. >> kelly wright is in washington with the latest. good morning kelly. will>> good morning to you as well. the guard is described as a former british soldier. what is chilling about the testimony is he believed the benghazi terror attack was inevitable. in an interview the british soldier could hear gun shots where ambassador christopher stevens was killed. >> i dreaded seeing who it was, you know, it didn't take long to get to the room and i could see twlu t through the glass. i didn't even have to go into the room to see who it was. i knew who it was immediately. who was it? >> it was the ambassador, yeah, it was shocking. >> jones says the al qaeda forces then made a second attack on a secret cia annex about a mile away. fox news reported a emergency meeting had been conducted a month before the benghazi assault warning they could not defend itself against a coordinated attack. >> i made it known at a team meeting you were going to get attacked you were going to get attacked in benghazi, it's going to happen. you need to change your security profile.

kelly wright is here to break it down for us. >> good morning.ays abu anas al-liby is in u.s. custody as you mention. he is being held on a u.s. navy ship. u.s. forces nabbed him in tripoli. al-libi has a vast value of terrorist operations. the he has been a wanted man for 15 years. the father of al-libi says a security camera at his father's house shows how four cars were waiting for al-libi as he returned home from morning prays about 6:30 in the morning. the son says several men got out of two-cars some masked, beat al-libi drugged him before putting him in a car and driving away. the u.s. military says men were part of the army's delta force and on the al-libi matter he has been on the fbi most wanted terrorist lis for the role he played in the deadly bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998. john kerry discussed al-libi's capture. >> we hope this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold hose though accouthose acc conduct acts of terror and those members of al qaeda and other terr

. >> kelly wright live for us this morning. thank you, kelly. >> for the first time we are hearing from the family of the women who terrorized capitol hill last week. police shot and killed miriam carey after she led them on a wild chase. they thought she was delusional. she had medication for bipolar or schizophrenia. her family says she never appear unstable and they are questioning use of deadly force. >> he actually was able to see from the window the incident happening an the baby was carried from the car and the fires continued to be shot. that sounds like an execution to me. the car was contained. why was she still shot? this does not add up for us. >> a family attorney says she will conduct their own investigation into her death. >>> for the second time an ohio appeals court rules in favor of a hospital wanting to force an amish girl to undergo chemotherapy. the girl's parents stopped treatment back in june saying she became too sick. instead they wanted to use herbal healing. the court ruled the parent's believes canno

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.least a dozen people killed when a suicide bomb went off near a small restaurant in somalia. al shabab is claiming responsibility. that is the same al qaeda-linked group responsible for last month's mall attack in nairobi, kenya. at least 67 people were killed in that attack. the extremist group angry over government crackdowns on terror cells in somalia. >>> north to egypt, where four soldiers are hurt after security officials say a car bomb detonated near a military intelligence compound in the suez canal. the attack comes as protests continue in cairo over the upcoming wave of trials for members of the muslim brotherhood, including ousted president mohamed morsi next month. he is charged with inciting murder during violent government protests there in july. >>> that's a look at news this hour. i'm kelly wright. now back to "cavuto on business." >>> taking action against affirmative action. protests erupting this week after the supreme court appears poised to uphold a decision in mic

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.l, the nypd is making another arrest in the biker beating of an suv driver. a 28-year-old biker is expected to be arraigned later today. he and seven others, including an undercover cop, also face gang assault charges after chasing this suv through the streets of manhattan, smashing the vehicle's windows, dragging out the driver, and beating him in front of his wife and child. >>> and a group of boy scout leaders could face charges after toppling this rock formation in utah. the men, leading a group of teenaged scouts on a trip through goblin valley state park, when they said they noticed the top of the rock formation was loose, so they pushed it over, saying they believed they saved lives. the park disagrees. that formation was 170 million years old. i'm kelly wright. now back to "bulls and bears." >>> parents, grab your kids for this one. a new poll showing almost half of all workers over 50 are delaying their retirement plans. most of them citing financial concerns. john, you say th

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. manhunt continues for two florida prisoners mistakenly set free with fake paperwork. the two inmates serving life sentences when police say forged released documents allowed them to walk out the prison's gate. the victims' families alerted police. now investigators are not only looking for them but also if others were accidentally released to stop this from ever happening again. here in new york, the nypd making another arrest in the biker beating of an suv driver. the eighth biker expected to be arraigned later today. he and seven others including an undercover cop also could face gang assault charges. after chasing this suv through the streets of manhattan. smashing the windows. and dragging out the driver and beating him in front of his wife and child. that is a look at news. i'm kelly wright. now have back to forbes on fox. ♪ ♪ >>> well, wouldn't you know it? china not waiting a nanosecond to mock us over the debt mess. the state news agency if china says, "a self-serving washingt

jamie colby and kelly wright take over. and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. "fox news sunday." >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> good to be with you, jamie, i'm kelly wright. president obama now trying to ensure americans that the federal health care website should be running at full speed in just a few more weeks. this after nearly a week of technical failures and delays. >> and there is brand-new backlash against government spying. hundreds gathering right now in our nation's capital and they're protesting the u.s. surveillance programs. >>> plus, a double edge sword. u.s. manufacturers pushing for consumers to buy american but brand-new reports suggest similar trends in other countries could impact u.s. exports. we'll explore that, straight ahead. >>> first, though, a fox news alert on breaking details on a new effort to free the pakistani doctor that helped the u.s. track down osama bin laden. pakistan's prime minister is now vowing to review the case of after meeting privately with several u.s. lawmakers in washington this week. he has been serving

kelly wright is live in washington with the latest. >>> world war ii veterans are the men and women who paid dearly for their freedoms the world enjoys today. protestors marched around the world war ii memorial all of them making their voices heard that closing the memorial due to the partial government shut down is unacceptable. >> hello america. this belongs to you. it doesn't be long to the government. it belongs to the -- the people. will we surrender our freedom? >> some are disgusted that they let this happen in the first place. >> this is for honored war vets. we won't let it sta-- stand by let it happen. >> they are punishing the citizens. >> we are at day 14 of the veteran shut down. it is a symbol of the fight between democrats and republicans and the president. they want the memorial to open up against the government. >> kelly wright autistic teen has been missing for a week. a 70,000 dollar reward fund is now in place for any information leading to his safe return. >> a new hampshire mother makes an emotional plea for help after her teen daughter disappeared. she went missin

kelly wright is live for us with what we need to know. >> heather, good morning. it is kind of a creepy feeling when you get all of this information going on and realize it might be -- they might be eavesdropping on it. your personal e-mail and message accounts could be in the data they are collecting now that according to a study. nsa intercepts e-mail books and buddy lists from instant message services. the nsa in a power point presentation shows figures from the special source operations it has 14 -- 444,000 from yahoo, 105,000 from hotmail and 22,000 from other providers. this comes from top secret documents from edward snowden. in defense the actions they said the nsa is focused on discovering and developing intelligence about valid forms like terrorists. we are not interested in information about terrorists. >> people all over the world are realizing these programs don't make us more safe. they hurt our economy. they hurt our economy. they limit those who seek, think and live and be creative to have a relationship>> ehe is a controversial figure in all of th

jamie colby and kelly wright take over. and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. sunday." >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> good to be with you, jamie, i'm kelly wright. president obama now trying to ensure americans that the federal health care website should be running at full speed in just a few more weeks. this after nearly a week of technical failures and delays. >> and there is brand-new backlash against government spying. hundreds gathering right now in our nation's capital and they're protesting the u.s. surveillance programs. >>> plus, a double edge sword. u.s. manufacturers pushing

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> great to have all of you here. top being the news this hour, a jaw-dropping revelation coming out of a new autobiography from dick cheney. saying he seriously feared an assassination attack from someone hacking into his pacemaker. we'll have more. >>> and stumping for the democratic candidate for governor of virginia, but is she testing the waters for a run for some other office? >>> and tackling the flames around sydney, australia. that inferno has turned deadly now and growing worse. the latest straight ahead. >>> first, we begin with this hour, the fox news alert, and some serious new questions amid a massive manhunt for two convicted killers mistakenly released from a florida state prison. they literally walked out the front door on froorged document for their release. many, including the victim's families, are asking how this could happen. that is the question, how could this happen? >> it is the question. we know

. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news this hour, day 12 of the government shutdown. coming up, why lawmaker, may not be any closer to ending the stalemate and what it could mean for the nation's looming debt crisis. >> plus, it led what many are describing as a national disgrace. now we're going to tell you when the families of fallen soldiers are finally expected to receive their death benefits. >>> new details on that salmonella outbreak. how far has it spread? and why doctors have been so hard pressed to get it under control. >>> but first, we're going to begin with the latest efforts to end the stalemate in washington. into its 12th day now. we are seeing lawmakers gathering for a special saturday session. trying to hammer out a deal. after president rejects another house plan to get everything open again. while a senate team has just rejected a plan to raise the nation's spending limit. ahead of this week's debt ceiling deadline. wrapping it up all for us, live in washington. >> there are signs that nerves are getting really, really frayed up here. we saw an exa

could beÑ@ç@çpçpçpç÷ñoa i'm kelly wright.k to "cavuto on business." >>> taking action against affirmative action. protests erupting this week after the supreme court appears poised to uphold a decision in michigan. lots of protests against this. what say you? >> i think affirmative action is a great concept. it's a noble ideal. the problem is that, you know, it's no longer to help disadvantaged african-americans, ancestors of slaves, people suffering from jim crow. you can be kids of the chilean dictator, start your own minority-owned firm, and make a lot of money. you can be a rich cuban and get extra points on your s.a.t. how is that american? >> if you look back at the kind of more famous supreme court case, i think it's from about 10 years ago regarding the university of michigan law school considering race in the admissions process. and that really looked at affirmative action as something that would change over time and potentially not be necessary down the road. >> sort of time span, right? >> that's correct. >> and th

kelly wright is here to explain. >> it is not looking good when it comes to rolling out obama care.hes have become a huge embarrassment and headache for the obama administration. the president will try to do damage control when he appears in the rose garden later today. he will discuss the troubles with the roll out of the affordable healthcare act. the white house says the president will acknowledge the technical problems of the web site. he will say they are unacceptable. he will discuss steps being taken to correct

kelly wright joins us now from washington with more on the huge blow to americans. >> good morning to you. the affordable care act continues to prove problematic. the president always promised if you already had health insurance you could keep your plan no matter what. now it turns out it is a promise that can be broken and likely will. there are some existing healthcare plans that people do have that don't qualify for obama care. they are pushing legislation to help consumers keep their current plan. it is causing critics to lash out at the president after lengthening the enrollment period to avoid 6 weeks to avoid fines. >> this is a law the president continues to revisit the law, he continues to make changes. this is a time to give every american an opportunity to delay it a year. >> the president still saying wd to sign up for it. >> you lack at the number of young people who want health insurance who are having trouble affording it. secretary kathleen seb beal why yous will have to discuss that deal. she is meeting for a congressional hearing tomorrow. she will be questioned on t

. >> kelly wright joins us this morning. thank you. >> police in nevada are trying to determine what led a 7th grader to open fire before the morning bell leaving two 12-year-olds wounded and a beloved math teacher dead. michael lands bury acted as a hero. he used his body as a human shield to protect his students and tried to get the young gunmen to put his weapon down. >> he pointed to us and said you ruined my life and i am going to ruin yours. >> police say the shooter eventually turned the gun on himself. >> one of the most notor why yous terrorists expected back in court this morning in new york city al-libi will be appointed an attorney at a pretrial hearing. last week the mastermind behind the attacks in africa pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges. al-libi was captured in libya october 5th and on board the u.s.s. san antonio. it was cut short because he needed treatment for hepatitis c. >>> rapid transit workers reaching a deal with management is a in six months of talks and the second strike of from workers. bart

kelly wright is here to explain. >> it is not looking good when it comes to rolling out obama care. the glitches have become a huge embarrassment and headache for the obama administration. the president will try to do damage control when he appears in the rose garden later today. he will discuss the troubles with the roll out of the affordable healthcare act. the white house says the president will acknowledge the technical problems of the web site. he will say they are unacceptable. he will discuss steps being taken to correct it but the initial problems are causing a lot of bangs against democrats but the republicans say it is a train wreck. >> how the technology is working is unacceptable. they are would bes r walworking correct that. it is affordable healthcare for our country. i am very excited about that. >>> actually should be hearing from senator john mccain at this time. he went on to say of the fiasco... >> it has been a fiasco. send air force one to silicone valley fill it up with smart people and fix this problem. it is ridiculous. everybody knows that. >> at the center

kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by in new york to take over from here.te you joining us. hope you make it a great day,er. everybody. thank you. >>> hello, everyone. welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> i'm jamie colby. topping the news this hour for you, we have some new developments in the road range case in new york. a group of bikers chased a driver for blocks and beat him in front of his family. undercover cops, at least one of them, among the bikers, we're told, as it happened, and he's being accused of doing nothing to stop it. but did he have to? we're going to ask our legal panel. >> snow is slamming the midwest. that's not all that's

. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news this hour, day 12 of the government shutdown.y lawmaker, may not be any closer to ending the stalemate and what it could mean for the nation's looming debt crisis. >> plus, it led what many are describing as a national disgrace. now we're going to tell you when the families of fallen soldiers are finally expected to receive their death benefits. >>> new details on that salmonella outbreak. how far has it

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright.me to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> great to have all of you here. top being the news this hour, a jaw-dropping revelation coming out of a new autobiography from dick cheney. saying he seriously feared an assassination attack from someone hacking into his pacemaker. we'll have more. >>> and stumping for

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kelly wright in washington to break down the covert actions. >> good morning. hope you're doing well. defense secretary chuck hagel says aby anas al libi is in u.s. custody. he is being held on a u.s. navy ship. he was captured in tripoli. al libi is believed to have vast knowledge about terrorist operations. he has been a wanted man for 15 years for the role he played in the deadly bombings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998. secretary of state kerry discussed al libi's capture. >> we hope that this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror and those members of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run, but they can't hide. >> a second u.s. raid was conducted over the weekend, this one in somalia where navy seals were targeting the top members of al-shabab which is responsible for the deadly attack on the west gate mall in nairobi, kenya. the u.s. military says at least one somali was killed. the white house says the president approved bot

let's turn to kelly wright who joins us live from our nation's capitol. >> good morning to all of you said it best, the president was doing damage control yesterday, even saying no one is madder about the problem than he is, about the on-line rollout, that is. president obama says the affordable care act, better known as obamacare, is more than a web site. it's a law that provides new benefits, he says, and protections for those living without health insurance. the president addressing the issue at the rose garden on monday flanked by people who have already enrolled in the program. the president saying the rollout of the web site is unacceptable. >> there is no sugar coating it. the web site has been too slow. people have been getting stuck during the application process. and i think it's fair to say that nobody is more frustrated by that than i am. precisely because the product is good. >> the web site has been riddled with glitches and errors. the president adding, there are other ways to enroll, by phone, direct mail, or in person. but his administration is now working with the br