everything. and what happens at ten you can't have it? >> and stick with the show on outnumbered over time. back tomorrow at n bye. fox news alert and a major takedown in the the fight against isis has the world leaders gather in wales. >> thousands of miles away. u.s. air strikes reportedly'nn s the mark and killing a leader of the terror group this is happening now. >> makes the united states party to the north atlantic pact. >> end of world war ii and beginning of nato. and now 65 years later could history repeat itself? >> are we co=j full circle when it comes to russian aggression. and plus, officials are

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against the brutal is slammic terrorist. >> the nato summit was meant to mark the end of operations in afghanistan. but the hot spot now is firmy on the back burner as the terrorist threat and russia's menacing role in the ukraine tops a packed agenda. ed henry is traveling with the president there and live with us in cardiff, wales. where do they start? >> reporter: it is a good question. remember the nato summit was going to be winding down the u.s.- led nato mission in afghanistan. that is still part of the agenda as you know. but given the aggression from russia talk of sanctions and having a rapid response team of

cvfñ stationed hereonse team of in europe that couldquickly react if it expands to nato countries. but on top of all of that as you say is isis. it is not necessarily a direct. we talked about it in the mideast. there is great fear that the terrorist will spread here or in the u.s., and that's why british prime minister david cameron highlighted that. >> we have a crucial time in the history of our lives, there is dangerous and evolving threats and it is absolutely clear that nato is vital to our future as it has been in our past. russian troops are illegally in ukraine. the extremist threat has risen in iraq and syria. these are two of the threats we face. >> reporter: republicans have

been critical and suggesting that prime freedom cameron is showing more leadership and dealing with the isis. the president said on one hand the goal is to destroy isis and back pedalled and said wait a second we want to degrade them until it is a manageable problem. republicans like peter king say that is not good enough. >> you so chuck hagel and saying what a threat this is and he's not acting like it is not and now playing catch up and say we he had 12 months to do this and he failed. this is a terrible failure of leadership by the president. >> reporter: the white house said that was overblown and said in the short term trying to degrade isis' threat and long- term destroy them and that will take time, heather.

>> ed, thank you. snks the meeting's agenda originally focused on afghanistan but rapidly evochled on ukraine and the isis. chris walls is with us. normally, in a normal year nato summit would generate headlines but notw9=g a lot of news. i can't think of a time when the allyiance is faced with the problem. >> you are right. they are facing serious threats now at a time and the original talk was diminishing our foot print in afghanistan. this just shoes you can't control the world. the world to a degree controls your agenda. and the president talked about a no>ylightervúuju print and

diminishing defense budgets and nation building at home. and faced with a serious threat from isis in the middle east and henry referred to some talk that british prime freedom came ron got out in front of the u.s. president. they had a joint editorial in the times of london sounded like cameron than obama. a tough editorial and talking about confronting our threats both in russia and isis and not talk about managing and shrinking it as the president mentioned in the news conference in pú >> the president is taking heat from people within his own party. democratic senator jean sha heen from new hampshire put out the tweet. you probably saw. it do not believe isil is

manageable. these terrorist must be chased to the gates of hell. that is the vice-president's line. and it seems like mr. obama is maybe the most dovish member of the administration? >> not only the administration but increasingly the democratic party. there was talk, well, the president had to be sensitive to the left wing of his party. anti- war side of his party. a liberal democrat in new hampshire talking about it is not a manageable problem and elizabeth warren who many consider left wing leader of the democratic, or wing of the democratic party came out with a tough statement talking about how you have to destroy isil. and the commander in chief more dovish and elizabeth waren and not to mention the secretary of

state or defense it is defense. >> even al franken is putting out tougher language than the president has. we want to play from the campaign president obama talking about relations with> russia a trying to gig mitt romney about it. >> a now months ago, what is the biggest geo political threat facing america you said russia and not al-qaeda. neap 80s are calling to ask for the foreign policy back. the cold war was over 20 years. >> well, it was a great line and may have helped him win election, but looking at it these days, it% seems like romy was closer to the truth than his competitor? >> i don't know if you know this, you gave me a perfect opportunity to promo fox news

sunday which i am grateful. we'll have mitt romney as our exclusive guest on sunday and one of the things we want to it talk about. we have a picture and ready for this. there was a lot of issues and obama care and threat from russia and romney can say i told you so now. and it is two years too late for the lekdz and we'll talk to him about. that and 2016 because romney, a few months ago said not a candidate and now, well, circumstances could change. we'll try to squeeze more out of the former governor of massachusetts as to whether he might consider a run. a recent poll showed him way ahead of the republican candidates. >> third time is a charm in politics as well. chris, thank you for much. >> and thanks for the plug. >> you bet. >> we want to hear from you our

viewers. you think that nato will come up to a response from isis and russia click on america's asking and get america's thoughts. >> in the meantime talk about extreme weather. and if you are in the midwest you need to listen to this. a weather alert and dangerous storms taking aim at upper midwest. our chief meteorologist is in the extreme weather center with the latest. >> parts of wisconsin, we have heavy rain and chicago area is seeing heavy rain showers move through early this morning and start on the afternoon. headed to grown bay and really windy conditions and severe watch box issue has expired. it is a northern part of wisconsin and upper peninsula of michigan. we are talking about strong winds associated with this and it is incredibly warm there and

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>> a fox news alert to bring you right now. a grand jury indicting a georgia man accused in the death of his little boy. he was charged with the death of

22-year-old son cooper. he died after being left in a scorching suv for hours. and the indictment was just handed down in georgeia. johnathon? >> reporter: ijátz holding the indictment. the grand jury found a true bill on eight counts. felony murder and malice murder, of those in connection with the june 18th death of his 22 month old son cooper. the defense claims that justin ross harris forgot to drop his son in day care and left without realizing copper was strapped inside. prior to the death harris searched the web for information on children dying in heated cars. he had exchanged text with multiple women and that included

a teenage girl. the grand jury indicted harris on two counts of dissemination of harmful information to minors and sexual exploitation of children. harris is held without bond as he awaits trial. his wife who attended many of the hearings throughout the investigation was not charged in connection with this case. the investigation is ongoing and the district attorney is expected to talk to reporters three clock eastern time and we'll bring you more details then. >> it is an upsetting story. hopefully parents will use that as a cawingary tail. >> absolutely. >> fire fighters leap into action after a mother left a little boyinside of a hot car in san jose, california. the child had been in the car!v- 10 minutes.

>> with the air-conditioner going on. we tried to bring the temperature down. >> it is a blessing they called in time. who knows what would happen. the little boyis expected to be ay. the mother said she and swrth child left him there while they ran in the store for a minute. police say she could face charges. fast-food workers are putting down the burger and fries and taking to the streets. it is the latest push for $15 per hour minimum wage. johnathon has the latest from the front of mcdonald. >> reporter: heather, the protest in midtown mcdonald just wrapped up. it involved a hundred or so people. they turned up and shouting

slogans and they walked in the middle of the avenue here in manhattan and staged a sit in protest. the new york police officers moved in and arrested about a dozen of those and we saw similar scenes in times square. we were told that 19 were arrested and now the tactics of civil disobedience may be new this time around. organizers of these protest saying that if the wages of fast-food workers are lifted up, the american economy will be lifted, listen here. >> you can get your place instead of a subsidized homeless shelter and buy food instead of fooddo stamps and now you can g a vehicle if you are lucky and you are going to have to pay for gas. when you spend money it creates

jobs and it is simple economics. >> as the protest spread, the restaurant chains and franchise operators said lifting the wage for minimum wage to $15 is not sustainable. mcdonalds said we belie> it is a two- year campaign by the fast-food workers. they believe they have momentum on their side and getting gains on the state level and ultimate he see those on a national level, heather.

>> it is interesting they brought obama care into. that interesting. thank you. >> taking you to the nato summit. russia tops the agenda. vladimar putin is doubling down on his actions in ukraine and religious extremist terror otherwise the world. is the old nato up to facing the the challenges. they needed a bigger boat. a frighting encounter with a great shark. is it under us or come back. what if i move and will anybody come and save us. we didn't know anything. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes!

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and ukraine. and two charter members of nato. us and uk called to address the crisis and threats posed by isis terrorist in the west. can nato do the job? >> it is a form offer deputy assistant secretary of defense and author of nuclear>ñ nightmares, secowering the world before it is too late. >> can nato do the job? >> nato is a political and military force without peer. the key is getting it united and that's what the president obama is doing oaf the last few weeks and you will see it come together in the nato summit and a series of decisions.

>> peter,y wee get you to weigh in. >> i am concerned. i don't think the president has undertaken the international leadership that we expect from an american president. the united states is the biggest power within nato and basically the defactor leader of nato which is a military and political organization and disappointed with the president with the regard of isis and china and russia. hopefully we'll have significant actions to make up the deterrence action we have sewn with russia and a common threat we are finding in the middle east. >> one of the centerpieces is the 4,0005m strong rapid reacti force. i want to ask you about this. this is pledged before and neveñ materialized and why should

putin believe it might happen now? >> putin has united nato loc it hasn't been in two decades or more. and the rapid deployment forces co to reassuring the eastern nato members. that nato forces can move in quickly and you will see the unveiling of a cyber strategy and aid to ukraine and bolster that country's military and aid to the kurds who are fighting the isis threat like you never seen before. >> you say that nato united because of putin. peter, where is the proof of that? we are not see issing many people coming to ukraine's defense. but nevertheless, vladimar putin acting and the question where he is he going to go next? >> are they united? snshg it is a big organization

28 different countries herding them in one direction is like herding cats. coalition of the willing and others dealing with international security problems. nato hasn't gotten putin to cough up crimea. he's holding on to that. and violating the nuclear forces treaty and something that joe can talk about. and there is a lot of concerns there. and putin has seen the weakness and not only taken crimia and unsurgency in eastern ukraine that is destabilizing the area and may go after georgia or the baltic states. >> i talk to my polish friends and they are worried about vladimar putin coming after them are you concerned? >> your friends are right.

putin is playing a bad hand very well here and which is why you have to have military forces put in place to counter that coupled with the diplomatic strategy that defeats him and as you are seeing the economic sanctions put in place. there is nothing quick about this. peter is right. complicated analysis. and so you have to take thed tie to get this all right. you don't want to shoot and find out you are aiming at the wrong target. >> countries are supposed to put in two percent of the gdp. and united states does it and three other nations do that. and we have information on. that and other countries are not footing the bill and still nato members. how does that work? >> it is not a requirement. it is a guideline.

as we talked about there is a lot of free loaders and don't mind relying on a bigger power to do the heavy lifting for them. it is important that nato understands the threat it faces from russia and the middle east and thews europeans that have gone. maybe 3,000 with passports. >> that really matters, peter and joe, thank you for your expertise. and we'll talk about it a lot later. one thing people are asking. will europe answer the call in their own backyard how will they handle isis? >> libyan jet liners flat out go missing. remember what happened on

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>> nearly a dozen airplanes are missing, flat out missing from the airport in tripoli. and raising fears of a possibility attack from the air. taking a look at the pictures that are concerned. they were purportedly posted on line by rebels show will themselves with airplanes they captured when they overran the tripoli international airport in libia. >> we have the senior editor of the washington free bee con. >> multiple u.s. officials with access to intelligence reports that they were circulated in the u.s. government indicating that 11 commercial jets in libya had gone missing and the fear is they are taken over by islamists

and could be used in 9/11 suicide bombing attacks in the region or outside of the region. snshg the particular jet was a fairly small regional jet and not the kind that reaches the united states. but there are air bus that have significant range and they are missing aren't they? >> the u.s. is looking to account for 27 aircraft that belonged to state owned airlines. the real issue is that libya is spinning out of control and÷u becoming a failed state run by islamists linked to al-qaeda. and once that happens, booel have a threat whether from aircraft or terrorist themselves. >> and the fear is that they could use them as guided missiles the way they were used

on 9/11 or lead them up with terrorist and land at a civilian airport and guys with ak 47s come boiling out. >> it is not easy operation to do. that first you need suicide bombers that can fly an aircraft. we know that is done. you need fuel. and the libyans have. that and so it is a serious potential threat at lost with the officials i talk. to the administration is trying to spin it not serious. but the people i talk to are taking it serious. >> and let's also look at what is going on and what we learned about what happen in this country. one of the two americans killed fighting for isis apparently had a job in the minneapolis airport and had security clearances that gained him access to airplanes? >> this is the cross-section of the kind of people who are

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>> hi, everyone. coming up on the real story a exclusive interview with senator mccain live from ukraine. and why are citizens leaving our country to join terrorist organization? can we charge them with crimes? geraldo all over that. and my take, why dnc head would bring domestic violence all in a political attack. all in the top of the hour. nfuare like a lot of us here in america, so many of us have been we have good news. researchers unveiling the cancer drug. it is up to 140,000 a year. and doctor in the research

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>> claudia, thanks. >> and we'll be right back.

you're going to be back with us tomorrow? >> that's right. tomorrow. >> look forward to it. naings for joining us. >> have a great day. hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. this is if the "the real story." could a college student be behind the social media campaign to get americans to follow isis? also, garage finally deciding on charges against the georgia dad accused of leaving his infant son to die in a very hot car. plus, the justice department saying it will have a significant update live during our show on the ferguson, police department. why it's reportedly launching a second investigation following the police shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. senator john mccain is going to give us his real take