competitive than the super bowl game. in the meantime heather nauert brings us headlines. got additional information. executive new information about the terror trial of the abu al masri. we learned the star witness against him is another terrorist who says he s reformed. according to this morning s new york post, that reformed terrorist agreed to help richard reid blow up a plane on christmas day. remember he s the shoe bomber? apparently this guy claims he had a last-minute change of heart. we ll watch this one carefully. shocking new details about the new york man charged with threatening to kill president george w. bush. in hopes of romancing his daughter barbara. there was a frantic 12 hour search that led the secret service to 44-year-old benjamin smith. they nabbed this guy a short distance from barbara s new york city apartment. he was armed with a loaded rifle, a machete and a container of gasoline.
0 head with president obama. why didn t you fire sebelius, the secretary in charge of this? i m a taxpayer and i m paying kathleen sebelius salary and she screwed up and you re not holding her accountable. the president tries to hold bill o reilly tries to hold the president s accountable. wait until you hear the president s response. more of the fox news exclusive straight ahead. a genius on the big screen but a tortured soul off it. oscar winning actor philip seymour hoffman found dead with a needle in his arm. we have a live report from his home. fox & friends starts right now. you are watching fox & friends. i apologize. live from new york city, tried to toss before the captains picked heads or tales. obviously the seattle seahawks went on to win but throughout the night joe namath s coat on twitter was completely lambasted. for instance, off of twitter, joe namath s cope just coat just bit two people. and on and on and on. that coat was about what he wore.
quickly saying either the obama administration is misleading congress and the american people or it is blaming the entire failure on the intelligence community. we go to a fox news alert for you right now. a hook-handed, one-eyed terrorist suspect is on a plane head to the united states to face charges. sounds like a cartoon. abu al masri headed to the united kingdom. they wanted to open a training camp in the hills of oregon. he lost both his hand and an eye back in the early 1990 while waging jihad in afghanistan. if al masri is convicted he he probably will not face the death penalty. that was part of the deal with england when they helped extradite him. in just a few hours, the navy s newest warship will be commissioned here in new york city. the u.s.s. michael murphy is named for long island native.
corruption and scandal inside the vatican. he insisted he wasn t a thief. he leaked the information out of the love of the church and the pope. while you were sleeping the hook-handed hate preacher abu al masri was that exindicted out of the united kingdom and into the united states. lost eye and arm while waging jihad in afghanistan. he and four other terror suspects will appear in a connecticut courtroom within the next 24 hours. they are charged with trying to open a terrorist camp in oregon. an arizona border patrol agent killed earlier this week was likely the victim of friendly fire. and two othert appears agents accidently shot each other while tracing down drug smugglers on the mexican border. one the other agents was also shot but is okay. no arrests have been made and the shooting is still being
investigation ultimately reaches that conclusion, it changes none of the facts, that agent ivie gave the ultimate sacrifice and died serving his country. that he died in the line of duty, and will be honored as such for his final act of service. certainly, he will be missed. ivie died after he and two other agents responded to an alarm triggered by a sensor aimed at detecting smugglers, another agent was wounded and the third was uninjured. a fox news alert on the war on terror, two men extradited britain pleading not guilty to terrorism charges in this country. the appear peering in federal court in connecticut and arriving in the u.s. this morning after years of fighting extradition. three others scheduled to be arraigned today in new york city, including abu al-masri.