all right. so it continues. fox news.com/outnumbered. and click on the tab. "happening now" starts in three seconds. >> three american missionaries helping ebola victims arrive back in the united states. how the doctors plan to keep them safe. >> and a jail break. more than 100 dangerous prisoners at large after the rocket opens an escape route. police are investigating the nas-car crash involving nas-car's tony stewart. a shift in strategy in iraq. american is arming the kurdish forces fighting isis in the

north. >> thanks for spending your monday with us. it is a busy news day. isis gains on the battlefield and continuing offensive means that the administration is drastically changing its policy in iraq. this is the first time the united states provided weapons to the kurdish fighters and so far, the curds have been able to retake the two towns all with the help of the u.s. military might. there is a total of ten air strikes since friday. jennifer griffith joins us live with more. >> a show down in baghdad could make it difficult for the u.s. to work through the iraqi central government. the president of iraq a kurd decided not to renominate maliki. he ordered troops and tanks to protect his office in the green zone and gave no indication of planning to step aside.

our hope is that mr. maliki will not stir the waters. one thing all iraqis need to know. there will be little international support what so ever from anything that deviates from a legitimate constitutional process. >> the u.s. continued air strikes on isis targets today and delivered a fourth round of humanitarian air drop. they dropped 74,000 meals to stranded yazidis refugee. and drinking water. administration officials say that u.s. help will be limited in scope. >> in the end, it is iraq's responsibility. we can help and we will. but our role is limited and the president is clear. we will not, the united states, will not go back into iraq in

any combat mission like we were once in. >> in an about-face. the administration is bypassing the central government is delivering arms to the kurds. it is the cia that is delivering the weapons right now. >> and thank you very much. in the meantime, had the failure to stop isis terrorist there put ours home land in danger. mr. president, you have never once spoken to the american people about the threat we face from being attacked from syria, now iraq. what is your strategy to stop these people from attacking the home land? they expressed a desire to do so. there is no baghdad administration protecting the home land. that has to have a commander in

chief with a vision. this commander in chief has no strategy or vision. >> joining us is lee. you say isis is already here in the home land? who is isis? both in the middle east and here at home? they are the jihaddist that served first al-qaeda and because of the success of isis on the ground. 1-third of iraq and one- third of syria and forming a nucleus x. branches of al-qaeda joining isis. this will replicate here and in europe. those cells can be individual lone wolves. they will switch to isis because isis is now success excel they will support them. >> i am not trying to make

light. but the in group that looks like the toughest group out. there how does what we do in iraq impact this terrorist group? >> there is a question here in washington and other capitols, is isis going to strike in the u.s.? they have ideological long- term. isis said they are going to attack us. and are there people here to do so. if we engage them further, the leadership of isis will feel the pressure of delivering a blow or strike success will or not here in the u.s. in both cases we'll be dealing with isis and seeing them here. >> what do you think of secretary hagel saying that we are not going to have combat troops on the ground, what do you think of telegraphing that

to isis. >> we say we are not putting troops in the ground. good, the americans are not coming and we'll continue against the minorities and kurds. but the problem in washington. they are full- blown with an army or not do anything. but there is something in between. partner with the ground forces. >> waly, ten air strikes from general scales in the last hour of "happening now". he said that is not enough. now the news that we are arming the kurds and are we moving in the right direction? we have to be aggressive but smartly aggressive, what do you mean? >> move nothing the speed. we should have done that when isis control would mosul before they went to anyoneeva h and attacking kurdisstan.

and now we have to stop them from attacking the kurds or syria. >> we need to increase air combat missions against isis and start working with kurds and minorities very seriously. >> is it too late? they are in syria and made gains in iraq. is it too late to put the genie back in the bottle. when we go to war and and engage the conflict much later, there is a higher price. if we don't act now in iraq it isis will link with syria and maybe not this administration. but others will have to deal with it. >> looking at the threat here at home, how would you describe that to our viewers.

can you do one thing to make sure this group does not gain more power or aggressive and attack the west, what is one thing we must do today? >> stand firmly with the civil associates. 33 million egyptians brought down the brotherhood. we need to identify them and support them and that's how to win the war on terror. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. hundreds of christians fleeing the violence in iraq are demanding protection and holding a rally. thousands fled to irbil last week after isis took over the villages. the christians are asking the international community to help them leave the country. they have no future in iraq. >> and a raid targeting 60 locations. and authorities say weapons and

a mmo and explosives were found in dozens of buildings including makeshift mosques. it gives you an idea how widespread this is. the secretary of state hillary clinton gave an interview to the atlantic saying that the president's foreign policy was too cautious in general. do you agree with hillary clinton? what do you think of the assessment of the policy so far and what is happening on iraq. go to fox news.com/happeningnow and click on america's asking. >> and the 72 hour ceasefire is holding between israel and hamas. the humanitarian aid is brought in and the israelis get a break from the rockets aimed at their cities.

both sides have teams trying to work out the latest round of violence. rick, what is the latest? >> reporter: we have had 18 hours of quiet and no word on whether it will past near the wednesday deadline. peace talks resume in cairo after the israeli delegation arrived from tel aviv. they are holding indirect meetings. one palestinian member is optimistic a deal could be reached and lift the blockade and open the borders, but another delegation members said if they don't roach a deal this week, they may not have a ceasefire. >> and a lot of folks stuck inside. how are the average citizens taking advantage of the calm today. what are they saying about the ceasefire, they want it to continue or go back to fighting? >> they welcome the quiet and

taking advantage of it by heading out of the street and going out and collecting water and they are forced to use water tanks that are on the sides of the roads and they are filling buckets and bottles and push carts to wheel them home so they can clean up and wash dishes and cook with. it there is a fractions of the power needed here. utility leaders restoring electric lines. israel provides limited power to the gaza strip. but one power plant was hit by an air strike according to the locals and could take a year to get it back on line. no incoming fire or outgoing rockets today, leland. questions of how the peace will last and get the basic services that the locals need so badly. >> rick not wearing the flap jacket.

and i know it is close by if the violence continues, thank you, rick. >> back here at home a town rocked by the shooting death of an unarmed teenager by the police. what the justice department is now saying about the shooting. and good samaritans in the right place at the right time. >> it bounced up and hit on its belly and got the first lady off of the plane and i pulled her out and she was conscious and complaining of back pain.

>> new fallout from a police shooting in missouri. looters straking out after a shooting. thousands of them demanded justice. family members said 18-year-old michael brown was unarmed when

he was shot and killed after a scuffle with a police officer and two people. they are monitoring the developments closely. quick thinking good samaritan rescued people from a air before it burst in flames. these are the people you want around. >> reporter: yes, the small plane took off from a regional plane in utah and goet got in trouble. it was piloted by a man from boisei ida ho. sergeant kelly saw the plane put down the landing gear and he sped to the scene and called 911. within seconds, the plane bounced and crashed on the soccer field. both heroically entered the

burning plane along with a third unidentified person. and fought through the flames to rescue the family. >> the door was open and i thought they got out. no, they are still in there. >> and when we got in there, the flames and heat was coming into the cockpit there and we had to work fast. >> it is a good thing they did. the plane exploded in flames moments after pulling the last person out. all three were hospitalized in critical condition. the mother and daughter was upgraded but the father remains critical. none of the three would not have survived if not for kelly, lawrence and the third good samaritan. >> thank you. >> and american missionaries helping ebola victims in africa are back on u.s. soil facing a lengthy quarentine.

and aaron hernandez is back in court as he faces first-degree murder charges. the evidence that his lawyers want to keep out of his trial.

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now information on the aaron hernandez case today. the defense team homes to suppress evidence from his cell phone and other devices. as you are likely to know, aaron hernandez is charged with the shooting death of a associate or some call it a friend. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >> this is a fox news alert. three members of a north carolina- based missionary group helping ebola victims are back in the united states. they arrived inharlotte late

last night, and the they will be placed in quarentine for three weeks. one of the three that arrived was the husband of nancy write bol. she and dr. brantly contracted ebola and improving in the atlanta hospital after receiving an experimental serum in africa joining us now is dr. amy edwards and infectious disease specialist for university hospital in cleveland. i want to thank with this. there is difference that the treatment folks placed in quarentine and the isolation of the people who have ebola. what is the difference between those? patients in the hospital actually have ebola virus and so they are in isolation because

they are actively infectious and we know they are. however, my understanding that the people who are coming back from liberria today and in the coming days, simply had contact with somebody who had ebola hemmeragic fever and so the concern is that they may start to exhibit symptoms and so you keep them in quarentine for the people around them. >> that means they can't see loved ones or only talk to them on the phone or how does it work? >> it varys under which virus they are under quarentine for. we did quarentine with sars in '05. ebola can only be passed by with saliva and urine. and my understanding, the quarentine will be on the

grounds of the organization that they work for. as far as whether they will have contact. i assume they will have contact, you want to avoid close contact particularly of body fluids. >> you are getting them out of harm's way and a terrible condition going on in liberria and not only protecting them from what is going on in liberria, it doesn't seem like it is presenting a health danger to those here in the united states. i was reading that they are screened in liberria for having symptoms and also once they arrive here? >> right. they pose no risk to anybody in the united states and they will be watched very closely for symptoms and moved in isolation should they exhibit symptoms. but no, i don't believe they pose a health risk at all. >> dr. edwards.

thank you for joining us. the news on the prorushiab separatist today. the town of donetsk is surrounded by the ukrainian army. will russia stay out completely? or will russia double down? why history is not on ukraine's side. and she was abducted by a man with a gun. now there is a big problem with her story. wait until you hear it. ugh. heartburn.

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we of course, have been talking about the violence in iraq and gaza. but there is another growing crisis overseas and this is in ukraine. uranians reject the cease four from pro- russia separatist and there is a high probability that russia will send in troops. heavy shelling led to a massive

prison break. hundreds of prisoners escaped. and ukrainian is demanding pro russia forces surrender. and they are gambling that russia will not intervene. is that a good beat. james, is playing chicken with the russia army a sound foreign policy for the ukrainians. >> i wouldn't know if playing chicken is the right term. but the past month the ukrainians are retaking the territory that is under the control of the separatist and why now after so many months of fighting, they are trying to get a ceasefire. they know they are on the losing end of this. but it is also the same time russia might be planning an invasion and that's what nato warned about as you mentioned. >> at some point, you have the pro russian separatist begging for the ceasefire.

if the ukrainians don't give them a ceasefire, doesn't that give the russians a pretense for sending the troops over the border. >> russia doesn't need a pretense. putin calculates and wants to do, he will do it and they can create a humanitarian pretext as they did in the georgia six years ago. and it is what they have been preparing to do for sometime and indication that they are painting military vehicles with peace keeping to lie to the world that it is a peace- keeping operation when in fact it is an invasion. >> i want to show video that was posted on line. we can't independently confirm. this but the new york times showed ukrainian troops moving through the towns. and the thought that the ukrainian military is getting

its act together. is it fair to say the ukrainians have the ability to go against the pro russia separatist. it doesn't seem like they have the ability to take on the russian army. >> well, you have to understand, most of the ukrainian military is a voluntary force. the military was riddled with russian agents and spice. and so the soldiers are patriotic young ukrainians joining to defend their country. naturally you will not have the most professionalized force. that said, it would be difficult for russia to invade and occupy eastern ukraine. it is not going to be a cake walk like crimia where the population opened arms and welcomed them. ukrainians in east ukraine will put up a fight. it will be difficult to pacify

a large amount of territory as eastern ukraine and that must be running through vladimar putin's head. >> speaking of putin's head. what is his calcuulous. is he not inskrading because of the international pressure or military movements on the ground and to your point how difficult it might be for his troops in eastern ukraine if they go in? >> they are both considerations. but what is most important to him is staying in pour in his own regime. that's why the ukrainian revolution was a threat. if russians look at ukrainian brothers and see a working democratic country it will threaten his own rule. he will do whatever he needs to it stay in power. he's been priming the russian public on a nationalistic

campaign against the west and so- called ukrainian facist. they are expecting victory and so it is difficult for him to back down at this point and that is why leaders in the nato and eu are so afraid he might act rashly and invade the country formally with soldiers and tanks and what not. >> as you look at the chess game against vladimar putin. does it seem like in the beginning of the ukrainian crisis he miscalculated. or is this the road he wanted events to go down. >> i think when the downing of mh 17, that came as a shock to him. he certainly did not want to have the rebels he's supporting in the country, he didn't want them to shoot down the malaysian airliner and the remains have

been treated, that angerred the europeans and moved them more harshly against his government. he didn't expect that to get out of hand. that's what happens when you play with fire and give antiaircraft to drunken thugs it is not surprising a tragedy like this may occur. >> we heard the front lines moved close to where the wreckage was and making it difficult for the investigators to get close. james, thank you. >> very interesting. you spent time in donetsk? >> i did and a lot of what he is playing out. you so that how the rebels are not organized and putin seems to have banked on the pro russian separatist and trying to make that in an army doesn't work well. >> think of it coming to your village. >> little different then.

>> wall street is keeping a close eye on what is happening in russia and in ukraine and iraq as well. and impacting the markets. lauren has more on that, lauren? >> hi, jenna, good to see you. stocks are up and call it a relief rally or what you will. three- quarters of the stocks that traded have an up arrow today. and you can see from the big board downtown, the dow is up 40 or so points right now and continuing a huge rally that we surprisingly saw on friday as well. >> the reason i say surprising, there is crisis in hamas and ukraine and russia. and it seems on friday, and again today, that they are focusing on the fact that there might be a ceasefire in ukraine and russia. they were ready for some sort of ceasefire and that's what we are grasping on to today.

we have comments from a top fed official. in remarks, stanley fisher said the global economies are struggling right now. they are not as strong as one would hope in an economic recovery. and that sends the message that okay, super low interest rates are here to stay longer and easy money is a "drug that the stock market likes so much. we have up arrows and we are seeing them put away from gold and put them back in stocks and small stocks and all the riskier if you will. i am not complaining and jenna, check your 401 k. >> not that for monday. we'll take that. >> good to see you want. >> a michigan teen said she was abducted and now investigators say her claim was a sad hoax. >> hi, again, leland.

40 law enforcement officers searched for the teen. but she was spotted standing on a corner. claiming to be abducted and held hostage. haley was on the cell phone renting a movie and said she saw a man lie nothing a ditch and was going to check on him and then he had a gun and the phone disconnected. 17 hours after that she was believed to be missing. her dad found her car running and empty and her mother made a desperate plea on camera. and the search covered the whole state. the detective and fbi agent reintrude the teen and said her claim to jump from a moving vehicle was false and that she cut herself in the abdomen to make it look real and conflicting accounts of why she was carrying a dog. the case was forwarded to prosecutor and filing charges of a false report is a felony and

they used manpower in the search and they want restitution. and this morning, they don't believe she acted alone. >> what a story, we'll see what happens in terms of charges. >> and a family suing the cable guy. he arrived in the home and took explicit photos of his young daughter and the company knew about him and should have stopped it from happening. and why the cable company said it is not their fault. what do you think about that? we don't know if there is legal effort here. but a nas-car investigation. and the latest on the crash involving tony stewart accident next. i have a problem. i need to speak with your fraud resolution department. ugh, we don't have that. what should i tell him? just make that super annoying modem noise... (shuuuuuuuh....zzzzzzzz...de ee...dong...shuuuhh...)

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a mission without a name and getting bigger by the minute. will the u.s. put boots on the ground in iraq. don't do stupid stuff. why is hillary clinton saying that policy is stupid stuff? we'll debate. and this one for you. how would you feel if you paid eight times more for your airline ticket than the person next to you. we'll tell you how to find the cheapest flights all top of the hour. >> more of the biggest names in nas-car. tony stewart was racing saturday night when his car hit and killed a fellow driver. kevin ward junior got out of his car. here he is. one car missed him and he was struck by stewart's car. there is no evidence of criminal intend. and joining me how, a criminal

defense attorney. when you watch this video. it doesn't give you indication of it was criminal or negligent or just an accident? >> it would be difficult for someone like me to say because i don't know enough about racing. they will investigate this. and say no evidence of intent, that is not enough to say there was not a crime. if there was reckless or negligence he can be faced with a felony and faced with years in jail. >> heather is correct with that. that is okay. the elephant in the room, kevin ward got out of his car while other race cars. >> does that take it off of the table. >> he was lunging and lunged at the car. and put himself in harm's way. that does not negate intend of reckless and criminal charge,

but this kid really caused his death. >> the other problem is that stewart is known to get out of his car. >> we want to get to that. >> look at this clip of tony stewart from a race previously. and it was joey and tony stewart going at. it and we'll see what tony had to say. >> what angerred you. >> what the hell was you thinking i was thinking b. he wants to drive like. that i am going to bust his (bleep). >> and ladies, is this in some way play in to criminal or civil charges? >> i think it will play in criminal charges. if he's being reckless and knows it is reasonable for people to get out of his cars, he's done. it it will weigh in to as if it

was negligence. >> and there is a difference between racing on a track and driving down the highway, isn't there? >> going back to your original point, i don't think the prosecutors will use his contact where he is a hot head to prove he was being one. especially when we have video evidence and again, they are going to have to look at what was going through tony stewart's mind? >> and the cars are different and control different. and people who know that type of thing will have to speak to it. >> again, watching that video it gets worse over and over. direct tv is being sued after a known sex offender came to a moment. warren maxi took pictures of their daughter in 2012. he was convicted and sent to prison. and the family is suing because directv didn't do enough.

you expect the cable guy to show up and fix your tv in the four hour window. but you don't expect a sex offender. >> you don't. they have rules and this is a subcontractor and that you are not supposed to get past the background checks. you don't know if someone will bring a friend on the call. much less that that friend is a predator. i think directv is too far removed. >> they have the deepest pock s pockets. >> of course, you have to go after the company. if i hire heather to represent a client and she calls up jenna lee and she loses the case. my client will go after me. it is the same premise. contract is with directv and not the subcontractor.

>> don't they have a responsibility to make sure folks showing up or did enough by background check. >> neither jenna and i are in the office and we have rules and if they are breaking rules and bringing people in that we don't know about. it is it difficult to hold us responsibility. >> hopefully. >> and we have a duty to make sure our rules are followed and if not, we are on the hook. >> at some level if you look at the case though, what do they have to prove? do they have to prove injury to their daughter. she was clothed and no assault and took pictures of her stretching and gross and creepy to begin with. but what do they have to prove with to get something from direct v. >> pain and suffering and mental anguish montear damages would not be big enough unless the juriy wanted to smack.

>> unless they can get punitive damage. there is not a juriy in the world not wanting to punish someone. >> they have to make sure the jury doesn't come back in anger. direct v responded and said mastech an authorized contractor did not send massy to the family's home. the authorized installer brought mastec with him unbeknowns to mastec or direct v and it was a violation of company policy and the installer who brought him was immediately terminated. >> and after gaining ground for months, isis is getting pushed back. the now we are taking it one step further and putting weapons in the kur ds hands.

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an update now on a story we've been following. a coast to coast tractor ride. raising more than $87,000 for charity along the way. the journey began three months ago in new jersey. wounded warriors close to his heart. ivan joins us now on the phone.

what an accomplishment. congratulations. >> oh, thank you so much. >> what was the best part of the journey? >> oh, the best part was probably coming to the teton mountains. just beautiful, big mountains with the white snow cap tops. and the open country across the plains. >> for some of our viewers, we talked to you a couple months back as you were getting through the midwest and just for our viewers new to the story, what inspired you to do this, to drive cross-country on the tractor? >> i was in the military and always felt like i wanted to give back. just thought i would take a year off and bring awareness to our heroes that fought for our freedom. >> you reached top speeds of 18 miles per hour but you say you were actually traveling a little bit slower than that? >> around 14, 15. that's around 900 to 1,000 rpms. >> any parts of the journey that you thought, you know what? i'm not sure about this idea.

>> you know, i didn't. the whole way across, i didn't think about it. when i look back now, i thinkdy really come across there? but each day was a new adventure. this is what i'm going to do today and i wonder what's around the next curve in the road. each hour, each mile was an exciting time for that day. >> i was thinking about how fast we all move on a regular basis so it must have been a real treat to be able to see the country the way that you did and also the speed that you did allowed you to really take in some scenery. i know you were hoping to raise $1 million for wounded warriors. you raised around $87,000. tell us a little bit about where that money is going to go? >> to the wounded warriors project. 100% of it. of course it goes probably some of it will go for wheelchairs, also to renovate homes where wounded veterans are coming back and have to renovate their house

so they can get back into civilization. >> it is a great cause. helpamericanheroes.com is your website. are you driving back to the east coast? flying? >> i'm flying back. the rig will be trailered back. >> sounds like a good way. you get a little bit of both. the slow way and the fast way. ivan, thanks for joining us once again. congratulations with accomplishing your goal. >> i can just say this? crescent city has been so open. i would just encourage people to visit the city. inviting me into their city and participating in the wounded warriors awareness. >> we like recommendations about where to go. we always have to take a look at the map and figure out our next spot. ivan, thank you. >> on a tractor. >> you in the cowboy boots, you

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