increase at the worst possible time. shepard: and the president says the average family will see taxes rise by $1,000 unless congress takes some action. so let s get team fox coverage now. doug mckelway with the political battle for new hampshire. first ed henry. they are not oppose to the extension of tax cut deadline. that s right, shep. throughout this when jobs debate throughout the president s bill the republicans have said they are willing to deal on a payroll tax cut extension because in theory they support it throughout, the president has said he would pay for it this costs about $180 billion with the super committee failing to come up with spending cuts, there is now know pay for. and so the white house seems to be changing its tuna little bit saying, rather than its paid for. they are saying pass it and then we will figure out how to pay for it. take a listen. in the spirit of thanksgiving, we are going to give them another chance. [ laughter ] next week they re gonna g
again. we have team fox coverage now. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon for us tonight. ed henry is at the white house this evening. shannon bream is in our washington news room and jonathan hunt is here in new york. let s begin in a cube with david pipe who are is streaming live from tripoli. david? hi. the traps transitional council is claiming gadhafi was killed in the crossfire during his arrest rather than being executed. they say he took a bullet in the shoulder as they were bringing him to the car, which was going to send him to misrata, and then took one in the head as they were trying to get him out of that situation. also during the dna testing, we re being told that he didn t really have real hair and, in fact, it was a wig. also today, libya s leaders have said that one of gadhafi s sons also was killed in the fighting in sirte. but they can t confirm whether
wouldn t have wanted to seen what would have happened. governor john kasich of ohio told fox that he now wants to propose legislation limiting the sale of exotic animals in the buckeye state. shepard: sheriff says his office has been receiving complaints about this particular farm now for at least seven years. court records show the cops had previously arrested that owner on charges including cruelty to animals. team fox coverage continues jonathan hunt chief fox report correspondent with that part of the story. this owner, what a list. yeah, shep, he was well-known to his neighbors and animal rights activists who frequently accused him of cruelty towards the animals he kept. also, very well known to the authorities who charged him once as you said back in 2005 with animal cruelty and also raided his property back in 2008 and found 133 guns on the property. in fact, he had just left prison
the president was first briefed on the situation back in june. of course, the questions now who in the iranian government may have signed off on this plot and what sort of repercussions will they face? iran predictably denounces this whole thing as propaganda. we have team fox coverage with james rosen live at the state department and jennifer griffin at the pentagon. but first, to eric shawn. he s live outside the federal court in lower manhattan. eric? trace, tonight, it seems that iran s apparent bloody hands of terror may have reached our country. though iranian officials here in new york say this case is totally baseless. prosecutors say this man, he s from texas along with an iranian agent planned this alleged terrorist attack. he is a naturalized u.s. citizen who has a u.s. and iranian passport. he met a confidential informant in mexico, offered $1.5 million for the hit and paid 100 grand
attacks of september 11th as, quote, the greatest special operation of all time. al awlaki called himself a holy man. even serving as imam at a mosque outside of washington, d.c. but this is his mugshot from one of two arrests for soliciting prostitutes in san diego back in the 1990s. police busted him for hang around a school. team fox coverage tonight extensive this evening. jonathan hunt with his life. jennifer griffin on his death. ed henry on the president s role in the operation first to our national correspondent catherine herridge who works intelligence for us who happens to be in idaho falls, iowa tonight. she was there when the assignment broke and has been working his story for a very long time. what do we know about how this all went down, catherine. thanks, shep. early this morning we had confirmation from yemeni officials, also u.s. officials both on the intelligence and the military side that anwar al-awlaki was killed about 60 miles east of the yemeni capital. he was