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the united states has curbed spying on friendly governments in western europe. this, according to an associated press story, that quotes current and former american officials. under the stand-down order, the ap says case officers are forbidden from so-called unilateral operations, such as meeting with sources they have recruited within allied governments. american spying in western

changed. >> reporter: this is happening outside of denver but the tests we're talking about affects all students nationwide who take ap americanhich oversees this s.a.t. exam, they issued guidelines john. they admit they made errors. they omitted material and will reissue the framework. back to you. jon: william la jeunesse. thank you. >> interesting debate certainly. fox news alert to bring right now. we are awaiting the results on a vote in britain over whether or not the u.k. will join the international coalition to fight isis. the british parliament set to begin voting at any minute now, as we also learn the daneses sending f-16s down there. jon: in about 60 minutes, heather and i will be back, and then i'm going to be disappearing for two weeks, heading to the roof of africa joining volunteers at children's charity, compassion international. we're going to climb that thing in the background, mount kilimanjaro. the money we raise is going to fund a local water system, so i'll put information on foxnews.com. click on the "happening now" tab, and i'll be tweeting about it @jonscottfnc. we'll see you in an hour, "outnumbered"

the united states has curbed spying on friendly governments in western europe. this, according to an associated press story, that quotes current and former american officials. under the stand-down order, the ap says case officers are forbidden from so-called unilateral operations, such as meeting with sources they have recruited within allied governments. american spying in western europe came to light in classified documents leaked by former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden. back in this country, there is yet another vehicle recall. chrysler is recalling almost 189,000 2011 jeep grand cherokees and dodge dorangos. they might stall or fail to stop because of a fuel pump problem. dealers will make the repairs for free tarting october 24. huge wildfires continue to burn in california. one of them about 60 miles east of sacramento, has destroyed nearly 120 square miles of timber and vegetation. it spread again overnight and is only 10% contaped. an estimated 5,000 firefighters battling the blaze, which authorities say was deliberately set. a man being held on arson charges pleaded not guilty. the manhunt is continuing in northeastern pennsylvania for eric frein, a survivalist wanted in connecti

happening elsewhere in the country about history and what kind of american values to teach in schools. so the school board argues, well, the new framework for the ap history courses just don't emphasize american patriotism, doesn't emphasize american values and focuses on the negatives in history how do we figure out what the appropriate mediums should be? >> in this area it's hard to be neutral. highly contentious american history. what we want the students to be able to do is understand multiple sides to the issue, how they can read and understand evidence, so we should be focused on the skills. common core calls for students to think critically, to write and do independent research, rather than which history is taught to students. good but again, history facts, you know, there are certain parts of history, there are individuals who are important parts of history. and what the other side is is arguing here is that the new ap framework is ignoring, for example martin luther king isn't mentioned but then the black panthers are. thomas jefferson not mentioned, the focusing on white superiority. i understand what you're saying about thinking critica

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prosecutors say tollefson defrauded, 200 victims from bogus travel packages to the super bowl ape other sporting event and then he kept american300,000 meant for charity. new his victims say his add mission. >> it takes a pretty low person to pray on a dead officer's family and go rip have been off. >> i think they are relieved but they are waiting to completely exhale until mr. toll sop is sentenced and i don't blame them. >> sentencing coulding interesting. tollefson's attorney says his downward spiral is as a result of the addiction to alcohol and painkillers, depend enscy he says he has now kick. meanwhile sentencing could happen in 60 days, tollefson as you know is a former fox 29 employees. >>> there is a proposal to save the trump taj mal had deal. billion air karl ican says he will spend 100 million-dollar to save venue but wow like a big tax break from atlantic city and would like 25 million-dollar in funding from a state agency. atlantic city's mayor says that is the tiehl that the city cannot afford. the taj is slate todd close in november. >>> four major professional u.s. sports leagues and ncaa challenging new jer

the next question comes from lauren near guard of ap. your line is open. >> thank you. do we know, can you even say if this is an american or is this a visitor? and then, has the health department already reached any of those contacts has that contact tracing begun? >> what i can say, the individual was here to visit family whoor in this country. the further details i think are to be identified in the coming days or relevant or not. we'll see. in terms of contact tracing. we're just beginning the process because investigation just began today, but the health department had already been forward leaning on that. it's already locating information for individuals so that that can begin immediately. >> the next question comes from maggie fox from nbc news. >> i know you have been extremely clear that people don't spread this virus unless they're showing symptoms nonetheless i think everyone knows the reaction of nercht united states has been disbelieving in this. so i wonder what steps you might take to reassure people that they may have traveled with the this same patient or passed through the same airport that they're not a

>> the next question comes from lauren nearguard of ap, your line is open. >> thank you. do we know, can you even say if this is an american or is this a visit visitor? and then has the health department already reached any of those contacts as that. appear to visit family who live in this country, further detailsdetail details, i think, are to be identified in the coming days or relevant or not, we'll see. in terms of contact tracing, we're just beginning the process, and investigation just began today but the health department had already been forward leaning on that so we're locating information for individuals so that that can begin immediately. on the phone? >> the next question comes from maggie fox of nbc news, your line is open. >> i know that you have been extremely clear that people don't spread this virus unless they're showing symptoms, nonetheless, i think everybody knows that the reaction in the united states has been disbelieving of this. so i'm wondering what steps you might take to reassure people who fear they may have traveled on the same plane with this patient or passed through the same airport with th

those words today, the first thing that i must say to you in all honesty and urgency, that this is not merely about black men. this is ap assault -- an assault on the african-americanhat the discourse must be expanded to include the lives of our sisters and our mothers. black women are being killed, they are being raped. for example, melissa williams in cleveland, ohio, was riding in the car with her boyfriend, they were chased by 59 police cars who fired 137 rounds of bullets into the car. killing both of them. we have a case of a young woman in detroit, michigan, who was killed by a s.w.a.t. team who entered her house. she's 66 years old. we have 93-year-old mrs. goldie in texas who was killed by the police. this is a crisis that is not con confined to gender, and spirit house has documented since 2007 when i became very interested in this issue after reading a small little story about an african-american man, 17 years old in leesville, mississippi, billy johnson, who died suspiciously in the hands of the deputy sheriff on a dark road in mississippi. it turned out that he had scholarships to multiple schools, he was an athlete. it turned out that he was shot and

the american people and congress? how are the people in the middle east responding? we will bring you all that. >> we will bring you breaking news on the ray rice story. conducting an independent investigation. the ap is reporting that somebody in the nfl's executive office was sent the shocking video back in april. who knew what and when? and is this case -- >> a bombshell. eyewitnesses shocked reaction to the shooting of michael brown. they say his hand were in the air, when he was gunned down by officer wilson. we'll have the latest on that and new protests to night in ferguson. >> we will begin with the president's strategy on isis this hour. we are joined live. now we will talk to jim, actually, jim is here with us. jim, not lost on any one that the president, president obama has been reluctant to act in syria. arming the kurd, syrian rebels now. we are going to do it. what is the plan? >> a tremendous turn around here. on so many levels, there are things that the president refused to do which is -- he is now doing. get involved in the syrian war. get involved in this mess really, as he is described it. now the u.s. its getting involved. two arm syrian rebels, the president dismissed in the pa

the american people and congress? how are the people in the middle east responding? we will bring you all that. >> we will bring you breaking news on the ray rice story. conducting an independent investigation. the apporting that somebody in the nfl's executive office was sent the shocking video back in april. who knew what and when? and is this case --

committing themselves when they think that the americans standing next to them might decide i'm tired of this. i'm out of here. stuart: now this. we got it just in from the ape has reportedly been beheaded by terrorists in algeria. no word from the white house or pentagon on this. they are referring questions to the french government. that's from the ap. french hostage beheaded as was threatened two days ago. according to the ap, it's happened. check of the big board, up 78 points. half a percent higher for the dow jones industrial average, and now time for the sector report. trey, shah in new york, trey, the first question on commodities. no reaction from oil and gold after all of the airstrikes in syria. why not? >> indeed, oil and gold are dominated by the dollar story. let's start from the basic premise that markets are interrelated. one thing affects another. cause and effect. if the general idea is that janet yellen is going to be raising rates in the future, that firms up the dollar. the firmer the dollar, the firmer weak and crude oil prices get. i would temper that bullishness on the dollar a little bit. let's not forget something, we have such a b

friday morning with september bus routes 39 ape 57 on local detours between lehigh avenue and dauphin street because of the wear house fire in kensington at americant. so plan accordingly for that change in your bus route this morning. >> ♪ >> the end is near for derek jeter. his fans got a huge surprise, part of the video that they have a phillies fan, well, >>> all right. 5:45. kyle kendrick's struggled in what could be one of his final starts of the phillies. he gave up three runs, six hits and five walks over five innings have of work and the phillies seven-three loss in san diego. he is a free agent after this season and speculation is that the team will most likely not resign him. >> how could they. >> i know. >> it has been a disease on. >> he would be good for double a for up and coming guys drafted, give them good batting practice there in live games. >>> history made last night in the blow out game on thursday night football. >> devon hester set an nfl record with his 20th career return for a touchdown when he returned a punt for a score in the first half. look at that. he broke the the record that was held by dion sanders. at plant led

the next question comes from nouri of ap. your line is open. >> thank you. can you even see if this is an american orifice as a visitor and has the health department already reached any of those contacts if contacting us began? >> what i can say is individual is here to visit family who live in this country. further details i think are to be identified in the coming da days, relevant or not. we will see. in terms of contact tracing we are just beginning the process of investigation today that the health department has already then forward-leaning on that nrd has located information for individuals so that can begin immediately. on the phone. >> the next question from nbc news. your line is open. >> i know you have been extremely careful but people don't -- this virus unless they are showing symptoms nevertheless i think everyone knows they united states has been disbelieving of this so i wonder what steps you might take to reassure people who fear they may have traveled on the same plane with this patient or have been in the airport with his patient that they are not at risk. >> people can always

the current course with emphasis on race, gender, class, ethnicity, grievance and american bashing. now, if you were alone on the fringe of some far flung school district then your facebook angst about the ap curriculum would not warrant a response but you are at the center of an entire movement. as the school year kicked off in august the republican national committee made the same argument calling the ap curriculum a radcally revisionist view that emphasizes negative aspecks while minimizing positive aspects. so ms. williams you are in good company with conservative lawmakers in your desire to make sure the curriculum promotes citizenship, patriotism, essentials and respect for authority and respect for individual rights while discouraging the study of civil disorder, social strife or disregard of the law. you're kidding, right? you plan to teach united states history without mentioning civil disorder and social strife and disregard of the law? what are you planning to teach to explain that turbulent decade of massive resistance to law, collective organizing against authority and armed civil disorder? not the 1960s, i mean the 1770s. you do know that the 1773 boston tea party was an act

americans know, there are a lot of cameras on elevators. at some point you say, there's probably a type ape of what hapd in the elevator.ything you can. you maybe can suspend the player while you get the evidence and that is not what happened here. i think it's good that former director of the fbi robert mull lett mueller is a man of integrity. no one is above the law and they have to make sure that they were not treating this employee differently just because they were the nfl. >> should commissioner goodell resign? >> i think, again, as a former prosecutor that you have to look at the facts and the evidence that is being collected now and we are going to learn more and more about this as the time goes on. i grew up watching the vikings. that being said, we want to keep our sports as wholesome as we can in a day when they are all about money, we want to keep these players as role models and certainly this was mishandled by the nfl. i think they are the first to admit this and they need to change their policy going forward. if there's any silver lining here, it will be that america is looking at this issue of domestic v

the next question come from laurie from ap. your line is open. >> reporter: thank you. do we know, can you even say if this is an american or is this a visitor? partment already reached any of those contacts? has that contact tracing begun? >> what i can say is the individual was here to visit family who live in this country. further details i think are to be identified in the coming days. relevant or not. we'll see. in terms of contact tracing, we're just beginning the process since the investigation just began today. the health department had very forward leaning on that. so it has locating information for individuals so that can begin immediately. on the phone? >> the next question comes from maggie fox of nbc news. >> i know you have been extremely clear that people don't spread this virus unless they're showing symptoms. nonetheless i think everybody knows the reaction in the united states has been disbelieving of this. i'm wondering what steps you might take to reassure people who fear they may have traveled on the same may not with this patient and not at risk. >> people can always call us at cdc info. they can check on our website. the

the ap reports on the u.s. credibility, something that james baker alluded to but says the administration's swift abandonment of hugh bare ek shocked allies in the region. it left many concluding that american leadership was naive and its diplomacy inept. that was an interesting angle, the legacy of what happened in 2011, the back and forth over hosni mubarak. do you think that has truly had a ripple effect on other arab states in the region, especially in this conflict? >> i think it has some influence, yes, and also what david mentioned, the aborted strike against syria last year that was intended to retaliate for chemical weapons against assad's people. instead president obama greed to a plan to destroy the plants. you hear a lot of people around the region question american credibility in that way, fairly or not. i think that's a challenge for him. the truth is these coalitions are helpful in terms of public relations and there are specific things that individual countries like turkey can do but the most important thing is a symbol of unity. >> turkey remains a question mark. we have to leave it at that. >>> after the break, when we come back, what does a war with isis look like? republ

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