italian. >> always take phone call cans from your mom. >> i do most of the time, right, mom, right. >> we'll stay here for outnumbered over time. click the over time tab and the fun continues tomorrow on tv at noon eastern. >> time out. >> right now, three big developing stories we are watching this hour. new questions about the shooting of 18 year old michael brown. the family is releasing the autopsy. and president meeting with top advisors in washington before heading back to martha's vineyard. and the deadly ebola virus may be spreading beyond africa. >> and starting with a big shift on the battlefield in iraq as kurdish and forces take back control of the country's largest dam. i am ed henry in for jon scott.

>> i am patty brown in for jenna lee. >> american air power taking out the militants. allowing iraqi and kurdish ground troops to recanture the mosul dam. but the fighting is not over yet. >> jennifer a lot happening in the pentagon today? >> reporter: that's right, ed. it is premature to say that the mosul dam is in iraqi hands. the fighting is ongoing and heavily mined. u.s. air strikes are targeting isis. they carried out 15 air strikes alone and 38 total in and around the mosul dam. this video shoes u.s. strikes from the weekend. there is tension between the kurdish fighters and the iraqi military sent from baghdad and the u.s. is in the middle.

>> this can't be about stopping them from taking over a post or taking back a dam. it is an overarching terrorism strategy that has been lacking. >> kurdish military officials claim that the dam is under the iraqi government's control. that may be premature. the u.s. said it is a multiphase operation. the u.s. is providing air cover for the kurdish and iraqi forces. and some hinted combat troops may be needed. >> it is effective and we need to do more and ultimately we may have boots on the growned. not something i want and the worst choice is to do nothing. >> the spokesman for isis is a now a desigated terrorist. no u.s. business can do business

with him. it may be symbolic but he is listed as a desigated on the state department terror list. >> more decisions ahead for the president. jennifer griffith live in the pent govenlt there is a now report on how hillary clinton likes to travel in style. along with hundreds of thousands in speaking fee. there is a long list of demand. luxury hotel rooms and demands a gulf stream jet. james has more on this. >> reporter: even if you have a chance to have hillary clinton accept your invitation to speak, you will be willing to pony up to 300 grand and a chartered 450 gulf stream for the sole use of

mrs. clinton and her party and round trip business seats. and book a presidential hotel suite. her lead travel aide will get a 500 sti pend and all meals and phone charges are picked up. and a sten on ograver whose transcript will go to mrs. clinton. 90 minutes of mrs. clinton's time and taking of 50 photos with no more than 100 people including the 20 guests she brings with her. no advertising without mrs. clinton's permission and 0 press coverage. there are many details embedded in writers. and others involving alcohol and how high up the hotel swoet may be. for secretary clinton it is not

the first time details have leaked out. but the extent of her control before and after is extraordinary and her adversari are likely to use those details as showing she was out of touch with americans. she hasn't driven a car since 1992 and referred to herself and mr. clinton as being dead broke when they left the white house. joining me is john, editor of real politics. and i will spare you the list of tom's demands. >> hey, ed. >> we ran through the long list as james reported so well. i am sort of curious what you think of if it is much ado about nothing or lingering problems with hillary clinton given the dead broke comments that james mentioned. >> in isolation it would be much

ado about nothing. this fits in with the ongoing pattern. look, hillary clinton is having trouble with this and having trouble for weeks now. and hasn't come up with a good answer or response about the wealth and life of privilege that they have been leading and it made it difficult for her to connect with folks and have woman of the people image that she's trying to portray. >> we'll talk turkey or steak about the fry that is in iowa in upcoming september and hillary clinton attended to speak there. and long as known as a beginning point of a campaign. is she edging closer to getting in? >> i think so. she is giving off all of the signs and signals of preparing of running for president. certainly all of the apparatus

is put in place. and she will have to make that decision. some speculate including myself she may end up not to do it but it is looking like she is giving off the signs she will. >> before we get to 2016, we have a big election coming up this november, in the midterms. we heard how angry people are with both leaders in congress. but four out of five basically saying let's throw the bums out. most members of congress 19 percent said yes. and 74 percent said no. it is not a surprise that people are angry. will that translate to people being thrown out? we'll see these polls and sometimes you know, they are a wave and a lot of people in both parties are thrown out and other times tis it a speed bump. >> you are right. this is part and parcel.

the public is in a foul mood. they are disgrunteled with congress and washington in general. 19 percent. that is ten points lower than the lowest rating in 1992 when they started to taking the poll. 30 years of data now and this is lowest by far. you look at the public revolution and the pick ups by the republicans respectively. but the democrats controlled the majority in both houses of congress. republicans hold the house and you are right, we may not see. this doesn't automatically assume that the republicans are going to make huge gains, because their approval ratings and republicans in general their ratings are pretty low. it still is a bad sign for democrats a couple of months out of the election. >> republicans have high hopes

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>> dozens injured in a powerful earthquake in iran. it struck a remote area causing widespread damage. people were prepared after minor

quakes were felt there yesterday. iran sits on fault lines and experiences a minor quake every day. >> kurdish and iraqi forces have recantured the mosul dam by accounts and delivering a setback to the islamic militants. american air strikes pounded isis and forcing them to retreat from advancing kurdish and government ground troops. the dam provides electricity and water and fears that isis could compromise it and flood nearby cities. how pivotal is this battle? peter brooks and a former deputy assistant secretary of defense and cia operator, thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> is sis held the dam two weeks and iraqi forces rallies and

u.s. air strikes and kurds took parts of it back. it is on the ti gresz river and parts of it might be under isis control and mines and bombs all over the complex. peter, how significant is this? >> it is good news in a long battle that doesn't have much good news. this is part of the critical infrastructure and cause lots of deaths. i thought isis might want to operate it. they could provide water and electricity to those repressed. and the fact of the matter is, it may portend a change of momentum in iraq. isis has been on the roll for months now and first time we have seen u.s. forces and iraqi forces and kurdish forces working together to stop the advance and roll back isis movement in iraq.

>> what should the u.s. role be going forward in iraq? >> that is challenging to say, because it is still unfolding. it is a fluid situation. i think what the united states is doing now, is providing air support and hopefully providing intelligence and getting arms in the hands of iraqi and kurdish forces to fight isis. we'll have to see what tomorrow brings, i didn't see white flags coming in the isis outpost or units after the attacks. we are in the middle of the major battle of the heart and soul and territory of iraq and it is important to stay engaged. i hope the president and white house is paying close attention. >> ukraine is tightening the noose on the the pro russian separatist and controlling the from of a rebel strong hold in the east.

it was taken over by russian separatist and the ukrainian army took back the center. and other parts are under control of the rebels. is this showing a turning point in ukraine? >> it could be. the ukrainian army bigger than the insurgents, but the russians are bigger and more capable than the ukrainian army. the russians have 45 this happened troops over the border and probably supporting the rebels. the question is, if the ukrainian army persists in restoring the territory of ukraine and pro russian insurgency folds, what is vladimar putin going to do? invade eastern ukraine? we have to keep a close eye on the russian troops.

putin may not be willing to withstand the loss and come up on a pretense to enter ukraine. >> there are troubling reports that dozens of civilians fleeing in a convoy were killed in a shelling attack. the ukrainians and rebels are blaming each other. what do you make of that? >> it is tragic on a number of levels. there are 2,000 people who have been killed in eastern ukraine due to the fighting. there is a lot of finger pointing going on and in fact, patty brown, we haven't been able to get to this crash site of the malaysian airliner, we haven't undertaken those recovery operations that people would like. there is a lot of tragedy going on and hopefully we'll see a restraint in the violence and a permanent end to the fighting. there were meetings this weekend

and hopefully diplomatic efforts will reach a positive conclusion to the fighting in eastern europe. >> so far, those talks haven't made much progress. peter brooks thank you. >> israeli troops standing by the gaza board in case they are needed for a response on an attack. >> president obama is being briefed on the unrest in ferguson, missouri. a live report in the white house next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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his holiness asking them to reject the negative mindset and forge new peace to korea. >> the pope will visit the philippines in january. >> a five- day seize fire winding down in gaza and troops are standing by the border as there are continued talks in careio. east side so far standing firm insisting their demands for a long- term agreement be met. what is the latest, rick? >> the latest, ed that we have unconfirmed reports of a thin deal that is reached between the palestinian and israeli delegations. israeli media and others are reporting that there may be a partial agreement and that the talks will continue and issues are worked out.

the israeli delegation left cairo for tel aviv which they do every night. and the palestinian negotiation met with egypt to go over the final words of the agreement. the terminology of the deal may be the main obstacles. palestinians want the immediate lifting of the blockade and reinstruction on the fishermen lifted. there is a three mile limit on the mediterranean tree. and israeli want to dismantle hamas and groups in gas a. they would allow hamas not to rearm and disarm them over time. israel is standing firm on disarming hamas complete plea. we haven't confirmed the details. hamas said it will not disarm as part of the deal. we are hearing word that the idf

and shinbet, the israeli intelligence service made a terrorist bust. there was a large- scale terror plot they stopped in west bank and jerusalem. hamas created an infrastructure with an operative in jordan with the goal of creating terror attacks in israel and undermine the west bank. and allowing hamas to take over the west bank. hamas so far not commenting on the report by the israeli defense forces, but, ed, the big news is a possibly deal reached. there may be a 24 hour extension of the ceasefire that is set to expire in three and half-hours from now. again, no word on any of this. >> rick, live in gaza city.

thank you, rick. new worrys about our national security. a former intelligence chief believes that america is more vulnerable to a terror attack now than ever before. and calls for a special prosecutor in the fatal police shooting of michael brown as the independent autopsy is made public. >> in the head there was a severe clear injury and that went from the back to front position.

right now, attorney general eric holder arrived in the white house and scheduled to meet with president obama to provide an update on the situation in ferguson, missouri. and this as the naa cp calls for a special prosecutor to investigate the shooting of michael brown. mccaula has no plans to step aside. and. >> the nation indeed, the entire world is watching as he carries out his duties. i believe it is critical important for a prosecutor to be appointed and important for the justice department to remain active and engaged. >> joining us now is trial attorney heger and john a defense attorney and former

prosecutor. >> heather you support the special prosecutor. >> why not? we have so many questions and missteps by the police with regard to releasing the tape and stealing of the cigars and saying that the officer knew nothing about the tape. why not have a special prosecutor so that no one can claim injustice. i believe in the system and you want everyone to believe in the system. why not appoint a special prosecutor? >> and jana, the reason not to, you are giving in to violent protestors? >> back check a bit. the county prosecutor has the case in front of a grand jury and not like he's doing nothing. he has the grand jury investigating whether the charges should be filed. >> there are so many steps yet

to remain. autopsy results from the state and the other examinations with the clothes and car and all kinds of facts and if people are doubting the entire trial and justice system why not put in a position of less to doubt. snshg we'll get that information once it is placed in front of the grand jor. but in speaking to the other point, you can't blow you up your town and use it as a way to get what you want. if we cave to that pressure. what happens if there is another suspect shooting and the time after. that the county prosecutor hasn't done anything wrong. let's not kick him out. >> there is a second independent autopsy on the body and when asked why he did it, he said the family asked me because they had no information by the one done by the county and the lack of transparency in his words is

fuelling the tension, heather. >> i agree it is fuelling the tension. you put all of the information out on the very beginning, you influence witnesses right or wrong. people's memories change with what they hear. one witness said michael broken was shot in the back. we know that is not true, as you influence more and more witnesses, you are going to get recollections that are incorrect and that's why the prosecutors keep that information to themselves until the question is completed. it is not transparency but protecting the investigation. >> jana, the family said we have a right to know how our son died. now there is a third autopsy? >> no. the doctor said to have a third autopsy is quite unusual. the family knowing how their

child died? of course they are. whether the officer is criminally prosecutored or not. he came out and said things today, that might undermine a civil prosecution a bit. >> it was a confusing press conference and not much was ruled out or in and cautious in the the language he used. but heather, we are hearing people asking the question, why isn't the officer charged yet? is it too early? >> it is too early and very difficult, paddy ann. the the law is difficult to charge a officer in the line of duty. in order to do so, you have to prove malicious intent as if the officer went out to kill michael brawn. there is no evidence from the family's perspective or police's perspective that the officer went out to kill michael brown.

a civil right's action would be appropriate here, but a murder or hate- crime case, the evidence is not there. >> maybe it will be, but not there yet. >> from the press conference. we heard dr. baddon saying those wounds could have been occurred when he had arms surreppedering. on the other hand defensive or reentrow that might have happen. he may have had his head down indicating he was falling or barrelling toward the officer. so many ways to interpert it. we saw michael brown's family saying it was conclusive that michael was defending himself and other saying that it proves that the police officers were justified.

>> it is being tried in the public and press. and we have a system for a reason and there is time to get discovery and the evidence and all of the facts so they can go fairly before the jury. instead you are hearing from the family's lawyers and the police lawyers. this is not the time or place for. that >> jana, what was your biggest take away from the press conference? >> it dispelled the rumors that michael brown was shot in the back. like this was a man running for his life and shot by the police officer. we know from the family that didn't happen. that is a huge point in my bock. snrgs heather, what does it say about the reliability of the witnesses? this that is a big thing and why we have to get all witness' accounts before we put out more evidence. we need to make sure reliable witnesses are believed and then

a jury will determine the reliability. but the reliability of the witness who said he was shot in the back is in question given the results of the autopsy. the autopsy has hurt witnesses that come forward thus far. >> how important is video in a situation like this? >> it depends. we saw it was important in other recent events with alleged police brutality. video can speak for itself and sometimes misleading if you don't know where the video started and stopped and what happened before and after. it is crucial sometimes. i don't know, the only video i saw so far in this case was michael brown existing the store where he allegedly took the cigars. >> and that brings us to the politics involved here. certain videos were not released and people saying that people on one side are trying to paint him as a choir boy, and you can't

with hold something like that. and if they are going to release evidence, they should release it together. however tfrustrates me, we hear from some witnesses and yet the police, because they are protecting the investigation are not releasing information. they released the tape in attempt to start to tell their story but it back fired with the response by the people in the community. snrgs i think the case will be with us for a long time. >> the case reverbating to the white house. president obama being briefed on the situation in ferguson and meeting with attorney general holder in the white house. he is meeting on a range of subjects on a visit that was preplanned. >> reporter: the president's return to washington was planned before the shooting of

18-year-old michael brown. the violent reaction in ferguson was not a reason for him coming back to the white house. the individuals scheduled a photoopportunity with eric holder. and the talks would center around what the federal government can do to reduce the violence and make sure all residents of ferguson, missouri are safe. the president addressed the violence on martha vineyard and scolding the looters and police. >> holder asked for the justice department to arrange an autopsy by a federal examiner. heul called for that because of the extraordinary circumstances of the case and at the request of michael brown's family. this is the third autopsy on michael brown. michael bodan conducted an

autopsy and he was surprised at the president's involvement. >> many black men die, accident, homicide, and every day in this country, and rarely and never as far as as i recall has the president of the united states gotten involved. it was holder who requested the autopsy though mr. obama is critized by those who say he is get involved and those who say he shouldn't get involved. >> there is a meeting with eric holder and national security. they allowed the cameras and didn't allow reporters and they don't want questions abou the sensitive topics. >> reporter: you are right, ed, no questions from the reporters. that's the deal the bureau chief made to get the pictures to show

the meeting occurred. >> the president interrupting his vacation and be back to martha's vineyard in a couple of days. new information on the growing danger of terror attacks on the united states. even as the united states helps in the fighting against isis. the number of islamic terrorist groups has more than doubled in the last couple of years. kathryn has the story for us. >> reporter: in the last interview with the head of the intelligence agency, the number of islamic terrorist groups doubled from 21 in 2004 to 41 today. and flyn who is retiring never saw the u.s. face a more unstable situation. it is a confused national environment that i have witnessed in my year. we are in a long threat of

societal conflicts that is pretty unprecedented. irs sis is creating an alternative to the islamic leadership and shown that it has the ability to hold ground by proforming. it shoes how they are gaining traction. the core is the core belief it is not on the run. it is you know. sadly feels like it is growing. bocka haran has kidnapped the 200 girls and now there is abduction of young men and girls from another village. on the sunday show, the threat

is now getting worse. you think we are in greater danger now than before 9/11. >> the threat matreks is so wide and deep. we didn't have that before 9/11. >> the groups have learned from fighting the u.s. military for more than a decade and that is clearly another complicating factor. >> kathryn, live in washington, thank you. >> another american potentially infected with the ebola virus and where she may have contribut contracted it. and liquor sales booming. .

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in the national guard and did he did tell the white house about it if not, why. >> what things are being hit so you can prepare. >> and a vicious thug boat know officer and filmed it and no one stopped him. all that and more in the top of the hour. >> we are seeing a bourbon boom and disstillers are working over time to fill demand. kentucky disstillers filled for bourbon since 1970. kentucky is home to 95 percent of the world's production. it exports of bourbon and tennessee whiskey topped a billion for the first time ever last year. >> new development in the ebola outbreak. a new mexico woman tested for the violence. she was not feeling well after

a trip to sierra leon. just the thought of the deadly virus being here in the u.s. is terrifying for many people. it is a unique opportunity experts say to study ebola in depth. i appreciate you being here, doctor, i wonder what you say to folks who get worried and keep hearing it will not affect you and yet cases turn up. >> you got to be rational. we didn't mean to stack that back-to-back. >> it is difficult. walking around california or new york you will not get. it family members or health care workers. but a regular person, you are not getting. it 30,000 of the people die from

the flu. i would worry more about the flu. this is not a problem. >> we had similar fears about sars. it mutated itself out of existence. and that was air-borne. >> and if you are on the plane coming back and you get an attack. very little chance of you in the back of the plane with contact in the front of the plane. >> that is the immediate short term. and median long-term. what does it mean for science? >> tremendous opportunity. we don't know much about the virus. how long does it take if you are contagious. what are we doing with people that are hospitalized with the disease. what does it do to the blood vessels and heart attacks and strokes. we have a thousand or 2 this happened cases.

>> i would be remiss on an important question. the bigger fear should be 30,000 people dying from the flu virus. >> you have a vaccine. >> not everyone goes for the vaccine. >> you will not die if you get the vaccine. you may have a less case. talking about ebola talking about can kill you if you get it. i have a way to protect myself and not worry about it. people need something else to worry about. >> plenty in the world to worry about. we thank you for separating fact from fiction. >> growing fears of a possible land grab on a massive scale. we'll have a live report from colorado.

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just in -- brand-new video, president obama, attorney general eric holder meeting at the white house, oval office there. the attorney general providing the president with an update on the situation in ferguson, missouri. eric holder has now demanded a third autopsy be performed on michael brown. while there are reports that the white house got no heads up from the governor of missouri about the fact that he was ordering in the national guard overnight to deal with the ongoing violence. obviously still a big story we'll stay on top of now and throughout the rest of the afternoon. there's growing concern in several western states of a possible massive federal land grab. there are 12 national monument sites being considered, four of them in utah alone. that means with a single stroke of the president's pen, millions of acres could soon be off-limits to any local development. >> reporter: even critics agree that there is a place for

conservation of federal lands. it gives us places like this to visit. but there are some folks in utah who say at some point it's got to stop. the 100-year-old antiquities acts gives the president unilateral authority to declare national monuments. many of which become national parks. some say the mandate has been abused in recent decades. >> now it is used as a political purpose to make a political statement on land that is not endangered in any way. >> reporter: officials here worry about a repeat of president clinton's 1996 designation of the grand staircase national monument which covers an area as large as rhode island and delaware combined. >> it pretty much shut down everything. you can't access it anymore. >> i don't think people on the east coast particularly or east of the rockies, for that matter, really understand the public land issue and the distribution of public land which is mainly here in the west.

>> reporter: 50% of the american west is owned by the federal government. in utah, it's 70%. >> henry county is 92% federal land. >> so we in the west clearly see this differently because we face it and live with it every day. >> reporter: utah congressman rob bishop is working to head off new declarations. >> we can create some wilderness, create some scenic areas, we can also create some type of economic development. >> reporter: 14 senators recently asked the president to declare even more land in utah as a national monument. the of those senators live in the intermountain west. >> live in colorado, thanks. meanwhile, a new york city landmark could soon belong to one of the world's wealthiest and most controversial men. the plaza hotel overlooking central park which is host to the rich and famous for decades is now for sale. a deal is reportedly in the works to sell the luxury hotel to the sultan of brunei.

the sultan has come under fire for instituting strict sharia law in his country. organizations and act remembers already boycotting another one of his famous properties, the beverly hills hotel. the pentagon is announcing the u.s. has launched 18 n5 newr strikes today near the mosul dam. concern were mounting that isis could use that dam to trigary humanitarian disaster. the prosecuting says it has no indication of the dam's imminent failure and iraqi government forces say that they have in fact taken back control of the dam. this would essentially remove a potential weapon of mass destruction from the hands of islamic fanatics. new information now on the shooting of a teenager that sparked chaos in ferguson, missouri. what we're learning that's keeping anger at the boiling point.

thanks for joining us. "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts now. fox news alerts. hi, everyone. we are learning more about the shooting that's sparking anger and lots of violence in ferguson, missouri. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." breaking news right now. the governor of missouri has just said that there will be no curfew tonight either in ferguson, missouri. so things coming in at a moment's notice here. we are all on top of this story today. meantime, earlier today that autopsy finding michael brown was shot six times during some sort of encounter with police. the shooting of the unarmed teen has spurred days of the protests and looting as you can see in the video. so far police in riot gear using teargas hasn't been muff