balanced. thank you for joining us. i'm megan kelly. this is "the kelly file." hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. topping the news, it has horrible week for private space industry. two major accidents just this week. the latest one, sadly, taking a space adventurer's life. >> also, violence on the rise in iraq. and the u.n. points to the isis terror army. that on the heels of the latest mass execution, killings that apparently happen every day. >> the countdown to the mid terms. republicans are pulling out all the stops. they hope to try to take control

of the senate as you know. what happens tuesday if they do? >> after more than seven months in mexican jail, a u.s. veteran. andrew tahmooressi returning last night after a mexican judge recordered his release. tahmooressi spent time under harsh conditions for crossing the border with loaded guns. he got lost on a california freeway ramp and never meant to cross into mexico. and live in los angeles with more. hi, william. >> reporter: arthel, that one mistake, wrong turn, cost tahmooressi seven months of his life. trying to get back on track with ptsd treatment in southern california when he drove into tijuana. despite significant evidence it was a mistake. mexico refused to release the former marine, suggesting as a

sovereign nation its judicial process had to take its course without interference. yesterday after political arm twisting by several congressman. a district court judge acquitted hem of weapons possessions charges after the mexican attorney general's office withdrew the case. >> i have been on the line, on numerous occasions with the attorney general from mexico. and he was lecturing me about rule of law. i shared with him some of my thoughts about rule of law and how it maybe goes just a little bit one sided. between the two countries. >> did the lobbying help? it is unclear. although it appears more than coincidental after seven months the trial judge just happened toer to his ruling. the same week high ranking u.s. officials including the chairman of the house foreign relations committee, california's ed royce, pressured officials in tijuana. regardless of why, he is now home in florida. happy with his family. according to a spokesman. >> so they are back together. you know, it was a very nice

reunion this morning. and i think they're going to spend a little time as a family. i think, you know, he has been in custody for seven months now. and i think he just need a little bit of time and space. >> the trial judge ruled in tahmooressi favor, because psychologists said he suffered from ptsd, and couldn't get the care. and released for humanitarian reasons. while that is true. tie will say the diagnosis also existed more than a month ago. back to you. >> okay. thank you so much. want to let everybody know, greta van sustren, covering the story from the get-go. getting the first interview with the sergeant now he is home. we aren't sure when. we know it will happen some time this coming week. greta was on "fox & friends" earlier today talking about this very dramatic story. >> what is it like to the get out or in there?

>> he has ptsd. locked in prison. previously had paranoid thoughts. the va hospital, sent him to san diego to get help. a recipe for disaster. our va hospital steps in and does the right thing to take care of this guy. >> meanwhile, more violence in iraq. on the rise. according to the united nations. 1200 iraqis were killed last month. more than 2,000 people were wounded. they say the figures do not take ininto account the violence in areas controlled by isis. which as you may know is targeting baghdad with car bombs and miles they say from the city. meanwhile, local authorities say at least 50 men and women in the province were executed en masse. and happens every day. kurdish fighters from iraq are in kobani, crossing the border last night to help syrian kurds defending the town against

radical islamic terrorists of isis. and their siege. reinforcements coming in the neck of time. >> the british government taking an unusual step, issuing a general terror warning for all uk travelers overseas. this over fears they could be targeted by isis. officials there normally issue these types of warnings for individual countries but they the move reflects a generalized threat of global terrorism. >> investigators to look into the plane crash in wichita, kansas. now, have recovered three bodies and the cockpit voice recorder. twin engine plane, slammed into a building in a flit traini ifl center. after the pilot declared error emergency. four people were killed in that crash. five others were injured. >> a rocket plane designed for spaces to imcrashing in the desert. the space ship went down during

a test flight killing one of two pilots. the second major accident in a week for commercial space industry. tuesday an unmanned rocket carrying cargo to the international space station exploded shortly after launch in virginia. dominique? ripe t >> reporter: the worst week on record for space flight industry. the latest pictures from mojave. donnie youngblood confirming to fox news the only survivor of the crash, peter sebolt, 43 years old. the sheriff told me going into a surgery at antelope valley hospital after rescued from the crash site with "major injuries. we understand an injury to his shoulder. his fellow pilot was michael alsberry, 35-year-old father of two with scaled composite, the company that hires the pilot and runs technical operations of virgin galactic.

space ship two in the final phase of testing before commercial flights were due to start. >> i think people realize space is not easy. if it was easy there would be a commercial space ship company offering trips into space. there isn't. we really thought by march of next year we would be there. something went wrong. we need to find out what went wrong and fix it. >> rather humbled, and shocked richard branson there. before they find out what goes, what they find within virgin galactic went wrong, comes international transport safety board, never had to investigate a spacecraft involving the crew before. >> this was a test flight. test flights are typically well documented in terms of data. we may get some video feed. we may have, lots of evidence that will help us with -- the investigative process. >> if i can come back to bran n branson. if the cause is one that can be

fixed he hopes the company can be back on track in four, six months time. they do have, second spacecraft that is being built at the moment. expect to be finished end of the year. many more tests have got to beef taken before then. back to you. >> of hope the other pilot recoversful lee and well. thank you very much. arthel, an update on the doctor treated your ebola at bellevue hospital in new york city. state from the sit yae heal and hospital corporation says the condition of dr. craig spencer updated to stable from serious. but stable. you know the ebola victim. who did cause controversy for going out and about in new york after he arrived home from west have riff ka. for the latest on his condition, we go outside of the hospital right now. hi, rye bran. bryan llenas. >> reporter: dr. craig spencer in i lasolation in bellevue

hospital. he is getting anti-viral meds and blood plasma. now in maine yesterday, a district judge charles labradere issued the strict isolation order for casey hickocks giving her the okay and actively self monitors coordinating travel with the state and reporting if she becomes symptom attic. the maine governor disapproved. a win for hitchock who feels a quarantine violates her civil liberties. in canada they have suspended entry visas for all nationals and residents traveling from west african nations, hard hit with ebola. reminder, canada has not had one ebola case. but the health minister says they're doing this out of the best interest of canadians. now this morning t. the dallas nurse who recovered from ebola, nina pham reunited with her king

charles spaniel, bentley. bentley had been quarantined at an abandoned naval base and tested negative. >> i feel like reentering my life, another reminder of hope and encourage for me moving forward and fulfilling my life off to its fullest with my best friend at my side again. >> now, we are awaiting blood test results. expected monday morning from a 121-year-old woman in isolation at a portland hospital. she recently traveled from liberia. came down with a 102 fevers. doctors say she is at low risk for getting the virus. definitely some one to keep an eye on. eric. >> good news for the doctor. thank you so much. arthel? >> america's elect, headquarters. one of the most interesting stories of this midterm election is kansas. republican pat roberts struggling to hang on to the senate seat he held for three terms. after his democratic opponent

withdrew. independent, greg orman, emerged to mount ape serious challenge. now a dead heat. according to the latest fox news poll. our chief correspondent joins us, where he is live, he has been chasing orman across the state. hey, carl. >> reporter: hi, arthel. chance cancel red for a long, long time. pat roberts wasn't supposed to be in jeopardy. as the hours tick by. he is in a tight race. the fox poll up by by a point. excuse me. orman of by a point. baftling back and forth for a weeks. this is a republican, independent does not have a party apparatus. when pat roberts was out campaigning he had half a dozen governors campaigning. chris christie, looking at a 2016 presidential run. after that event. greg orman referred to it as the a clown car of establishment

republicans. bob dole took offense as did other republicans working with pat roberts and be gain a receipt battle. roberts weighed in first criticizing orman. orman changed his tune. watch. >> that was a cheap shot. i am not even sure greg orman said. that might be a campaign person. i think he owes bob an apology. but having said that just shows how out of touch his qucampaigns with kansas. nobody in kansas. democrat, independent, any body is going to say anything bad about bob dole. >> i have nothing but the utmost respect for senator dole. i talked at length through out this campaign abut senator dole as an exam pull of the kind of senator and the kent of representation we need in washington. someone who can reach across the aisle. some one who can forge consensus. among people who have different ideas and get things done for the american people.

>> orman says the two party system is broken. he registered as a democrat to run for senate several years ago. he is pro-choice. donations to candidates have gone 10 to 1 for democrats instead of republicans. he is clearly a democrat and will caucus with them. what orman said today he thinks it is not politicians broken. able. the two party system it self. listen. >> my whole life i have been politically independent. i tried both parties. i have been disappointed. the only way we are going to break what is going on in washington, break the gridlock is to run against the two party system and not for it. if you look at our website. you will see a whole range of issues. >> well, two party system pretty much necessary for the american system. mr. orman is upset. a lot of gridlock in washington with a two party system. add in three, four, more. a heck of a lot harder to get to a majority in the house or that. and break a filibuster. how would an independent change

the system. he wants to do away with the two party system. >> all so very interesting. thank you, carl cameron. >> well, the latest drop in gas prices reportedliest mated to help consumers. save rough leap $250 million a day. so what xexactly does this mean for you at home? >> good new. we'll look at that. also, obama care. playing a crucial part in one clush senate race. control could hang in the balance of this one campaign that is neck in neck. >> president obama on the stump all week trying to help democartic candidates for the midterm elections. but only appearing in specific locations for specific candidates. we'll explain this important distinction next. >> do you want him to come in the final days here and campaign for you? >> we have a lot going on. don't think it makes sense for the president to come to new hampshire right now.

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prospects. trailing in the race. that drag he talked about none other than president obama. tonight the nation's top democrat is visiting detroit. the president campaigning for the democratic senate candidate there, gary peters. it turns out happens to beep a rare democratic candidate who welcome's the president's hope on the campaign trail because he is the only senate helpful the president campaigned with this election cycle. here may be one reason why. recent poll by investors, business daily, voters are more likely to cast ballots against presidents who support the president's candidates or those for that. what does this mean tuesday. tammy bruce, fox contributor, richard goodstein, former adviser to him ear clllary clin president, who will be probably see again. some polls spell trouble for democratic prospects tuesday.

what happens to presidents, president now, during mid terms? >> well, look. everyone says this always happens. not really. you have democrats in a difficult position. for years, six years. seven. they embraced obama, supported him. a member of a party in charge of the country and created what they say is success. americans aren't feeling it. communication comes in. no paycheck. paycheck two part time jobs. we see the problems when it comes to direction of the country. super majority of americans are unhappy with what is happening. do not have faith in the future for their children. and so they're looking at the party as a whole. and the president as the representative is the leader of that party. so, democrat candidates can run but they can't hide. and obama has been making it clear also and harming them. that his policies are on the ballot. and this we are seeing in, in the polls, the american people understand that. so, look i think americans would have a lot more respect for democrats, who would embrace and

say, look, i have supported the president. that either was a mistake or the policies were a mistake ch. do a bill clinton -- i was wrong. this is where we need to go. the rejection of the president is not appreciated by the american people. they see it as a little bit of a lie, and certainly not genuine. >> richard pryor in the interview seemed to be running as far away as he could. is this president more of a drag on colleagues than previous presidents? >> there is a six-year itch, right. the president's party loses 30 seats in the house. we know that is going to happen. handful in the senate. seems like it is possible. by luck of the draw. we have a lot of contested senate seats in states, mitt romney won. if some one told you, tammy, me,

a year ago the president's poll numbers would be where they are now and this right track, wrong direction number would be where it is, not great. we would be here three days before election day, really truly wondering whether republicans would peck up c-- p control of the senate. they would fell you you were crazy. if they said there was a republican candidate, with the backdrop of the numbers in jeopardy of losing they would say that is impossible. then you have all these republican incumbent governors in pennsylvania. wisconsin. michigan. alaska, the list goes on who are in the fight of their lives. hardly a wave going on. of course the president is not popular. stipulate to that. one senator in a fight for her life. let's take a look live at hillary clinton, campaigning at a landreau. the senator did not make any

friends with controversial remarks about minorities down there republicans have pounced on. tammy, what does this mean if landreau, can pull it out. either side will not get 50% tuesday. likely a run-off in november. what does it mean, not just for landreau and democrats but for that woman, hillary clinton, and her prospects for 2016? >> look, every day can change a prospect for people. the democrats that are out there need to move to some one. they seem to be moving to the clinton because they can't move to the man that they have support ford -- support ford six years. doesn't seem to be any one else, perhaps other than elizabeth ryan on the horizon. there is no democrat inspiring any one for this matter. you are looking at a run-off for louisiana. we then, two other people running. tea party candidate as well. we expect mr. cassidy to do well and win the run-off.

fact is, democrats have to realize that their hope and change for obama is actually been a failure. they're in trouble. they're going to have to rethink and beyond the clintons, what does the future look like for them. because, after tuesday, i, i think richard we are going to see a real serious wave. and the democrats are going to have to rethink their entire strategy for the next two years. >> wow. richard, can the democrats think be yobd tyond the clintons? they have been to 25 states. >> you know she is running. so think beyond the clintons a assume hillary clinton runs and wins. can we think past ten years from now? that should be the biggest problem. >> hold on a second. listen. the fact that bill and hillary clinton are invited into kentucky, georgia, louisiana. >> who else are they going to invite? >> states that are not, usually hospitable to national democrats it tells you. look at all the polls. any survey recently shows hillary clinton running, about

ten points ahead of jeb bush, rand paul, everybody. in the top tier. there is something about her. if republicans take control of the senate, the single biggest beneficiary is hillary clinton. among the messages she will have when she runs for president its -- i am what stands between you and losing health care if you have a pre-existing condition. and being able to control your body if you are woman. et cetera. >> can i close this with. they're invited because there is no one else to invite. look you want to have a party. you want to have somebody there. right? the democrats have to figuree out who else they will be able to invite. that's not the answer. >> all right. richard, tammy. 1:00, anchoring the coverage, hillary, hillary, hillary, hillary hillary. >> i'll watch. >> we'll see. >> this weekend we present fox news reporting live free or die. obama care, new hampshire. the affordable care act has become a central issue in a

surprisingly close senate race there. if republican challenger, scott brown should defeat the incumbent. many pundits say that will be a sign republican will win enough seats to take control of the senate. >> reporter: polls show obama care scoring poorly in new hampshire as the it does elsewhere. it could be a liability for one term democratic senator jean shaheen whose bill ensured it would become law and what may be boosting her poept. >> people do not want the trillion dollar health care plan that is being forced. >> republican scott brown shocked the country when he won a special election for the late ted kennedy's seat in massachusetts. and being forced on the cam pan people. >> reporter: his campaign was widely seen as a referendum on obama care. not yet a law. despite his victory, affordable

care act was passed through unusual legislative maneuvers. soon afr brown arrived in washington. which may be why he is back on the campaign trail. this time, in new hampshire. running against senator jean sheheen. >> want to repeal obama care as they rammed it through congress we can actually do it the same way. and repeal it. then go back and develop a plan that works for the states. >> reporter: a point brown emphasized in an october 23 debate. >> i have already voted five times to repeal it. sunny was the deciding vote. >> there was 60. >> every democrat voted. an yes, every democrat was the deciding vote for a terrible bill that is crushing businesses. >> reporter: the attacks seem to be working. a month ago, sheheen had a solid lead. some times in the double digits now. they tend to show her only a few points ahead. and some times, even behind. we tried to speak to senator shaheen multiple times to discuss her stance on obama

care. but she would not talk to us. we did though talk to someone more than happy to defend obama care. ron pollack, executive director of liberal health care advocacy group, families usa. scott brown won a senate seat in massachusetts. no small part due to the unpopularity of the affordable care act. you don't think jean sheheen is going to have trouble with convincing people this is the right thing how to do. >> one of the thing that surveys are showing. whether you like it or don't like it, a clear majority do not want to see this repealed. they want to see it either continue, or fixed in some, some specific ways. >> the thing that i kind of get a kick out of is that folks say, well, if it is obama care or nothing. itch you are not in favor of obama care you must be against health care. that is ridiculous. states have done it in the past. nay can continue to do the thing has that matter for them and provide care and coverage

important for their citizens. >> good stuff. a preview of the special, fox news reporting "live free or die. obama care in new hampshire." catch it tonight at 10:00 eastern or again tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern. >> three days and counting until the mid terms. as the you know, republicans are hoping to swing the balance of power in the senate. if they do pull it off what can we expect when it comes to pursuing legislation with the democrat sntz will it be a new beginning or business as usual. we'll take a look at that. and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief.

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washington examiner. hi. >> hi. >> lot's work under this supposition, the gop gains control of the senate. then what? does that mean that the drain of lawmaking suddenly is unclogged? kong we and congress will get things done? is that a guarantee, susan? >> that's the question. when you have one party controlling both chambers of congress. it shines a spotlight on the differences within their own party. so that is a great question. will they be able to govern? or will they fight amongst themselves. don't forget. two factions to the republican party right now. one being on a more conservative side. and then there is the mainstream republican whose are more will to neg goeotiate on larger issu with democrats. that's where they're at. on this point. can they pass legislation. i think they can? i think there are some bills that have a lot of bipartisan support. they've will be able to put on the president's desk and put political pressure on him to

sign. those include, the keystone pipeline project. democratic support. there are some parts of the health care reform bill that democrats and republicans would both look to get rid of including the medical device tax, the 30-hour workweek requirement under obama care, and some others. so there are definitely places where the republicansns can pas things and put on the president's desk. what they well do from the get-go, beginning in january if they get majority. go for the low hanging fruit. >> go for the low hanging fruit. once that is all cleared away going for the higher hanging fruit if you will. are there any, use that will cause in ear party fighting? >> you bet? i think they are going to try to sink their teeth into something big. that would be tax reform. something that neither party really wants to deal with the but they know they have to. if republicans have control of both chambers they have paul ryan on one side. orrin hatch in the senate. see them try to work out something. and that's where you are going

to see infighting. there will be people who don't want to have any tax increases or tax loophole closures. that will cause fighting. discussions about funding. on the larger issues, beyond the low hanging fruit we des cusdis. they may have a harder tomb moving forward. >> susan, how much pushback would a gop led senate get from the democrats and on what issues? >> oh, i think they will get a lot of push back. certainly many democrats do not support the keystone exile pipeline. many democrats don't want to see changes to the health care law. both working at opposite ends. on tax reform. democrats will fight tooth and nail. broaden the tax base so more are paying taxes. ever an issue about reforming

medicare. so you are raising the eligible. democrats will fight that. there will be a lot of push back. that will make it difficult for republicans in the senate to get 60 vote threshold vote to pass anything. if they send it to the president, if he vetoes it. they need 67 more, thus democrats they will never get. go back to your original question. are we going to pass anything? is there going to be gridlock. you may see things pass out of congress. much harder to get anything signed into law. >> okay. well, that says a lot there. let me wrap it up. ask you this. i think i have 30 second for your answer. all of the above scenarios play out that you painted for us. let's say they play out. so over the next two years. where it would happen. what would that mean come 2016 for the presidential race? >> don't forget. starting november 5th. everyone is going to start th k thinking about 2016. everything republicans do.

eyes on 2016. want to look like good stewards of the congress. an effort to try to rein in the far right faction the one that caused the government shutdown or push. they're going to want to kem them at bay. be as mainstream as possible. as bipartisan as they can be. to improve their prospects in 2016. democrats are going to try to make the republicans look like, as worse as they possibly can. like they're in for nothing but gridlock. they're pushing for a radical agenda to improve the chances of their democratic candidate. jokeying from the get-go. >> jockeying from the get-go, heard here. thank you, susan. two minutes time. >> you bet. >> after you've cast your bal lot tuesday. keep it here on america's election headquarters. all the results. bret baier and megyn kelly. tuesday, 6:00 eastern. here on fox news channel.

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new detail in the hunt and capture of fugitive eric frein. the special ops team that found frein acted on a hunch when they searched. the survivalist managed to elude a dragnet of hundreds of officers since september 12th. accused of ambushing two state troopers, killing one. and seriously injuring the other. the parents of the state trooper who was killed, spoke for the first time since frein's arrest. >> to them our hearts say to them with great love, thank you more than you will ever know. i do not ask for death for him. i am glad in that sense. but i want justice to prevail. i want the judicial system to bring him to a place of accountability. >> frein made his initial court appearance yesterday in jail without bail on first degree murder charges. a preliminary hearing has been set for november 12th. >> checked the gas pump price

lately, it goes like this, film your car up. most it turns out are paying a lot less more gas this fall. the lowesten four years. experts point to the decline in the price of crude oil. weakening global economy for the lower prices. according to aaa, national average is at $2.99 per gallon. there it is. so can it last? what does it really mean for us? fox's contributor, president of capital management adviser joins us. thought you would be saying this is what as you head into the winter? >> it is nothing bad. every 10 cent drop in gas prices is $10 billion in consumers' wallets. a lot bigger drop than 10 cents. that tells me, toward the holidays, there is going to be extra presents being bought. that will help the economy. >> talking $10 billion. that would be a real fantastic shot in the arm for the economy.

>> $10 billion, every 10 cent drop. a lot more than that. of course that is on a yearly basis. so, prices need new stay down to really benefit from this. >> some know, lamenting this, they say if gas prices drop that means gas taxes are down too. of course we pay gas taxes for what? for helping fix the highways. i hate to put a dark cloud on a silver lining, but then, could that be a possibility fee that could hurt us in the long-range. people are going to maybe buy bigger suvs, whammo, prices go back up. start trading in giant one for tiny yugos? >> look, potentially. gas prices are going to fluctuate. you have politicians calling for higher gas taxes because they never end with their, their higher taxes on us. i don't think that's big of a deal. the amount of money our government spend, amount it takes in. for tolls. and highways.

still a pretty large number. doesn't btother me one bit. >> gas going down. something else. food going up. chicken. ground beef. milk up. let's take a look and compare, gas to milk. if only you could, well you can't put gas in your coffee. look at that. there is a big difference. milk is going up. why are perishable foods like that increasing when we have gasoline going down? >> well when you are dealing with commodities, it depend on the weather, what kind of crop there is going to be, on or j juice things like that. just a ton of variables. good news is, we don't use milk to power the cars and the airplanes. we use gas. the big number. most important thing that happened. a trifecta of good news, slow down in asia, as well as, demand. europe, dollar strong. oil prices down. there is nothing bad to say right now. hope it continues. >> ten second.

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we counted the beans and the pods that are so convenient and popular. and the bean brans, they fell and you are not seeing them here. you are seeing a speciality brand. nthree africans and we can get this on line. you can get all of these on line. this cost $19 for an eight ounce pack. nwow. it was good and it was really good. >> what is so good about it. >> it is looking for complexity. and this is a medium body coffee and just the right amount of . you are getting something more

complex than a regular blend of coffee. >> in certain cities, you know in their stores and in their cafes and get it on line at blue bottle.com. intelligencia. and this is medium body coffee. it is 18.66 for 12 ounces and you are getting a little bit more. and this turns out to be $0.42 a kuchlt and this again has nice undertones of citrus and honey that we liked. >> it is like a wine. >> the boquet and the florals. >> it is a special coffee taft on on taster. >> these are all our winners and

you can get them in sun town coffee.com, on line and this is $19 for a 12 ounce pack. and that is about $0.44 a cup. and a medium body coffee and it has nice citrus and berry flavor in this. and this one is from whole foods. this is allegro and looks like organic product ands it is their house blend. and it is you know, this is a darker roast with berry and some nice chocolate. >> this is darker roast. and a more robust cup of coffee. >> it is not as much. and that is 19 or 20 bucks and it is a little money. >> and that is great.

and i love that big tin full of beans. >> it is worth a try. and you mention the store brands. trader joe and kirk land. they did nicely. and if you want to save money they did better than the max well houses and folgers. >> and that is. not only coffee tomorrow, remember to turn those clocks back. it is daylight saving's time. >> and i am sorry, julie bandaras is up next with the fox report. see you tomorrow.

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