contributor. be sure to tweet us at jer on fnc. thanks to my panel and for all of us for watching. i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. a frightening security breach at the white house, now trying to service answer why. a man leaps the fence, bolts across the white house lawn and makes it all the way to the front door of the president's home. welcome to america's new headquarters -- >> you would think this wouldn't turn out, but agents did tackle that man inside the north portico, the president and his family were not home at the time this happened but the white house is supposed to be one of the most secure buildings in the world. how could this happen? elizabeth is live with the

latest. >> reporter: it's supposed to be very secure but seen the front doors were unlocked which makes this a huge security breach, 11:20 last night, 42-year-old texas residents omar gonzalez sprinted across the lawn before getting tackled by security after he passed through the threshold of the front doors of the white house. according to our own ed henry, one oifrp was outside the front door with a gun drawn but decided not to shoot using his own discretion. we know now gonzalez was unarmed during the incident. four minutes before this happened the president left about his daughters for the weekend and the first lady was not home at the time. it was a flurry of activity, staffers and adjournists rushed out a side door. gonzalez is now at 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. but remember, it's only been a week and a half since a man in a similar incident, although wearing a pokemon costume, jumped the fence in a similar fashion. he was almost immediately apprehended in a very stark difference, nabbed by officers with guns drawn and also a dog unit. but just so our viewers know, when anyone does pass over the threshold, a sensor alarm is set off and every on duty agent officer is notified immediately. back to you guys. hopefully no more copy cats. >> eric, this isn't the first time someone has tried to rush the white house as elizabeth just pointed out. this past september 11th, they caught a man who jumped the north side fence and in june of last year a man rigged a jeep to run without a driver and it slammed into a barrier near the white house. and he was arrested after

jumping the fence near the old executive office building. and in 1994, a man crashed a small airplane on south lawn killing the pilot. controllers at the nearby national airport picked up the plane on radar only minutes before the crash. >> now to the situation overseas, turkey says it has managed to secure the release of 49 hostages from the clutches of the radical islamic terror group isis, those were returned home to a massive celebration in the country's capital with loved ones rushing to greet them. details on how they were released are scarce but turkey state-run news agency says the government did o] pay any ransom. turkey had been reluctant as you may know to join the coalition against isis, citing the safety of the kidnapped citizens. eric, the africa nation of

sierra leone on lockdown as health care workers search for people infected with the deadly virus. the goal is to stop it from spreading. the outbreak has killed more than 560 people in sierra leone, 2600 have lost their lives across west africa. >> police now have talked to a man they believe was at the bar with missing university of virginia virnlg student hannah graham. she might have gotten into a car with him. they say they do not have enough information to arrest or detain him. and they are not calling him a suspect. >> police say surveillance footage does show the man noticing graham before circling around and then walking behind her. authorities have announced a $50,000 reward for any information leading to hannah's whereabouts. >> police are now scouring a densely wooded area in northern

pennsylvania trying to flush out 31-year-old eric frein, the man suspected of ambushing two state troopers last week, killing one and seriously wounding the other. he's been described as a self-taught survivalist with a major grudge against law enforcement. brian has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, it appears police are zeroing in on the 31-year-old suspected cop killer eric frein's position, what start as a manhunt with forest and gaming land has zeroed in on neighborhood behind me. we've seen these cops out here heavily armed and stopping people from going in and people trying to leave are able to leave but aren't able to come back in. we spoken to local residents who have slept in shelters overnight or even in their cars because last night at about 7:00, gunshots were reported in this neighborhood. this neighborhood is actually located less than a mile from

where frein lived in his parents home and 25 miles away from where he allegedly ambushed two troopers. you cannot confirm whether or not the shots reported last night were an exchange with frein, all we know is shots were fired in this general location in pennsylvania. we know shortly after the shots were fired, the townships of barrett and price in monroe county were told to shelter in place, stay away from windows and stay indoors as camouflage law enforcement officials went into the neighborhood looking for mr. n. >> i do believe he's probably desperate. it's been cold at night, he's trying to survive out there and so i'm sure that creates a difficult circumstances for him to live in. with that said, there's no reason that we believe that his fight has changed. so the focus of the fight we believe is still with law

enforcement. >> frein is on the top ten most wanted list for the fbi and knows the woods and is a local. his house where he lived with his parents is less than four minutes from here. that makes him dangerous. he also was really a weapons enthusiast and liked to be involved with war reenactments, his father, an army veteran said he was an excellent marksman and quote, doesn't miss. the community is on edge. we have somebody who knows the woods well and armed and considered dangerous. the police are letting everybody know, they must stay sheltered in place in barrett and price township in monday co-county until they catch him hopefully sooner rather than later. >> definitely a dangerous situation. thank you very much for that update. meanwhile, we're getting word about a jail break out west. five former gang members, some considered very dangerous, are now on loose. we'll have the late he have on that hunt to try to get them,

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a fox news alert, a jail break in central california and five prisoners are on the loose. near fresno, these inmates, pictured right here escaped from the county jail 10:00 last night and we're told they are all gang members and should be considered armed and dangerous. they were being held on charges including armed robbery and attempted murder. vice president joe biden making some headlines this week, not the type he may have wanted. another series of his verbal

gaffes known as bidenisms and some say that could be something we'll hear more if he decides to run for the white house in 2016. what does this mean for the joe biden watch? contributing editor and writer for conservative magazine, ellen radener, and jim, good to see you. jim, when you see the vice president out there, it's kind of like that political classic, the last hoorah. what do we expect? >> our like cartoons where the co-yoetty goes over the cliff and only then does he fall. i think vice president biden is a nice guy. everybody who knows him likes him. he has essentially no chance to vv nominee or to be elecele, between being crushed by hillary in the primaries and the burden of being inheritor of the

obama/biden tenure in office over the last eight years, i think it's uphill for him and we haven't gotten to what he keeps uttering. >> he mentioned the work shy lock and talked about the orient instead of asia and bill packwood drummed out for sexual misconduct charges, that kind of thing. the more important issues, foreign policy, domestic policy, against the raid for osama bin laden and been criticized on those policies, is that bottom line what could come back to haunt him? >> i'm not so sure because he is respected as jim says and people do like him. he has had a big influence in the senate. obviously if hillary clinton runs, he's not going to be running. if she doesn't run and that is an if, i think he has a chance. the reason i think he has a chance, it all has to do with voting demographic. us older folks know that

sometimes we say things that just kind of come out of our mouths. we don't have the same filters and don't use the same filters and sometimes we don't care as much. and the issue is do -- is the younger demographic, if they are going to vote, i think he doesn't have a large chance. if they don't vote and the vote is a lot of older people, think he has an excellent chance providing secretary clinton doesn't run. >> it's such a small teeny if. >> i'm not so sure. >> you know, there are friends of mine that run it's time for hillary and all of that thing and a lot of people hope she runs. that would be a good thing for this country. i think, but the other thing is that i'm not so sure she's going to run. i don't think she's made that decision either. >> well, 12 car motorcade in iowa along with bill clinton and so on.

it certainly -- everything about -- everything about her says run, run, run. and i must say before we dismiss biden completely, i have to make one point. as kyle brennan at news busters pointed out when biden says something stupid the mainstream media have a way of saying it is biden being authentic, unquote or real, two quotes that kyle found in his survey. and by contrast when a republican, think the trent lott, he says something that the media don't like, they run him out of office. in other words, as kyle said -- >> who was the guy -- i will agree with jim that if a republican says things and there is a little more difficulty and i'm a democrat. who is the guy who ran, governor of virginia or senator that said that comment. >> george allen. >> and he was run out of town. i think there is a little more

elasticity for vice president biden. >> biden scores what like 10%, 15%, he's way down there against hillary if she runs. but final word, we want someone who is real and whatever you think about joe biden, at least the guy is a genuine, taking the train amtrak type of joe. >> i like joe biden and i think he's a good strategist. >> he's real, let's face it, everybody in the media wants an active democratic race and would love to see competition for hillary, no other reason to get ratings and biden might but probably won't provide it. >> all right, jim and aellen, we'll stay on the biden watch and it is so entertaining. >> yes, it is. >> thanks. >> with the threat of isis looming larger every day, did use troops pull out of iraq too soon? the former defense secretary under president obama out with

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allowing the militant group to take root? former defense secretary leon panetta offered his take during an interview with cbs' "60 minutes." >> back when you watched the stars and stripes being lowered for the last time in baghdad, were you confident in that moment that pulling out was the right thing to do? >> no, i wasn't. i really -- i really thought that it was important for us to maintain a presence in iraq. >> joining us now is retired navy captain chuck nash, a fox news military analyst. good to see you. >> nice to be with you, arthel. >> do you agree with panetta, would isis have been able to form with such ferocity? >> i think we pulled out too early and it's not just secretary panetta's assessment, but also that of secretary gates. so two of president obama's

secretaries of defense share that opinion as do i. where the military presence would have been important is its leverage within the organs of government in baghdad. what happened was when we did pull out and pulled out precipitously, the maliki government which had sided way too closely with the mullahs in tehran then started breaking all of the deals that the united states and the iraqi government had set up. they had been through multiple democratic revolution -- or elections, rather, and the kurds and the sunni had formed a grouping to off set the shiia majority. as soon as we left, maliki started to oppress the sunni and throw out the kurds. it appears to be trumped up charges on his vice president forced the sunni vice president to flee to kurdistan. >> i beg your pardon, i'm short

of time here. wasn't that maliki's covert operation in that -- he didn't want u.s. troops to stay, so therefore, he made it difficult, wouldn't sign certain agreements so the troops remain there and have certain protection? >> right. the status enforcement agreement which the white house failed to press the government. we could have cut a deal with mr. maliki to do that, but yes, so what happened was what you have now, arthel, is you don't have just five or 7,000 of these throat-slitting black flag waving guys taking over 30 thousand iraqi troops. you have the throat slitters on top of a sunni tribal rebellion. that's why the president is exactly right. the only thing that's going to solve this thing is a political deal in baghdad and the troops on the ground that are going to throw out the i.s., the islamic

state, are the same sunni who are using them now as the tip of their spear. >> but those troops on the ground, i take it you're talking about the iraq army. they're not up to speed anymore. they have lost their might, they lost their courage. i mean, how long will it take to get the iraq army to being a formidable force? >> the current assessment is a year or more. that's training people to fight the war in syria as well as working with the current iraqi army. that could take less than a year because we have our trainers over there right now. we have people working in -- with the iraqi military trying to get them back up to speed. but the big thing they need probably more than anything else is the officer corps. because maliki stripped out the officer corps of any sunni and replaced him with then basically ran at the sight of danger.

now to get the young iraqis to have the confidence to go back in to contact against a known, horrible enemy, they're going to have to have a lot of confidence in the officers who are leading them. >> okay. i want to go here in the short time we have left. we are talking about now the u.s. is arming the moderate syrians. so if these syrians, they're the syrian moderates and not officially part of the syrian army there, so the question is why isn't assad fighting? can the u.s. carry out air strikes -- air strikes over syria without the okay of the syrian president? i mean, russia, syria's closest allies want the air strikes to be conducted in close consultation with the syrian regime. so how does this play out? >> wow, that's a good one. even general conway who was the first marine division commander and ran operations on the joint staff was quoted in the press today as saying that i don't

think the president's plan has a snowball's chance in hell of working. so this is -- if you want to think iraq is complex, the syria thing is a total disaster. because you've got a four party civil war and now we're talking about arming moderates and who's vetting these moderates? all of it is such a mess, arthel. then you bring in the russians and the iranians because they're assad's supporters. and we're going to arm the moderate -- >> yeah. captain nash, a lot to tackle in a short amount of time. the music is playing. i'm sorry we have to go. captain chuck nash, thank you. we're back with more on nfl commissioner roger goodell. 3rd . 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500,

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hello. i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, it is one of the most protected places on earth. but a fence jumper got to the front door of the white house. now the secret service is in the spotlight. details on this security breach. >> new developments in the desperate search for the still missing student from the university of virginia. now, police have questioned a man that they say was in a brand new surveillance video. we'll van update on this investigation on what they say he told them. and firefighters deploying

record amounts of retardant to contain the out of control wildfire which is threatening thousands of homes in northern california. the latest on how they're doing in the battle against the flames. but first, a fox news alert on even more u.s. air strikes against the radical jihadist terrorists of isis. the new attacks reportedly destroying a supply boat and all coming amid reports that the terror group released 49 hostages who were from turkey. they were freed after what turkey is describing as a covert operation by its intelligence agency. john huddy has the very latest on this surprising development from our middle east bureau. >> reporter: well, the covert operation was mentioned by the turkey's prime minister and he also said that his country used its quote/unquote own methods to secure the release of the turkish consulate workers.

he didn't really elaborate about what kind of operation and methods were used. nonetheless, take a look. earlier today the hostages were reunited with their families in the turkish capital of ankara. they had been held since june 11th in the iraqi city of mosul. whether their release changes turkey's role in the fight against isis remains unclear. it's a big question and the country has helped with humanitarian aid. we know that, allowing refugees fleeing isis into turkey including a flood of 45 -- more than 45,000 now syrian kurds during the past 24 hours. now, turkish officials say the borders while open for the refugees are being secured to keep isis militants out and possible fighters from leaving the country. but there have been reports that isis is recruiting militants from within turkey. isis meanwhile continues to hold a british aid worker hostage and

today, in a bit of a surprising spin on that, a jihadi ideologue called for the man's release saying that islam forbids harming non-muslims who work for relief agencies. as for the air strikes, that you mentioned in the lead-in, one was southwest of baghdad and the other four according to u.s. central command were northeast of ka dee fa. it's a main battle front now. and so far, as you mentioned, they hit isis positions also, military vehicles as well. so far, centcom said there's a total of 183 air strikes in iraq. >> maybe this change of strategy by isis, could be that. thank you. arthel? >> we'll see. new developments in the investigation for the missing

university of virginia student. police have questioned the man seen in brand new surveillance video. they say he entered a restaurant with hannah graham and may have later gotten into a car with her. investigators have searched his car and apartment, but they're not calling him a suspect. we have the latest. >> reporter: arthel, you just mentioned really the remarkable part of this case. last point that hannah graham was seen on surveillance tape is here on the downtown mall in charlottesville, and then she vanishes. police have the surveillance tape they're beginning to look at. this man is 6'2", 270 pounds. dreadlocks, white t-shirt there. he is seen putting his arm around hannah graham. a little past 1:00 in the morning, but they say despite all this they don't have enough evidence to charge him or anyone else with a crime. >> you live in the city of

charlottesville, you 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: a lot of students and residents of charlottesville are taking that responsibility seriously. giving up their saturday to come out and search, not only for hannah graham but for any type of evidence that might be used in this case. >> a lot more personal because not only was she a student, but it happened so close to me and where i live. and, you know, i could have been that girl two years ago. i'd walk home all the time. >> reporter: police are searching as well. they brought out scent dogs to figure out where hannah graham and that suspect went. that jewelry store is where the surveillance tape comes from. at 1:08 a.m. where you last see hannah on tape. obviously now is trying to solve that mystery, where did she go next? >> i will always be hopeful until we find her. >> reporter: and the key here is the time line. that's what police are trying to

piece together. they're also looking for surveillance cameras around this area. atms, gas stations. that might have seen that chevrolet drive off and give them some idea who was in it in terms of concrete evidence. the other thing, arthel, ththa that -- -- they're trying to get is more information on her cell phone. she sent a text message to a friend saying i am lost. the question was is where was it sent from and what time? police hope to drill down on that in the next 48 hours. >> let's hope they drill down on that and find her safe and sound. leyland, thank you so much. commissioner roger goodell under fire for his handling of the ray rice domestic violence case as other such cases. and now the big news conference he held yesterday to try to fight back and answer some of the questions, well, some think it may have not helped too much. turns out, current and form earn players are criticizing the

commissioner, even calling for him to resign. but mr. goodell is steadfast making it clear he intends to do no such thing. >> reporter: an awful lot of people are unhappy that his head wasn't on the plate yesterday and they have voiced dissatisfaction with not only the plans to fix the issues around domestic violence in the nfl and how the nfl is capable of dealing with big scandals like this going forward. big doubts about his leadership. a lot of players gave their immediate judgment as he was talking live on air during that press conference yesterday. let us go through just how players started tweeting. the ravens wide receiver torrey smith, well, he didn't think the nfl was going to change much. he said what roger said is exactly the same thing that the players say. when they make a mistake and plead their cases. miles white, really just not happy with the commissioner's

words at all. this dude is up here telling lies. it's unbelievable, he said. and sidney rice, a lot of displeasure there. he said, boo this man. very, very blunt about that. and goodell was actually speaking there, so as he came off the podium yesterday, he would have been very aware, the commissioner of how much dissatisfy there was out there and precisely what people expect from him. the pressure isn't up, i have to say, eric. you have got sponsors like procter & gamble who are already pulling out support in this particular case it was a breast cancer awareness campaign they'd do with the nfl. the nfl saying we'll go ahead with that because it's got to appear to be supporting women's rights and women's issues as a result of what happened. on top of that, we have one other development today, eric, and that is the baltimore ravens are responding to report on espn saying that the ravens

management actually knew about the ray rice incident, punching his then-fiancee but kept it quiet for weeks if not months. and the ravens are saying they will respond publicly probably in a press conference in the early part of next week. there will be more on that later. back to you. >> yeah, that ravens revelation will keep this going. that could be a major story next week. dominic, thank you so much. so what could the recent barrage of domestic violence cases mean for the league? coming up our legal panel will offer their take on what it means for the nfl. meanwhile, firefighters dropping record amounts of retardants on a massive wildfire in northern california. they've used more than half a million gallons of retardant to buy time for firefighters to get to the scene. the fire has burned about 120 square miles and it's threatening a key university of california research station. meanwhile, the 37-year-old man suspected of setting the fire

has pleaded not guilty to the arson charge. he is being held on $10 million bail. well, sierra leone is starting a three-day lockdown in the battle against ebola. they're under a curfew, all of them. talking about a whole country. 6 million people are being ordered by the government to stay in their homes. this as health care workers there search for people who are infected with the deadly virus. the goal of course is to try and stop ebola from spreading there. the ebola outbreak so far has killed more than 560 people in that country. so far, about 2,600 have lost their lives throughout west africa. a police chief in kenya is warning everyone there to be on alert for terror gates. terrorists from al shabab in somalia claimed responsibility for the attack that left 67 people dead and 175 wounded.

kenya has since been plagued by waves of violence, blamed on al shabab. and now to the eastern ukraine, more artillery fire reported there. and power explosions coming from the munitions factory in doe necessary. this all comes hours after negotiators agreed to create that buffer zone between government troops and pro russian militants. the two sides are supposed to halt their advances and withdraw heavy weapons and foreign fighters. and eric, a security breach at the white house leads an intruder to the front door. how did he past security and where was the president? >> pretty amazing. running across the lawn. you know, there are 44 days before the midterm elections. how do these scenes with what's happening in middle east and the air strikes and isis and how

would that all play out on the campaign trail? coming up, we'll take a look at what you could be hearing and what it will all mean. also, a dragnet in pennsylvania may be getting tighter as police search for the suspect accused of ambushing two state troopers last week, leaving one dead. a live update on that manhunt straight ahead. sfx: opening chimes sfx: ambient park noise, crane engine, music begins. we asked people a question, how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $53, $21, do you think the money in your pocket could make an impact on something as big as your retirement? not a chance. i don't think so. it's hard to imagine how something so small can help with something so big. but if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge

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and time now for a quick check of the headlines. spacex delays the latest launch of dragon capsule because of the bad weather. they're delivering supplies to the international space station. they'll launch the unmanned capsule again tomorrow. the cia, well, they say they'll take a break from spying on friendly governments in western europe. agency official said that the move would allow them to evaluate whether spying on allies is really worth the risk of discovery. the u.s. has been criticized by the allies since the revelations of the spy programs by the nsa. another recall from detroit to tell you about. chrysler recalling nearly 197,000 suvs to fix a seal pump problem. some of those affected are the

jeep grand cherokees. there have been no reports of crashes or injures are from the fuel pump issue. and we'll turn to the security breach on the white house. a man jumping the fence running across the white house lawn and reaching the front door. now, that's when agents apprehended and arrested the man. well, now the incident is raising serious questions for the secret service. we'll go to elizabeth who was at the scene >> reporter: well, it took place around 7:00 last night. omar gonzalez hopped the fence where you see the tourists take the photos at the white house. it only takes about 20 to 25 seconds for someone to hop the fence and reach the front doors of the white house. he was able to do so. many are saying huge breach of security, the door was unlocked. we learned today at least one officer was outside the front door with a gun drawn. but he did decide to not shoot. he used his own discretion. gonzalez was apparently unarmed

during the incident. the president left about four minutes prior to this happening. he had left with his daughters, the first lady was not home. she had already left for the weekend. but it was a flurry of activity afterwards. shortly after the west wing evacuated, part of the west wing was evacuated. staffers and journalists were escorted out of the building. we know that gonzalez was placed under arrest and he's at the hospital for the medical evaluation. the secret service released a statement, this is currently under investigation and the secret service will review to make sure a proper protocol was a followed. today, they were conducting the shoulder to shoulder sweeps of the park which is adjacent to the location now. but the secret service has been criticized in the past. we now in 2012 there were officers and agents involved in a prostitution ring and we know that one was sent home from the

netherlands after a hotel official found him drunk shortly before the president arrived the day before. so they are -- they're investigating. we'll bring you more as we get it. back to you. >> all right, thanks for that report in front of the white house. well, we're now just 44 days away from the midterm elections on november. you know the stakes are high for both parties as they battle for control of congress. and the vote to arm the syrian rebels. and to take its standard military attacks and action against isis will certainly be front and center this campaign season. so what will it all mean? let's talk about it with david hocking senior editor for roll call. this is the number one issue over the last few weeks and it will play through to the election. how does this play out in terms of republicans and democrats trying to appeal to their bases? >> well, i think this was one of the most fascinating and somewhat counterintuitive debates we have had in congress in the last couple of years. the reason is is that because this is a vote on sending

american forces in to harm's way, even though it's to train the rebels. it's what's known in congress as a free vote. not free as in vote, you know, just be cavalier about it, but free as in neither the republican side nor the democratic side, leadership was whipping -- was trying to encourage a vote one way or the other. in the end, an overwhelming especially of the republicans and democrats who are either running in tough races for re-election or who are trying to move up to the senate in the case of house members an overwhelming number of the people voted to arm the syrian rebels. in that sense it seems like it's being taken off the roster of things that's going to divide one side or the other. as you know, a majority is about -- of both the house and the senate in both parties voted to arm the syrian side. on the senate side there was no clean vote. it was wrapped up to the

legislation to fund the government. so in that sense it's not going to be like so many other issues that congress talks about. one of those partisan polarizing things. >> well, that haunting vote back in 2002 for the iraq war that helped in the sense partly propel barack obama the senator from illinois to the oval office, still remain. but do you think that's kind of fading now in light of the atrocities that we see on going by isis? >> well, i think what's -- what is fading for now is that there seems to be -- there was a solid consensus that trying this arms of the rebels was something that a majority of congress could get behind. i think that it is way up in the arm what if anything congress is going to debate after the election. i think it's way up in the air whether they will debate anything at all and if they do debate a -- what they call an aumf, which stands for authorized use of military force, whether it will be to limit the scope of that or to expand the scope of that and

whether either of those things could pass. i think the interesting votes will come after the election, but at this point going into the election it seems as though it has been kind of taken off the list as i say, polarizing matters. >> yeah, aumf, that's what president obama wanted to settle. but have you seen -- you see this with this president, perhaps a shifting by some democrats because of these political reasons more to the right? >> a little bit -- some going more to the right, some more to the left. there were a handful of members that i talked to on the democratic side, the morning after the speech i was trying to talk to democrats in the house to see if they were going to stick with the president. several of them seemed inclined to stick with the president initially. but then decided that they didn't need to, it wasn't going to work. there's more skepticism on the democratic side than the republican side. this scrambles all the usual perceptions in washington and the republicans were reflexively opposed.

president obama got 70% among the house republicans and only 60% among the democrats. >> well, at the same time, we have some vulnerable democrats who were backing the president on this because of their races. >> very true. all three of the four really tight senate races backing the president. mark begich isn't backing the president on this. >> look, elizabeth warren is mentioned as a name, bernie sanders, the socialist senator from vermont. what's amazing is sanders and warren -- sanders went to iowa. if you poll them in iowa, they're at or above vice president joe biden. >> yeah, that's interesting stuff. i think clearly, clearly senator sanders, fascinating case. he doesn't decided if he does run for president whether he'll run as an independent or a democrat. because he's kind of straddling that line. elizabeth warren will probably sit this one out. but at least for now.

but in the future, you know, as you mentioned, 2002 people who were thinking of national races back in 2002 were planning then to sit future years out. but wanted to preserve -- wanted to lock themselves in on one side or the another. i think between now and the next presidential race, there will be other votes that these senators will have to take a stand on. and there will be a more divisive vote than the one we saw last week. one more clearly reflective of this. >> we'll see how this shakes out. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, eric. it has been an ugly month for the nfl which is reeling from a rash of domestic abuse cases. what is next for nfl commissioner roger goodell and the league he represents? our legal panel will weigh in. and an area of northeastern pennsylvania, they're looking for that man suspected of opening fire. on tuesday, killing one trooper.

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it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. iran and six world powers discussing a new proposal in the latest round of nuclear talks. the plan would leave much of iran's uranium enriching machines in place, but disconnected from feeds of uranium. iran is reportedly receptive to the new proposal. police in california searching for five inmates who escaped from the madeira county

jail near fresno yesterday. police say they're all gang members and considered armed and dangerous. pope francis appointing a new american bishop, blase cupich will be installed in chicago in november. he will be replacing cardinal francis george who is suffering from poor health. arthel, police now are scouring a densely wooded area in northern pennsylvania, searching for that suspect who is accused of ambushing two state troopers last week. they believe the gunman was this man, 31-year-old eric frein. he is described as a self-taught survivalist with a major grudge against law enforcement. shots were fired in the search area has night but frein is still on the run. we have the very latest from pennsylvania on this desperate manhunt. >> reporter: hi, eric. police are zeroing in on

31-year-old suspected -- the suspected cop killer, eric frein. in the neighborhood behind me. but the search area is difficult because it's surrounded by game lands and state parks, but still they believe he's somewhere in this area behind me. all day we have seen nearly two dozen mark and unmarked state trooper and fbi vehicles carrying search dogs and men in just c like they're going to war to be quite honest with you. police systematically go through the neighborhood here in canadensis, pennsylvania. a mile away from frein lived in his parent's home and about 25 miles away from where he's accused of ambushing and killing two state troopers. now, last night at about 7:00 p.m. shots were fired in the neighborhood. though we don't know whether or not the shots were exchanged with frein. people in price township in monroe county, have been told to shelter in place since last night. some residents have been unable to return to their homes, split from their families, sleeping in

their cars overnight. locals described seeing cops all over the neighborhood and they're on edge. >> we just can't believe everything that's going on. it makes us feel really unsafe. you know? thinking that he's so close to us in the woods. i keep looking out my back window and we're scared. >> reporter: these are some dense woods as well. frein is on the top ten most wanted list for the fbi. he's a local, he understands the lay of the land. he's a weapons enthusiast, he has some sort of grudge against law enforcement, police say. his father describes him as an excellent marksman and somebody who quote, doesn't miss. now, we have been told that law enforcement -- up to 200 law enforcement officials have been searching for frein. some residents feel like they're being held hostage in their own town and can't wait for this to come to an end. $175,000 is being offered for anyone who has any information leading to the arrest.

>> i hope they can nab him soon. arthel? well, eric, after a recent string of scandals for his league, should nfl commissioner roger goodell cede some of his authority? goodell was noncommittal on this issue in a news conference he gave yesterday. the media session was held to give goodell a chance to respond to questions regarding his handling of the ray rice domestic abuse case. here to examine it -- i don't know how much we'll get to. we have a defense attorney and former prosecutor and defense attorney david wall is here as well. good to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> hi. >> let's go down the list to see how far we can get on this one. keesha, first ask you, did you get satisfactory answers and explanations from roger goodell? >> no, i did not. from the beginning when i saw the first video of the fiancee being dragged out of the elevator, i automatically said there has to be video footage of what happened in there. and the fact that the nfl

claimed that they didn't see this second video until september when we all saw it, it never made sense to me. now they're afraid their reputation is on the line. i'm not satisfied with the witnesses we are getting. >> so keesha is not satisfied. david, goodell says the nfl should have new rules and guidelines in place by the super bowl. i mean, should this happen more immediately? >> well, exactly, arthel. it's not like roger goodell woke up one morning, suddenly grew a conscience and he decided to4 implement the changes. what happened is harry levin and tmz published the video they got with one phone call. so the credibility has been so damaged by this either cover-up or the nfl implementing a speak no evil, hear no evil policy. any way you look at it it's an absolute disgrace. i don't think you can rely on justice being served nfl style. i think goodell has damaged the credibility of the league he should on his own just step aside. let somebody new come in and then implement the policies.

>> let me go to keesha and ask you if you think the cases that have surfaced in the nfl will encourage or discourage victims of domestic violence to report abuse? >> i think they will encourage victims. well, actually, let me change that. it depends on the circumstances. because some victims of domestic violence fear that they're going to create a problem with their spouses or mates, the financial situation as in this case or they're going to ruin their reputation. that victim needs significant therapy to understand it's not their fault. but what i'm seeing in court now as a defense attorney, the judges are taking domestic violence a little more serious and not allowing dismissals even when the victim says, oh, i want it dismissed. no, we need to look further in this. i'm happy about that. >> yeah. arthel, let me say this. the criminal justice system in that particular jurisdiction damaged too. you never see diversion, which

is set it off a year and then have the case dismissed. a felony assault case with great bodily injury, it never happens. but if i'm a defense attorney in that jurisdiction i bring my client in and say, hey, look, it was good enough for ray rice, it's good enough for my client. i demand that. therein you have a huge problem with the public's confidence in the criminal justice system. guess what, the flood gates will open. that prosecutor as well should resign in my view. >> let's talk about the other legal legs of this case. potential legal legs. if the owner of the ravens, steve bisciotti i think is how you say his name, tried to push and this is an allegation at this point, if he tried to push the video under the rug in order to keep the star running back on the field, could steve face legal or civil lawsuit? >> absolutely.

and there may be even some perjury issues as well because he stated he didn't know anything about this video until september. absolutely civil suits will definitely be in my opinion needed in this type of situation. >> and -- >> i don't know, arthel. i don't know. because here's the deal. janay rice is on ray's side now. she's part of that team, she does what so many domestic violence victims -- flip-flop, go sideways right after the event happens. so she's not going to sue. it was terrible if that's true that the baltimore ravens had this information and either didn't share it with the nfl or concealed it. here's the reality. we now know that tmz made the call one time and got the video. so it's really shame on the nfl. they could have gotten up off their rear ends and gotten it themselves and they just decided that they wanted a two-game suspension. that was good enough for them so they wouldn't get into it. it was forced on them and it's

unfortunate because their credibility is at stake. >> david, i have to go. but yes or no, should roger goodell step down? >> i think he should and i think he'll be forced to within 30 days. >> okay. we have to it there. do you want to chime in? >> i agree with david 100%. >> thanks to both of you. the u.s. military reaching a new milestone today in the campaign targeting isis. more than 1,600 of military personnel are now on the ground in support of iraqi and kurdish forces despite the president's insistence he won't commit our troops to another combat role or ground war. what is next for the efforts to destroy the islamic terrorist group? >> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. their mission is to advise and assist. if you don't think beat con men at their own game when you think aarp, you don't know "aarp." the aarp fraud watch network

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well, the u.s. military again bombarding the radical islamic terrorists of isis with more air strikes. they destroyed the strategic targets like trucks and boats and this comes as the iraqis are pro testing inside their country. and the iraqi parliament members echoed those cries against u.s. involvement. so can the president's plan be achieved with no u.s. forces on the ground? we have a former spokesman for four u.s. ambassadors to the united nations and he joins us from california. rick, how do you think this can be won? >> hey, eric, thanks for having me. you know, i think that the president first has to answer the question whether or not isis is a threat to the u.s. national security. they seem to be dancing around this issue. they want to say it is, but yet, they're taking options off the

table. and if the president answers the question in the affirmative, that yes, isis is a direct threat to the u.s. national security, then it's our responsibility to act. it's not the responsibility of the coalition. it's not trying to get an iraqi government that's strong. it's not trying to get the peshmerga or any other force into iraq to do this. it's our responsibility. and i don't think that the media are holding the president accountable. let me give you one example. just this week, u.s. ambassador samantha power took to the u.n. security council%8'u and she to the 15 members there that the united states firmly believes that this is a threat to our national security and therefore, we do not need to come to the u.n. to get your approval. how ironic that this administration is now telling the u.n. we don't need you when

they weren't saying that same argument when the bush administration was doing it. i actually think they're correct this time even though they're hypocrites. so the media needs to hold this president accountable. he doesn't get to or he shouldn't be allowed to say one thing and do another. either they're a threat or they're not. >> well, he said that they -- you know, that they are a threat and he vows to destroy them. the question is how do you do that? you have 500 brits, 400 germans who apparently joined them, 100 americans, western passport holders, about 3,000 of them. all you have to do is get on a plane, land in o'hare and try to go behead somebody. >> yeah. i think that the president of the united states needs to talk to colin powell who endorsed him by the way because if you remember the powell doctrine is use overwhelming force. don't use force, don't use force but if you do, then use overwhelming force to crush your enemy that's the powell doctrine. we right now have the first president in the history of the united states that is removing

options off the table. we have a national security adviser, susan rice, who is not about national security at all. she's playing politics. she's telling us every chance she gets that we are not sending in ground troops. what kind of national security adviser actually removes options from the table? >> what if isis wants us to send in ground troops? what if they're trying to suck us in to bolster their cause like osama bin laden did against the infidels, that's us, in the middle east? >> well, first of all, i go back to the powell doctrine. use overwhelming force and crush them. >> and you don't see that happening? >> well, look, i think that we -- i go back to what i said originally is if this is a u.s. national security threat, if this is a threat to us, and the answer is yes, it is, then get in there and take care of the situation.

don't try to say it's a threat to go on the record just to cover yourself. and then suddenly you are not using all options that are available to us to crush your enemy. if they're a threat get them now before they're on the plane. >> finally, 30 seconds, what do you fear will happen if we can't? >> well, i fear that the president continues to play politics. you know, he has inconsistency said whether or not congress should be involved. sometimes he thinks they should be when it's a convenient excuse. other times they're not. i think he's playing politics to his liberal base. he needs to make a national security decision and then make those decisions accordingly. >> he'll president at the united nations on wednesday. we'll see what he says during his speech about isis. that's this coming week. rick grenell good to see you. >> i want to remind everybody to

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obama and his strategist find themselves as they confront the so-called islamic state. mr. obama is, of course, at war although he has loathed to speak the word. the videos of men in black have stirred the country and a shiver of fear reminds us that only military force stands between us and them. the future speaking english or arabic. fear of survival trumps weariness of war. still playing a bad hamlet, mr. obama is getting by with air strikes for now, but his insistence of not committing u.s. ground troops to the plight with 5 or 600 advisers, maybe more already there. he's put his money -- actually, it's our money -- on training syrian rebels and the iraqi army. at best, the dubious scandal. at any event, more combat will

likely yield more prisoners, a development to consider in the face of the president's promises to close the prison at guantanamo naval base. mr. obama's swap of five gitmo terrorists without congressional approval cast a new spotlight on the caribbean post. legal maneuvering and civil rights activists had punishment. meanwhile, the president is begging to accept a less risky transfers, 779 men have cycled through since gitmo opened in 2001. at the moment, 149 detainees remain at the base. more than half of whom are high risk, including five men who planned the attacks of 9/11. imagine, 13 years later and the atrocities of that day go

unaddressed. guantanamo prison may outlast obama's term, with the precious view of war, theç anti-gitmo campaign has made its case with unfound charges of torture and abuse. , they found su in hunger strikes staged by inmates. it's changed the game. now is not the time to consider locking the prison and sending the remaining detainee and what we end up is more space, a bigger boat, expand guantanamo. don't close it. >> get this, nasa's maven traveled millions of miles to

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