain is tough. he will not put up with it. he will make tough sanctions i believe it's the right thing for him to do. >> people are look at the president and wondering if he is layinging down the law with mahmoud ahmadinejad.

we saw a scathing attack. it came from benjamin netanyahu. he came down really strongly against the iranians. is president obama being tough enough when it comes to the iranians? >> interesting. i think that he is doing the right thing for what we know now. i expect him to be much tougher during the days and weeks as we learn about the program as inspectors get in there to learn more about what's is going on what the intentions were for those weapons even though we have a pretty good idea and we will have the president much much tougher during the days and weeks. >> we have a microphone on doug high. he has the cameras. >> we are raiding president obama on foreign policy this week. there's a lot going on.

>> we don't really know yet. certainly there will be no problem for republicans about any president of the united states republicans or democrat talking tough on iran. something they were worried about during the campaign. it was something clinton warned us about in the primary against par about barack obama. he will have support if he is tough on ahmadinejad and iraq. this is something we need to see real presidential leadership on. it it was gordon brown and sarkozy was a powerful statement but we need to see actions followed up on that. that is what we are waiting for. >> we saw a handshake between israeli and palestinian leaders while our president stood there he got the two men together for a nice photo op. what do you think about this president finally being the one the president who is able to work out a lasting peace deal these two countries not one

country and one people can agree on. is the president doing that? >> it was a first step. it has been quiet for way too long. it is time for the united states to step in in this leadership role. how many presidents have had difficulty if not utmost failure with bringing these two parties together. this has been going on for decades. they have to make major concessions to reach a real peace agreement neither side is ready to do that yet. >> do they seem skeptical of president obama. his approval ratings are in the single digits. can the president get israelis to move towards the type of compromises that need to be made if they don't trust him? >> that's a real challenge for

them. >> they are really trouble some to the people of israel. part of it is the rhetoric that has been more pro arab thaven pro israel. the israeli lobby is powerful in the democratic party here. ifs something that shows broad support form. can he do it? part of the problem that any president faces is you look at what is going on this week and they don't want to look at healthcare. the president can only plan so much. something happens with israel and iraq we are not talking about healthcare this week and that's a challenge. >> let me try to get you both to limit the answer to the question to a couple. i want to hit on one more topic, afghanistan the general on the ground is about to formally ask

for more troops. liz is president obama going to commit more men and women to afghanistan. >> i don't know. my gut instinct says no. i don't think he has congressional approval. he is going to have a tough decision. >> are we going to see the president give general mccrystal what they want? >> i spent the afternoon with iraq and afghanistan with the armed forces. they know what they need to do. the president needs to step you and get it done. he can roll over congress when he needs to. this is where we need to. >> thank you for coming in on this saturday. appreciate it. >> no problem. hamas rockets rained down on veilly border towns and defenses hit israel loy strikes as arab and israeli leaders met for the u.n. summit. mike tobin is in jerusalem with

more. violence and bloodshed once again flared in the gaza strip. israeli aircraft fired in a car. operatives were up loading rockets from that car that's why it was targeted of the the army says cockpit video shows the explosion after the initial strike and that is proof the car contains explosives. the arm me said they were in a jewish town over the weekend. the people in the car were operatives back then and they denied it had anything to do with rockets. funerals were held today. funerals themselves didn't escape violence amid calls for revenge against israel. four palestinians were by israeli gun fire. number of demonstrators in the funeral posted a security fence surround sgl gaza. soldiers opened fire.

it was an opportunity to advance their own politics pointing out rival mahmoud abbas was in new york meeting with israelis when israel struck the gaza strip. ainsley? >> mark tobin from jerusalem. >> the horrible scene of flooded out homes across the country. the atlanta area bearing the brunt of the storm. national weather service is issuing new warnings possible 6 more inches of rainfall or more expected over the weekend. the ground there is already so saturated that any more rainfall may kickoff another round of flash flooding. nine people died in ghoerg georgia flooding this past week. coming up a live accu-weather report on what you can expect. >> so devastating. people worked so hard to buy homes. family and friends today saying a final good-bye to the yale grad student found murdered on her wedding day. annie le services held. mourners remembering her as a

brilliant woman who hoped to change the world. raymond clark has been charged with her murder. they are establishing a scholarship in her memory as well. >> when we come back making life better for those americans who had sacrificed the most and it could be a great challenge as we all know. mary ann silver with more on that. hi mary ann. >> hi rick. what we are going to show you is giving back to the men and women who fight for pour freedom. we will show you what is being done to get reacquainted with better quality of life.

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>> terror suspect zazi back in new york. he's set to face a judge on tuesday. zazi accused of plotting an attack in new york city with a string of homemade bombs. secretary of state hillary clinton welcomed iran's decision all allowi allowing>> many badly injured veterans find it impossible to enjoy the life they once had. they are called operation rise and conquer. they set up to help injured

soldiers over come disabilities to accomplish things they may never have been possible. mary ann i have been watching your reports on this. what kinds of activities do they have going on down there? >> they are doing things that a lot of them have never done before or have not done since they were injured. some of the soldiers or marines were injured this summer. they do things like kayaking, water-skiing which is amazing for some of these injured veterans who have limited mobility. they may be paralyzed or may have had an amputation or when they are skiing they can either sit down or stand-up. it shows them they can still do a lot of things that they may have thought they couldn't do any more. they are still chasinging them around with paint balls. they picked up arrival and did target practice. one former soldier i talked to

said he hadn't done that since he was in the army. he was injured in iraq four years ago and lost an eye. since then he has had to learn to shoot with a different hand or different arm and he got to do a little bit of that here. it's just a lot activities and a chance to spend time with their families which are one of the most important things about this because they are able to reconnect with some of the family members. >> little bit of target practice for fun little bit of water-skiing. that's probably the least we can do for these men who have given so much to her country. what have they told you about how they take the experiences that they have there where you are right now and translate them into their everyday lives? how do they do that? >> they get to come here and they don't pay for it. they are brought here by the lakeshore foundation. they put this on. they have been doing this this is the 4th year now. the main thing is they learn that there are things that they thought they couldn't do. they aren't limited necessarily. they can take these things back like water-skiinging for

instance some of the guys water-ski for the first time and went wow i didn't know i could do that i am going to do that with my family when i get back home. it's another way they can reconnect and get reacquainted with their family members as well. they said that's one of the hardest things after you have been through rehabilitation and you have had a terrible injury that you are trying to recover from maybe losing a limb or losing an eye to try to get reacquainted with your family and try to understand what they are going through as well. >> pass along our thanks. we appreciate the report. mary ann silver, thanks so much. flash floods again threatening a part of america devastated by high waters this week. a new storm drenching the southeast with 6 inches of rain. folks saying their homes rivers and roads can't take much more but it might get worse before it gets better. >> first with cutting edge

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>> coming up on the bottom of the hour top headline this is sale the lawyer in the new york terror plot say prosecutors don't have any direct ed he was involved in making a bomb. they found bomb making ingredients lynched to zazi. >> they would allow international inspectors to check out the ouranium enrichmet facility. the timing of the inspection will be worked out with the u.n. watch dog. >> saturday today in california. fun efrl services for the murdered yale graduate student annie le. investigators found her body in a research lab on what was to have been her wedding day. she will be buried near where she grew up in the nevada foothills. >> heavy rainfall on the way for flood weary parts of the u.s. folks in the atlanta area picking up the pieces from this past week's storms.

the forecast shows more storms on the way this weekend. the national weather service already putting out warnings. flash flood might hit that region. meteorologist mary of accu-weather is live for us. >> hey, certainly not the best type of news especially for residents trying to get things back to normal after getting hit so hard last weekend. there is good news on the way. we will get back to that in a moment. they are tracking fairly quickly. we are seeing a line of thunderstorms in birmingham toward atlanta. unfortunately areases of eastern tennessee. that's prompted flash flood watches in effect across east tennessee up towards parts of virginia. the good news is we are going to get a break from all of this rain. that as the front pushes towards the coast. there will be drier air building in that will allow for some some sunshine and there's some level of relief for people trying to recover from after the heavy downpours. the wet weather has kept up. looking at average low 70s in

atlanta. national correspondent gom 85 new orleans 84. northeast is seeing some of the wet weather as well. soaking rain across southern ohio, west virginia on the way towards pennsylvania. starting to see a lot of that rain moving in towards baltimore and dc. eventually new york city. we are going to get some rain tonight and by the time we head to the dwroefr night hours we will move toward boston. slow travel especially from the i 95 corridor. little to the west we are tracking that upper-level low. this is the same system that brought some snow earlier this week toward the colorado rockies. st. louis as a result ahead of that prompted a severe thunderstorm watch. 9:00 central daylight time. they will clou damaging wind gusts. across the west it is so hot out there. high pressure overhead. we are looking at 90s in los angeles and of course thr throu

the central valleys. 102 and more triple digits. it will be the 6th day in a row we will see that above average. annalise, take it back to you. thank you so much. the white house saying it will miss the own self-imposed deadline to close the military prison. >> they are closing that camp within a year. administration officials are confirming that is not going to happen. caroline shively has more. >> it is inevitable guantanamo bay will stay open after the january deadline. it is something that looked probable for months. this is the first time the white house has admitted the timetable needs to slide. the pledge to shut down guantanamo in one year was one of his first acts in office. even then some members of congress warned of problems when

he made that pledge. you need to establish a new set of military rules. if they are on trial and not found guilty you release them in the u.s. city and if you take them to the u.s. what prison will house them. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell released this statement. eight months after the president signed the executive order establishing an arbitrary date for closure of the facility at guantanamo bay even white house officials are acknowledging there is no alternatives that will keep americans safe as house degree taken knees at the sec kier facilities off our shores. federal judges ordered 30 detainees released. they have only transported 13 nations in part because they can't find any other takers. >> thanks very much. ainsley? >> investors are focusing on wall street this coming week as we wait for the latest key economic reports including new numbers on unemployment. for months it appeared the stock market was on the mend but take

a look. the last six dow closings. this chart might have someone worried about another downturn. we saw the dow go down last week. investors over reacting? let's ask managing partner and creator for the portfolio investment. we got them out in launch. wou could that be down the drain as we look at the last three dow days? >> this whole country has become so short term focused we need to stop doing that. things are still on the mend. we are going to see a pull back. we will see a pull back 10 percent for the next few weeks. 6 weeks we will see a pull back. toward the end of the year see things pick up once again. we have to stop being so short term focused. >> what caused the down days

then? >> i was surprised it didn't start earlier. september was a bad month for investing. we had a 50 percent rise since march. it was since march 9th. >> i completely think that's true. stay positive, stay fully invested. they are paying 1 percent. >> what is so significant about this coming week? >> what's happening has been a real key statistic. we are seeing it across the headlines. quite frankly it is a good deal. we shouldn't look at it month by month we should look at the general trend. now we drag earnings downtown the road. we have been looking at unemployment without any question the unemployment is a s key statistic. if unemployment numbers don't

improve that will start to weigh down on earnings of companies. that's why people are looking at it so closely. >> next friday they are going to release the growth and job data. 9.7 percent a major concern as we roll into the holiday season. can't believer i am saying that summer has come and gone. what are you predicting for the holiday season. >> i think the market has gotten a little ahead of itself. if my family had anything to say about this they would. do i think things are better across the board? retailers are surprised they are not coming in as good as they want them to come in. i would be kaush sthus. >> they are going out shopping. >> take me with you, please. >> follow their lead. >> president obama had a very big decision to make. talked about this a little bit

at the top of the show. top commander on the ground in afghanistan wants more troops. others are pushing for a new strategy. what is a commander-in-chief to do? going to talk about afghanistan strategy with a retired attorney general. we do that when he with come back. 24/7... including the eight hours you spend with your eyes closed. prilosec otc. heartburn gone. power on. (announcer) we understand. you need to save money.

>> a major debate unfolding in afghanistan. top commanders saying he needs more troops maybe as many as 40,000 more. not everybody is on board just yet. some like vice president joe biden saying we should scale back operations and focus on disrupting al qaeda. should re send more troops or look at other strategies? joining us now is ten headaches former deputy commander of special ops commands. thank you for being here. this is a very tough decision. i am glad i don't have to make it. whether or not to send more of our men and women over to

afghanistan. what do you think the president should do? >> i think he should send more people or you should get out. this is as critical junk tour in the road. it's black or white situation we are either going to see it through or we are going to withdraw it at some point. i think it's incumbent on people like the viets president to determine what the end state is in afghanistan if they are supposing half steps at the moment. >> all of these decisions as you well know have several different components. there is of course the military components but there is a political component as well. polls will show that americans don't want to see us send more troops over to afghanistan. how do you sort of weigh those two things to come up with the right answer? >> well, i think the country is war weary. there's no question about that having fought in two fronts for five and eight years respec re e respectively. but i guess i would say that to

you, if the president were as inspired about doing the right thing in afghanistan as he is about fixing healthcare system, he could rally the american people to a side and i think intuitively most americans know it's the right thing to do. but they are tired and they want leadership. >> you mentioned the two fronts where we have been waging war for a long time now. realistically if we wanted to send troops to afghanistan, is our military stretch too thin to be able to do that effectively? >> it would put a continuing stress on the force. also no question about that. the force is bigger at the moment. the variable is the amount of dwell time the amount of time soldiers have at home before they have to go on the next tour.

yes, you are correct the force has been stressed for a number of years. >> all say that they are going to listen to their commanders on the ground. they are going to make the decisions based on what they are hearing they have put them on the front line to give them that kind of information. it doesn't work out that way, does it? >> no. the politicians have the final say. when they look at the chess board look at other issues other than afghanistan and iraq that's our system for better or worse. i think we are as we said before in a critical juncture we have our best people there. there have never been better generals than petraeus and mccrystal. they know what to do to win. the question is do we have the political will and leadership to

do that? >> i don't know whether you were able to see the reporters they are reportinging on a camp where men and women who have returned from the front lines disabled are able to go and spend time with families and will do things too recuperate and enter into civil life now. if we don't finish the job in afghanistan, what does it mean, what will it mean for those men and women who are at the camp in alabama and those who have given so much to this effort only to see it not go through. >> i think your question answer it is self i am involved in a similar camp like that called camp patriot up in the rockies to do exactly the same thing. it's a wonderful thing and does help those recuperating and their families. but to answer your question directly, it shows them that

their sacrifices were a waste. some think of a career in the military. they give up life or limb and political leadership are going to lose the focus or its will or going to change the priorities. we are not really serious about that any more. your contribution was appreciated. essentially meaningless. >> general tim hagan special operations command. great to hear you thoughts on this, sir. it's a difficult topic and one that we will be talking more about. we appreciate you coming on and joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> who says crime doesn't pay? it is saving taxpayers a few buck. roadside workers are on loan from the osceola county jail. they are hoping to trim the landscape and helping the county trim it's budget. but not all of the work is done

outdoors. phil keating has more on the special pet project. >> ha had the four-day old kitt been born one day early they would have had no shelter. over the past year they have laid off 20 percent of the work force due to budget cuts forcing the county to close the animal shelter. >> but now it's back open thanks to lies prisoners. nonviolent offenders on day loan for the county jail. secondly it provide the inmates an opportunity to get them integrated back into it. >> the inmates are also beautifying public eye sores. the inmate labor the county takes care of select county services. for the inmates every 30-days they spend working outside of the prison walls they shave five days off their sentences. >> chain gangs doing road work is nothing new.

bad economy cut backs have forced creative thinking. inmates now paint over gang graffiti and they collected foreclosed properties. in the past low cost labor was a nice extra. the city of florida forced counties in particular hills po borough county how to do business in ways we can save the tax payer money. >> the these inmates don't do lately. >> they show up for work every day and don't call in stick. you get a full day's work out of them. >> plus it saves taxpayers money as advertising. bill keating, fox news. what have you got under your hood? 500 horse power? we do. we are rating the best muscle cars of the year. look at that beauty. which new model most closely resemble the super charged real

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>> consumer reports are out with the ratings of the best muscle cars of the year. >> chevy camaro.

mike quincy of consumer reports joins us. i want to know what makes it a muscle car? >> the term muscle car came from the 1960s and 1970s. they took an average sized sedan made it a two-door model and put a big congressing v8 engine. >> you know why guys do that muscle to attract women. that's why guys want cars like this. oo tell us about the camaro? >> what we love about this camaro is consumer reports says it has great horse power fun handling and it is legions better than all of the old muscle cars. the 1960s camaros we tested way back when went 0 to 60 in about 10 seconds. this new 2009 camaro goes 0-60 in five seconds.

talking about a huge improvement in performance. it stacks up well against other competitive models. we have a test on the new ford mustang and dodge challenge. american muscle cars are back and better than ever. >> you know why i like it? it has good cup holders. >> that's what makes it a muscle car. >> you can get heated seats. >> they are so much better. you can get all of the safety equipment. >> one thing that made a muscle car a muscle car is the noise it made bh you turned on the engine and put your foot on the motor. does this car do that? >> absolutely. the car -- we love all of the aspects of it. the exhaust coming out of the twin pipes of the camaro the mustang the challenger is music to your ears. if you are a car person you love cars the way these cars sound it's almost as good as they

look. >> i have cup holders. >> that's important, isn't it? >> honest to goodness manual transmission a lot of people forget that actually make manual transmissions these days. 18 miles per gallon on the highway which isn't bad for a sporty car. so much better than the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s. >> you have other makes that you don't necessarily associate with muscle cars. you have a hyundai on your list? >> in the october consumer reports we tested some of the nonamerican sporty cars hyundai coupe which is a nice effort. subaru wrx and nissan 370 z. whether you want good old fashioned american muscle or new stuff coming from the asian countries there's something for everybody in consumer reports. >> we can read about it this week? this month? >> look at this, in stereo. consumer reports october issue

all about fun cars to drive. >> i have to ask you, are these cars selling? >> i think they are -- i don't think they are selling in numbers like a honda accord or ford fusion. what they do is they get traffic into the showroom. you got a family you got two kids we need a almo family car. i also want to look at the dodge challenger and ford mustang even though that's not going to be the best family car. the down side of these muscle cars tiny back seats. tiny trunk. >> it's not about the back seat. >> you are not buying it for that. >> not a family car. >> consumer reports magazine, thank you so much. great to have you. thanks so much for joining us. >> that was fun. >> that was fun. stay tuned we have the fox report. have a great fabulous rest of your weekend. >> have a good weekend everybody. sqñg this is my small-business specialist, tara.

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