of a black hole, courtesy of the hubble tell scope, it is one of the smallest in the universe but also the most dense. that will do it for me in d.c., make it a great day. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, new terror warnings that isis fighters may already be on u.s. soil. fresh analysis on the danger they may pose and what's being done to protect our country. firefighters deploying record amounts of fire retardant no contain the out of control wildfire in california. a dragnet in pennsylvania may be getting tighter as police search for the suspect accused of ambushing two state troopers, leaving one dead. we'll have a live update on the

manhunt. but we begin this hour with a frightening security breach at the white house and now serious questions for the secret service. it was caught on video. watch what you're actually watching, a man jumping the fence, running across the white house lawn and barreling through the front door. president obama and his family are fine. they had just left for the weekend. remember this, this is supposed to be one of the most secure buildings in the entire world. let's go live now to elizabeth at the scene on the white house lawn. elizabeth, i've worked there, you've worked there, it is inpen trelable so we thought. >> reporter: it all happened right behind me last night after 42-year-old omar gonzalez sprinted across the lawn and making it all the way inside the front doors as you said before secret service grabbed him. his security breach triggered

evacuations and some staffers and journalists were rushed out of side doors, not something we normally see. according to ed henry, a source familiar confirms there was at least one officer outside the front door with a gun drawn but using his own discretion decided not to use. we did learn afterwards he was unarmed during the incident. the president just left minutes beforehand with his daughters and first lady was not home, already left for the weekend. gonzalez is now in the hospital for medical evaluation. the secret service releasing a statement, this is currently under investigation and the secret service will review the response to ensure proper protocol was followed. now, this investigation on the heels of a security breach on september 11th when a man wearing a pokedmon costume was met with guns drawn and dog unit, not something we saw last night.

this is not the first incident involving the secret service, it has been criticized in the past. in 2012 there was a number of agents and officer involved in a prostitution scandal and in march a dutch hotel employee found a secret service officer intoxicated right before the president arrived on a trip to the netherlands. kelly, back to you. >> amazing. elizabeth, thank you. >> 49 turkish hostages released and returned to turkey by isis. the hostages including diplomats and their families were abducted in june from the turkish consulate. they were freed after what they are describing as a covert operation by its intelligence agency. john has more. >> reporter: it's a little, turkish prime minister would not elaborate about what kind of covert operation was used saying

the country used its quote/unquote own methods to secure the release of those 49 turkish consulate workers. they reunited with her families in the turk irk capital and they've been held since june 11th when militants overran the city of mosul. the country has helped with humanitarian aid allowing refugees in and including a flood of 45 syrian kurds during the past 24 hours. now turkish officials say the borders while open for refugees are being secured to keep isis militants out and possible fighters from leaving but there have been many reports that isis militants are recruiting possible fighters from within turkey. we're waiting for more confirmation about that.

isis continues to hold a british hostage delivering relief supplies into syria when he was taken a couple of weeks ago. today a jihadi, kind of an interesting twist on this. an ideologue called for this hostage's release, saying islam forbids harming nonmuslims who work for relief agencies, still, isis is threatening to kill the british aide worker as it did another relief worker as we know, those two american journalists. >> thank you so much. >> kelly? >> new developments for a missing university of virginia student. they have questioned a man who entered a restaurant with hannah graham and may have later gotten into a car with her. investigators searched his car and apartment but not calling him a suspect. leland has the very latest on this. what can you tell us?

>> reporter: good afternoon, this is the last place that hannah graham was seen walking here 1:00 in the morning. that's where at least electronic signature and trail goes dry. the specific part of the tape investigators are looking at this, black man, 6'2", at one time pointing his hands around hannah graham's waist leading her to the restaurant. despite having this evidence and other evidence that police collected from his car and house we witnessed in the last 24 hours, they do not have enough yet to charge him or anyone else with a crime. >> this press conference and every press conference here after is about one thing and one thing only and that is finding hannah. everyone within the sound of my voice has that responsibility. if you live in the city of charlottesville, attend the university of virginia, if that young lady has touched your life

in any way, you have the responsibility to help us find her. >> reporter: and out here on the charlotteville downtown mall, we saw police with blood hounds trying to get a tick tock if you will, retracing her steps. also out today 1100 volunteers from around the community, many uva students and a lot of residents searching every nook and kranny they could find. on railroad tracks and looking under sheds, anywhere where not only hannah graham could be but whether there might be evidence hidden in this case. there's a vast area they are trying to search here because it's so wide. they have not narrowed down the trail. going forward a couple of things they are looking for now is surveillance video that might show where these two went after they left this area. they do have the suspect leaving in his car and believe anna was

with them. where did they go and turn? looking at atms and those type of things. the other evidence is cell phone data, 1:20 in the morning there was a text message to a friend saying i am lost. they want to know exactly what time then try to figure out what cell phone tower that pinged off of to find out where she was and where she went after that. back to you. >> very disturbing for that community and particularly her family. thank you. police combing the thick woods of the pocono mountains in pennsylvania. they are trying to find the man they say shot and killed a state trooper and injured another. with a high powered rifle and ambush last week. price and barrett townships under lockdown. they are looking for eric frein, a self-taught survivalist with a grudge against law enforcement

and considered to be extremely dangerous. here's the very latest on this manhunt. >> reporter: good afternoon, you're looking at heavily armed troopers in their car guarding the entrance to a neighborhood or area where they believe 31-year-old suspected cop killer eric frein is thought to be hiding. we've seen all morning dozens of unmarked fbi and state trooper vehicles going in to that neighborhood, cars with search dogs on board and we've also seen a helicopter periodically flying. police are checking every vehicle leaving and some local residents have not been able to go back in the home, staying in shelters overnight, some even sleeping in their cars. what we heard last night, around 7:00 p.m., gunshots were reported less than a mile from where frein lived in his parents's home and 25 miles from where he ambushed the troopers.

we cannot confirm they were exchanged with frein but shots were fired. shortly after that, residents were told to shelter in place and stay indoors and away from windows as camouflage law enforcement officials comb threw the woods and neighborhood looking for frein, locals are on edge. >> we can't believe everything going on. it makes us feel really unsafe thinking he's so close to us in the woods. i keep looking out my back window and we're scared. >> now, frein is on the top ten most wanted list and they have been systemically searching woods looking for him. he's a local and native and understands and knows how to naif gate through the woods and taken part in a lot of war reenactments and shooting a rifle since he was a kid.

his father, a retired major said ez a great marksman and doesn't miss. a $175,000 reward is being offered for anyone that can offer any information that leads to frein's arrest. >> thank you very much. >> thousands of firefighters in northern california scrambling to contain the out of control wildfire that consumed tens and thousands of acres, it's only 10% contained. crews dropping record amounts of retardant on the fire burning so quickly because of drought conditions there. wayne allen huntsman is the primary suspect in starting the wildfire. the 37-year-old pleaded not guilty to an arson charge and being held on $10 million bail. the african nation of seira lee own starting a battle against ebola. 6 million people are under curfew to stay in their homes as

they search for people infected with the deadly virus. the outbreak was killed about 2600 others have lost their lives control south africa. afghanistan's new president will be announced tomorrow. the final results will be released sunday after an audit for fraudulent ballots. the two candidates have been negotiating a deal that would negotiate the responsibilities between the president. they hope the afghan leader would sign a security agreement that would allow 10,000 troops to remain in that country after combat operations wrap up at the end of this year. they are lives are sealed. some congressional democrats avoiding president obama's name on the campaign trail this political season. our political panel weighs in on what this means for both parties. how the cia is responding to the backlash over a german caught selling secrets to the

united states. plus, the nfl commissioner's attempt at damage control over the domestic violence cases plaguing the league. why many are saying, it doesn't go far enough. sfwl over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me.

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time for a quick check on headlin headlines, the dragon is scheduled to take off tomorrow morning. it will be the fifth shipment to the international space station, they are taking various cargo, including a 3-d printer and 20 female price. cia taking a break from spying on friendly governments in europe. this comes after european allies express anger over reports the u.s. had been spying on them. and pope francis appointing a new american arch bishop, he'll be replacing cardinal francis george suffering from poor health.

well, the hallways of capitol hill emptying out again as congress heads home to ask you to send them back for yet another term. but a trend appears to be surfacing right now. democrats on the campaign trail keeping their distance from a certain someone by the name of president barack obama. so does this tell us something about the mid-term election? we're joined by fox's political analyst and washington director of moveon.org and talk radio shoest. welcome to you both. >> thanks, kelly. >> we're looking at this midterm and usually people would rally around president obama if you go back a couple of years ago. even when democrats were pushing through that affordable health care act, right now it appears in a lot of democrats are saying persona non grata, let's not bring him back to our constituents. >> thanks for having me on. it's great to see you.

>> you too. >> no matter what party you're in, you would have to be crazy to not run against washington. grass roots democratic voters support the president still in high numbers but however you feel about the president, he's not on the ballot this time. it's congress. congress's approval ratings are 14%. that's just a smidgen higher than ebola. >> that's pretty good, ben. >> angela, can you top that? >> i don't think so, kelly. ben, senatorial democrats running for re-election didn't get the memo that grass roots democrats support this president. they are running away from this president like the plague. if you look in 2009, democrats were euphoric about president barack obama on the congressional house floor they mentioned his name and initiatives over 200 times. but now they don't even want to be seen with him on the campaign trail. and also, cummings and clyburn and lewis, they are actually

going to red states actually campaigning for the president for senatorial democrats, that's a problem. >> ben, i asked a question, i loved your answer, very entertaining, but what is the bottom line? why is the president's -- what if factor, factoring so badly for democrats? >> in a mid-term election like this the number one question is who comes out to the polls. moveon.org has done their own polling and we're finding the thing that motivates potential voters for the fall isn't to vote for or against the president. it's to avoid senate takeover by republicans and see what we saw in the house, against birth control and minimum wage. >> spin it like you want to, ben. incumbents cannot run away from voting record. you and i can agree that democrats in the house and senate voted for president obama's initiative lock and

step. the stimulus packages, on and on and they can't run away from that. >> let's get a work from the spin zone. the spin stops here as a great colleague of mine says. let's get to the numbers in terms of how many times the president has been mentioned. can we bring that up real quick? >> 92 times republicans have mentioned president barack obama. compared to just 39 times bring democrats. now, this is a rockstar in the democratic circles heretofore, but right now his luster is wearing off. what's the deal? >> let me ask you, if you were running for senate -- >> i'm not even running for congress. i asked you a simple question. >> you're spinning me, man. >> no. >> if you're in a state that did not vote for president obama in 2012, you're not going to run your campaign on vote for me or obama but on the substance. >> but you've got demoats going to red states, that's something the president would have boldly done and had the

audacity to do as a matter of fact last year and even the year before that, angela? >> i mean, you're talking about red states, ben. arkansas, louisiana, look at colorado. udall is down with the polls and governor there might not win re-election because the president is so unpopular. i can give president obama this, he can raise the heck out of some money. it takes more than money -- >> i'm glad you brought that up. the republican national committee says it has raised more than $10 million last month alone. last month alone. and again the democrats not raising nearly that amount, raising something like $7 million. >> kelly, if i can jump in here. >> sure. >> this goes to the essential confusion of the whole question. this is not a presidential year and this is a congressional year. if you look at the democratic and republican senate committees and house committees, democrats are outraising them on both

fronts. this isñat about confusing candidates and it is through grass roots donations all about a republican takeover of the senate. that's what's on the ballot. >> i get it. >> there is such a thing as president coat tails my friend. >> yep. >> what's happening with the presidential coattails since i'm asking such a foolish question. >> the president's approval rating last past presidents are not as high as they were before, 41%. the question is will voters see this election as a referendum on president obama or on congress? >> in 2010 -- >> we think there should be a referendum on congress. >> ben, in 20 -- in 2010 there was a referendum against the affordable care act. that's when republicans took over the house. now it's going to be a referendum against obama's failed policies and republicans

will retain the house and take over the senate, my friend, face the facts. >> we thank both of you. >> i'll start asking now what's the referendum -- thank you very much. nfl commissioner roger goodell talking to the media for the first time in a week addressing the growing domestic violence problem. his remarks coming after the nfl has come under heavy criticism for the mishandling of five players involvement in domestic vioíq cases. goodell is vowing to implement new personal conduct policies by the super bowl while also saying he never intended to step down also accepting his role and apologizing for how they handled the incident. dominic is live with the very latest. >> hey there, general consensus was too little too late from goodell an they wanted to see much more from that, the critics who applied pressure on the nfl

to come out with a response and actually some action on how they were going to deal with domestic violence within the nfl itself. very passionate responses we saw immediately after the press conference yesterday in which goodell blamed himself for why there had been no action. if you look at the response from the talk shows and everything you saw online come after that, you clearly see there is great dissatisfaction in his leadership. what they really want to see, for example, those groups that have pro women's rights and civil rights lawyer, they want to see an end to domestic violence in the nfl. listen. >> i heard his mea kul pa's, he wants to get it right but talked about due process for players. >> players do not deserve? do they not deserve due process? >> of course but i didn't hear anything about due process for the victim. >> and that's why the nfl fell

short amongst most of the critics, there was criticism from nfl players, they took to twitter calling goodell a liar and booing in text messages as he was live on air. there were some players, including a 22 season nfl player thought goodell did a good job. >> he's taken the brunt for things he didn't even do. this stuff unfortunately has been going on for a long time except it's being reported about much more now. the only good thing is there's so much visibility about it the players in the league may cut back on this. >> but it has to be said there wasn't much to report beyond that for goodell and the pressure is by no means over on the nfl on this. one of the developments in this espn is reporting the baltimore ravens knew about the fight in the elevator at a casino between ray rice and then fiancee almost immediately after that happened.

they were apparently alerted by the casino security team. the ravens have responded saying they are inaccurate in that report and hold some sort of press event early next week to explain their position and perhaps give details on how much they knew and for loung. espn report saying that ravens actually sat on that and kept it hidden for months. back to you. >> it will be interesting to get more information onceconducted. >> the story of an incredible women who helps child abuse victims. >> plus, the fight against isis is escalating. why is iraq's parliament saying it doesn't need our military's help? listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars than before.

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welcome back, everybody, it's the bottom of the hour. thousands of iraqis protesting

today against the u.s. forces there as action against isis begins to heat up. members of iraq's parliament also say military help shouldn't come from the u.s. or its allies, we all right have 1600 personnel in iraq without a status of forces agreement. but president obama continued to insist that ground troops are not an option. >> we won't hesitate to take action against these terrorists in iraq or in syria. but this is not america's fight alone. i won't commit our troops to finding another ground war in iraq or syria. >> we're joined by bob scales, retired from the army and fox news military analyst. he says i won't commit our troops to fighting another ground war. we already have boots on the ground, 1600 military personnel inside iraq. why is this such a confusing mixed message coming from the white house? >> beats the heck out of me.

i know of no senior military official or retired military official, no person of any influence in this town that doesn't believe the ground presence in iraq and syria will increase because isis is too large and too rich and too successful to be defeated by these pinbrick air strikes alone. they are aggravating isis instead of killing them. the day will come when the ground presence, when is already what, 1600, will grow in the weeks and months ahead. the nature of this war is going to compel it. what we have to do is make sure we focus or strategy on what's best for us. the american people rather than what's best for iraq and god forbid what's best for syria. >> let's talk about what's best for iraq. what's best for them is for the united states to get involved.

they need our help. meantime, iraqis and followers of shiite cleric are holding a rally in baghdad to protest against u.s. military intervention inside iraq. remember it was the followers in fallujah that massacred folks dragging burnt bodies through the streets. let's not forget the type of brutality here. >> i think the threat is even greater, al sadr fought the army to a stand still. he is playing to his domestic shia audience, urban poor in baghdad and also playing to his allies in iran. remember he lived many years in iran, trying to get the iranians into this mess. and he has no love for the united states or our allies. but he knows in private moments, as well as parliament knows that iraq will never be able to

sustain themselves as a state or never be able to re-establish their territorial integrity without the help of three allies. >> in this week's address, the president also thanked congress for the bipartisan support. here's a question, everybody is asking, how in the world can we trust these fighters to protect american interest? and prevent isis from leaking out of iraq and syria and targeting the west. >> what a mess. the bottom line is we can't. two years ago, had we armed the free syrian army before they began to collapse and fall apart, we probably could have achieved such sis. this is a pinprick. at best they are 5,000 fighters and fighting assad as well as isis and they just can't do it alone. the only way this is going to be turned around and you're going to strike at isis and break them apart, attack them in syria with

overwhelming force and ground forces in syria. that's where the refuge is for isis and we have to go after their heart and their head as well as trying to destroy them in iraq. >> we can not do it alone. >> no, we can't do it alone. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, julie. >> the recent scandals within the nfl is heightening the awareness of domestic and child abuse. but these problem have been going on long before now. we look at one woman who was uniquely involved in fighting one of america's most serious problems, child sexual abuse. >> my name is simon. i'm that little voice that lives within all of us. >> in an entertaining presentation, she is on a mission to save children from the dangers of child sexual abuse. she has been using her artistry as a puppeteer to prevent child

abuse and help rescue children victimized. she reaches children and adults through an emmy award winning musical program called simon says just tell. >> i don't think people realize what a massive problem this is. you know, one in four little girls, one in seven boys will be sexually month lef lly mow left age of 18. it's an icky subject and we're going to stop the icky. simon means everything, children have a hard time telling and i think that the most important thing is that you allow a child to tell, that you give a child a voice. >> through her main character, simon, regina and her talented staff have been able to discuss what she calls an icky subject that people want to discuss. reg that, herself, a former victim of child abuse, said it is an american epidemic that can and must be stopped. >> i encountered abuse.

i did. and it took me over 50 years to talk about what happened to me. and i don't want that to happen to any other child because it's ahard thing to carry. it's a cross to bear. and once you're able to talk about what's happening to you, it's freedom. >> this is my body. >> this is my body. >> simon teaches kids how to speak up, the result is that children are able to find help when they need it most. >> is now a good time to tell? >> yes, it is. >> the child sexual abuse prevention program uses advice and research from top experts in law enforcement, education and social services. even input from victims and offenders. >> it's always an effort, always a fight. but is it worth it? darn right it's worth it. i do believe that simon can become a global character or mascot, if you will for

children's rights and children's rights are human rights. >> regina and her staff created a men agory of characters. simon says just tell has been presented to more than 250,000 children at schools and youth centers throughout virginia and resulted in 150 arrests of people guilty of child molestation and abuse. she is working with other agencies to expand the program globally. she believes that every child, everywhere, deserves a safe and peaceful childhood to one day live their lives beyond the dream. program also provides training for teachers and law enforcement and child protective services and it is really an important thing she's doing. >> what a brilliant idea to give children a voice. it's hard to communicate with children and for children to communicate what their thoughts and feelings are. this is a great way for them. >> it's excellent. >> to get those out -- out and

in the open. >> simon is actually her voice for her own problem she is. >> good for her. >> the big boss at the nfl, punting questions about his authority after serious domestic violence issues. is the league's business model in danger? what does it all mean for you as a football fan. put on your lederhosen, it's time for octoberfest. >> what about my socks? we're taking a trip to munich. ♪

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that will contribute $1.4 billion to munich's economy. and they are ready for all of those people and their pocketbooks, the single largest capacity of an octoberfest tent is nearly 10,000, which is a lot of ledderhosen and a lot of medical treatment. the red cross treats between 7,000 and 10,000 every year. billed as the biggest beer party will run through october 5th. the nfl under harsh criticism for its handling of several domestic violence cases, many people even calling for this man, commissioner roger goodell to step down. the league takes in millions of dollars in sponsorships and now some of those sponsors are suspending contracts. so how could this change the way business is done at the nfl? dominic, consultant is here to discuss this. it's good to see you this afternoon. share your insight in terms of

how businesses might perceive this. we know that some are already suspending contracts with the nfl. >> look, the nfl literally is the goose that lays the golden egg. it supplies viewership eyeballs on a weekly basis for advertisers for the networks and advertisers. on an average, 17 million people watch an nfl game and we all know, 111 million people watch the super bowl. this generates a huge amount of eyeballs watching each game. advertiser willing to pay for that. goodell has really delivered to the nfl owners' revenue that is just astronomical. this is the business model that everybody is scared about losing. >> absolutely. since you're talking about that revenue that everyone is afraid of losing, let's pull it up right now so you can see and our viewers can see how much money is being pumped into the nfl. take a look at that, dominic.

tell me how that might -- how they might lose that if the nfl players association doesn't get on board with doing something because that's going to be an issue as well, right? >> look, if we look at that, when goodell came into office in 2006, revenues were up over 50%. last year alone the nfl took in $8.5 billion of which 6 billion got distributed to the teams, almost $200 million per team. the advertisers are the revenue source the licensing and nike willing to pay $1 billion to supply jerseys to the team. the revenue sources are huge. that makesu>ávz value of each franchise worth more. that means every nfl player that plays can collect more money. as we've seen -- >> as you know right now, their brand is so badly tarnished because of these kind of issues, we're talking domestic violence and also talking about accusations of child abuse.

this is really bad for the brand even though people still love the sport. they love the game and want to watch it. but the advertisers themselves, they are not turning a blind eye to this. >> no, they can't turn a blind eye to it because at the end of the day, if they associate their product with a bad product like the nfl, the vision of the nfl today then they are going to get damage too. they are not going to walk away. there is a huge competition for viewers and they are going to influence the nfl office and put a lot of pressure on goodell and say we have to clean this up. we have too many things here at stake, whether it's the players, advertisers, union, the nfl home office, the owners, there's so much revenue stream, goodell has a plan in place that he expects the nfl revenues to get to $25 billion over the next 10 or 15 years. the numbers are astronomical and they got to get this right and done a bad job so far. >> they are going to try to get

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if you're one of the millions of people who use artificial sweet eners, a new study shows it may even raise your blood sugar level and possibly your chances of getting diabetes. so how are artificial sweeteners to blame for people losing control of their blood sugar levels. >> that's what we need to have more information about. the studies show in mice the most commonly used sweeteners, as par tame and saccharin, used in her foods and sodas, can change the bacteria in our guts which are somewhat related to having glucose intolerance. >> many turn to them to cut

calories. have we been duped into thinking that the artificial sweeteners are in fact not cutting fat, they are actually causing it? >> it's hard to say. we thought this could quench our sweet tooth without the calories and blood sugars but this might not be the case, we have to pay the toll for sweeteners. >> we're talking, everything, everything is sugar free and fat free, you're talking diet sodas and coffee mate creamer and my morning ritual. at this point the calories aren't even that big, but the taste becomes addictive. i do not like the taste of regular coke. i liked the taste of diet coke my whole life. what is it that makes them taste better? people choose taste over calories. >> that's one of the things we're going to have more dialogue about. this is not going to fall to the wayside. we're not making a estimate we need to cut this out completely. this has only been tested in mice and handful of humans.

there is something to be said about what's tried and true that age-old wisdom, beating a balanced diet and staying active and good weight are the best things we can do. we may not have this get out of jail free card. >> how exactly do these little innocent little packets change and affect the bacteria in the stomach. >> experts have not been able to figure out. bacteria are not just our neighbors but live in our bodies, we have a trillion bacteria that weigh about three pounds, that's the weight of our brain. but they function very in multiple ways and help digest our food and with vitamins and fight off bad bacteria. they are our friendly neighbors and friendly house guests in our body. what happens is somehow, some way these artificial sweeteners change that bacteria and those new bacteria that our body is not familiar with are increasing

the risk for glucose intolerance which could lead to diabetes over time. >> there's no short cut to good health, you have to do it the old fashioned way. >> age old wisdom. >> there was a rise in diabetes. >> they are calling this the disease of the century, affecting 30 million people. >> on the rise. >> yes, it is. >> always good to have you. that will do it for us but you've got good advice. >> the journal editorial report is up next and i'll see you on the fox report. >> i'll be watching. >> you better, 7:00 eastern. you too at home. see you then. [ female announcer ] you change your style. why not your eye color? new air optix® colors prescription contact lenses

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