i'm jamie colby. we're keeping a close eye on breaking developments out of egypt. the government is now considering plans to outlaw the muslim brotherhood in the whole country. as security forces battle supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi in the streets. egyptian authorities exchanging heavy gunfire with armed men barricaded inside a ki owe mosque overnight. the death toll from the fighting approaching 1,000 now. it's making the past few days the bloodiest in egypt's modern history. back home, the wildfires forcing massive evacuations in the west. idaho sheriff deputies ordering 1600 homeowners to get out. 100 square miles near sun valley are burning out of control. more headlines, 30 minutes away. i'm jamie colby. see you here at 1:00 p.m. eastern on america's news headquarters. have a great day, everybody. >>> allowing the keystone pipeline to built requires a finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest. our national interest will be served only if the project does not significantly exacerbate carbon solution. >> david: did we find out that

i'm jamie colby. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox.e a great day. >> david: so much for lawmakers taking the same medicine they impose on the rest of us. under the healthcare law, congress and thousands of congressional staffer were going to be hit with massive premium hikes. but now the president cut them a deal. guess who is going to be paying their healthcare cost? that is right. you and me. so steve, is this a good idea? >> it goes to show cooking is so great, why don't they eat it? the fact of the matter -- >> david: it's poison. >> they don't like it. for the saying well, we'll have a brain drain, that assumes there are brains to drain. if there are, they should be in the private sector. eat your own cookings. find out what they're like. if they're essential give them a pay raise. >> david: rick, it's that we'll keep paying. we already pay. >> exactly. >> david: their salaries and benefits, the parking bills, et cetera. >> thank you. i'm glad you said that. i was going to. >> david: that is the point. we pay a lot for these guys.

i'm jamie colby.d that russian president vladimir putin addressing president obama over the escalating crisis in syria. the russian leader urging the u.s. not to rush in to a strike on the assad regime. this is the first time we heard from putin since the suspected chemical whens attack on august 21. russia has significant financial and military ties to syria. and is blocking any action in the united nations against the assad regime. >>> back at home, bob philber is no longer the mayor of san diego. he was slammed by multiple allegations that he sexually harassed more than a dozen women. i'm jamie colby. see you at 1:00 performed eastern. keep it on fox. >> david: remember the nsa saying they are only targeting the bad guys? reports surfacing that some employees are tracking their love interest. emac, you say this is undeniable proof we can't trust the guys with the private information. >> yeah. i don't care if jane and james bond want to hook up. i don't care about that. i get it we want to stop the

i'm jamie colby. new video in to fox from washington as teches -- tensions rise over a potential u.s. military strike on syria. seen here arriving at the white house a short time ago, secretary of defense chuck hagel, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general martin dempsey and minutes later seen here, vice president joe biden also at the white house. now the administration is telling us this morning that top national security officials will brief members of the senate on a possible u.s. response to the suspected chemical weapons attack by the assad regime. >>> pope francis is making his most significant appointment since becoming the leader of the catholic church. naming a veteran diplomat to become the vatican's secretary of state, tapping arch bish sheep peroline. i'm jamie colby, much more news 30 minutes away. back to "cavuto on business" only here on the fox news channel. >> getting ready now for a cyber war. new reports u.s. officials are preparing for cyber attacks on banks and utilities h

i'm jamie colby in for megyn kelly.mong the many topics, the white house decision to cancel a summit meeting with president putin and shutting down embassies around the world that adds now pakistan. officials at the state department are going over to pakistan and yemen and the host of the special report, bret baier, to give us more context on this. how are things looking there now? this is extremely broad. >> yeah, jamie. after the embassy closings, the original round of embassy closings you had after the original terror threat, then you had this additional close iing the consulate in lahore, pakistan and you have this sense there is increased intelligence about a danger to u.s. officials all across the world. it's not specific that much about location or time and how the u.s. government or how this obama administration is dealing with it will probably be a focus of this press conference in an hour. >> is adding pakistan a game changer? because usually when i think of pakistan, i think of india being concerned, not us.

i'm jamie colby. the situation and violence in egypt is escalating. new video coming into our news room and it shows security forces storming a mosque in cairo. hundreds of muslim brotherhood supporters barricaded themselves inside. they stayed overnight. authorities having to fire tear gas and gunfire. backers of ousted president mohamed morsi have been battling in the streets of the country for days. the death toll approaching 1 sthou dead. >>> there's also a massive search under way for survivors of a boat crash overseas. more than 200 people are missing after a ferry collided with a boat in the philippines. dozens reported deed. survivors say passengers were jumping from the ferry as it was sinking. >>> i'm jamie colby. keep it right here on fox. back to "cavuto on business". >>> you know the score, right, hundreds dead, thousands injured and we're still giving egypt money, a lot of money. even "the new york times" demand president obama stop sending military aid to cairo. the president postponed military exercises scheduled next month. >> i think

i'm jamie colby, sending it back to ashley and tracy. buys? ashley: jamie colby.. appreciate that. bigger seems to mean better for auto sales in july led by pickups and suvs. joining me to talk about the latest numbers and ford's new natural gas-powered pick up truck option, gary guess letter, fox news auto dot-com. suite get into the nat-gas in a minute. your first blush at the numbers they see pretty good. u.s. automakers are doing fine, aren't they? >> across the board. trucks are driving it. numbers this month were incredible. ford's pickup was up 22%. 49% for the gmc sierra. incredible growth in the seg amendment right now. ashley: i was asking you is this individual or big fleet sales? or combination of everything? >> some nation of everything. businesses starting to reinvest that the economy is getting better for them. more people going into pups when they had to move out a couple years ago for financial reasons. escape crossover up 4%. explorer up 14%. good numbers especially for ford. >> we're seeing solid numbers cars as well. everyone is worried that th

why tsa already has travelers flying off the hook and calling i'm jamie colby. now back to fox news. >> wen they're not patting you down, they're up to no good. there's a new report out saying they're exposing a number of workers who are doing everything from sleeping on the job to stealing lap tapps. one stole 80 in a year. t touche. wow. >> there was a guy who had a real good operation going on, him and his wife. >> we try not to say that. >> the reason i say that -- >> the new revelation that some of our greatest fears are actually coming true is amazing. it's absolutely amazinamazing. i don't know if you'd see it if it was run by a private company. a private company can also be replaced. a unionized tsa is like a union. it's hard to make them go away. >> a lot of private companies have unions. you would want a private company without a union. >> absolutely. >> a lot of small companies sleep on the job, slack off, get caught, hopefully th get puni. that's what this report is about. i have no problem with the tsa. we nationalized this industry because, well, 9

i'm jamie colby. i'm eric shawn. new evidence coming after repeated assurances from the administration that the nsa never overstepped it' its privay bounds. lawmakers weighing in over whether enough is being done to protect americans' privacy. elizabeth prann live in washington with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, eric. while the nsa sought to defend its operations, americans learned this week they violated privacy rules on thousands of occasions, whether it was the result of mo monitoring incorret phone calls to the mishandling of telephone data housed in an nsa database. an internal awe its foun audit a housed records five years past their conspiracy day expiration. senator rand paul said the program could be improved and perhaps they need to get the supreme court involved. >> i think the predecesso presit fundamentally misunderstands the balances of checks and powers. he thinks that if he gets some lawyers together from the nsa and they do a power point presentation and tell him eve

i am jamie colby and sending it back now to forbess on fox. >> here we go again. senate majority leader harry reid wants to raise taxes before reforming the tax code by a trillion bucks and the republicans are open to hiking them as part of a debt deal. we saw detroit go bankrupt and it has the highest city tax rates in the nation. emacyou say it proves high taxes don't work. >> why does anybody in congress think high taxes create middle-class jobs? taxes are a usterit. and i tell you manage, people left detroit because they said why pay the high tax bill when the voirment is not so great and the job rate is so por. we don't need that when we can go elsewhere. >> look at the stats. detroit taxes are highest as in michigan in their own state and yet they are public services and they have the worse streets and public schools and highwayest crime and more you pay in taxes doesn't lead to a preponderate life. >> hi taxes are a symptom of a larger cause. they are rising because of bad policies and you do so people and capitol loving areas and you need to make up for th

. >>> i'm jamie colby. keep it right here on fox. back to "cavuto on business". >>> you know the score, right, hundreds dead thousands injured and we're still giving egypt money, a lot of money. even "the new york times" demand president obama stop sending military aid to cairo. the president postponed military exercises scheduled next month. >> i think it's time. this money is to buy influence. i don't think we have any influence anymore. even the last couple of days chuck hagel has been trying to call the general there -- >> the defense secretary. >> and wouldn't even take his calls. it's about time. it's not just egypt. we give a billion and half to pakistan, libya. we can keep some here do it good for this country than give it to people that don't even like it. >> i can't believe i'm saying it "the new york times" editorial said every time you give egypt money they think you're encouraging this behave. why don't we just stand back? >> if you do stand back does it encourage, embolden the muslim brotherhood even more? >> you have t

i'm jamie colby. >> eric: i'm eric shawn.wing that week-long manhunt that expand five states and sparked multiple amber alert, they were spotted at a camp ground. >> we had a lot of resources in that area, both on the ground and

and if you do i'm jamie colby, i'll send you back to bulls and bears. >> boy, talk about a back to school bummer. more public schools now charging mandatory fees for everything from school registration, classrsroom supplies, activitie sports, even certain classes. and get this, if parents don't pay up, some schools are banning kids from participating in school activities. but gary b., you say this practice should be the thing that's banned. >> absolutely, brenda. this -- the parents are undergoing a stick-up, if you will. and it's all due to the fact that american public education iso incredibly inefficient, it's jaw-dropping. we now spend double per student, over $13,000 per student than we did back in 1975. second, here in the d.c. area where i live, the average spent per student in public schools is $28,000. you know $28,000, you can go to national cathedral georgetown, visitation, any one of the number of great private schools. now, the parents in d.c. public schools think their kids are getting as good an education as they do at natiol cathedral, i don't think so. american educati, p

i'm jamie colby. i'm eric shawn.dence coming after repeated assurances from the administration that the nsa never overstepped it' its privay bounds. lawmakers weighing

i am jamie colby. back to you, cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much.illionaire edition today. shares hitting $500 for the first time since january 203 of this year. billionaire karl icahn tweeted we currently have a large position in apple. we believe the company to be undervalued. his actions are coming on the same day that oracle ceo said this. apple will continue to drift without steve jobs. >> they both have valid points. they are still down 6% year to date. the problem is, while apple looks reasonable on a valuation basis, it is still the largest market cap on the exchange. cheryl: he said, you know, i want a larger stock buyback. he met with tim cook. he talked with him on tuesday. we know that. it would make him a top 50 shareholder. he may want a larger buyback. apple has announced the largest corporate return to shareholders in history. they bought back 16 billion worth of stock in the fourth quarter alone. cheryl: the iphone will have to go under as far as price goes. handholds across the world will have to go down in price. i cannot see karl

i'm jamie colby. thanks for joining us. it was a dramatic end as police reportedly working off a tip from a witness on horseback finally spotted the suspect's camp site. >> an arrest attempt at the north end of morehead lake in idaho. suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent assigned to an fbi headquarters unit. hannah anderson was located with dimaggio. she appears well and was rescued and will be transported to a hospital in idaho. >> well, we're just so relieved is what her father has said so far. many more details live from our l.a. bureau. good morning, dominique. >> good morning to you, jamie. this is the very best news we could have hoped for. what we don't know if she's aware her mom and 8-year-old brother were killed by dimaggio last sunday. not sure if she knows that. once her father arrives in idaho and sees hannah they'll start to deal with the harrowing trauma of that. >> you know, this is something we'll have to take day by day and see what kind of help she's going to need and wh

live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. we have new video to show you of the aftermath of surging floods slamming central colorado. police reporting at least three people injured. and now they're trying to confirm whether another person is missing. they had heavy rains and sent fast-moving water gushing down streets last night trapping dozens of drivers, even washing away a house and triggering mud slides. >>> u.s. law enforcement expressing outrage as mexico releases a drug lord convicted of killing an american. raphael quinterro after being found guilty of kidnapping and murdering a u.s. dea agent in 1985. the justice department calling the move deeply troubling. a u.s. association of former narcotics agents blaming mexican corruption for the release. >>> guys, we've got to fix things up, we're losing money fast. what is the difference between selling those guys and journalist guys? >> the journalist guys thing they're doing journalist work. that's a different standard than where everybody is economically tied together. t

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. good morning on this sunday morning. now syria is threatening, quote, a ball of fire that would burn the whole region if the u.s. leads any military action against it. this as four u.s. destroyers are now poised and ready in the region. we're also following reports that assad launched chemical weapons attacks, reportedly killing more than 300 people. his regime, though, denies that. they blame the rebels. the defense secretary chuck hagel says we must be ready to act, whatever the president decides. >> president obama has asked the defense department to prepare options for all contingencies. we have done that. again, we are prepared to exercise whatever option, if he decides to employ one of those options. >> now this morning iran is warning that a u.s. military attack would have, quote, serious consequences for the white house. with iran and russia in bashar assad's corner, does this conflict now pit tehran and moscow against us? u.s. ambassador john bolton joins us now as he does every time this sunday. ambassador, goo

. >> i'm jamie colby. it's going to be a busy morning here. these new demonstrations come as egypt's top leadership meets for crisis talks. officially considering a proposal to actually outlaw the muslim brotherhood. leyland vitter continues to follow this live. what about this new twist? >> reporter: good morning, jamie. it's very clear the mus lick brotherho brotherhood -- early this morning tanks, armored personnel, soldiers, all converged on the egyptian supreme court. that's where we're hearing the latest demonstrations are headed to. in the past muslim brotherhood gunmen have not only tried to come up to these buildings but actually stormed government buildings and take them over. that's what they were trying to do a couple of days ago. when they failed to take over a police station. and then went ahead and took over a local mosque, barricading themselves inside. over the past 48 hours or so, there was a large siege on that mosque. a lot of gunfire coming out from the the minaret where the gunmen has taken their position. going forward w

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm gregg jarrett.he summer meeting of the republican national committee, rnc, under way in boston, the committee voting to hold cnn and nbc accountable if they indeed go through with plans to air films on the life of hillary clinton. the former first lady senator secretary of state and now early front-runner for the democratic party's nomination for president in 2016. rn krr rnc chairman reince priebus getting a standing ovation today. >> we said to the media with a united voice that a network that spends millions of dollars to spotlight hillary clinton is a network with an obvious bias. that's a network that won't be hosting a single republican primary debate. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> sean spicer joins us, communications director for the republican national committee. sean, thanks for taking a few moments. i wonder if the republican party is being my oppic here. there are a lot of independent voters who consistently watch those two television networks and by foreclosing republican debat

i am jamie colby. >> and i am gregg jarret. we are in for megyn kelliy. the state department is urging all american citizens to get out and leave the country. intelligence officials have increased chatter about an imminent attack in and around the araban peninsula where a dangerous al-qaeda have set up shop. the british government also shut down their own embassy in yemen followed six days of increased u.s. drone strikes due to the threat that prompted the closure of 19 u.s. embassy and consulates in the middle east and africa. wendall joins us. >> the latest drone strike occurred when four suspected members of al-qaeda were killed in the car they were riding in. shortly after that attack the state department announced the u.s. embassy was evacuated and appears more than nonessential personnel was floun out of the country, our ability to assist u.s. citizens in an emergency may be further constrained by the fluid security situations. president obama met with yemen's president last thursday, a day before the state department announced it was closing 21 dif

i'm jamie colby. welcome to a brand new hour here inside a.m. a.m. >> and i'm kelly wright. the white house keeping a close watch on all of this with national security adviser susan rice holding high-level meetings yesterday. we're joined live from the washington bureau. steve? >> right. action needs to be taken. that's the assessment of many here in washington including top democrat on the house select committee on house intelligence. >> we received information that high-level people from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula are talking about major attack. whatever that intelligence is, we act upon it because our first priority is protect americans in other parts of the world. >> now democrats and republicans alike say the closing of the embassies is a prudent step to take. the chatter about a possible attack is very similar to what we saw before 9/11 and some say it points to a growing danger of terrorism. >> this is a wakeup call. al qaeda is in in ways stronger than it was because it can mutate and spread and come out of different areas. it's probably the most deadly of all

ashley: jamie colby. thank you very much. major averages are in the red as investors wait more from fed president james bullard but eurozone is climbing out of recession posting better than expected gdp growth, certainly in france and germany at least. my next guest says even though the recovery is slow those european equity markets weill outperform. joining me, alec young, s&p cap al iq global equity strategist. alec, thanks for joining us. are we seeing money coming out of the u.s. equities and going over to the pond in europe? >> absolutely. it has been a quiet outperformance. we look at august, doing very well in july. profit in u.s., japan, so far in august. in europe we continue to make new highs. for the last few weeks, europe has been quietly outperforming. a few things are driving the story. one as you mentioned they're coming out of recession at long last. so that is good news. we also don't have any fears about tapering of monetary policy in europe. obviously they're coming out of recession but it is still a very w

i'm jamie colby in today for martha maccallum. rick: nice to be with you, jamie.ick folbaum in for bill hemmer. we're seeing some of the first images of snowden in moskow after he was allowed it leave the airport, his home by the way for the past six weeks, with business back rather, to the camera. we see snowden get into a taxi as he talks to his wikileaks legal team. senator john mccain blasting rush shells giving him asylum. it is a slap in the face of all americans. jamie: chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday" is joining to us talk about that. hey, chris. >> how are you, jamie? jamie: good. let me ask you about, what is the impact, based on beltway buzz plus those you talked to of snowden getting to remain there? have we lost all our options to get him back? >> well, for the foreseeable future, yeah, because he has temporary asylum in russia which lasts at least a year. i suppose we can continue to put pressure opt russians but if they wanted to make him get on a plane to come back to face justice in the u.s. they have already done it. so it certainly see

i'm jamie colby. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. following that week-long manhunt that expand five states and sparked multiple amber alert, they were spotted at a camp ground. >> we had a lot of resources in that area, both on the ground and aerial resources. it's my understanding that the camp site was spotted from the air and that the ground units were sent into that area which eventually led to the confrontation. >> eric: hannah is now safe and sound. will carr on the ground live in cascade, eye idaho. >> reporter: good morning, eric. the local paper here in boise sums it up. suspect killed, teen girl safe. throughout this entirer ordeal, authorities said it was their top priority to make sure that hannah anderson came out of this safe and sound. they say that she is. she's at a hospital near boise. she's being evaluated. they tell us that she's in good shape and set to be reunited with her father later today. earlier this morning he actually spoke on "fox & friends" and over the phone described the moment that he found out that

i'm jamie colby. it has been three months since we first learned about the tax agents targeting conservatives and official in charge of the cincinnati office of the center of the storm just got a promotion. tell us more, elizabeth. >> the woman getting promotion is cindy thomas. she is a 35-year veteran of the risk and in charge of overseeing the exempt organization's office in cincinnati. at the time conservative groups were unfairly treated. now she is the senior technical adviser for the direction of exempt organizations and she will fill sharon's position. she was once a close adviser to l lerner, first agent to acknowledge wrongdoing and remains on paid administration i have leave. today marks the anniversary of the irs scandal, congressional hearing transcript reveals tea party groups are still getting extra scrutiny. unidentified irs agent reveal it is agency has yet to come up with a new guidance to judge the tax status for certain groups. one committee investigator asked during that meeting.

i'm jamie colby. first learned about the tax agents targeting conservatives and official in charge of the cincinnati office of the center of the storm just got a promotion. tell us more, elizabeth. >> the woman getting promotion is cindy thomas. she is a 35-year veteran of the

. >> i'm jamie kocoe colby. the white house is keeping a very close watch and we are, too. susze ricie -- yemen, the home al qaeda's most dangerous affiliate blamed for several recent plots against the u.s. john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, jamie. >> first of all, the act of closing embassies is just one is step, i imagine, in a process of keeping everyone safe. but do the employees of those embassies remain in place? and if we had done this same thing with those at the consulate or embassy in benghazi, have had a better outcome? >> yeah. one reason to close the embassy is to keep employees, both american and foreign nationals, in their residences. keep them in the dispersed places to avoid crowds around the embassy. people seeking visas and that sort of thing. also make it easier for the local security authorities to protect the physical structures of the embassies themselves. i think that is the sort of thing that certainly should have been considered in benghazi last year september 11th. i thin

i am jamie colby sending it back to cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much. >> they never disappoint. have trouble getting your fast food fix today. the issue wages. elizabeth macdonald has the bottom line. >> they want about double the pay that they are getting right now. they also want the rights to unionize. at fox business, we have been tracking potential protests across the country. places like the walking, indianapolis, san diego, san francisco, boston. one out of four of the workers are actually parents. yes they are college students. the fact that they are being paid just about the minimum wage. they are at or near the poverty level is getting them very upset. cheryl: there are decent protest going on. >> they have been behind it. the other side is saying, listen, if you do raise the wages for the workers, then you will lose jobs. these are mom and pop franchises that report profits back to the parents. cheryl: mcdonald's is one thing. look at a dunkin' donuts. that is a 100% franchised company. can they afford to pay this higher wage? if not, store closes. >> ipads could repl

i am jamie colby in for megyn kelliy. 19 consulates in africa and the araban peninsula. it is saturday or longer. and authorities are not taking chances here at home either. >> security is raised as we are hearing the significant plot involved surgically implanted bombs. gen joins us with the latest. >> chairman of the joint chiefs arrived at the state department for a working lunch with secretary of state john kerry. in the top of the agenda will be a discussion of the current threat to embassy security in north africa and the middle east. the decision to close 19 u.s. embassies and consulates from libya to bangladesh through the end of ramma dan and three- day eat holiday is unusual but according to u.s. forces, so is the amount of chatter and intercepts which law makers say is compromise after the eve of 9/11. >> they attacked our consulate and killed our ambassador. they are stronger and we are weaker. >> it will likely to happen in the embassy. it could be in europe or in the united states or combined attacks. >> even the administration's toughest critic congressman

i am jamie colby in for megyn kelliy. it may be hard to get your head around the horrors described by secretary kerry. the more than 400 children that died. they didn't have a mark on them and they were the victims of some sort of chemical weapon's attack and they were not alone. the injure added by the syrian government when they shelled the same neighborhood they gassed and kerry called an attempt to bomb the evidence out of existence. president obama met with the full national security council staff to discuss the crisis in syria. the president is deciding whether to launch a military strike with or without our allies. >> all of this in response to the chemical weapon's attack. last week there were hundreds of people reported killed in the assault. and as president obama considers his options, there is concerns that we may have waited too long to do the strike allowing the assad regime to move it from the bases that are hit in and strike. we have so many questions about what we just heard. it seems that secretary kerry

. >> i'm jamie colby in for jenna lee today. right now it is looking increasingly likely that the u.s. will lead a military strike on syria. this is all a week after alleged chemical weapons attacks were happening, that killed, what we're seeing many people. vice president joe biden is saying there is is now doubt the assad regime is to blame and right now the u.s. has warships, four of them, in the mediterranean. crews missiles are ready to be fired but the obama administration has to still work out some of the details in considering how the assad regime will respond. our chief white house correspondent ed henry live at the white house with the very latest. ed, good morning to you. are they planning on getting congressional authorization first? >> reporter: it does not look like it, jamie. the situation getting worse by the hour. israel on high alert, worried about possible retaliation by the syrian regime. in the last few moments turkish foreign minister is being prepared and turkey is on high alert at this hour to protect tur

i'm jamie colby in for martha maccallum. folks in the midst of that fire apparently moved to safety. hundreds of firefighters are battling it. it faces-moving silver fire they're already calling it. it has burned nine square miles since yesterday. 6,000-acres burned, three people hurt. 15 structures torched. folks on the ground say gusty winds, they sure aren't helping. >> we had no place to go. we tried to find someplace safe. we saw several plumes of smoke and then you hear the propane tanks going and then you hear ammunition going. so i don't know if it was just one house that was lost back there or not. it is adrenaline and nerves. then i'm still hoping that our house is okay. that it has gone at least past it and that which can go home tonight. jamie: a lot of hope and a lot of prayers. dominic di-natale live in banning, california. it has been a busy fire season, dominic. anything different about this wing and do they know what caused it? >> reporter: they don't know what caused it but the sheer speed this fire started

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i am jamie colby in for megyn kelliy. 19 consulates in africa and the araban peninsula.aturday or longer. and authorities are not taking chances here at home either. >> security is raised as we are hearing the significant plot involved surgically implanted bombs. gen joins us with the latest. >> chairman of the joint chiefs arrived at the state department for a working lunch with secretary of state john kerry. in the top of the agenda will be a discussion of the current threat to embassy security in north africa and the middle east. the decision to close 19 u.s. embassies and consulates from

i am jamie colby. >> and i am greg jarret. we are in for megyn kelliy.watch this. (gunfire)

i am jamie colby. >> and i am gregg jarret. we are in for megyn kelliy.american citizens to get out and leave the country. intelligence officials have increased chatter about an imminent attack in and around the araban peninsula where a dangerous al-qaeda have set up shop. the britishov