welcome back. new report that the wife of a terrorist suspected one, who executed the mumbai attacks, warned the fbi ahead of time. according to the washington post, investigators were tipped off about the man who played a key role in the attack that killed 166 people. three years before that group. and james rosen joins us from washington. james, the published reports we re seeing, it sounds as if the information the woman gave the u.s. authorities was accurate and in the context of something else, a very interesting story. yes, the information she gave may have figured in the warning that u.s. officials conveyed to u.s. and indian authorities prior to the bloodshed in mumbai. those attack in 2008 involved close to a dozen coordinated
. chris: a new report out today says the fbi a warning about the american man charged in the mumbai attacks three years before it happened. reporter: good afternoon. the washington post reports david s wife tipped off federal agents in 2005 about his intentions after she learned her husband had another family in pakistan. mrs. headly claimed her husband was training in pakistan with the militant group that three years later carried out the mumbai attacks. headly has pleaded guilty in those attacks which killed 160 people. in the united states, the democrats have dispatched heavy hitters to the campaign trail. president obama headlines a rally in boston for his old
turnout. carl, good to see you, thanks. reporter: you bet. jamie: kelly. kelly: president obama due in massachusetts within an hour, campaigning for his former harvard law school classmate, governor duval patrick. of the democratic incumbent is facing a tough challenge there from republican charlie baker and what s proving to be a very interesting contest in the states. our molly line is live outside the heinz convention center in boston where the campaign rally is about to get underway. and people are milling about, and just how close is the race with just over two weeks ago. and hi, kelly, yeah, this was a blustery day in boston and despite that we ve mentioned buses are coming in for the rally and president coming in to rally for his harvard pal, as well as a man with chicago roots. governor duval patrick and here in the state today, this is a close race. this is one to watch, although the most recent southern news
shootings and bombings across the city, including assaults on the building there, the iconic taj mahal hotel and at least 166 people were killed every two days and the attacks were carried out by let, a terrorist group with al-qaeda connections. and a chicago man, david kowallman hedley, later pleaded guilty in connection with the attacks and the washington post reports that back in 2005, hedley s wife, after learning he had another wife and more children in pakistan, and the two got into a physical altercation, she went to federal authorities in new york and in the case of three interviews told them that hedley was involved with them. and hedley was arrested for domestic assault at the time, but not prosecuted, jamie. jamie: the lessons that u.s. policy makers and intelligence officers will likely draw from this, what do you think? well, connecting some dots on our own here, brings to mild the foiled christmas day airline bombing plot against
ken buck, thank you for coming in. thank you. fox news is america s election headquarters, bringing the latest political news. for the past seven months fox news has gone inside six key house and senate races around the country. among the featured campaigns, the battle between angle and reid. tune in tonight as bret baier anchors campaign 2010 fight to the finish at 9 p.m. eastern time. fbi may have been tipped off to the 2008 mumbai attacks that killed 166 people. washington post is reporting that the wife of an american man charged in the bombings warned the fbi three years earlier her husband was involved with phoning al potential terrorists. after finding out he had another family she reportedly told agents her husband bragged about training in pakistan with the group that later carried out those