let's bring in katherine herridge.sing time production with all of the videos. >> the social media has become the life blood of the new digital jihad. it is like pouring gasoline on the fire of self radicalization the video showing the execution of the jordanian pilot takes it to another level. it's 22 minutes long. it has multi layers of video, audio and then the final scene at the execution and it has i don't know if you would agree with me almost a video game feel to it. >> little video game stuff. >> one of the things they decided to do is to attract not just your average camel hurter. they are looking to get into their organization as a part of it, relatively well educated people who are technologically aware. they can pick up and do things with a blackberry or iphone or one of those devices and see essentially the history that is being made by this organization. >> coming up how they are using yelp reviews earthquakes and naked celebrities to recruit members to the battlefield. battlefield 73% of americans try...

here is katherine herridge. >> to understand isis it is a look at how propaganda is involved in 9-11h social media. they used 19 men and four hijacked airplanes to kill nearly 3,000 people in new york city the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> we have been traveling around the united states. >> from southern california it was adam gudan who emerged as the english speaking spokesperson for al qaeda network. he is still missing and has a million dollar reward on his head. as fox news reported extensively it was this dual citizen of yemen and america who went from being invited as a luncheon guest at the pentagon after 9-11 to a digital recruiter in al qaeda. fox news reported on the cleric for years. u.s. citizen anwar awlaki was linked to the failed times square bombing the underwear bomber that attempted to blow up a plane and a massacre at fort hood which killed 13. >> he was killed in yemen in 2011 by a predator hell fire missile. but he lives on through this man's abdullah shay even after spending time in a yemeni present on behalf of al-awlaki he announced his support

fox news chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge has the latest. >> as security unravelledyemen standard procedures to protect sensitive information at the embassy were not followed. a review of unclassified state department e-mails by fox news. spokeswoman has downplayed any irregularities. >> first it wasn't hasty. >> it wasn't? >> didn't know what the plans were it didn't mean the plans weren't in place for weeks. >> the day before he went on kelly file and e-mail shows general dern even panic in washington that an unclassified information was left up and running potentially exposing e-mails security procedures as well as day-to-day operations. we need to look at the plans for destroying sanitizing. i am a little worried it is still out there. >> does everything go exactly as planned? no. we have been planning this for weeks. everybody was following the proper protocols. >> in addition to abandoning 20 in yemen under secretary patrick kennedy one of the state department's most senior executives made the decision to keep open net running at the embassy and the kind of lif

katherine herridge is live with the very latest on the developments with isis closing in on this airicer who was based at al assad in 2006 and he pointed out as you just did the size of this base. about the size of boulder, colorado, with its 13-mile perimeter. and he said the idea that 320 marines could really protect the perimeter and at the same time train the iraqi security forces was simply not credible. others have pointed out that the objective here not likely that isis thought they could take over a base of this size but their objective was to have a high-profile incident to get them more publicity which they have effectively done. number two to penetrate the perimeter and if they were able to kill a half dozen or a dozen individuals with a suicide bombing, that would be a great victory for them as well. or number three, a home run to use the cliche would be capturing a member of the american military and then having them as a high-profile hostage because as you well know, the number of western hostages held by isis in iraq and syria is really diminished. but they did achieve

lou: katherine, thank you. catherine herridge. the fort hood victims received good news today. hundreds of workers in california are regal from thereelingfrom the news that they're losing their jobs. those losing their jobs blame president president obama's open borders policy and unilateral position to bring in millions of illegal immigrants. (?) >> last week, president obama promised executives in india the us would continue to welcome their high-tech guest workers. 500 us workers at southern california edison paid the price. >> while the 500 jobs will be directly replaced at southern california edison. in addition it facilitates the offshoring additional work. >> they have to train their foreign replacements. brought in with their visas may violate an immigration law which requires foreign workers not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of us workers. >> the problem is that that's never been enforced. the secretary of labor across multiple administrations has decided never to do anything about it. >> edison admits it's outsourcing some tech work to be more cost