>> good morning. i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. today is tuesday october 18th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> he boasted he wanted to dose troy america. a 21-year-old being held without bail this morning after he was arrested on charges he plan flows up a bomb in the heart of new york city. >> anita vogel voins joins us we lathes. >> he came to the u.s. in january on a student visa specifically to carry out a terror attack. the fbi says when he got here he

claimed he had al qaeda connections. what he didn't know is one of the people he contacted on-line was an under cover agent, the same one who supplied him with 2050 pound bag -- 20 50 bound pags of what he believed were explosives. he drove to the federal reserve building ready to wreak havoc. when he tried to set it off with his cell phone nothing happened. that's when they grabbed him. >> i call it aspirational when you go and pick up 50 20 pound bags of ammonium nitrate you obtain a truck and bring it to the site of a major if i hfeder facility and you try to detonate it that goes way past it to me. >> he was living with relatives in queens also recorded a video addressed to americans before he

tried to detonate the bomb. in it he is heard saying we will not stop until we obtain victory or martyrdom. according to the federal complaint the 21-year-old also threaten to do kill a high ranking government official. some sources belief it was president obama. also commissioner ray kelly said this is an unfortunate reminder that new york is very much a target for terrorists. anita vogel, thank you. now it is time for your 5@5 cloak. he murdered 3,000 innocent people the mastermind behind 9-11 says that's nothing compared to the millions killed by america's military. a judge allowing khalid shaikh mohammed to go on a rampage for 5 minutes. he accused the united states of torture and at one point referenced the killing of osama bin laden. the terrorist showed up to the hearing two hours late wearing a

camouflage u.s. military vest. >> a cia agent and mefrn soldier were killed in another insider attack in began mentd it haled saturday the soldier is a 24-year-old pretty gorton gordon. a manhunt now underway in colorado for whom ever is responsible for killing five people inside a restaurant. police believe the person killed them and then set the bar and grill on fire. the owner of the bar was among those killed. the 5 victims were the only ones inside at the time. they are asking any one with information to come forward. >> the deadly meningitis outbreak the death toll has rinz

to 19. 200 others are sick. as many as 14,000 people were exposed to the drug as well as the two other drugs made by the same company that are potentially linked to the outbreak. the house handle has combi enthem a mt. to turn over documents relate to do the pharmacy that produced the drugs. >> cardinal dolan heading to syria. he is part of a have aed candle gages being sent by pope benedict xvi. syrians suffering through the civil war. the have aed can's cardinal bar tone says the church leaders quote cannot be simple spectators with such suffering and must try to reach a resolution. the delegation is set to leave next week. >> that is your 5@5:00. for months president obama has touted both the death of osama bin laden and the idea that al qaeda is on the run. but now is he dropping that

while on the campaign trail. peter doocy has a closer look for us. >> good morning patty ann, a big part of president obama's pitch to voters is a reminder that he ordered the raid against osama bin laden and the terrorist organization al qaeda is on the run as a result of his strong foreign policy. here's the president making that pitch last week. on october 1st 19 you said four years ago i told you we would end the war in iraq and i did. i said we would end the war in afghanistan and we are. i said we would refocus on the people responsible for 9-11 they are on the run but osama bin laden is dead. the part from al qaeda is on the run was missing from the speeches on the campaign trail yesterday just a day after republican opponent called him out for misrepresenting the time line of when he told the american people about the attack on u.s. consulate in benghazi was a terrorist attack and said

it was a spontaneous riot triggered by a movie. now the pitch sounds like this. >> i promised to end the war in iraq i did. i said we would have the war in afghanistbegan -- end the war i afghanistan and we are. i said we would refocus on the terrorists who actually attacked us on 9-11 and bin laden is dead. >> mitt romney's assessment of al qaeda's capabilities suggest the group is actually getting stronger in the area of the benghazi attack taking advantage of a greening that has been unstable since the arab spring. >> when i look at what's happening in afghanistan and pakistan and north mali having taken by an al qaeda affiliate and i recognize the world continues to be dangerous. we have only got to wait 19 more days to see the president

chang changing his tune will make any difference at the polls. >> peter doocy in washington, thank you. shifting ore to libya now, it continues to be a big talker. that is what senator lindsay graham is talking about this morning. >> graham has been leading the charge to find what happened to the attack on the consulate. he is telling greta van susteren why he thinks the administration switched the narrative. a serious warning about the president about the threats abroad. the most likely scenario is they constructed a scenario where there would they would be less culpable. if the truth came out that the benghazi consulate had been attacked in june previously and the british had to leave benghazi and the red cross was driven out that's a different story. it's a story about al qaeda coming back, libya going south

and it destroys the narrative by killing bin ladenal gayed has been dismantled. also destroys the narrative you can leaf behind in libya and everything is fine. i hold the president personally accountable for knowing the security situation in the world. if you are listening iraq is calli falling apart. if no one else is telling you this i am telling you this. if we left iraq there's been a doubling al qaeda in iraq there are training camps the kurdish president hasn't spoke tone prime minister malki in a year. the candidate's response to the question on libya the most talked about moment from tuesday's debate. the question was asked by keri lk a -- ladka. ladka spoke with gret trau van susteren about that. >> the reason he took that long

between the initial announcement in the rose garden and two weeks later when he announced it as an act of terrorism that he wanted to be deliberate brat he didn't want to make a mistake based on misinformation he wanted accurate true information. any action he took at any point in the world including the mid eels would have dire consequences. so he really wanted to be deliberate brat and careful before he decided to take any course of action. >> did he see the fact that he kept putting out there and bams dorr rice spoke on the sun dmierng shows that they actually put out a theory that if he didn't want to make a mistake he shouldn't be putting out the theory about the video and protests that didn't happen. >> accident mention that to me, greta. i heard those stories i think you are absolutely right that story should not have surfaced. i think everyone knew it was a terrorist attack right from the beginning. but he did not mention that to me during our private conversation. >> after all that he says he is

still undecided on who to vote for. well it's time for your first degree weather update with janice dean and a look at the latest severe weather threat mississippi with tornado warnings. >> we had earlier tornado warnings five reports of tornadoes close to 100 reports of severe warnings. a lot of damage. five injuries reported homes destroyed. in arkansas structural damage and major damage in shelby, mississippi power lines down. n no tornado watches now. low pressure system on the great lakes the cold front associated with it pushing into the eastern sea board that's where we could see the threat for severe weather. today along the mid atlantic region to the northeast and southeast where we could see hail, winds and isolated tornadoes and all of these big cities. keep you posted and bring you the latest on watches and

warnings. >> janice dean, thanks. the time now is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. bill o'reilly and bob beckel square off on the election. >> here is where you are making a mistake. it's a tragic mistake. >> up next o'reilly tells bob beckel what's really the issue in this year's election. >> while the candidates talk tough about the nation's debt they are not holding back on political ad spending. those numbers will come up and they will shock you.

>> 14 after the hour. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. check this out a meteor shower lighting up the night sky over oakland, california. >> looks like a movie. it was so big you literally look like you could see the flames on it. >> it looked like a huge rock or something slideling over. oh my god what's that?

>> the souped was so loud it shook their homes making them think it was an earthed quake. astronomers believe the meteor was about the size of a car when it broke off over the bay area. more companies are slamming the brea brakes on lance armstrong. ending sponsorship deals with the disgraced cyclist. stepped down as the live strong cancer charity. a friend says armstrong has been better but he has also been worse. time for a look at who is talking and bill o'reilly and bob beckel squaring off about the election. with weeks left until election day both candidates are pulling off all of the stops. >> what does mitt romney need to do to unseat obama? they are not seeing eye to eye on that. >> next couple weeks he needs to begin to layout an over arching -- >> what are you going to do when

you have a gazallion dollars to run undisputed tv ads. but in the debate i think he gets in trouble when he goes small. >> he gets into this little swamp and all he cares about. all he has to continue to say is president obama is a nice guy doesn't always know what he is doing. >> the people are going to say do you know what you are saying mi -- doing mitt romney? >> with somebody you have to know who that somebody oo. >> here's where you are making a mistake. it's a tragic mistake. you are run of the democratic party's leading intellectual lights. it's not a referendum on mitt ro romney it's referendum or bar ram o barack obama. >> all he has to do is say i am going to do it.

>> yif you had a decent candidae they should have a 5-7 point lead now. one thing the president and romney are doing to win over voters spending big bucks on political ads. that is one of the stories you can bank on this morning. they may talk tough on spending but that doesn't apply to what they are willing to spend on ads. we are talking major money. spend something huge $807 million on cable broadcast. if you look at outside money romney's campaign is out spending obama. nbc looked at data from the ad buying firm. they have seen the most spending in ohio, florida, colorado, even

wisconsin which was barely a blip on the ad spending radar until paul ryan was chosen as the vp pick. >> kids or recent college grads who could use that money deeper in debt. >> this is thanks to rising tuition and a tough job market. college seniors graduated with an average of 26,500 dollars. it is up 5 percent from the year before and the heist level of debt in the history. students that went to school in the northeast and midwest carried the most debt. since the survey is voluntary it's entirely possible actual debt is even higher because the for profit schools have more. >> it doesn't help to pay back the minute either. >> stay at home moms couldn't get a credit card on their own unless they were on the card

with their husbands. >> it is difficult because the 2009 car act for stay at home moms who didn't work because they didn't have an income to report. there is a proposed rule where they can come in as shared income with their spouse. >> i think that's a good idea. thank you very much lauren simonetti. see you on the fox business network as well. the time is 19 after the top of the hour. coming up new jobless claims. data due out 3 hours from now. if you are one of those people who is looking for work cheryl casone is back with three companies hiring right now. stay tuned for that. and then... ♪ >> a group of 4th grards trying to get you to get out and vote. so cute.

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>> jobless numbers will be out in an hour. we are back with three companies that are hiring right now. >> good morning. how can people work at home and still make a decent living? there is a company called oda they are a facilitator with this type of position. you could be a contractor health services or whatever. in particular virtual assistance with a popular new type of job. we recommended this on tuesday for a woman who wanted to work at home she had friends 30,000 each month everything is computer based is very popular

there. but they are an accredited web site and you can find real accredited jobs. you have to be careful about them. >> that one sounds good. cbs care mark. >> this is pharmacy. they need pharmacists they need administrative type of positions. we are seeing a big boost in on-line pharmacy internet drugs. cheaper for health insurance companies better for the consumer. they have about 2,000 jobs that are open right now they are opening up these minute clinics. again you walk into the pharmacy you need a flu shot you have a sinus infection an earache you don't want to wait two-hours to see a regular doctor. they are hiring as well. >> and boeing. >> they are an airline company and defense company as well. everybody at home has flown it. they are hiring as well. they have an interesting company they have 500 jobs available

right now. you can do different things. they are looking to hire about 12,000 people by the end of the year. washington is where they are based. south carolina flien the big controversial plant they open there. they have the dream liern which has gotten a lot of positive press the funky colored lights in the roof of the plane. boeing are very competitive with air bus. we are seeing a pickup in air travel that is helping boeing. they are hiring right now. >> three great tips. thank you as always don't forget you can find out where the jobs are by logging on to casone knee exchange.com. if you have a question for cheryl e-mail it to her at fs job hunt at fox and friends.com. lots of good information there. the time is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up we heard for weeks democrats wouldn't touch corporate donations to fund their convention last month turns out that wasn't the case.

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>> welcome back to fox and friends first. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. that means it's time now for your 5@5:30. the top five stories making news at this hour. he boasted he p wanted to destroy america. a 21-year-old man from bangladesh in custody this morning after he was raised on charges that he planned to blow up a bomb in new york city. he came to the u.s. in jansuary on a student visa specifically to carry out a terror attack. the fbi said when he got here he was trying to recruit accomplices. one of the people he contacted was an under cover agent. he bought bags of what he believed were explosives. he put them in a van and drove to the federal reserve building ready to wreak havoc. when he tried to set it off with

a control phone nothing happened. that's when they grabbed him. kierd to go the complaint he threatened to kill a high ranking government official. some sources belief that was president obama. >> a broken promise for democrats for dnc donations. records show the convention in charlotte used at least $5 million in corporate donations. this despite pledges for the party to only use money raised by individuals. it took an $8 million line of credit from charlotte's duke energy the largest electricity provider. the rnc used corporate donations but they were up front that they would do that. the university refused to hire a professor because she was conservative. a liberal biassed lawsuit now underway against the former university of iowa law school dean teresa wagner says she was passed over four times because

she was against biergs and gay marriage. the former dean says wagner botched her interview. wagner's lawyer says it's purely political. >> the fact that she is totally liberal discussed her politics on the day of the vote political discriminati discrimination. that's all it is. it is illegal. it's improper and you are protected by the first amendment. >> the suit says there was one republican out of 50 faculty members at the time. this story is uni believeable from 4,000 feet above the crew and passengers on board a commercial jet helps save a sailor by looking through binoculars. they found the man alive. he had been left drifting for 16 hours after running into trouble. >> my wife came -- a waive came along picked me up and rolled me over. i smashed into the roof of the

yacht. >> he walked away unharmed. he is happy to be on land. i bet. >> here is advice from a group of 4th graders in harlem, new york. no matter what your political stance is, vote. ♪ >> so cute. they were singing to the tune of the hit single call me maybe. even though the students aren't old enough to vote obviously yet they are hoping to insnierz who can to vote for somebody. so far the video has 5300 hits on youtube. that is your 5@5:30. president obama p and mitt romney both back on the trail

after their debate. the war on terror becoming a larger issue as the fbi thwarted the terror plot we have been talking about. >> good morning. they had the first court appearance yesterday we are still learning more about him and his connections. but the resurgence of al qaeda appears to be playing a pretty big role now on the campaign trail. for starters there is the terrorist organization itself which is strengthening overseas. especially over south africa. it may be changing the way president obama campaigned. here he was a week ago. four years ago i told you i would end the war in iraq, and i did. i said we would end the war in afghanistan, and we are. i said we would refocus on the people who actually attacked us

on 9-11 and today al qaeda is on the run and osama bin laden is dead. yesterday that all changed in two stump speeches he had dropped that reference to al qaeda being on the run. >> four years ago i told you we would end the war in iraq and i did. i said we would end the war in afghanistan and we are. i said we would focus on the terrorists who attacked us on 9-11 and we have and bin laden is dead. >> both candidates prepare for their last debate next week. mitt romney is hoping to chip away on an issue that most polls show favor the president. >> i look at what's happening through out the middle east and pakistan and look over north africa knowing has been taken by al qaeda affiliate and rick niez the world continues to be dangerous.

>> this comes as both campaigns are still arguing about what really happened in the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi, libya last month and what role al qaeda may have played in that. back to you guys. >> doug luzader live in washington. thank you. the president's foreign policy is what newt gingrich is talking about this morning. taking a harsh stance against the president about how he is handling the attacks on the libyan consulate and the approach on radical islam. >> what is there about barack obama's psychology that makes it so difficult for him to deal with the reality of extremism? why is it always the west's fault? why is it always somebody in america's fault? why is he always apologizing for islamic extremists? i think this is a very serious question about the whole nature of his approach to that part of the world.

second, this has been consistent from the united nations ambassadors going on 5 different shows telling the american people a false hood on the sunday after the attack to vice president biden on the national debate who repeatedly misleading the american people to the president last night misleading the american people. the larger question you have a president of the united states who is commander-in-chief will not be honest with himself about the problem of radical islam, will not be honest with the world about it,>> and now time for the first degree weather forecast. before you leave the house this morning another update with janice dean and severe weather to talk about. close to 100 reports of severe weather 5 reports of coronados in parts of mississippi and arkansas. this is the system that

continues to move eastward low pressure and the cold front associated with that bringing the risk of showers thunderstorms even hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. as this system moves eastward later on today through the evening hours this is the area of concern from the northeast down through mid atlantic parts of the southeast with wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. we will certainly keep that in mind as well behind this system wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour across the plains. that could cause some damage across trees and power lines as well as spreading wildfires. travel forecast looks good. could see showers lart on today. los angeles lots of sunshine 76. new york city later on into tomorrow we could see showers otherwise. good looking forecast if you are headed to the airport. >> janice dean the weather machine hard at work this morning. >> starting lineup. a roundup of sports stories making headlines at this hour. the cardinals making a 2-1 lead

in the series against the giants. st. louis won 3-2 after a more than 3 hour rain delay. game four is tonight. the yankees live to see another day in the alcs only because game four in detroit was rained out. it will be played this afternoon. derek jeter already out. opening day is in doubt. he is having surgery on his broken ankle. the recovery time 4-5 months. >> he may be done with the olympics but michael phelps still winning. naming him the fittest man of all times. he sited his workout regimen and all of his achievements. bruce lee was number 2. it is time now to step into the fox light. up first a sneak peak at the finale at one of the hottest shows on tv right now. >> we have a sneak peak of power corruption and greed that's what you can find in the award winning show.

kelsey grammer plays the ruthless chicago mayor cane. he is forced to unveil the unthinkable in order to stay on top. >> freedom of the press. i believe it was said it can only be guaranteed fwhiez who actually own one. >> owners of the press have the right to publish without public int peer ye -- interference. >> stop. >> the season finale is tomorrow night. >> from the finale to fashion. >> the sexiest show on television it's no wonder why. it takes place in miami beach in 1969. at that time the city was at the center of passion from contour gowns to way farer sunglasses every character is just enough to draw you in. the wardrobe is beautiful. the dresses are elegant. >> it's a cool place.

>> we were thrown into this glamorous sexy world. >> you can see for yourself it is the complete first season of magic city is now available on dvd. if you haven't seen it it's kind of godfather meets dynasty. >> finnal, fashion, sticking with the theme food. >> almost 6:00 a.m. but is it ever too early for pasta? >> never. >> they are some of my favorite italian dishes. what makes them even better is if i could eat them guiltless. now thanks to celebrity chef rocco dispirito we can eat our favorite italian dishes for under 350 calories. rocco told us all about it. >> it is like culinary meets travel meets health. the intersection of those three things. what got me interested was a scary visit to my doctor. >> people are dieting and it can be a little intimidating.

>> it is laden with cheese and oil and lots of sugar these days. >> what if three or four things that people can do to make it a little healthier. >> anything you cook yourself will be healthier. you are probably going to use more vegetables less butter less sugar. encourage you to cook these up. >> you can catch my entire interview with rocco at fox news magazine.com. for the latest hollywood buzz check me out at twitter. >> i have a feeling the ladies will tune in to see the complete interview. spaghetti and meat balls my favorite meal. >> and rocco. >> thank you very much. the time now is 42 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a new way to capture your youth, but it may make you feel like dracula. we will explain. and a rough ending to this flight and it's all caught on tape.

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transport plane losing control just before hitting the ground. the planes bounced up in the air before he regained control and landed it safely on the runway. heather? >> thank you, patti ann. he said he wanted to destroy america. this morning we are joining some new information about the 21-year-old bangladesh man arrested by the fbi trying to blow up the federal reserve. wnyw reporter robert moses is live for us in queens new york. that is where the suspect lives. ghouled morning to you and good morning to everyone. the suspect lived in an apartment building behind me in queens. he first met with the fbi agent to talk about the plot from july. he wanted the attack to quote shake the whole country. he is identified as a 21-year-old canibangladesh man. he appeared in federal court to answer the serious charges against him.

ray kelly is live here in january on a student visa. he thought evidences assembling a 1,000 pound bomb but he was working with an under cover fbi agent who made sure the bomb was harmless and no one was ever in darrening. the federal reserve bank here in new york yesterday and tried to remotely detonate it. after that he was arrested. >> i call it aspirational when you go and pick up 50 20 pound bags of ammonium nitrate. and you obtain a truck and you bring it to the site of a major federal facility and try to detonate it that goes way past aberrationnal to me. >> it includes attempting to use a weapons of mass destruction and attempting to provide material support to al qaeda. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison.

>> back to you. >> thank you very much. the time right now 48 after the hour. a sign of the times. a staggering new report on how much government assistance americans are receiving these days. we will have those incredible numbers next. >> big numbers there. you may want to saver that glass of french bordeaux. prices may be headed hire. >> where are we headed? we are headed to check in with the guy right there brian kilmeade. >> i know you went over our rundown so you know specific wlais coming up. first the number 15 s. 15 times since 9-11. we will give you the latest on this since the 21-year-old is and who else could be involved. we are going to talk about the fallout from the libya portion of the debate last night and what it could mean for monday's debate with great guests as well as a democrat jumping off of the obama shift when it comes to what was behind the attacks. all coming up on fox and friends

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still winning. >> a staggering new report. welfare programs are now the largest chunk of government spending topping a trillion dollars. here now to explain is fox business network diane macedo. >> a congressional research shows testing in welfare program at roughly $1.03 trillion that doesn't include social security and medicaid. they identified 83 overlapping welfare programs that together represent the single largest 2011 budget item and found the federal government is spending roughly $746 billion on them while states are contributing 283 billion. the two percent increase in the federal shares since 2008 by comparison the 2011 annual budget for social security was 725 billion nondefense spending

with 540 building. medicare was 480 billion. a report shows gdp growth has contributing factor to spending but also points out federal policy has encouraged increased welfare and increased federal standards. they have quadrupled since 2001. they have a variety of programs aimed at expanding enrollment including a partnership with mexico among foreign nationals. the department of state and homeland security waved the legal requirement that people entering the u.s. not be welfare reliant. it is a hot button issue sometimes. wouldn't be surprised if we start hearing about this one on the campaign trail and in next week's final debate. >> oo the timed 5 minutes to the top of the hour. talk about a literal kick to the head. we will explain. >> can you figure out the word

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