many of the escapees were considered highly dangerous. again, only a small portion have been recaptured. days before that, al qaeda had said they had helped as many as 500 inmates break out a bottle ghraib i and another apparently well-planned attack. in all three cases many of them were hardened fighters linked to armed groups. it took the international police agency issuing a global alert and publicly questioning whether the attacks were linked. the u.s. weapon of choice to deal with this kind of problem is thrown strikes. despite president obama's declaration this year that the jerome would no longer play such a permit -- prominent role, it is still in use. nine people were killed in yemen last week. some people there say that such attacks and merely provide more ammunition to al qaeda and other groups. the threat of the attacks there has prompted several governments to close their embassies across the region on sunday. with so many escaped prisoners still at large, the wider threat that they pose mail last much longer. bob, a former i

the agency wants to determine beingr escapees are coordinated by al qaeda. it follows a decision by the united states to close 2021 of its embassies and consulates. on friday, a global travel warning was also issued to u.s. citizens about a possible al qaeda attack. does notited states issue these sort of worldwide travel alerts very often. it is an indication of just how seriously they are viewing this thread. the chairman of the joint chiefs a staff says there is quite specific threat stream, but not specific enough that they can pinpoint where an attack will take lace. it appears to be against western interests -- will take place. it appears to be against western interests. it may explain why we have seen written and germany decide to close embassies in yemen temporarily. the united states decision to close more than 20 embassies in that part of the world. interpol has also issued an advisory urging vigilance around the world. it is citing specifically in number of prison breaks, nine of them in member countries including iraq and afghanistan. there is al

this fear, the officers recognized the substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury that the escapee posed not only to them, but all other law enforcement officers he might later encounter, let alone the public at large should discontinue. in a split second of the bmw approach, they moved tactically to create safe angles of fire. having exhausted all of a reasonable means of apprehension, they fired several rounds of the driver, and as a result, the suspect was struck, in capacitive -- incapacitated and taken into custody. at the conclusion of the encounter, sir john ryan and officer lieu maintain security on the screen -- on the scene until additional officers arrived to assist. an ambulance was immediately summoned. the suspect was transported to san francisco general hospital and later succumbed to his gunshot wounds. in the bank robbery suspect in this incident displayed an outrageous lack of concern for life, public safety, and property for what the course of the criminal rampage that began in irvine, california. he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threa

more than 20 of the escapees were caught but there are a few still out there. >>> time a check for theof cbsmoneywatch.com. >> reporter: good morning. the federal government and six states are sued to block the latest proposed merger in the airline industry but analysts say for many travelers, that step is too late. yesterday, the department of justice grounded the $11 billion deal between american airlines and u.s. airways. the government says the merger would cost consumers hundreds of mills of dollars a year in higher fares and extra fees and would provide fewer choices. analysts say the industry has already been transformed because of consolidation. before 2005 there were nine major u.s. airlines. today there are just five. >>> retail sales moved the markets up yesterday. sales rose two-tenths of a percent in july. the dow finished the day up 31. the nasdaq added 14. >>> major recalls to tell you about in the auto world. hyundai is recalling about 23,000 suvs in the u.s. and canada because an axle could fail causing a car to lose power. the recall affects 2013 santa fe sport models

ap reports the escapees cut through cell bars and cuffs. police have been searching for the men in nearby forests. many asylum seekers are being detained after arriving by boat. myanmar has experienced violence between muslim rohingya and the buddhist majority. hundreds of detainees last month staged protest against crowded conditions. that wraps ul >>> the japanese delegation to the free trade talks has arrived in brunei. they will be holding full fledged talks with other participants on issues involving the abolition of tariffs on industrial and agriculture projects. the 19th round of the tpp negotiations will start on thursday and continue through the end of the month. >> translator: a number of negotiating sessions will be held simultaneously every day from morning until night. we are ready for long and intensive negotiations with other participants in order to achieve meaningful results for japan. >> japan was allowed to join talks last month. cabinet ministers from participating countries plan to meet on thursday and friday. they will

west berlin or copenhagen and escort but, of course, we didn't call them hijackers, we call them escapees because we like them. in fact, hijacker had he majority back rent but it's from the prohibition era, gangsters would hold a liquor trucks and it comes from the thing, holger hands high, jack. so the truck hijackers for liquor is working from, kind of a criminal for jordan in addition to the people who originated in europe were escapees and then it became hijackers when it was in america. but it is happening all over the world. i talk in the book will be about the happening a lot with revolutionaries in south america, columbians a special were injured but a lot of revolutionaries in europe, germans, greeks were really into this. i think the most well-known practitioners of hijackings were palestinians. the popular front for the liberation of palestine was involved in several high profile hijackings and to talk about one woman in this book, very famous command of who famously hijacked a plane in 1969 to syria and they destroyed her and her comrades destroyed the cockpit. she got out of

she herself escapeed an attack outside her home a few years ago. >> somewhere down there if somethingto a woman, it might be her fault and she might have integrated it and that does not change it. >> reporter: thousands of protesters in new deli last december demanding justice after the unidentitied rape victim was hospitalized and she was assaulted with an iron rod and thrown off a moving bus and died two weeks later. under growing public outrage and grief, the government pushed through a number of legal reforms. >> for the first time stalking, acid attacks are considered criminal offenses. punishment for other crimes include increased but many believe these reforms don't go far enough. >> december 16 and there has been a lot of very, very brutal sexual violence not only in the capitol but across the country. and that clearly shows that simply tweaking the law simply bringing out about a few very, very important amendments to the law but that in itself does not change the culture of violence and the culture of impunity. >> reporter: rights activists say india needs to address the fun

gangsters would hold up the liquor tracks so it was a criminal and pejorative connotation so they were escapees that was hijackers and happening all over the world and colombians especially. in the greeks and the most well-known of the hijackers were the liberation of palestine that had several high-profile hijacking of a very famous commando who famously hijacked a plane in 1969 and destroyed the cockpit is she got out of prison there is a very famous glamorous shot taken never buy a pulitzer prize total winning journalists holding the ak-47 and she has a ring on her ring finger made from a rifle showcasing the she was engaged to the revolutions as she was a very glamorous figure and underwent six surgeries to redo her face she did it with underground no anesthesia and then hijacked a plane is part of the massive operation and then stop by passengers for doing that of so it was very much a pandemic. >> i always just wondering of your background research today d.c. they have gone to extremes? >> with the other reactions but i am afraid to take on the play because they feel if anybody sees me wi

inmates followed before an officer and another tower finally saw them, and shot, striking the last escapeethe shoulder. >> the way it used to work here, when you hear the whistle blow you get a shotgun and your dog and you go to the woods, because inmates back then, there was a $25 bounty on the inmates. james earl ray, he was in the woods for three or four days, and they did use the dogs. that's basically the only way you would find them in these mountains with one of these dogs, you know, because it's so thick and everything. there's nowhere to go. >> ray was captured 52 hours later, less than two miles from the prison. since then, razor wire fences and motion sensors have been installed, adding another layer of security. today, inmates considered escape risks are transferred from other prisons to brushy mountain. one of those inmates is michael king, a veteran of the 1990 gulf war, he returned home to find his life shattered. >> i was in the army and stationed in iraq and my wife and daughter were murdered while i was over there. i came back and i tracked down the guy that killed them,

we do not accept any escapees, assault on staff, any pedophiles, any rapists, murderers. ♪ here we gogh-impact incarceration program is a very disciplined regimen based on a military model. it includes vocational and educational training, substance abuse counseling and community service. >> i have been here approximately 13 weeks for possession of stolen property. >> criminal possession of a controlled substance and third degree heroin. >> why are you by your locker with your jacket in your hand? put the damn jacket in your locker. hurry up! >> they teach you about the five steps of decisionmaking. see the situation clearly, know what you want, evaluate the possibilities, expand alternatives, and then you act. >> you made the mistake. your family is paying for your mistake. so you know what? they are going to pay for your mistake right now. >> drill instructor monsaurat ponse sees his job as a task master. he's been here for ten years. most of the jail's drill instructors have been through a special three-week boot camp with the u.s. marine corps. >> what little i can provide them her

talking about three recent prison outbreaks in iraq, pakistan and in libya more than a thousand escapees here. many of them with ties to the terrorist organizations. there a link between those outbreaks, some of the drone strikes and the increased security threat that we are seeing? >> well, this is what they're trying to determine the most recent break by hundreds of individuals, many of them al qaeda people who escaped in the border attacks and it's a very sophisticated al qaeda assault. instead of having to recruit new members now they have seasoned, trained veterans available to them in that region. so it's a significant concern. is it linked to the common threat? my sense is probably not in the sense that this plot has been planned for a period of time and these other people just recently who broken out may not have been trained for this event. >> but that's of increased concern as you pointed out. david, we heard in richard's piece benghazi is weighing very heavily on the administration at this point. is part of the response that we are seeing and the very public nature of that res

they captured 17 of the 54 escapees., crews rescued a boy frand inside a elevator in the southwest. he reportedly got stuck between the third and fourth floors much the kid says there was no crack in the doors. so he apparently managed to cut a hole through the wall of the elevator shaft with a stick he found in the elevator. firefighters expanded that hole and pulled him to safety. also in china, a water buffalo reportedly fell off a truck, ran through traffic, and collided with a car in an eastern province. the impact severely damaged the vehicle. officials stay hurt the animal, too. they guided it off the highway with tree branches. taiwan, a coffee shop is serving lattes with digital photos of customers printed right on the foam topping. it's part of chinese valentine's day. they can get this special drink for no extra charge. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. and this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. the man

it was that merger from detained in saudi arabia and al-qaeda escapees in yemen formed the al-qaeda in the araban peninsula and announced itself in january of 2009. that's the group that we know today as al-qaeda in the araban peninsula. >> yet the white house stands by its decision for the releases despite the track record that it creates more al-qaeda in yemen. >> thank you, jennifer. >> obama care's potential security flaws is exposed in a new report. we are less than two months away, 54 days from the day that millions of americans will enroll in the insurance exchanges under the new health care law. the government is months pehind making sure the exchanges are safe from hackers and identity thoefs. the editor and host of power play on fox news.com. hi, chris. >> hi, ally. >> they opened for initial enrollment and the federal government is planning on how to avoid the security glitches, right? >> except for they didn't. and they have had years to get ready for this moment and they are already signing people up. the administration is concerned that not enough people will sign up. peo

patti ann: right now, new testimony underway in the murder trial of a prison escapee.ohn mccluskey is accused of killing a retired couple in new mexico. he faces 20 counts in the 2010 carjacking and murder of gary and linda haas from oklahoma. he is the last of three defendants to be tried in the case. the other two pleaded guilty and will likely testify during the trial. joining us now, lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst and doug burns, former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. thank you for joining us. >> sure. patti ann: just the background here, these three guys escaped from arizona prison. one was quickly recaptured, mccluskey and tracy province with the help of his fiance kathleen welch. they came across the couple at a rest stop. gary and linda haas. prosecutors say they carjacked the haass, shot them, left them in the trailer and burned the trailer. mccluskey is on trial. his two pals took deals to avoid the death penalty, they're witnesses against them. doug, the defense says they have no credibility, they're liars criminals and doing this so save their

gregg: an arizona inmate taking the witness stand in the murder trial of a fellow escapee charged inling, this was an awful story of an oklahoma couple. tracy testifying yesterday that it took three months to plan his 2010 escape with john, an accomplice, and just a few minutes to actually break free. prov is i about the day that mc cluskey reportedly killed gary and linda hoss because they wanted their pickup truck and trailer but how credible is a witness, especially one trying to avoid the death penalty? lis wiehl joins us and doug burns, a criminal defense attorney. good to see you both. the old saw is bad people hang out with bad people. >> murders don't talk to nuns and choir boys. jurors know that. they know that prosecution has to put on who the murder was consorting with. these guys were together. they allegedly did this horrible crime and don't forget, mc cluskey is caught with one of the caps from the male victim here. the evidence is so strong against him, they would like to have the coconspirators but they don't need them and i think the jury will find them to be incredi

was that merger between people, former guantanamo bay detainees from saudi arabia and the al-qaeda escapeesyemen, that really formed al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the group that came to, that announced itself in january of 2009. and that's the group that we know today as al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> reporter: that's what makes this decision by the white house so interesting in terms of lifting the moratorium to return gitmo detainees to yemen in the coming months. jenna: jennifer griffin, thank you. gregg: new reaction to the charges filed in the benghazi terror attack. ambassador john bolton will join us next. ♪ ♪ so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. i don't do any cleaning. i make dirt. ♪ i'm not big enough or strong enough for this. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] [ morty ] here's a box, babe. open it up. oh my goodness! what is a wetjet? some kind of a moppi

they are also concerned about major prison breaks in the middle east where hundreds of escapees are tiedhis week marks the end of ramadan which is a holy week for muslims. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the state department's warnings are the reason that san francisco police are on high alert. officials say there's no direct threat to san francisco. but they are increasing patrol throughout the day as a -- the city as a precaution. they are focusing on government buildings, tourist attractions and places of worship. they are asking everyone to watch for unusual activity. >> it's kind of reassuring they are there but you are asking yourself why. >> they have no choice but to take it seriously because you never know. >>> time is now 8:18. about 45 minutes from right now, a coroner's inquest into the death of a man killed by walnut creek creek police is due to begin. 22-year-old anthony banta was shot to death at an apartment complex last december 27th. police claim he -- he charged at them with a knife. >>> in the meantime, a new york police officer shot and killed. police say they shot th