he was excited. >> sergeant andrew tahmooressi has a message for you. >> andrew, is there anything weou would like to say? >> well, i don't want this to come off as these people against those people or those against these. but that we're not -- we make mistakes and you know, i think if he we take the lesson from this and that is that we all need to look after each other. we all should care for each other. and not blame anybody either. not blame the group as a whole. but just few individuals that made some decisions that caused this to happen. >> montel marine. they -- they really want to appreciate what you did for the country. >> i know. i know. if there they want to make sure you are okay. >> yeah. i'm on okay. i'm going to be okay. i'm going to be okay, everyone. i will be just final. i promise. >> i believe that. >> i will be just fine get over this. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> for more about sergeant tahmooressi's case, go to gretawire.com. thank you for joining us for this special edition of "on the record." we'll see you next time. >>> live from america's news headquarters i

now our conversation with sergeant andrew tahmooressi. >> andrew, nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> i never thought we would have this chance. i had given up hope. >> you gave up hope? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> a lot of people behind you. >> i know. >> are you different now than before you ended up in prison? >> i wouldn't say different. i would say i'm pretty much the same. but with you know, maybe, i think i have learned some lessons. i have learned some life lessons. and being in prison was a time of self-reflection. it just helps me to notice a lot of things and a lot of my faults. so now i want to work on working to fix them. >> i told you when we met a few minute ace go in person, we have spoken on the phone. i thought at first, made a wrong turn? i didn't buy it until i went out and drove it. it was exactly what i would have done. you make an accidental turn and all of the sudden you're in mexico. >> yeah. that's how it was. >> i mean, i don't see that quote as false. i see it as a bad turn. >> i know. i'm just hard on myself. >> why are you so hard on yourself

andrew tahmooressi is free for the first time in seven months. how he's doing. >>> plus in california a spaceship breaks up in the sky, the pieces plummeting to the ground. the new details we learned in the last hour straight ahead. >>> and in hawaii a volcano has turned into a huge nightmare. we'll talk to a homeowner about what he's doing to stay safe coming up. >>> new details on that failed virgin dpa lactic space flight fp just moments ago the founder of the group richard branson spoke to reporters about yesterday's tragedy. he left one pilot dead and another injured. listen to what he said. >> we are determined to find out what went wrong, and we're working with the authorities to get that information. it is too early for me to add any details of the investigation at this stage. we've always known that commercial space travel is an incredibly hard project. we've been undertaking comprehensive testing program for many years and safety has always been our number one priority. >> let's bring in cnn's stephanie elam. she was at that press confe

andrew tahmooressi, a u.s.ine reservist, said the charges stem from his making a wrong turn at the border while carrying three firearms in his truck. several public figures including former ambassador bill richardson had been pressuring mexico to set tahmooressi free. >>> virgin galactic founder richard branson is vowing to figure out why his spacecraft broke apart on a test flight yesterday. one test pilot was killed. a second pilot parachuted to the ground, but he was seriously injured. the spacecraft disintegrated at 45,000 feet over california's mojave desert. branson says that he hopes to finish what he started and make commercial space tourism both

and right now, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi. on the record. he tells all from the arrest at the boarder to his rough treatment in prison. even to being handcuffed to a bed. let's go back to march 31st. do you -- you went to mexico, parked your car where -- we parked our car right where you parked your car. you went over into -- walked other. >> yeah. >> got a room. a couple hours later, come back, get in the car. and make that fateful turn. >> yes. >> and when you went into mexico, they stopped you. what did you say to them when they stopped you? >> what did i say to them? i told them -- they asked me, what do you have in your truck? and i told them i have all my stuff in here, clothes and whatnot. and i have three guns. i told them that immediately. i told them i didn't want to be in mexico. i wanted to be in america. and i wanted to do a u-turn. and i couldn't -- there -- there was no way to do it from what i saw. and he said that he was going to help me get back to america. he was very helpful. he was a nice man. but then there was one guy

andrew tahmooressi back on u.s. soil. >> and hopefully we'll get more from the mexican government and u.s. government as well about how this happened and was brought to fruition. nick valencia, following from the very beginning, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> cnn is keeping up with sergeant tahmooressi's journey back home. we know he is in the miami area. we'll bring you the very latest throughout the morning. >> we're staying on top of another big story. it was supposed to be the next generation of space exploration, perhaps the beginning of space tourism. virgin galactic $500 million spacesh spaceshiptwo. >> investigators are trying to figure out what went horribly wrong during a test flight over the mojave desert. >> one filts dead, a second injured. >> incredible eyewitness photos show the moments the space plane detached from the jet powered mothership it's called, some are calling it. seconds later you see it there, break apart. >> here's where we are today. we know virgin galactic founder richard branson

and breaking news on the 'lease of andrew tahmooressi. and the calendar may say november 1st, but several parts of the country are about to be blasted with an early taste of winter. snow falling as far south as georgia. and more, guess what, on the way. >>> hello again, everyone, i'm fredricka whitfield. developing news on the virgin galactic spaceship disaster. the ntsb about to release an update about spaceship 2 coming down. this as we understand that virgin ceo richard branson could arrive at any moment at the crash site in california. the shasship 2 plane fell apart just two minutes after friday's launch over the mojave desert. one pilot was killed, the other hospitalized. cnn's stephanie elam is near the launch site. the second private space disaster this week. what are we learning about what happened? any commonalities here? >> reporter: yeah, it's very disturbing, obviously, it's a very rough week for space exploration and these private endeavors as well, fred. what you're seeing here are the challenges of actually trying to get u

sergeant andrew tahmooressi returned last night after a mexican judge ordered his release. tahmooressi spent 214 grueling days in captivity for crossing the border with guns. he said he got lost on a california freeway ramp. and never meant to cross into mexico. we have more details >> reporter: well, the mexican attorney general essentially withdrew the charges. this was not expected now. and it coincides with the arm twisting and lobbying of congressmen who have been in tijuana in a quiet mission to secure his release. it happened around 3:00 p.m. yesterday. after 214 days in prison, guards turned him over to immigration who's courted him to the board -- who escorted him to the border and he returned home to florida last night. >> 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 goes one sided between the two countries. >> reporter: now, for months mexico insisted their judicial process had to run its process, despite mounting ev

sergeant andrew tahmooressi landed in the u.s. for the first time in seven months and in i15 minutes the family holds a news conference in florida. we'll take you there live. and a spaceship breaks up in the sky. >> space is hard. and today was a tough day. >> the pieces plummeted to the ground. we're live in the mojave desert straight ahead. and it is the frenzied last weekend of campaigning before midterm elections. candidates across the countrying are calling in the big names. and we dig into the key races that are so close. >>> let's begin with a long awaited moment of freedom after seven months in a mexican prison. a u.s. marine corps reservist is free. sergeant tahmooressi touched down moments ago in florida. he was arrested march 31st after he crossed into tijuana with three guns in his truck. he told authorities he took a brong turn near the border. nick valencia joining me. you have been following the story from the beginning. a mexican court official says he was released to psychological grounds. this related to the ptsd

anger. >> this is like pow vietnam prisoner of war camp type stuff. >> fathor the first time andrew tahmooressilling his story. find it on twitter using #tahmooressi. he often feared for his life and so he tells us he made a daring escape attempt. >> do you try to escape or try to commit suicide while you were in prison? >> both? >> uh-huh. >> which came first? >> the escape. >> what was that which facility number one? >> number one. >> what happened there? >> well, once i decided to escape, i felt like there was i felt extremely afraid. i felt it would be the last night of my life that these guys were going to kill me and brutally kill me i was thinking. i built up strength to run away. i thought running away because my only hope to get away from a situation like that. >> what happened? obviously it didn't escape. they grabbed you? how far did he get? >> i got pretty far. i got pretty far. i made it to the front gate but there was no way around the front gate. i had maybe climbed over four barbed wire fences and scared away some dogs and almost got captured rm one guy reached up my foot and br

but now andrew tahmooressi is back home a private jet picked him up just after 9:00 last night. a few hours after a judge released him on humanitarian grounds because he has post-traumatic stress. the tahmooressi family has a lengthy statement out this morning. to all those across the country who walked shoulder to shoulder with us as we fought for andrew, it has reminded us that at a time of much discord americans can come together for one of their heroes and we have never been more proud to be americans. there was a strong bipartisan effort to get andrew released led by republican congressman matt sammon and riot as well as bill richardson. >> he is in good spirits. he is smiling. he wants a steak. he wants to go home. he wants to see his mom. he was in very good spirits. he has had a tough ordeal. he had close to 8 months, but now he is f6 >> at the end of the tahmooressi family very gracious statement, there is a line also but how they now take comfort in new very visible youtube signs by the mental co-border that they hope will prevent other families from experiencing the

. >> sergeant andrew tahmooressi finally free by mexico. we have the inside story.megan kelly on that. >> now who is running? you are. >> also ahead, waters world, the election day edition. >> who controls the senate right now. >> it's hard to say. >> it's not that hard. >> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now! i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. the mid term election is very important because america is not doing real well at the moment. talking points does not endorse political candidates, they vote for this one, three days later that person could be indicted. the reason i don't get involved is because it's my job to keep an eye on all the powerful people in america. if i have a rooting interest, that could skew my mandate. i don't support political dand r candida candidat candidates. and i try to keep it fair. that being said, the obama ad n administration is having trouble everywhere. the democratic candidates felt he would be a detriment. when mr. obama got out on the trail, he said things like this. >> the republic

veteran andrew tahmooressi. it's been around seven months since the 26-year-old was arrested by mexican authorities for crossing the border with loaded guns. he maintains he got lost on a california freeway ramp that sent him to a tijuana port of entry with no way of turning back. in mexico possession of weapons for use by the army is a federal crime. tahmooressi's calls prompting for his release, now those calls have been answered. his family issuing the following statement "it's with overwhelming and humbling feeling of relief that we confirm that andrew was released today after spending 214 days in mexican jail. we will keep you updated on this story throughout the night. important to know that the u.s. veteran released from mexico sergeant andrew tahmooressi. now back to "hannity" already in progress after this break. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money's freedom. -money's always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it's complicated. it's not easy. i'm not a good budgeter. unfortunatel

marine andrew tahmooressi. he maintained he got lost on a ramp that sent him across with no way of turning back. his long call for prompting for freedom. his family issuing the following statement. it is with overwhelming and humbling relief we can say andrew was released today after spending 214 days in mexico. the country has been tightening up its border checks to stop the flow of u.s. weapons that have been used by drug cartels. i'm lea gabrielle. "the kelly file" special returns after this break. you know your dentures can move. unlike natural teeth. try new fixodent plus truefeel. this smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. iprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you a

sergeant andrew tahmooressi. in the interview you will only see here. the marine talks about life behind bars in that mexican prison. sergeant tahmooressi tells his story for the first time since coming home. that's coming up. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> not just the senate. the republicans expanding the seats in the house to near record numbers. biggest house majority since, well, some say the truman administration. i have heard the hoover administration more than 60 years ago. >> the republicans pulled it off. an historic majority in the house and senate. >> this is a total rejection of democrats in washington. >> the party claims full control of both houses of congress for the first time in eight years. >> this was a referendum election year on president obama and his policies. it's a reflection much the president's lack of leadership.

marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi is free and back on u.s. soil. he's back in the united states after seven months in a mexican prison. that's him hugging his mother jill and friends at a san diego airport after crossing the border. in an exclusive interview with cnn, the tahmooressi family spokesman said a variety of factors led to the marine's release. >> his mother, the congressman, the governor, montel, everybody has been in san diego for the better part of a week. a lot of false starts along the way. and it took a fair amount of kind of work to get it to the point where it was. >> former new mexico governor bill richardson pictured here along with ed royce and matt salmon were among the group that helped get him out of jail. family friend montel williams says tahmooressi has a long rebuilding process ahead. >> this experience for him in the last seven months is in a lot of ways has retraumatized him. this is like prison ptsd. they really are going to need a break for just a little bit of time. >> tahmooressi an afghan war vet was held on weapo

. >> marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi had a lot to say about his time there. >> it is good to see himack. in the meantime we have another veteran to talk about a recognition 151 years in the making. president obama awarding a gettysburg soldier a medal of honor. he was just 22 years old when he was killed in combat. that was back in july 3rd of 1863 while he was leaviding the union's against confederate advancements. >> it is honored during the thursday night game. 4-year-old lia is battling cancer. during half time they had a $1.35 million check to cincinnati's children hospital for pediatric cancer research. >> not exactly big news the cold air in the country. maria molina tracking the polar vortex. >> good morning heather and lia. last winter it was a really cold winter across portions of the midwest and into the northeast. the polar vortex pattern. this cold air is in place they will move southward and impact us across the lower 48. it is across northern portions of new england. you can see the snow coming down across main and through up state new york and portions of vermont. >>

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was killed and the other was injure parachuting out of that spaceship. >>> marine reservist andrew tahmooressining after spending seven months in a mexican prison, a mexican judge freed tahmooressi because of his mental state. the retired marine has posttraumatic stress syndrome. tahmooressi says he made a wrong turn and crossed over into mexico with guns in his car. >>> and an attorney for jesse that mew jr. who is charged with the aduction of murdered student hannah graham asked a judge to undergo a psychological evaluation. he w arraigned friday in a separate case dating back to 2005. >>> finally, rob, i hope you're not a new england patriots fan because coach bill belichick is blasting local meteorologists for their weather prediction. >> where is his hoodie? >> based on history that they are almost always wrong, rob. >> i hate him even more now. >> 100% of rain last week and only water i saw was on the gatorade table. if i did my job the way they do theirs i'd be here about a week. >> whoa. >> that's cold, man. >> that is cold. >> anyway last week the patriots did beat the bears by a scor

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marine reservist sergeant andrew tahmooressi is back in united states after accept monseven mo mexicanson. that's him hugging his mother and friends. in an exclusive interview with cnn, the tahmooressi family spokesman said a variety of factors led to his release. >> his mother, the congressman, the governor, montel, everybody, has been in san diego for the week, a lot of false starts and it took a fair amount of work to get it to the point where it was. >> reporter: former new mexico governor bill richardson pictured here along with ed royce and matt salmon were among the group that helped get tahmooressi out of jail. montel williams who last month testified in front of congress about the case said tahmooressi has a long rebuilding process ahead. >> this experience for him in the last seven months is in a lot of ways retraumatized him and this is almost like call it prison ptsd. so they really will need a break for just a little bit of time. >> reporter: tahmooressi, an afghan war vet, faced more than 20 years in prison. on friday, he was set free by a mexican court order that officia

held in a mexican prison for allegedly smuggling weapons in the country is back home, sergeant andrew tahmooressieleased friday, he said he made a wrong turn, wasn't planning to go to mexico, he was arrested back in march after mexican customs agents found three firearms in thiz truck, a pistol, pump shotgun and an ar 15 assault rifle, more on the release and the diplomatic effort to bring him home. >> reporter: after crossing the border, sergeant tahmooressi finally made it to the u.s., that's him hugging family and friends at a san diego airport before boarding to miami. he came from afghanistan and suffered from untreated ptsd spent 214 days in a mexican prison until a mexican court decided to grant him a humanitarian release on weapons charges and recommended he get help for his ptsd. >> the mexican government was not pressured but made the correct decision based on ptsd. >> reporter: former mexico governor bill richardson and advocate montel williams pressed for his family, both saw him over the past few months. >> i went to visit sergeant tahmooressi at his prison, i told him i thought the

earlier i spoke to the attorney for andrew tahmooressi he said truth be told it caught him off-guard, deb, he said he was willing to be in it for the long haul. a lot of false starts. a lot of, you know, chances that tahmooressi could have been released and it caught a lot of people by surprise that he was given the order to be released and the charges withdrawn and the prosecution and the weapons charges put against him withdrawn by the prosecution. back on u.s. soil a free man, deb? >> and, you know, nick, some people are really wondering whether, in fact, it was really an accident that he drove over the border with those weapons. but what was his explanation as to why he got lost how he got into mexico? >> let's take our viewers back to march 31st that night. he was on the u.s. side of the border. and he went into mexico to patronize an establishment and hang out with marines at camp pendleton and he chose to walk back across the mexican side to the united states side and got in his car and he said he was simply confused and turned around. he had crossed the border only on foot and

we'll hear andrew tahmooressi's story tonight. >>> and coming up, two words. >> he was great. >>> up next, with country music last night, the cma awards, that was miranda lambert. and next, one country singer who has gone pop, taylor swift. >> why isn't our government doing something about this? i'll be the first to say it, president obama doesn't care about taylor swift post-partum disorder. >> i'm pretty sure that is why they lost the senate. >> they also poked fun at the ebola nurse. >> quarantine, quarantine, quarantine ♪ don't ride your bike ♪ please don't inspect my man ♪ quarantine quarantine quarantine ♪ what part of staying inside ♪ don't you understand? ♪ >> i know you were watching last night, how big is your crush on brad -- >> how much time do we have? bob took up after the time. i love the cmas, i love all things country, that starts from an early age. and brad paisley, they're both talented singers, performers, and carrie underwood, i think she will probably end up being a great actress, as well. >> yeah, i tuned in and saw her. she was absolutely amazing. >> i caught

after 214 days in a mex san prison sergeant andrew tahmooressi is back on american soil.hat is next? he is hoping for a chance to decompress and get treatment for his diagnosed post traumatic stress disorder growth dpau van susteren. >> stef sri wonder might be singing this in 9s months. >> the 64 yeefld eye done expecting triplets his 9th, 10th and 11th kid. his mother girlfriend tamekka reese see. can you image? >> well, some storms in the central part of the con dre today. get ready to bundle up. maria molina tracking snow. >> we have chilly temperatures across portions of the east. brief warnings from pennsylvania to floor dall. the lighter shade of blue is a cross advisory. parts of forgea you are waking up to where you want to be. 38 in cleave lantd. a little bit better across the center of the country. that will be the case as we head into the afternoon. highs there forecast in the upper 50's and even upper 70's across stexas. not too bad. weshtd be cooling off already. as far as any rain goes, i think we are going to be limited in some of the weather related trave

. >>> marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi was released after an order from a mexican judge. mexican authorities are detained him back in march after he crossed into the country with loaded guns. the 26-year-old afghanistan veteran says he made a wrong turn that took him to tijuana. former talk-show host and advocate montel williams pressed heavily for tahmooressi's release. william was in san diego when he was reunited with his family. >> had experience for him in the last seven months is in a lot of ways has retraumatized him and let's call it prison ptsd. >>> now the judge released tahmooressi based on his mental state and rented that he get treatment for post-tramautic stress disorder. >>> the deadliest house fire in maine in 30 years killed five young adults and left a sixth person hospitalized with severe burns. the young man who survived the fire reportedly jumped from a second floor window to escape the flames the portland, maine fire chief the investigation could take several days and witness say the fire may have started on porch. >>> a brazen attack to tell but in

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. >>> it's been one week since marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi was released from a mexican prison. >> the guy comes running, the guard, comes and starts whacking me with a stick. they drag me into the wall, put me on my knees up against the wall, they started hitting me in the face with open palms. i was glad as i could be to take that beating, i was just like bring it, bring it on, effort just joyful knowing that i got away from that place. so the beating didn't bother me. >> sergeant tahmooressi takes us through the moment when he got released. >> my mom told me she thought it was going to be very soon. and hey, it's going to be today. they told me to take a shower and shave, they told me to clean up. so i cleaned up. the lady came from the courthouse with the paper work saying that my immediate release was being command end. >> it's sad as a country and many people tried to do a lot to help this young man who clearly suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. who according to the facts, our own greta van sustren said, he made a wrong turn. why didn't the justice department do

andrew tahmooressi spent eight months in a mexican gaol for crossing the border with a loaded bomb. marines said he crossed the border by accidents. the doctor in new york city treated for ebola is in new york city. dr craig spencer contracted the virus while working with doctors without borders. he's being treated with an experimental drug. his fiancee is quarantined at the apartment and does not have symptoms. >> nina pham has been reignited with her dog. she contracted the disease whilst treating thomas eric duncan in dallas. she was released last week. today she expressed her gratitude for bentley's care. >> thank you for helping to take care of bentley over the last 21 days. caring for him. and showing compassion and love is abundant. >> caring for bently cost tens of thousands adding to donations and grants should cover the bill. the number of cases rises now, with more than 13.5,000. the world health organization says the death toll will be 5,000. almost all of the nations were confined to three west african neighbours. we are this report from fan ghana >> reporter: these hea

sergeant andrew tahmooressi landed in the u.s.ime in seven months and in i15 minutes the family holds a news conference in florida. we'll take you there live. and a spaceship breaks up in the sky. >> space is hard. and today was a tough day. >> the pieces plummeted to the ground. we're live in the mojave desert straight ahead. and it is the frenzied last weekend of campaigning before midterm elections. candidates across the countrying are calling in the big

coverage, we kind of didn't get a chance to talk about this, on friday night, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressias released from the mexican jail. we're all happy the mexican government did that, and a big thank you to both greta and bill o'reilly who spent a lot of time pushing to get that done on their shows. they're going to get an exclusive. >> greta did more to bring him home than president obama. >> you better ask about my phone charger. >> and now st. joseph university is the ncaa school that she was able to play, she made the team. >> that's it, great show, everyone, don't miss -- >> i'm sorry, man, i tried. >> here's the bottom line, dvr this show, stick around for "special report" coming from new york city. that's next. oh oo it is tuesday november 4th and here come the voters. the first polling site is about to open and the control of congress is up in the air. what's at steak and what the gop needs to do to win power. >> bombshell incumbent senator on the ballot now at the center of the irs scandal how new letters could effect today's vote. marijuana and bears. hot topics and sambal

andrew tahmooressi is talking with greta first in this exclusive interview about spending eight monthsmexican jail. he describes what happened after an attempt to escape. >> they just started hitting me. they started hitting me, hitting me in the face with open palms. nothing full-blown, just like you know, just like. that was actually joyful to take that beating. i was happy about that beating. >> why? >> i knew the beating was coming. they were telling me stories about the guards. how, if someone acts up or does something wrong they get beat. i already knew it was going to happen to me. i was glad as be take that beat. was, bring it, bring it on. i was there joyful knowing that i got away from that place. so the beating didn't bother me. bill: hmmm. marine freed airs tonight 7:00 eastern time "on the record" with greta van susteren. ollowed his story since he crossed that border. now he is home. but what an ordeal for him. tonight 7:00 eastern. martha: greta says she is very concerned about him. he was there for too long given his state of ptsd. you will see more of that coming up. >

andrew tahmooressi was arrested after finding guns in his truck at a check point. he says he made a wrong turn on the u.s. side of the border. >>> a third victim in a u.s. shooting passed away. she died friday in washington state after suffering a gunshot wound to the head. the shooter killed himself in the school cafeteria after shooting others. >>> israel has partially reopened a revooefed holy site in jerusalem. tensions over the closure are still boiling. only muslim men and women over 50 were able to attend the prayers known to jews as the temple mount. violence erupted a short distance away. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: friday afternoon, in the palestinian neighborhoods of jerusalem, fireworks and rocks thrown at israeli security forces respond with tear gas and grenades. tear gas, okay. clashes like this in palestinian areas of jerusalem with police on a friday afternoon. let's get moving. they are not unusual. everything will tell you, the anger here in recent weeks is glowing. it is this that is the focus of much recent anger and violence. palestinians call it

marine veteran andrew tahmooressi is free after eight months in a mexican jail, he's now home in florida mexican judge ordering the immediate release of the afghanistan war veteran who suffers from ptsd. mexican authorities arrested the 26-year-old for crossing the border with loaded guns. he said he crossed the border mistakenly. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the galatic spaceship to explode yesterday. richard branson, the company founder, is vowing to find out what went wrong. i'll see you at the top of the hour for "america's news headquarters." i'll get you back now to megyn kelly. enjoy your saturday. >>> welcome back to "the kelly file" midterm special. campaigns are remembered for the political ads that flood the airwaves and they have gotten especially fierce with ads in the state of north carolina. first, democrats tried to tie it to trayvon martin. then, came this from the other side. >> black people are just being used by limousine liberals who have become our overseers. >> howie kurtz airs on sunday morning. good to see you. in north carolina and othe

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 g

coverage, we kind of didn't get a chance to talk about this, on friday night, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressised from the mexican jail. we're all happy the mexican government did that, and a big thank you to both greta and bill o'reilly who spent a lot of time pushing to get that done on their shows. they're going to get an exclusive. >> greta did more to bring him home than president obama. >> you better ask about my phone charger. >> and now st. joseph university is the ncaa school that she was able to play, she made the team. >> that's it, great show, everyone, don't miss -- >> i'm sorry, man, i tried. >> here's the bottom line, dvr this show, stick around for "special report" coming from new york city. that's next. >>> this is the fox news alert, i'm bret baier, coming to you from fox news world headquarters from new york, with extensive coverage of the final day before the 2014 midterm election, thanks to our single sponsor, the first half hour of this show, we'll have limited special breaks, wednesday the day after election day, the entire show will be sponsored by norfolk southern, giv

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marine reservist andrew tahmooressi is thrilled to be back home in his state of florida. according to the family spokesman there were big smiles and hugs upon his arrive. tahmooressi was jailed in march after he drove into tijuana with three guns in his truck. he was freed by a mexican judge on friday. >>> liberia's ebola outbreak seems to be slowing. that's the first hint of some good news we have avenue heard from there. the head of the u.n.'s ebola response says he's cautiously optimistic but warns a reduction of infections does not mean it's under control. nearly 5,000 people mostly in west africa have died. >>> elsewhere spain's ebola patient that's her in the center is now out of isolation but she's not yet healthy enough to go home. last month tests showed the nurse's aide is now ebola-free. and a woman in the u.s. state of oregon is under hospital quarantine after developing a high fever. she travelled to oregon from west africa and was monitoring herself for symptoms. >>> and canada has stopped processing visa applications for visitors who have been in countries

andr andr andrew tahmooressi said it was brutal. >> started hitting me with open palms.ng full blown but just like -- that was actually joyful to take that beating. i was happy about that beating? >> why? >> i knew the beating was coming. they were telling me stories about the guards, if someone acts up or does something wrong they get beat so i knew it would happen to me, so i was glad as can be to take that beating. i was like bring it, just bring it on. like i was just there joyful knowing that i got away prom th -- from that place so the beating didn't bother me. >>> how clueless administrators at a california school manage to scare every parent or nearly every parent nearly to death at once? >> and what is the signature image from the 2014 midterms? one nomination next. goodnight. goodnight. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve for pain relief that can last until the am. now you can have a good night and a... good morning! new aleve pm for a bett