laura ingle reports from new york tonight on the recent surge. >> reporter: samuel topaz, a 21-year-old from fort lee, new jersey is one of the several arrests this week in the u.s. with ties to isis. federal investigators say topaz had plans to travel to iraq or syria to join the terror group. he has been linked with mother omar omar saleh. accused of conspireing to build a bomb. men and women, legal citizens and noncitizens have been charged with helping isis al qaeda and other militant groups. >> it's the most intense period of terrorist plotting in the united states since 9/11. >> reporter: former cia agent peter brooks says these latest arrests make it clear that efforts to track down terrorists need to be increasingly sophisticated to keep up with evasive types of communication, including heavily encrypted messages. >> what is it that we don't know on the dark web that could end up in an attack? we cannot become complacent about this threat. >> reporter: fbi director james b. comey says the agency does not have the full capability to investigate all terror-related threats on socia

laura ingle reporting he could get 12 years in iso. >> that's what the police are telling her. i'm sure laura is reports what she is hearing but that would not be permissible under new york state law. the punishment for escape is only whatever the court needs out and that will be determined by a trial if there is one other, plea deal win the -- between the prosecutors and his lawyers, which i suggest the way this will go, because the last thing the governor wants is a trial. >> why wouldn't the governor want a trial? a guy who got out of prison, cost the state more than $20 million. you have to think politics. >> yes, here's the type of information that will come out in the trial. how did the governor's people totally mismanage this contraband coming in, going out. livers walking free throughout the building. lifers being given a tour of the secure part of the billing by prison officials. lifers having section with a prison official. she is not just a guard she's in management. how its that the satch for these people was delayed by four or five hours, according to sources for t

. >> laura ingle is live at the medical center where sweat is in custody. >> reporter: he was brought in here late last night and this is where the regions level one trauma unit where he is receiving care. he was shot twice and is being closely monitored on a variety of levels as you can probably imagine. sweet, who kept up to 1300 law enforcement agents on the hunt for 23 days after his daring prison escape from clinton facility was shot yesterday heading for a tree line a few miles from the canada border. jay cook is being hailed a hero taking him down on his own. sweat was take to know a local hospital and then had to be transported to albany where he can receive the high level of care. >> this patient was initially evaluated in the critical unit and taken to hospital for his care. so far doctors in the emergency department trauma vascular surgeons and others have helped him. >> reporter: we are told we will get another update on his condition. as doctors work to keep him alive law enforcement waits to ask him questions about how he and richard matt were able to break out of the pr

laura ingle reports from new york tonight on the recent surge. >> reporter: samuel topaz, a 21-year-old from fort lee, new jersey is one of the several arrests this week in the u.s. with ties to isis. federal investigators say topaz had plans to travel to iraq or syria to join the terror group. he has been linked with mother omar omar saleh. accused of conspireing to build a bomb. men and women, legal citizens and noncitizens have been charged with helping isis al qaeda and other militant groups. >> it's the most intense period of terrorist plotting in the united states since 9/11. >> reporter: former cia agent peter brooks says these latest arrests make it clear that efforts to track down terrorists need to be increasingly sophisticated to keep up with evasive types of communication, including heavily encrypted messages. >> what is it that we don't know on the dark web that could end up in an attack? we cannot become complacent about this threat. >> reporter: fbi director james b. comey says the agency does not have the full capability to investigate all terror-related threats on socia

bill: laura laura ingle's live outside the hospital. what about his condition now laura?> reporter: well a hospital spokesperson tells fox this morning and confirming he is still in critical condition at this point and we should be getting another update on his can be in just -- condition in just a matter of hours. sweat was transported here to the albany medical center which was better equipped to treat the escaped convict's injuries than that local hospital near the site of his capture yesterday in constable, new york just a few miles from the canadian border. as sweat was shot twice in the torso by new york police sergeant jay cook who spotted him jogging on a road. when sergeant cook asked sweat to stop he took off for a field headed toward a treeline. now, one law enforcement official says sweat has made some comment. he is talking. he spoke at the scene of his arrest and at both medical facilities, but what he said is not being released for obvious reasons. while hospital staff here work to keep sweat alive, they are also working on keeping him contained with law en

laura ingle is outside the hospital. laura? >> hi, greta. well, sweat was transported here to the albany medical center after he was captured yesterday and it was determined that he would need more substantial medical care after receiving those two gunshot wounds to the torso. now, he has been here since last night. he was upgraded from critical to stable condition just a few hours ago and remains under as you can imagine, heavy guard by law enforcement investigators have been using this time to try to squeeze more information from the convicted killer turned fugitive on just how he and his partner in crime richard matt, were able to pull off the prison break and allude authorities for so lock. new york state police tell us they are now done interviewing sweat and have learned that he was fairly prepared to be on the run even describing him a survivalist who may have studied while he was in prison about how to pull this off. as rick reported, he was shot and captured in a field in constable, new york just about a mile and a half from the can

in albany, new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> doctors say sweat has now been upgradeed to serious conditionht. >>> if you live in jersey and you don't make a lot of money hire tax rebates are coming your way. legislature has approved governor chris christie's proposal to increase tax credits credits. did so today. right now people in new jersey can get 20% of their federal earned income tax credit but today's vote now moves the rate to 30%. i'll break it down here. one think tank says the change could basically mean 600 more a year for those who qualify for the credit. there you go. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. man, what a great day to spend at the pool. look at all those happy people that's what children are camden in doing right now. the city's two public pools are open for the summer camden mayor redd at the north camden community center for the big ground opening. love that. >> it's got to be over 80 something in the pool. little too cold for me. >> for you. >> too cool for daw. >> it was perfect. >> weather was beautiful. low humidity. we're not talking about any heat

una organizaciÓn un maletero fue clave para que laura venciera retos. (hablan en inglÉsos clubes. necesitan recomendaciones de maestros del estÁs del club, escribir tres ensayos y mostrar sus logros acadÉmicos y hacer servicio comunitario en entrevista con padre de jueces para su capacidad y tiene los valores." >> llegar aquÍ no fue fÁcil y a sus 17 recuerda los obstÁculos. claudia: sentÍa que el mundo se cae encima porque me sentÍa tan chica en un mundo tan grande, viniendo de un pueblo de dos en las personas. y pues mi mamÁ tenÍa que trabajar _ pueblo de 200 personas. y la sudaba limpiar mesas y acomodar cosas, en un restaurante. me pasÉ bÁsicamente toda mi niÑez ahÍ. >> pero en un dÍa una organizaciÓn se excusÓ su lugar. bajo el techo de boys and girls club laura encontrÓ lugar. en este mismo escenario donde laura de un rumbo nuevo. >>" por los Últimos 6 aÑos ha estado muy ocupada, no sÓlo como un miembro del club, cercan todas las actividades sino convirtiÉndose en lÍder. con una excelente promedio la escuela es siempre preguntando cÓmo puede ayudar." >> estudiante d

laura lucio y rivera. tienen comunicaciÓn con rivera. cuÁndo es eso? no sÉ cuÁndo es. mejor dicho, veamos que nos dijo rossi para que entiendan este dilema. rossi: le dirÍa en inglÉs que una de las demandas ridÍculas que andan por ah ya que se terminen. eso es lo -allÁ. quÉ esa demanda ridÍcula se termine. y que tu nombre quede limpio de toda mancha. son inconscientes que digo. le digo que bese a jesÚs. william: este es un tema polÉmico. su hermana estÁ muerta. es todo un tema que es muy comÚn a los rivera. llevan varias semanas de que marcos se comunica con su madre. ahora su madre se comunica tambiÉn con su hija. este es un tema que pica y se extiende. el 10 de julio serÁ el dÍa del juicio. vamos a ver si lo escribiÓ al libro rivera o lucio. vamos con la candidatura de ronald tron. anoche opinaron calibres 50. los raperos no se quedaron callados. >> no venimos a robar a nadie. vinimos a trabajar mÁs que nada dentro de lo bueno hay malos tambiÉn. creo que la mayorÍa de los mexicanos venimos a trabajar y a ganarnos el peso con el sudor de la frente. >> la verdad que yo personalmente el sistema de salud de estados unidos deja mucho que desear. jamÁs mi salud me la