but i never seen an al-qaida operative from haiti. after 9/11, some americans bought into this in a way we never thought possible before. >> it is a fascinating book and took extensive research and we find it fascinate interesting. all the best to you and good luck with it. >> and an american accused of breaching five layiers of security and using an expired boarding pass to fly from new york to los angeles will remain behind bars. he was not arrested until he tried to do the same thing on the atlanta bound flight to los angeles. he had several expired tickets in his bag. he was arrested for riding a train without a ticket in 2008. if convicted on the charge, he could face five years behind bars. >> firefighters in new mexico are holding ground against the largest wildfires in history. that could mean bad news for those wanting to return home. hi, dan. >> hey, uma, the fire has grown to 113,000 acres. only five percent containment. but we have good news, every since the fire broke out one week ago, much of the focus was put on the los

jon: what do these former counter terror officials think about the tactics of al-qaida's new leader aymanreporter: osama bin laden's former right hand man has long been interested in using weapons of mass destruction to attack. according to former cia director john ma glove flynn he may not be as charismatic but more disciplined. he believes ayman al-zawahri will launch less spectacular attacks on smaller targets. he says the smaller attacks, kwoelt are with us for at least the foreseeable future. jon: molly, thank you. jenna: an alarming trend along our southern border where authorities say they are seeing a huge spike in deadly drugs being smuggled into the country. keeping them off the streets is a daunting task to say the least. adam housley is live in san diego with more. >> reporter: that's right, jenna it is a daunting task. marijuana is still a cash crop for the cartels and an important one for their business. at the same time they are finding that smuggling in smaller amounts of cocaine, back tar heroin, methamphetamine, for example can be very important and lucrative for them. t

and al qaida is reportedly now collapsing yet you have u.s. officials right and left saying at the same time that despite a two thousand and fourteen withdraw all date for afghanistan the u.s. may be there for many more years to come if you don't take my word for it people like outgoing u.s. ambassador to afghanistan i can bury said that recently in an interview and at the same time the defense bill is working its way through congress which doesn't prescribe an end game either and yet signs of the consequences for america of this war are everywhere just listen to this story reported today a u.s. special operations officer his name is army master sergeant benjamin stevenson he was killed in a remote area of eastern afghanistan now this was a highly decorated soldier from texas and he was on his ten to were of duty in the war zones of afghanistan and iraq his ten two are of duty we are deploying people for ten two words of duty in this war they are dying and the mainstream media is not even questioning why not in our longest war not even when th

there are more americans in the ranks of al-qaida than a decade ago.changed the recruitment strategy and we are successful in taking out the leadership. americans understand us and our system and know how to use it against us in a way that a foreign terrorist or bin laden never would . that's what makes them so dangerous. >> mike: the book is called the next wave. our audience will get a head start. you will get a copy of the next wave before you leave here today. catherine, thank you very much. it is a pleasure to have you here. >> officer smiley lost his eye sight in iraq but not his vision to lead and his drive to live life to the fullest. captain smiley and his wife are joining me next. thank you . s.com. >> if you would like to comment. e-mail us at huckabee at.com. >> an explosion in iraq sent shrappnel in scott smiley's eyes and brain. he was about to lose his life long dream. he was told he being no longer serve in the army. he refused to give up and fought to keep his career in the military. after years of hard work in recovery. he was the arm

there are more americans in the ranks of al-qaida than a decade ago.tegy and we are successful in taking out the leadership. americans understand us and our system and know how to use it against us in a way that a foreign terrorist or bin laden never would . that's what makes them so dangerous. >> mike: the book is called the next wave. our audience will get a head start. you will get a copy of the next wave before you leave here today. catherine, thank you very much. it is a pleasure to have you here. >> officer smiley lost his eye sight in iraq but not his vision to lead and his drive to live life to the fullest. captain smiley and his wife are joining me next. thank you . my mother made e best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a siness. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. to legalzoo

there are more americans in the ranks of al-qaida than a decade ago.anged the recruitment strategy and we are successful in taking out the leadership. americans understand us and our system and know how to use it against us in a way that a foreign terrorist or bin laden never would . that's what makes them so dangerous. >> mike: the book is called the next wave. our audience will get a head start. you will get a copy of the next wave before you leave here today. catherine, thank you very much. it is a pleasure to have you here. >> officer smiley lost his eye sight in iraq but not his vision to lead and his drive to live life to the fullest. captain smiley and his wife are joining me next. thank you . [ male announcer ] at nissan, we test the altima's durability on a track that simulates the world's toughest roads. ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ if it can survive this drive... ♪ it can survive yours. the nissan altima. innovation that lasts. innovation for all. ♪ thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup.

europe has been slapped trotted across installer the one who slept by al qaida it was unknown to national and the radio has gone down to become a hero to many thousands of nothing. really good belt against the very concept of european society he rebelled against the susannah lucian of multiculturalism tolerance and complete the people he killed the martyrs martyrs of a new godless religion. how would you explain outrageous points of view the blogger the journalist in russia a country that fortnight. yeah but this delay to school and this is awful it's yeah what is what. are you saying you yes there's an editor. how the national you that he pay even printed in the paper is the question of quality of professionalism and tickle borders for limits for and for journalism so that's another discussion unfortunately it's a big problem everywhere including this country but what what this those sentiments are reflecting unfortunately. we cannot understand we i mean all europeans including gresham's we cannot understand yet their time with homogeneous society has gone forever we will never ever agai

al qaida was present in the area we know we know that for example some of the militants some somalia. went to libya for training within the last two or three years plus documents we have the fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned as in some cases i think we are effectively arming al qaida so it's impossible to keep track of those weapons which is supposedly going to what the authorities would say the recipients absolutely old guns start off being legal when they get diverted they go god those who are a little us with a gun you are in a position to commit various human rights abuses but isn't that the answer though to end this conflict as soon as possible to supply weapons to this problem to those who need it isn't that the way. no it's not because in any case we're supplying small arms and large weapons they're not necessarily the the decisive things you need to look at are he's got quite a large portable organized army are you going to take on and teach r r g armored vehicles w

al-qaida teaching children all about terror through cartoons. how effective is this?pert who has seen this work next. >> then the g.o.p. fighting for spending cuts but democrats say that will make government smaller. isn't that the direction the last election told its voters they wanted us to go? huh? mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ben your lega. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with d

believe the killing of osama bin laden could together with years of cia drone strikes have pushed al qaida to the brink of collapse and the mainstream media took a break from the twenty four hour he said she said of the political death debate to report on it al qaeda on the brink of collapse you know that headline is pretty catching and as americans it's something we love to hear u.s. officials are saying al qaeda is on the verge of collapse the death of that group's leader coupled with years of nonstop cia drone strikes and leaving the terror network in shambles officials caution that al qaeda could rebound though when the threat of terrorism still persists especially with the growing trend of lone wolf attacks. all right. she had line that's it no questions asked let's move on we reported it was in wall to wall debt debate inside baseball political jobber that we've been running nonstop well go back. mainstream media isn't paying us still and the longest war ever in afghanistan in the name of fighting al qaeda and al qaida is reportedly now collapsing yet you have u.s. officials right an

missions in somalia is the militant organization known as al shabaab is allegedly affiliated with al qaida but last week's attacks mark the first time drones were used and bombs were dropped a clear indication that military efforts in that nation are as of late soon it will be easier to list all the nations in the arab world that we're not currently at war with and listing the ones that we are at war with so it's a strategy of endless and spreading warfare across the arab world really keeping us safe from terrorists or creating more terrorists and even so in the seeds of radicalism right here in the united states here to offer her take on this issue is catherine herridge fox news correspondent and author of the new book the new wave on the hunt for al qaeda as american recruits catherine tom thanks for having me great to have you here with us according to the f.b.i. . the by the way is a fascinating story and so it is in particular the american who has become known. as long as the public face of. but on the other hand there's kind of the other side of this court of the f.b.i. you're being

and across europe authorities and investigators have focused only on the threat of al qaida when we think about more right wing extremist groups six seems to me at least you know they're often dismissed as sort of being on the friends and you know not very great in numbers i'm wondering if you think that this was simply a case of a man acting alone and it seems to me that you think it wasn't or if this is a window into a much larger problem. it's a window into a larger problem but but it's not what the script writers are telling us this is invoking a clash of civilizations he's calling for in the media is building him up like you know captain europe to to to be the crusader against the muslim hordes in their words and then this will undoubtedly getting all this attention and the slick packaging and the glamour photos and the videos and the plagiarized treatise will now be a bible to lone wolfs that will undoubtedly now carry out a vince because like the cia set up in seventy nine al qaeda that put out the radical muslim ideas which then were picked up by real muslims and carried out then

. >>> leon pineta says the us is in reach of strategically defeating al-qaida. he made the remarks after visiting the country and says the us is focused on killing 10 to 20 key al-qaida leaders. he met with the afghan president and also us troops. he led the cia before being named defense secretary july 1. >>> uk tabloid news of the world is saying thank you and goodbye to its readers. you are looking at the final edition of the paper set to hit news stands tomorrow. this comes after allegations the tabloids journalists paid police for information and hacked into the voice males of murder victims, celebrities, and even the families of dead soldiers. it put 200 journalists out of work. >>> more than 2,000 bay area men and women are starting a 40-mile walk. we'll tell you the cause and the inspiration behind them. >>> dogs have been banned from one part of northern california city since the 1970s, but that could change next week. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you'

awol soldier may have been inspired by al-qaida cleric copycat to the ft.d massacre, they are checking into that following his arrest and confession that he wanted to, "get even" with the army allegedly plotting two attacks near the base. the suspected gunman in the original attack had direct contact with awlaki. yesterday, they announced they found jihadist literature in his hotel room. he made headlines in 2009 refusing to deploy to afghanistan. >> i don't want to get deployed because i believe i can't both deploy and be a muslim. >> abdo was facing court-martial on child pornography charges when he went awol from fort campbell, kentucky. they alerted police that he had been actly suspiciously. hasan bought weapons before his alleged shooting spree. they think he planned the attack alone and they're no longer in danger. >> we today would have been giving you a different briefing. >> the gun store clerk that tipped off police, former marine and police officer ebert, that guy there live will join us a few minutes from now. he's the guy responsible for turni

somali suspect thought to be some kind of a gun runner as you said or maybe a go-between, between al-qaidaabian peninsula and al-shabaab, two organizations that definitely would like to do harm to america. the bush administration wrestled about what to do with these enemy combatants and came up with the guantanamo prison as a place to hold them. this administration didn't much like that idea, but doesn't seem to know what else to do besides guantanamo. >> you could kind of see what is happening here. i think the president might be trying -- i think they've realized that they didn't have any good p alternatives to guantanamo. bringing them to the united states was politically untenable. the cia used to have these places overseas where people were held and those basically have been shut down, thanks to their exposure in "the new york times," and elsewhere, perhaps. and so what i think -- he hasn't been able to close guantanamo because he doesn't know what to do with those who are being held there. but he hasn't really added to the population there so far as i know at all. i think this holdin

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al-qaida trying to change their tactics. u.s. the new al-qaida chief will focus on hitting u.s. and western targets overseas rather than targeting the united states where we live. the reason -- overseas attacks are simply easier to carry out. >> meanwhile, you're looking at live pictures from the halls of parliament in london where london police commissioner paul stevenson is answering questions about his ties to the phone hacking scandal at british newspapers. later on today, newscorp ceo and chairman rupert murdoch, his son james murdoch and former news international head rebecca brooks are expected to testify in front of parliament about the news of the world scandal. fox news channel will bring you live coverage. rebecca brooks says a bag containing her husband's laptop and papers was found dumped in a parking garage. her spokesperson says it's unclear how it got there and adds that it did not contain anything related to the hacking scandal. news international is owned by news corp, our parent company. >> and a ride at the am

given to the rebels to do to the so-called trans national transitional national committee will go to al qaida to al qaeda elements that are present within the ranks of this committee. do you think there are grounds for research for social expectation well if you make a connection to al qaeda that's a quote it is quite a long connection to me i don't even think you need to make that form of a connection simply because do we really know who the benghazi rebels are and i think this is a big question did we really know who the majority in were when the c.a.a. funded them back in during the war in afghanistan i mean this is this is the real question is not necessarily links to al qaeda a word to a q i am al qaeda name something margret but even to any other group flooding flooding. a civil war essentially or an area prone to civil war with weapons is not necessarily an inviolable policy you have no idea where those weapons will end up or who those people will be eventually because good question of what happens to countries like a like libya after the war is over so we just leave. if we just stop f

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a law enforcement source tells cbs news al-qaida in the arabian peninsula wants to recruit a surgeon can implant explosives into suicide bombers to blow up an airplane. the safety administration has warned all airlines and told passengers to expect more security delays. however, they emphasize there is no evidence of a specific plot. >> this is not a new theory. it's not a new musing from the terrorists, but with this warning, it seems to suggest that there is more chatter. >> the tsa says the increased security measures will vary from airport to airport. they're trying to keep the terrorists off guard and be unpredictable. security personnel have been told to watch out for anybody acting out of the ordinary, possibly in discomfort or pain from having a bomb inside them. >>> the nasa shuttle program, immigration, housing and the economy, just some of the topics covered during today's twitter town hall with the president. twitter users asked tens of thousands of questions but only the most popular among the users made the cut. >> from renegade nerd out of atlanta, mr. president, will

europe has been slapped hard because it's told me it was misled by al qaida it wasn't the international downgrading has gone down to become a hero thousands of nothing. really could build against the very concept of european society the rebel against the suicidal notion of cultural tolerance and complacent people who killed the martyrs martyrs only dogless religion. how would you explain outrageous points of view. in russia a country that fortnight. yeah but this feeling for school month is awful it's sort of what is what. are you saying you. have the national you that eve printed in the paper the question of quality about professionalism and ethical borders for limits for and for journalism so that's another discussion unfortunately it's a big problem everywhere including this country but what what this those sentiments are reflecting unfortunately. we cannot understand we i mean all europeans including gresham's we cannot understand yet that the time when homogeneous society has gone forever we will never ever again live in a society where majority is certain original unfortunately an

pakistan and afghanistan could be a radical element may be in these large communities with links to al qaida it's certainly possible we were hearing earlier on that this was a two pronged attack if you like police saying that the man that did the shooting at youth camp was dressed as a policeman and as we heard from one of our guest just now he appeared first sight anyway to eye witnesses to be of nordic appearance with blond hair not someone you'd traditionally maybe put in with someone who carried out an islamist attack but what does this attack mean for the global war on terror now. well this is something that counterterrorism experts have been worried about a long time is the recruitment of. people in the in europe. who are not of arab or south asian background who can blend in with the majority population they've been looking for for for these type of folks for a long time because they fly below the surveillance radar. like your earlier correspondent said it's still early days and one wouldn't want to rush to conclusions but i've heard reports that this is an attack carried out but a si

i was forced to agree that i'm being a member of taliban and al qaida and i was on lots even really i didn't know at the time what used to be i didn't know a lot i tried anything so. when they asked me about it i didn't tell you then i said i'm not a member of them and they brought me papers forced me to sign i refused and that they tortured me about they forced me to write me to sign making signed by electoral electroshocks and. in other times easy for smooth water treatment a small lot a lot of boarding that's not. on the water boarding so another time they hang on chains i had chains on my hands and i was hanging on the ceiling they lost pulling me on the ceiling with a chain and you into my feets used to be over the floor and. off the few days i start the process of of course because in that situation i could not eat or drink and it was freezing call it was during winter time and i had no clothes on so i was hanging there for many days when the interrogator came he pulled me back down and he asked me are you going to sign on out every time when i said no he just made like this and

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international headlines now at least six people have been killed in peacekeepers opened fire on al qaida the military since amalia's that issue ballance broke out as african union attempts to supply eight i mean refugees were rampant somalia is is the mists of god starvation relief efforts as a threat to their forty forty two million somalis are receiving food and water in militant controlled areas. u.s. and north korean diplomats met for several hours of new york for the first time since two thousand and nine both sides expressed satisfaction after the talks describing the seriousness businesslike of the new good atmosphere the meeting which will continue on fridays and reviving stalled six party negotiations on the north's nuclear program tensions have been escalating on the korean peninsula since the sinking of the south korean media this about in march last year. bonnet clashes between thousands of homeless people and police have erupted in northern argentina at least three people were reportedly killed with dozens of others wounded skirmishes broke out after the protesters occupied

find its way to afghanistan to fight the taliban nor will they find their way into iraq to fight al qaida and the taliban. can literally her prefer surge perverse forms of islam is not logical to weaken us to be attacked israel meanwhile cycle of do with a woman's decision to wear a certain type of clothing what on earth. or in the right concerning our home and how do you realize it or even towards your salary is a like we're very lucky because i'd like to ask you the last word in the program and then the biggest where do you think the multiculturalism discussion is going to go now in europe after this horrific event. i think people with common sense will see that we need to be one society with many cultures and we need to be on the front four which is being positive building relationships understanding each other i think the rhetoric of what's the even represents and his organization represents is is the cause of the things that we have just like it is for any religion any ideology extremists you know we need to shun them and we need to marginalize them and unfortunately stephen represen

investigation on radicalization of the most in community we've seen what happened in england we know that al qaida is trying to recruit people over here such as they did with the subway bombing in new york whereas here the attempted subway bombing times square bombing these are all people living legally in the united states not to mention the countless times the fox news has spread the fear of american muslims. not all muslims are terrorists good all terrorists are muslim if you are an eighteen to twenty year old muslim a and you should be strip searched and if we don't do that through a very high probability we're going to lose an airline so once the fear is a stablished once we're all afraid that the muslims are going to take down our airplanes then you have to back it up with research which brings us to the second part of the right wing plan strategy to twist statistics and use fake research to prove the muslim threat now with the end of last year when glenn beck gave this very unscientific analysis of muslims and terrorism what is the number of of islamic terrorists one percent i think it's cl

on the strikes to target al qaida militants but the total civilian toll is estimated up to two thousand five hundred people sent. to study in the lawyers have already filed a complaint against prison using him of conspiring to kill innocents an american antiwar activist fred ranchman believes the us is any harm in its own interests in the region. the basic justification for this program is that it's protecting america it's necessary for us national security in fact by all the figures that we've seen drone strikes every fury of the people pakistan we've quadrupled read pakistani taliban. and numbers and violent attacks they've moved them east into the poor dear abby heartland to the point where they now pose a major threat to the pakistani government only knew of the pakistani military so much that there's now talk about mantell u.s. military coup on the front page of the new york times and most importantly it poured into the area and better solution real than the wiki leaks cables. were so the u.s. is so hated now in pakistan the government is afraid to cooperate with iran safeguarding

the us is within reach of defeating al qaida and eliminating ten to twenty top militants will cripple the group for good that was the statement from the new us defense chief leon panetta and his military contributor he's getting who shall believe the shell's banana's taken to the post with a clear vision of the threats facing the us. for every pentagon observer there reasons always a special moment when the result change of guard at the puzzle palace as the pentagon is widely known in a narrow circle of professionals so it was the particular event. has reincarnating in his new capacity as the military chief during his first interview in his new capacity he pointed to the troika all of them multiple challenges to the united states national security emanating from pakistan yemen and somalia he is clear cut vision deserves full support both within and outside the united states it was just a pity that some of the u.s. media commissariat try to spoiled his new vision when after the meeting we have to count as i own financial misspelt the number off residual forces that are supposed to stay

that pool of al qaida and other terrorists and it's used to attack civilians i've seen homes here where four or five little children essentially. preschool kids were killed in the middle of the night by problems watched by aircraft from forty thousand feet that is a very powered very ready to wage war so we're in the midst now of international where our certainly countries like russia would be very well advised to do something urgently to try to restore the rule of international law and that would ruin some more energetic measures against what the united states britain and france are doing. cathy genesis hoping that talking to us from tripoli on the way some ladies you wouldn't want to mess with. as it turns out arm wrestling is not just for the guys here in russia's north caucasus more and more women are getting into the act and we managed to wrestle the secrets of some of this poorest superwomen. now a star studded international film festival in moscow is heading for a seat to be dramatic climax it's now only and most of our bow is before the judges announce the best film in its cross