only molly keeps smiling. the rest of us, queasy. >> it's erupting right now. >> reporter: oh, yeah, look. oh, my god. that's huge. it's almost like on cue. just as we started to get close, it erupted. almost as a welcome, or maybe a warning. >> reporter: one by one, we load up. >> high five. we made it. >> reporter: even this strange pae passenger. our guides insist we bring him along as a sacrifice. an idea molly hates. we're now on sacred ground. low cams have always steered clear for fear of upsetting the mountain. that's it. we're alone. we're alone out here. when night falls, we goat work. and with only 48 hours on this island, every second counts. what do you have to do to get the shot? >> well, you pretty much got to stay awake with a camera aimed at the action for as long as it takes to get the action. you don't know when that's going to come. or if you're going to run out of batteries before you get the action. >> largest eruption we've had so far happened -- >> reporter: yeah. >> so, now i'm going t

when he throws the ball in the basket. >> oh, poor molly, molly can't get in the basket. >> yeah, mollyet in the basket, she tries every way to get the ball out of the basket. she sticks her head through some of the, you know, plastic there to get the ball out, does not work, and this guy, not happy. >> [ bleep ] stupid [ bleep ] animal. [ bleep ] -- go around it, you [ bleep ]. >> by the looks of the basket, might have been playing the game for a few months now. sure she's sweet, but -- >> [ bleep ]. ♪ >>> technology, saving lives and marriages alike. this is stockton beach in austral australia, a senior in high studying design and technology came up with this, his major project. watch this. a surfer in distress. how do you solve it with technology? fred, first response emergency top. it goes in the air to assess the situation from the bch a fred drops aif >> no! >> this is brilliant. >> yeah. >> i have a feeling he'll get the highest grade on the time exam there. young people are doing things that are really amazing. >> some can be really boring in the future. >>> lisa and her husband

he was 100% today and the heisman candidate is downstairs with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: marcus you guys were down at halftime. what was the biggest difference for your offense in that second half? >> we just came out in tempo. high five for the guys up fron and wanted to push the tempo and push up front and they did a great job. >> molly: you were pressured in this game and beat up a little bit. how were you able to keep your composure to help your team get this win? >> it's our culture, it's what we're about. you know? we think of each other first and praying for my teammates. >> molly: nonconference game this early in the season how huge is this win? >> it means we are 2-0. you know, it starts the momentum for the rest of the year and we are very excited. >> molly: thanks and congrats. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> gus: the final score from eugene, oregon, led by the sensational marcus mariota, defeats michigan state 46-27. for more college football, turn over to fox sports right now to see the byu cougars taking on the texas longhorns. then after that game, catch the

moments ago, the star of the game caught with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: jerry, you're, obviously, very emotional. brett hundley goes down and you don't bat an eye and lifted up by your teammates after the game. ho how are you feeling right now? >> it's a dream come true. i was born at ucla and to be a ucla quarterback means the world to me and i was dream about this mom and wasn't expecting it to come as a backup in jerry's wor world. >> molly: how did they help you through this on the sidelines? >> they had me calm. it's hard not to be nervous when you're a backup quarterback coming into a situation like this but they had the confidence in the world which meant the world to me. i can't describe it. this is an unbelievable feeling. >> molly: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> gus: gus johnson and charles davis. what is better than sports? >> charles: we are not in a position we are supposed to root for anyone but how can you not be affected by what you saw by jerry neuheiseneuheisel. a backup and not supposed to be in the game but he elevated his game. as molly m

moments ago, the star of the game caught with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: jerry, you're, obviously, very emotional. brett hundley goes down and you don't bat an eye and lifted up by your teammates after the game. ho how are you feeling right now? >> it's a dream come true. i was born at ucla and to be a ucla quarterback means the world to me and i was dream about this mom and wasn't expecting it to come as a backup in jerry's wor world. >> molly: how did they help you through this on the sidelines? >> they had me calm. it's hard not to be nervous when you're a backup quarterback coming into a situation like this but they had the confidence in the world which meant the world to me. i can't describe it. this is an unbelievable feeling. >> molly: congratulations. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> gus: gus johnson and charles davis. what is better than sports? >> charles: we are not in a position we are supposed to root for anyone but how can you not be affected by what you saw by jerry neuheiseneuheisel. a backup and not supposed to be in the game but he elevated his game. as molly m

so molly's point we had this past week polls in two hotly contested senate races. kentucky you have a republican incumbent but the democrat is within reach. the calculation was don't do this, mr. president, i don't have a big liberal population in kentucky i need to win moderate and conservative democrats and independents. in arkansas another one like this, the last thing mark pryor was the president to do executive action. does this make it better, robert, that he's not going to do this or not make it worse? >> i think he makes it better. i've spoke within a dozen democratic campaigns, they're pleased, in places like west virginia democrats had a tough shot they feel at least they have a chance of winning the election and in arkansas with mark pryor, mary landrieu in louisiana, alison grimes in kentucky, democrats knew they had an outside shot but the president is not putting them on the spot, they think they can go to other issues and have strengths. >> what about the republicans do, they secretly wanted the president to act, even though they say it would be an o

hi, molly. are you surprised? >> my hands are sweaty. my heart is beating so fast. >> who is your furry friend? >> this is brule. he watches. >> all right. >> molly, before we put your fandom to the test, we're going to tell people why you were chosen. >> she has watched us for years, typically joined by her dog who barks. this past molly she braved the snow with her husband to watch the fourth hour through the studio window. >> oh, my gosh. >> they were two of the only people on the plaza because it was -- >> it was a polar vortex, remember? >> it was worth it, molly said. even in the winter she says we bring sunshine to her days. that's awesome. >> you are expecting your first baby, so you are all smiles lately. >> congratulations. so excited. >> a new little ball. >> a third ball. >> here's your fan trivia question. are you ready? >> i think so. >> 15 seconds and one guess, and you'll get the grand prize. here it is. when we introduce louis licari on ambush makeover day, what do we normally sing -- ♪ louis licari la, la, la, la, la ♪

he was 100% today and the heisman candidate is downstairs with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: marcus you guys were down at halftime. what was the biggest difference for your offense in that second half? >> we just came out in tempo. high five for the guys up fron and wanted to push the tempo and push up front and they did a great job. >> molly: you were pressured in this game and beat up a little bit. how were you able to keep your composure to help your team get this win? >> it's our culture, it's what we're about. you know? we think of each other first and praying for my teammates. >> molly: nonconference game this early in the season how huge is this win? >> it means we are 2-0. you know, it starts the momentum for the rest of the year and we are very excited. >> molly: thanks and congrats. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> gus: the final score from eugene, oregon, led by the sensational marcus mariota, defeats michigan state 46-27. for more college football, turn over to fox sports right now to see the byu cougars taking on the texas longhorns. then after that game, catch the

it molly, your perspective.attracts you to a candidate or cause and what makes you interested. republican or libertarian. >> i would be on the conservative side of things. i like to see consistency. and back up what they say. and most of the millennials get frustrated. >> what makes you mad and want to vote against somebody? >> i think people who are inconsistent and i am pro-life as well. and so if you don't take those stands i will not vote for you. that is more critical than the economy or other issues. make sure you protect those lives of innocents. >> there is some disagreement between the hard- line libertarian and traditional republicans on social issues. things like the sanctity of human life. why is that not important to a lot of libertarians. >> as far as social issues. they are all over the board with that. i say the bulk of them in my experience have been pro gay marriage or they want to take it a step further and said the government shouldn't be in marriage altogether. and there is a lot of points o

sent it back to molly. molly was a good agent. she knew how massive this case was. this case was not a normal case. ask about the unabomber file, it was 59,000 volumes of information. that translates to 11,800,000 pages of documents and she knew that and so she called out to another supervisor on the unabomber case, told him she had this document she was sending but she didn't wanted to get lost in all of that stuff that was coming in. he said pay attention to it because even though the typewriter isn't the same one, the ideas here are exactly the ideas in the manifesto. so joel got it and read it and got excited and took it to terry turchie and our psychologist on the task force and they got excited. terry turchie and jim freeman were going to lunch and they took it to terry turchie and he said we need to talk about this so he canceled his meeting with jim, gave a lame excuse he couldn't go with him and we went to lunch together with that document. as we were having lunch and reading the document, who walk

molly hemingway is senior editor at the federalist. okay, molly, do we have the right to recline or not? should we do it or not? >> it seems that as these seats get closer and closer together they have gone from nearly three feet apart to just over two feet apart, we need a new understanding whether it is okay or not to recline. so i think it is important that people should think about, if they're going to recline, they need to know that might be happening at the expense of a pregnant lady sitting behind you or dad with infan on his lap or someone trying to get business done before they get home or someone over six feet tall, whose niece will be at point where they're reclining. we have to understand the new rules as seats get closer together. arthel: you're saying if you're going to be recline, be mindful of the person behind you. be respectful. you're not only person on that airplane is what you say, right, molly? >> exactly. everyone keeps thinking every man for himself as that last story indicates. instead we should have attitude,

we have molly, shantlea, and colleen, all moms of two.dy in the morning less hairy? >> normally i'm hearing, oh, this hurts. >> reporter: this genie may grant their wish. >> problem knots, it's the knot genie. >> see if it works. how does that feel? >> it was good. >> it does get the knots out. >> seems to be detangling her hair. >> does that hurt? >> no. >> no tears. >> reporter: the not genie worked its magic, conjuring up a unanimous mom-approved. next up -- >> catch caddy. >> the car seat caddy to catch things before they fall into the black hole. >> i have high hopes. >> try. >> fits. >> reporter: molly and colleen were quick catch caddy converts. >> i dropped some change. it caught it. >> i'm going to keep it in my car. >> reporter: but it fell short, literally for the other. >> by the end of the night, the catch caddy was down on the floor. >> reporter: all-star products says it was developed with a one-size fits most design. she still gave it one mom disappointed, two moms approved. finally, after a long, busy day -- >> burgers to

molly has the latest from washington. molly? >> the jets are ready to attack islamic state, isis whenever appropriate targets are identified. the measure was approved yesterday and taking on isis. and today those tornado jets took off from cypress for their first combat mission over iraq. the white house said it welcomed the british to this operation. >> the united states and the united kingdom have a special relationship and we're pleased to see the strong support from members of parliament for members of the british military working alongside u.s. servicemen and women in pursuit of this goal that benefits countries all around the globe. >> while britain, denmark, belgium and other nations agree to fight against isis, they are not taking part of the battle in syria. that continues to be the mission of the u.s. and allies. there were air strikes against isl islamic states kobani and turkey. a according to a lawmaker back home, air strikes won't be able to finish the job. >> we've done a couple hundred air strikes but in the last

it's like everest, k-9, molly's nipple. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were afraid of molly's nipple? two and three, yeah. >> jimmy: the three of them, that's right. [ laughter ] i was looking back and seeing what your first film actually was. and it was an educational film. for the bbc? >> oh yes, for the bbc in belfast. >> jimmy: was it about trains? >> it was about trains in northern ireland i believe. >> jimmy: fantastic, big hit. [ laughter ] it actually, look at you here, you played all the characters in the film. >> no. don't, oh don't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. you had a lot of budget for wardrobe there, yeah. absolutely. [ laughter ] a little baby face there. and you, the bbc is so nice and we're friendly with the bbc, to actually send us the clips from your first movie. >> oh, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a mustachioed gentleman talking about bathing in the sea. here, watch liam neeson's first film. >> you could also partake in the pleasures of sea-bathing. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's -- that's the guy who does

moments ago he spoke with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: you ran over west virginia's defense for four200 yards. physically, how are you feeling right now? >> tired. very tired. but, you know, they did a good job of opening up holes. they work hard at what they do and we came out with the win. >> this is just your fourth career game. should oklahoma fans be getting used to see some more performances like this? >> they should. when keith went down, i had to step up. me and a. ross. i felt we did a really good job tonight. >> congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. >> gus: young man understands, take care of the big guys up front of the opens up a few holes on his own as well. the final score, oklahoma 45, west virginia 33. over on fox sports 1 right now, san diego state is taking on oregon state. coming up next, except on the west coast, your late local news. bob stoops gets his 100th career big 12 win. congratulations to coach stoops. and the oklahoma sooners. for charles davis and molily mcgrath. gus johnson saying so long from gus johnson saying so long from morgantown, west virgin

but molly's thumbs down makes it one mom disappointed, two moms approved., paula, this time of year, i may be trying some of those products, really try anything to tame the back to school chaos. wish me luck. >> chaos is an understatement. >> it's chaotic in your house? >> this is the biggest fight. trying to comb my daughter's hair. yes, in the morning. >> can we get my cowlick during the break? we have to take a little break. >>> and coming up, rory mcilroy, you have to see this, his one in a million shot. where the ball ended up, and how one spectator handled being on the receiving end. that's coming up in the all-important "pop news" with sara haines after the break. ove. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can do more of what i love. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doct

moments ago he spoke with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: you ran over west virginia's defense for fourr 200 yards. physically, how are you feeling right now? >> tired. very tired. but, you know, they did a good job of opening up holes. they work hard at what they do and we came out with the win. >> this is just your fourth career game. should oklahoma fans be getting used to see some more performances like this? >> they should. when keith went down, i had to step up. me and a. ross. i felt we did a really good job tonight. >> congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. >> gus: young man understands, take care of the big guys up front of the opens up a few holes on his own as well. the final score, oklahoma 45, west virginia 33. over on fox sports 1 right now, san diego state is taking on oregon state. coming up next, except on the west coast, your late local news. bob stoops gets his 100th career big 12 win. congratulations to coach stoops. and the oklahoma sooners. for charles davis and molily mcgrath. gus johnson saying so long from gus johnson saying so long from morgantown, west virg

molly henneberg is live in washington with the latest. molly? >> reporter: today president obama did not call it war, but said the u.s. and its allies need a, quote, targeted relentless counterterrorism campaign against isis or isil. the islamic terrorist group. >> american military power is unmatched, but this can't be america's fight alone. the best way to defeat a group like isil incident by sending large numbers of american combat forces to wage a ground war in the heart of the middle east. that wouldn't serve our interests. in fact, it would only risk fuel be extremism even more. >> reporter: that lines up with what secretary of state john kerry said earlier this week, that the battle against isis is a, quote, very significant counterterrorism operation. he was in egypt working on a coalition to help fight isis. president obama said a campaign of air strikes against isis will go forward and that the u.s. is prepared to take action inside syria as well. some republicans are pointing out that the obama administration may have a difficult time

i got to sit down with stars to talk about their roles on mike and molly. >> it's been such a hit in the bay area. why do you think fans connect so much to the show? >> i think a lot of our stories like i said they try to base them in reality and they -- a lot of times they come from what's happening in the writer's lives or what's happening something they have talked to us but and they translate that real stuff very, very well. >> yeah. our show is a real slice of america. you know, you have older people, you have black people, you have bigger people, you know, you have -- >> a little bit of everybody. >> looks like life on our show. >> yeah. >> mike and molly airs weeknights at 5 p.m. on our sister station kbcw, cw 44/cable 12. >> coming up at 4:00, claims of rampant crime and poor living conditions. now the city of oakland is suing members of an apartment complex. that and more at 4:00 right before tonight's big giants- redskins football game kicking off at 5:25. >> it's football. >> football season. suitcy? what do you think? >> get the name right. [ laughter ] >> hope: i'm pregn

but i had some of molly's -- >> jimmy: yeah, you did.you wanted me to mention that, but you did. you breast fed my wife. >> i didn't breastfeed her, she breast fed me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you tasted it. >> i did. >> jimmy: which i spend a lot of time trying to avoid tasting it. >> you have to admit you have by now? right? >> jimmy: no. >> jimmy, you've got to belly up to the bar, man. you do. it's so sweet. >> jimmy: but it's supposed to be for my daughter. what if i like it and i drink all of it? i'm a pig. [ laughter ] >> start putting it in your coffee. >> jimmy: froot loops. that's yes have to put my froot loops in the pancakes. how would you describe the flavor compared to cow's milk? >> it's a little like -- what if molly's tastes different than anybody else's? then i'm like -- >> it might, i don't know. >> it's sweet. it's almost coconut milky. >> jimmy: really? >> come on, someone musted tasted breast milk in this audience. no? not one? guillermo? >> guillermo: like soy milk. >> jimmy: but in his language, that means "yamhilli

molly henneberg has the latest now from washington. molly? >> reporter: the top republican in the house, speaker john boehner, is one of those people who contend that the president's timing is all about politics and the upcoming mid terms. boehner said in a statement, quote, there is never a right time for the president to declare amnesty by executive action. but the decision to simply delay this deeply controversial and possibly unconstitutional unilateral action until after the elections instead of abandoning the idea all together smacks of raw politics. president obama made the point yesterday during the nato summit in wales that he believes he has the authority to take action on immigration separate from congress. >> in the absence of action by congress, i'm going to do what i can do within the legal constraints of my office because it's the right thing to do for the country. >> reporter: and he has the support of the top democrat in the senate, harry reid put out a statement saying issues quote, i know the president is determined to act

abc's molly hunter has the latest. >> reporter: she vanished a few blocks from home.0 p.m. friday night. police say 18-year-old hannah elizabeth graham disappeared during a night of partying. >> she'd been drinking quite a bit. >> police released these images of the uva sophomore, 5'11" with light brown hair. she was wearing a crop top with black pants. early saturday morning she texted friends. >> one text message said i'm lost in the area of 14th and wertland which is the area she was in. also an area she's very familiar with. >> after 1:00 a.m., silence. her phone either dead or switched off. some 39 hours later, she was reported missing. >> it's frightening. this isn't something that happens often. >> reporter: on monday the uva dean of students tweeted a photo of hannah asking anyone with information to call police. and in a statement uva president said the community is united in our deep concern. >> it's kind of hit home that this is something that can really happen. stories and warnings, but now it's a real person who is gone. >> reporter: no foul play is suspe

molly, live for us at the white house. molly, is the president going to ask congress to sign on to the military action, and sometime relatively soon? >> gretchen, not in any formal sense. the president's spokesman just said the president obama would welcome support from congress, but the president doesn't believe he needs it to carry out air strikes in syria. here's more. >> it is the view of this administration and the president's national security team specifically that additional authorization from congress is not required, that he has the authority that he needs to order the military action that he has to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> also pentagon officials say they are about to turn up the heat on isis. >> the coming days we're going to be more aggressive, and shift a focus from what has been to date primarily defensive in nature rather than more offensive in nature. >> gretchen, as for the increasing numbers of isis fighters, this is just happening now in the white house briefing. that's an indication that

coke cane, acid, molly, marijuana, um, ecstasy. >> four staff members were arrested.nvestigation is on-going. >>> see err ya leone reached its third final day of pretty unprecedented lock down. >> extreme strategy was designed to stem the worst ebola epidemic on record. authorities ordered its 6 million residents to stay indoors until this evening. as volunteers tried to isolate the sick and remove the dead. meantime, frustrated residents complained of food shortages. so health workers were also charged with trying to feed some of the needy yesterday populations in that country which includ included homeless children. ebola killed almost 600 people in sierra leone and 3,000 across west avenue from today it. >> still ahead on fox 29 news at 10:00 these young soccer players aren't letting their dissables stop them. how a local college team is helping them forty five on the field. >> caitlin. >> joyce, saying so long to summer this weekend literally and probably temperatures, too. 69 was the magic number saturday and sunday. cooler change starting tomorrow. we'll have ev

molly henneberg is live in washington with the very latest. molly, the summit is going on today?yes, it is day two. the called the defense of christians summit. a gathering of religious leaders around the world concerned about the persecution of christians particularly in northern iraq and the broader middle east. the goal organizers say is to preserve and protect the christians of the middle east. here's more from the speakers this morning. >> our church, all the churches can not remain silent indifferent, rest nation, isolation, have no place in our vocabulary, in our life as churches. >> please, do not use our brothers and sisters in the middle east as vote-getters or bargaining chips. >> reporter: some republican and democratic members of congress will do a question and answer session with attendees later today. tonight texas republican senator ted cruz will give the keynote address. eric? eric: what is the white house say about this, molly? >> reporter: president obama said couple weeks ago that isis is in iraq is targeting christians and other religious minorities particula

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with that said, molly, please take it away. >> until there's a cure, there's always hope and there'sed to providing support for our family care givers and those with alzheimer's disease. meredith we present this check to you today in honor of your brother steve. >> meredith: thank you very much. [ applause ] >> hi everyone. i'm here on behalf of timex. we are so proud to be making this $10,000 donation to the alzheimer's association in honor of meredith's brother. with the hope that we can help eradicate this disease which affects so many of our lives. [ applause ] >> we provide online help and information for consumers including those living with and caring for people with alzheimer's disease. we are thrilled to donate this check in honor of your brother steve. [ applause ] >> i'm wendy polio. we're the leader in long term care insurance so we absolutely understand the impact that alzheimer's has on families everywhere in this nation. meredith, it is our honor, our privilege to support you and this endeavor and on behalf of your wonderful brother steve. >> meredith: thank you so muc

>> ile let molly get into more of the specifics. there are variety of documents and materials contain in the public record that exists about the percentages of stops that occurred that involve certain ethic groups and whether those are consistent with the numbers of people who will make up the population. there are a whole variety of things that you all have reported on that i think have given us a good factual basis to proceed in the way that we have announced. i don't think there is any -- >> i think it is important to note that these are just preliminary facts that we have gathered. the investigation really is starting today. and so we will now be doing a lot of our evidence gathering in cooperation with the ferguson police department and its city leaders which will include any number of ways to talk to people and gather evidence directly from the police department. so, it is, in teed, today is really the first step in the investigation. >> if i could ask general holder, what went into the decision to open a pattern or practice i

in washington molly henneberg fox news. >>> in pennsylvania, police are narrowed their hunt for a man who killed a state participate. hundreds of law enforcement agents are looking for eric frein, a survivalists who officers think planned his attack for years. agents are concentrating on the area around his parent's house after the 31-year-old call his parents. so far frein has alluded police in the rugged pocono mountains of he is accused of ambushing a police barracks on september 12 b, killing a trooper and wounding another. >>> a new york city fire kentucky is awaiting extradition to california tonight to face financial result million child sex abuse charges of the fbi agent as rested 51-year-old willbur riera. riera has been suspend from his staten island fire station where he worked as an emergency technician. los angeles police expect to take custody of him on monday. >>> i think the message is that we're going emerge from this stronger than ever because of the community we support. >>> from building to rebuilding. we talk with a habitat for humanity official about his new moti

. >> molly, it was a multiple location in syria, correct? >> u.s. military said the air strikes focused on isis positions in northern syria near the turkish border and destroyed vehicles and air camp. military analyst said the coalition can't stop there. when you look at effective offensive power over there, right, the three legs and we need intelience and boots on the ground and while air strikes are an effective way to put them back on their heels if you will, without the other two, we'll not be truly effective. >> president has promised not to send u.s. comthe bat troops in iraq and syria and countries working with u.s. is saudi arabia, and jordan and the united arab emirates. >> and now back to the brits helping us. what is the white house reaction? >> the white house welcomes the support of the british in taking on the terrorist. america may be leading the operation, but not doing it solo. >> i made it clear america would act as part of a broad coalition and we were joined by friends and partners including arab nations and in the united nation

. >> michael molly and he's the last person who turned in a speaker card. >>> good afternoon, my name is michael mali and the security for council vice-president for united service workers west. i would like to thank sf mta for considering secure officers wages, benefits and working conditions and doing all that you could to ensure that we would have a company in there that follows the cba and also that during a contract transition from one security company to another, it is almostways necessary to concern that the wages and benefits are maintained and the union accounts well over 100 security officers. so united service workers west will be diligent to monitor the services to ensure there are no cuts. we ask the sf mta also be diligent in your oversight of this contract. we hope if there are any issues to come up that you support us in the future. >> thank you. anyone else care to address the board? >> seeing none. the hearing is closed. members of the board, we would like to hear response from staff on this issue? >> i will ask staff to come forward. i will just open by saying that

>> molly, reporting from d.c. on a hot toop topic.thanks of. >>> officials say a third american aide worker expected to be infected with ebola is in stable condition and communicating with caregivers. that's good news. dr. rick#(ós sock ra is being t treated in nebraska. health officials are considering some experimental treatments including using blood serum from a recovered patient. the 51-year-old delivered babies at a hom hospital in liberia and was not involved in the treatment of ebola. he is said to be the third u.s. aid worker to become infected during the outbreak, estimated to have killed more than 2,000 people in west africa. >>> a search operation resuming earlier today. crews are trying to find the wreckage of a small plane that is believed to have crashed off the coast of jamaica after traveling some 1700 miles under mysterious circumstances. authorities lost contact with the aircraft shortly after it took off from rochester yesterday en route to naples, florida. two u.s. fighter jets were dispatched. they say the pilot

followed by somalia. >> molly, thank you. >>> well. president obama gets ready to lay out his plan against isis, will congress and america buy in? we'll ask the panel when we come back. blaek . >>> it's always been a fantasy, this idea that we could provide some light arms or even more soft frist indicated arms to which was essentially an operation made of former doctors, farmers, pharmacists and so forth and that they were going to be able to battle not only a well armed state, but also a well armed state backed by russia, backed bier rang. battled hardens hezbollah. that was never in the cards. >> it's clear to me that we need to train and equip syrian rebels and other groups in the middle east that needs hip. >> ahead of this big speech, one of the things the president will be talking about is training and arming the syrian rebels. as you saw, that was a sound bite actually in just one month ago in the "new york times" and tom freedman. obama's leadership on foreign policy, the question, weak and decisive now, 57% to 48%. isis will

molly henningberg is live in washington with the details. >> some republicans say this is all about politics. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell suggests the president is still trying to, quote, rewrite the nation's immigration laws but wants to do it at a time that's better for democrats. mcconnell said in a statement, quote, what's so cynical about today's immigration announcement is that the president isn't saying he'll follow the law. he's just saying he'll go around the law once it's too late for americans to hold his party accountable in the november elections. but president obama maintains he has the legal authority to act alone and will do so because he says it's, quote, the right thing to do for the country. and he chieded congress for not passing the senate democrats' immigration bill. >> preference is to see congress act. we had bipartisan action in the senate. the house republicans have sat on it for over a year. that has damaged the economy. it has held american back. it is a mistake. >> but his decision to delay any executive actione(x until aftee midterms disappointed l

molly is live with the latest. molly? >> the white house welcomes the support of the british in taking on the islamic state or isis terrorists. president obama said that america may be leading this operation, but it's not doing it solo. >> i made it clear that america would act as part of a broad coalition and we were joined in the faction by friends and partners including arab nations. at the united nations in new york, i work to build more support, to cut off terrorist financing and stop the flow of foreign fighters into and out of that region. >> the british and other european allies are joining the u.s. in air strikes against isis in iraq. in syria the mission is being carried out by the u.s. and middle east countries. we have new details on air strikes in syria. the air strikes focus on islamic state positions in northern syria, newer the turkish border and damaged buildings and air fields at an isis training camp. some analysts say the coalition can't stop there. >> we need to look at effective offensive power over