this hearing a political show trial, accusing him of adding to the toxic climate of suspicion toward american muslims, saying that he s demonizing and scapegoating that group and demanding that he reconsider going forward with the hearings, saying if he must do so, he has to find a way that doesn t demonize millions of americans for no reason but their faith. congressman pete king is our guest today. he is going to come up in the 2:00 hour and i will ask him about this latest breaking news just as soon as he joins me live. welcome, everyone. we have that, plus, we ve got a developing story in connecticut on the death penalty case that received nationwide attention. two ex-cons broke into a home in connecticut in 2008, attacking the pettitte family. jennifer pettitte was raped and strangled and her daughters died when the house was set on fire. dr. william pettitte was left for dead, but managed to survive and he sat through months of testimony as he pleaded for the death pena
that s brilliant. thank you. and fox & friends starts right now. and good saturday morning. thanks for joining us on fox & friends. on sunday. daylight saving time affected you. now i fall back a day. a day? 24 hours. you know what, and start. what were you going to say? as a lotto winner, i read some of the tips and i m doing everything wrong, everything wrong and i think you are, too, you need to stay tuned. and what s interesting, that was the jackpot. he wins the lottery all the time, the smaller ones. and coming up on the show you were talking about shopping and a lot of people doing the holiday shopping and showing you a demonstration. dave and i are going to take everybody on and we re going to do a live demo here in the studio. the thing is revolutionary and even aly will get excited about it. in the meantime let s talk about where the president is. he s in india, and part of his ten day, asia tour. the second day in india and he s tal
trip to asia and keeping his eye on the weak job market at home. the president arriving in mumbai, india, stressing that boosting the u.s. economy is very high on his agenda. mr. obama promoting $10 billion in trade deals that the white house hopes will create 54,000 jobs and maybe just maybe put a dent in the unemployment rate. not everybody rolling out the welcome mat for him. protesters taking to the streets, chanting slogans and showing their anger at the u.s. white house correspondent wentle goler is traveling with the president and joining us live from mumbai. good to see you. what are the complaints about the president s visit? not everyone here is a fan of america s war on terrorism, but a lot of the complaints involve inconveniences, a lot of the personal information required of people attending events with the president, the huge traffic tie-ups caused by his motorcade, and a ban on fireworks around his hotel, a kind of five-day holiday that they celebrate with fi
al-qaeda in arabian peninsula based in yemen says their members are behind the failed mailbox plot on october 29. they say they re not done yet. two bombs were in packages on the cargo planes bound for chicago, but found in england and dubai before they could explode. here is a website quote from al-qaeda taking credit. we say to obama, we pointed three attacks to your plane in one year and we will continue allah willing to direct attack on america s interest and interest of america s allies. we knew the saudis tipped off for plot but it put officials on alert three weeks before. it didn t mention cargo plane or specifics but once the saudi put it out there, they heard the threat that the u.s. knew to be on the look-out. al-qaeda is claiming responsibility for september 3 crash of a ups cargo plane in dubai. so far, that s thought to be an accident. officials in the united arain emirates believes the terror attack is an unlikely cause. because it wasn t an explosion, just
life or death of this man convicted of a grisly home invasion. new notes that were sent to the jurors to the judge about this case. julie: and she has to hand over the gavel but she wants to remain leader in the house, a move not sitting well with fellow party members and hailed by republicans. molly henneberg has more. molly: decades say speaker pelosi would not throw her hat in the ring if she didn t have the votes to win. she sent a letter explaining she intends to run for the leader of their party. saying, quote, as a result of tuesday s election the role of democrats in 112th congress will change but our commitment to serving the american people will not. we have no intention of allowing our great achievements to be rolled back. although democrats lost more than off seats in tuesday s midterm elections, liberal democrats in the house are cheering her decision. barbara lee says she is the best person to lead democrats through a very challenging period and another cong