heather and ainsley. >> doug luzader, thanks so much.rk at the washington navy yard just three-days after 12 of their co-workers were killed. details about the gunman aaron alexis. kierd to go police documents he had two script tick mecrypted m shot gun. better off this way and my els weapons. he made several visits to the emergency room seeking treatment for insomnia. his mother said this. >> actions have had profound and ever lasting effect on the families of the victims. i don't know why he did what did he. and i will never be able to ask him why. aaron is now in a place where he can no longer do harm to any one and for that i am glad. >> in response to the shooting the capital police are launching a probe to review the response to this incident. >> this morning the kidnapped teenager from georgia is safe and waking up in her own bed 30 hours after alvani hope perez was snatched from her home. they found her east of atlanta. they raised a 29-year-old and 40-year-old. they have -- they are not the ones who took her from her home. in an

ainsley? >> all right.address to the u.n. general assembly that he was opening the door to new talks over iran's nuclear program iran's presidentq snubbd áe%ko'd wouldn't even meet for a handshake. elizabeth prann is live for us in washington, d.c. with more on this. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning, heather. white house officials made it clear the president was willing to meet for a handshake or a casual meeting but nothing was set in stone. the two didn't meet. new york post is saying it was an assault of iran's new leader hassan ruhani. the first snub was when he skipped president obama's global address that took place in the morning. instead he was at another meeting and tweeted about it. the president did the same during his afternoon u.n. debut. the he cousecond instance is why had time to meet for lunch but they didn't. one said alcohol was being served. one was an afternoon meeting but despite this we know the new leader has been pushing for international improved relations during his addres

ainsley? >> thanks, heather.tronic device on during your flight. let means that for a-- me answet for all of us. they have plans to relax restrictions. fox business joins us with the story. is this a done deal? >> not yet. faa advisory panel said this week to finalize recommendations to scale back on those electronic restrictions on airplanes. the new guidelines will let them reed e books listen to podcasts even watch videos during the whole flight. anything short of making the phone call and using wi-fi. they have reported hundreds of incidents where they suspect electronic devices caused some instruments to malfunction but regulators never found evidence of electronic devices interfering with flight instrumen instruments. this panel was supposed to report back in july but requested an extension until the end of september. it was not a simple issue. they can tolerate interference like wi-fi on board. they will set the guidelines by the end of the month. the faa will put it in effect by the end of the year. >> ca

ainsley earhardt is live with more. good morning ainsley. >> good morning heather and patti ann.rying to fight the fire. we are being told it is under control. let me move out of the way so you can see it. they are spraying to see that there aren't any hot spots that it doesn't flare-up again. the fire chief saying there were a few fires overinto the caused by the flying embers. four blocks were total dlis troyed by the fire that started yesterday. the governor was out here saying to residents to stay away. local law enforcement many of them have memories of growing up coming to this boardwalk playing games at the arcades and eating at the restaurants with family members. it started behind this blig building you are seeing. it happened at 12:30 yesterday afternoon at the custard shop. a big family owns them. it it spread north to where the famous film was filmed jersey shore. it was flooded by sandy next year and it would have been nice if it was one block away that way i wouldn't have lost everything god left me. he said we got the perfect storm last year and this year we got th

as ainsley earhardt reports... a group of senators are trying to rol back the powers of the n-s-a following the leak of classified information from whistleblower edward snowden. sen. ron wyden / (d-or) "we are introducing legislation that is the most comprehensive bipartisan intelligence reform proposal since the disclosures of last june." a group of bipartisan lawmakers have unveiled a bill that would end the collection of millions of americans' phone records and data on internet usage. the lawmakers argue it is the appropriate response to the recent disclosures about the n-s-a's sweeping surveillance programs. sen. ron wyden / (d-or) "the disclosures over the last 100 days have caused a sea change in the way the public views the survelance system." some critics suggest lessening the scope of the government agency will put national security at risk. but colorado senator mark udall counters that claim. sen. mark udall / (d-co) "under this bill, the federal government will still be able to get a hold of terrorists a

ainsley earhardt reports on what the two are expected to say. a new iran? that's the word coming from the country's newly elected president. hasan rouhani / iranian president: "during this trip, i and the delegation accompanying me will use opportunities to introduce the real face of the iranian nation to the world, as a nation that loves culture and peace." president hasan rouhani is expected to address the u-n general assembly today. he says he hopes the platform will give him an opportunity to change the world's opinion of his country. the west suspects iran is pursuing nuclear weapons. iran claims its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes. in an effort to ease tension, iran's new government has agreed to new talks with six world powers - including the united states. the last round of negotiations, held in april, ended without tangible results. catherine ashton / european union high representative "i have worked i think very hard to try and find a way in which we can address this issue of great concern and that i will take every opportunity to try

ainsley loves this story.codiles into city streets leaving them trapped. acapulco residents are trying to fight off one of the crocks trapped in the city center. >> i can't believe i am saying this. i actually feel sorry for the crocodile. for the latest on the storm we bring in maria molina. terrible weather in mexico and in indiana with the lightening strikes. >> they are related. we have what was man well. it was a hurricane when it was impacting parts of mexico impacting that part of the world. then we have kennedy responsible for storms affecting indiana. both storms will be coming together and producing a lot of rain across texas and the plains. first i want to talk about man well. it was a hurricane and maximum sustained winds. the big issue with man we manue. we have seen incredible flooding across this part of the world. western parts of new mexico pummeled by a lot of heavy rain. you can see a lot of that moisture has moved from mexico up towards parts of oklahoma and kansas across the state of texas

. >> good morning heather and ainsley. it keeps on coming more wet weather across parts of colorado adding already to the soaked landscape. a lot of roads have been destroyed many completely washed out others are on foot others paddling their way around. >> woke up this morning to make sure and there was a guy kayaking right outside our fence. >> surging flood waters left at least five people dead and more than 1,000 are missing. the latest victim an elderly woman her home one of 1500 destroyed. another 17,000 are left damaged. the wet weather hampering search and rescue efforts. the colorado national guard is continuing to evacuate people and federal emergency management agency crews are searching for those still trapped in their homes. despite the vast devastation officials say the state and its people will push forward. >> the question i had is how can we ever recover from this. i know exactly inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community they are taking this stuff back. >> the flooding is affecting more than a doz

ainsley? >> good morning.nd ariel castro dead hanging in his prison cell. they performed cpr he was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead at 10:52 p.m. castro was housed in a single cell in protective dusty. that mea-- protective custody. he was not on suicide watch. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years for abducting and sexually assaulting amanda berry michelle knight and gina dejesus. michelle knight was the only one of the three that spoke in court. >> i spent 11 jeers in hi -- yes in hell. now your hell is just beginning. i will over come all of this that happened but you will pay in hell for eternity. >> the women escaped back in may when amanda barry managed to break free and alert a neighbor. he spent less than 4 months in custody. >>> ainsley earhardt, thank you. >> law americas hammered out a plan in syria. they proposed a 90-day window for president obama to act. today he will try to sell that to the colleagues. >> the latest story live from washington. doug? >

. >> ainsley, good morning. the healthcare industry braces for obama care to begin taking effect next week the senate faces at high noon a tea party favorite. senator ted cruz of texas the most important vote. they turned out for the nearly hour long speech at the community college yesterday. mr. obama peppered his remarks at one liners jabbing at the gop for using current talks as a means to de rail obama care. >> it is interesting, though, how over the last couple years the republican party has just spun itself up around this issue. the fact is the republican's biggest nefear is not that the affordable care act will fail, it is that it will succeed. >> senator cruz appearing on "hannity" urged republican colleagues to vote no on a key vote today if the democrats prevail on the vote. they hold a majority on the senate. a government funding measure stripped of a provision to de fund obama care will be kicked back to the republican controlled house of representties. >> it is a difference between wanting to take a

four gold medals in the olympic games for ben ainsley. he has been the second boat's helmsmen.e good-bye going up against the skipper in all of their practices, and now will he join him along the boat, and let's show you what happened last time they were on the bay. this was tuesday. oracle team usa getting off to a great start, but team new zealand taking advantage of a tactical error by the defender, and getting out in front and winning by a minute and five seconds. that's a big, big victory for the kiwis, and then in the second race oracle team usa says we're going to play a provisional card. we're not going to race in this second race. we want to go in and regroup. what we're hearing today is beer back out here live is that this team is making this move. to put it in some sort of perspective, you think of football terms perhaps. theq,@ñ tactician is helping th skipper and helmsmen as the head coach in this case. called plays. where they're going. how they're headed. that's a big move there. really as it gets down to it, running out of days for oracle team usa to not start s

i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to "fox files." >>> how do you feel in general about women being a part of the ufc? >> i think it's great. having women fighters here, with the same opportunities than men do, i mean, they're just as skilled. >> i was looking for a sense of direction, i wanted something that had discipline. >> liz was born in louisiana but grew up in japan where she decided to follow in her father's footsteps and join the military. >> i knew that if i was going to do any branch of the military, it had to be the best of the best and the most challenging one and the marine corps of course was everything i was looking. >> how many tours of duty did you do? >> three tours of iraq? >> 2006, 2008 and 2009. >> during her tour in iraq, her friends introduced her to the hard hitting world of mixed martial arts. >> i don't just focus on martial arts. being that engaged and that involved in something, it was a game of chess that i could push myself to. >> there's a gear that she has that other human bei

ainsley?not is the question? >> perhaps because doherty and woods were killed during the terror attacks in benghazi. one year later, many of the questions surrounding that attack are still being brushed under the rug we are told. debbie lee's son. first navy seal to make the ultimate sacrifice in iraq. she is behind the push to make sure other brave seals do not get snubbed. thank you so much for being with us. good to see you this morning. >> you bet. thanks for having me. always good to be back on "fox & friends." >> thank you so much. tell us about this bill. >> what you are trying to push. >> yes, the bill is hr 1186. introduced in march. i approached duncan hunter's office and asked for help on this. as a marine himself he stepped up to the plate and said, of course, i would be honored to introduce the legislation. is he from california which is where ty and glenn both lived and served as well as my son did. the legislation was introduced. we have over 40 co-sponsors. it's a nonpartisan b

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin this morning with a fox news alert.ervist went on a shooting rampage at the navy yard by fox police. >> peert dos see one of the first on the scene we are live with the latest. >> the shooter's recent past worked as a subcontractor for hewlett-packard at a company called an expert. he had it renewed this summer. >> we can confirm mr. alexis had legitimate access to the navy yard as a result of his work as a contractor an utilized a valid pass to gain entry to the navy yard. >> so that clearance was ranked despite two prior civilian arrests one for unlawfully discharging a weapon back in 2010 and one for disorderly conduct. his time as a navy reservist came to an end as a result of the arrest. it came from 2007 and 2011. he was telling the "washington post" that discharge from the military is not a disqualifier for work as a contractor. he got the gig as an hourly computer technicians. he used the pass to come with this yesterday high on the floor of building 197 and shoot downward at innocent people just start starting

ainsley? >> thanks so much heather.). >> they spotted four whales off the coast of queens new york. it is rare but not unheard of. they say they were probably after a good food source. >> take a chill pill fido. if you can't get your pet to settle down, prozac. the reason is it could be a change in lifestyle for the owner. prozac can make your pet overly anxious or cause them to gain weight. >> well after almost two years of speculation obama care prices have been released. how much will you pay? diane macedo so many unanswered questions. >> still many unanswered questions. the department of health and human services has information they are looking at $328 per month for mid tier or silver coverage. that is based on insurance plans in 48 states. that number will vary greatly on the number of factors, number of family members and even things like tobacco use and your income. while the department of human services say the estimates are lower than original pro sdwrekss in many cases higher than current rates especially if

good morning, ainsley. the possibility of a military strike against syria and the pending vote in congress headlined the sunday talk shows. the top news maker secretary of state john kerry presenting new evidence that chemical weapons were used last month in syria. >> the fact is that yesterday we have now learned that hair and blood samples that have come to us from east damascus from individuals who were engaged as first responders in east damascus, i can report to you today they have tested positive for signatures of sarin. >> a very deadly nerve gas. but the president's critics were also front and center. here's james inhofe. >> if you're going to say something, you've got to back it up. and this president clearly has retreated from the position that he took not just in the last couple of days but about a week ago when he talked about the red line. >> then a classified briefing from national security officials for both houses of congress. about 83 members attended and came out with a variety of actions.

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. fox news lart for you. at this pour a -- at this hour a bloody battle at a kenyan mall rages on. the crisis enters the 4th day. 62 people dead nearly 200 injured. >> confirming three terrorists are dead. the attackers say they still have hostages and are holding their ground. two or three americans were among the attackers. leland vitter is live in jerusalem with the latest for us. good morning leland. >> the only thing we know for sure is the rage there and the battle continues inside that kenyan mall. this is far from over. remember the kenyan government for the last 36 hours has been promising to end things in the next hours. that hasn't come true. the people behind the attack have been saying that they still control the mall. we know that also is not true. there is a battle going on. there have been a number of loud explosions coming out from inside that mall where there's an unfoen number of militants possibly some hostages that are hold out inside the mall. as of late the al sha

joining us from seaside park, ainsley earhart. ainsley?r is three brothers pizza. all these fire crews out here just making sure all the hot spots are put out. you can see back behind me, men in -- on top of this ladder spraying water down on the fire. just to make sure that there aren't any flames inside that are trapped in the roof or in between some of the walls. the fire chief saying 80% contained at this point. confident that it's not traveling any farther. said business owners very sad for these business owners. they're losing their dreams, watching those dreams go up in flames. says that the fun town pier, a lot of people were asking about that. it's a place here that a lot of families have grown up taking their children to. that was left remaining here at the pier and unfortunately, that is gone. take a look at it being just withered away by the flames and the reaction of the crowd. >> there it goes. oh, no! >> just heart wrenching video to listen to the people as they watched their memories. he says as far as injuries are concerne

much of the recovery is credited to olympic old medalist ben ainsley drafted as a tactician halfway through winner takes all. >> and finally, german soccer news from hamburg. you have to get out of the drop zone as quickly as possible. that is the clear aim of the man who has just started as coach at the troubled club. >> currently in 16th place but the former national toast for the netherlands says considering their resources they should be at least six or 10 spots higher. his first chance to start turning that wish into reality came in trading wednesday ahead of saturday's match against frankfurt. >> just to recap the top story, kenya is in mourning for three days after the troops there put an end to the west gate siege. more stories at the top of the hour so don't know away. >> thanks for watching and keep watching dw. çñçñç?çççóçç÷sqxx

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm ainsley earhardt in new york.atastrophic consequences is what arizona congressman john mccain says what we will face if opposing military action against syria. mccain and lindsay graham agree the president still needs to make the case for attacking the regime of attacking the regime of president assad.9buw2s⌝c!óu(z , truth that his regime used sarin gas. but france released information that makes the same chemical weapons claims as the u.s.. word of a taliban break near the border of pakistan. here is what it looked like after militants set several trucks on fire and shutting down a key supply route for troupe troupes. coalition commanders say at least three militants were killed. i'm ainsley earhardt now back to "the five". >>> oh, summer's wrapping up and we've had no shortage of great to stories to talk about, nsa scandal, oprah winfrey, miley and more. here's a look at some of the hottest ones. >> rodriguez will reportedly be suspended for the rest of the season and for all of next season. >> i'm fighting for

. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm ainsley earhardt in new york.get congressional approval for a military strike on syria. tonight the president has picked up conditional support from two key republicans. senators john mccain of arizona and lindsey graham of south carolina met with mr. obama at the white house to discuss what to do about the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government. mccain telling reporters a vote against any action, quote: would be catastrophic in its consequences. never give up, you're never too old. inspiring words from endurance swimmer diana nyad after completing historic first. a 90-mile 53 hour trek from cuba to key west, florida without a shark cage. tonight, doctors say that nyad is in good health. by the way he is 64 years old. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to the o'reilly factor special watters world. recently big parade at cohen island amusement area in brooklyn, new york.th the parade largest art parade in the nation. celebration of ancient mythology and honky tonk rid actuals of the seaside. what better place

i'm ainsley earhardt. back to the 5 and thanks for watching fox.ee you soon. > ♪ ♪ >>> summer is wrapping up and we've had no shortage of great stories to talk about on "the five." the irs scandal, nsa, zimmerman, paula deen, a-rod, oprah winfrey, miley and more. here's a look at some of the hottest ones. >> rodriguez will reportedly be suspended for the rest of the season and for all of next season. >> i'm fighting for my life. i have to defend myself. if i don't defend myself, no one else will. >> are you a racist? >> no. the day i used that word, it was a world ago. >> trayvon martin paralleled to i emmitt till. >> we find george zimmerman not guilty. >> the jury has spoken but now the people going to speak. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> i've been advised by my counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions. >> i have said that other texts and photos were likely to come out. and today they have. >> show some tongue. >> maybe. i think we got better in store for you guys. >> all right. let's ta

technicians one major error cost a win in the last round replaced with olympic sailing champion ben ainsleyho fared no better today. and one skipper says there are more changes possible to the boat. >> we're not going give up. we can keep fighting to the end. there is still a lot of racing. >> america's cup village was a wash in red, white, and blue fans from both teams we asked this couple why they zealand is winning. >> it's mechanics and they're whipping our butt autos because we're better sailors? that doesn't apply there are many of us on oracle boat. woo! >> next round of races comes on saturday. >> number of students playing high school football is on the decline. there is growing concern about lasting impact of concussion cushions on young player autos football builds teamwork, spirit. but the sport is undergoing intro spex. >> people under denial i think because they just don't want to believe something they love so much is dangerous if handled improperly. >> the 49er hall of famer estimates he suffered at least 20 concussions during his career but now advocating better protection

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> xheems of the senate intelligence committee will make its case in congressto win support and military action in syria. what can we expect from today's hearing? >> kelly wright is live with those details. kelly, what's the latest? >> president obama continuing to push for getting support for members of congress to get people to persuade other congressional members particularly if republicans approve his plan. >> already talking to a lot of my colleagues. before i ks persuade them i have to be supported. i am saying the president made sense in a lot of things he had to say. we are a long way from achieving what i think would

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us.begin with this a fox news alert. we are left wi24-hours from a government shut down. cop tol hill is silent. the house voted to delay obama care for one year. that bill heads to the senate where harry reid already saying it is dead on arrival. what happens today what happens next? kelly wright has more from washington. >> time is running out congress and the president should be working hard to get something done. instead they continue to play the blame game. democrats and republicans are blaming each other while little agreement is being negotiated. house republicans for example stood on the capitol step called on the senate to return to, would and help find a deal. >> we have haefrd from the

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> xheems of the senate intelligence committee will make its case in congress hoping to win support and military action in syria. what can we expect from today's hearing? >> kelly wright is live with those details. kelly, what's the latest? >> president obama continuing to push for getting support for members of congress to get people to persuade other congressional members particularly if republicans approve his plan. >> already talking to a lot of my colleagues. before i ks persuade them i have to be supported. i am saying the president made sense in a lot of things he had to say. we are a long way from achieving what i think would be most effective strategies. >> they are hoping senator lindsay gram would help them. president obama is convinced they are responsible for carrying out a chemical attack on its own people killing 1400 people. the president said last year the attack would be a red line to provoke them to intervene in the prices but he wants to take action but stunned the world when he said he would first seek authorization from congress. now he mu

technicians one major error cost a win in the last round replaced with olympic sailing champion ben ainsleyo better today. and one skipper says there are more changes possible to the boat. >> we're not going give up. we can keep fighting to the end. there is still a lot of racing. >> america's cup village was a wash in red, white, and blue fans from both teams we asked this couple why they think new zealand is winning. >> it's mechanics and they're whipping our butt autos because we're better sailors? that doesn't apply there are many of us on oracle boat. woo! >> next round of races comes on saturday. >> number of students playing high school football is on the decline. there is growing concern about lasting impact of concussion cushions on young player autos football builds teamwork, spirit. but the sport is undergoing intro spex. >> people under denial i think because they just don't want to believe something they love so much is dangerous if handled improperly. >> the 49er hall of famer estimates he suffered at least 20 concussions during his career but now advocating better protection

. >> i am answer lay air heart thank y -- ainsley earhardt.hank you for starting your day with us. >> i am heather childers. >>> this gunman visited a shooting range and bought a shot gun two-days before killing 12 people. >> investigators found no manifesto or other writings to suggest a motive. alexis had been suffering from serious health problems. now president obama ordering an examination of security standards for government contractors and government employees. liz brea elizabeth prann is live with more. >> reports coming in from the police department. they had contacted the local naval base telling them about the bizarre suspicious behavior. he was hearing voices through the walls, he couldn't sleep he felt like people were following him. despite those warnings he wasn't stripped of his clearance. they will be reviewing the process at all dod installations. the secretary is collecting input from senior leaders to define the parameters of this review which could be formally announced as soon as tomorrow. the administration is reviewing

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us. we begin with this a fox news alert. we are left wi24-hours from a government shut down. cop tol hill is silent. the house voted to delay obama care for one year. that bill heads to the senate where harry reid already saying it is dead on arrival. what happens today what happens next? kelly wright has more from washington. >> time is running out congress and the president should be working hard to get something done. instead they continue to play the blame game. democrats and republicans are blaming each other while little agreement is being negotiated. house republicans for example stood on the capitol step called on the senate to return to, would and help find a deal. >> we have haefrd from the president, the senate democrats it should be a clean debt ceiling. that is taking the easy way out. that's the foolishness that has got us into this place and frustrated the american people that they see status quo coming out of washington, d.c. >> as the house republicans were on the steps t

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm ainsley earhardt in new york word more u.s.an coast including aircraft carrier nimitz as the president continued pushing for an american military strike against the regime of assad, tomorrow, mr. obama set to meet with leaders of the house and senate armed services committee as well as foreign real yailgss committee. many lawmakers not yet sure whether to approve a strike. the president received support of republican senators john mccain as well as lins lindsay gram of south carolina. and crews near yosemite national park say they're making progress battling a wildfire the size of dallas, texas the fourth largest in california's history. officials hope to have flames contained within the next few weeks. now back to the o'reilly factor special, watters world. >> bill: waters world there was a parade on coney island. mermaid parade billed as the largest art parade in the nation. a celebration of ancient mythology and honky tonk rituals of the seaside. what better place than jesse watters to find out what is important to the folks

in new york ainsleye ainsley eaa fox news. >>> all-city workers arework essential and the district mayimot shutdown along with the left.lef federal government if there's n deal at the capitol hill. >> the mayor sent a letter tott the head ofer management saying all operations of the government of the the district of columbiao are activities that essential to the preax of public safety, prod health and property. >> what are we saying that they are not essential. i think all of our people are ar very important.nt >> mayor and other city leaderss are risking arrest. >>> political experts say last night's debate between the two candidates running not betweenen the two governors of virginia, did not produce any got you moments. cuccinelli called mcauliffe a carpet bagger. >> terry ma mcauliffe doesn't do understand how the virginiargina governor works. he could talk atgo this top levl like anybody could if they talked a few talking points. he doesn't know how virginia government works.nt >> we are talking bed indication, his tax plan takeste -- about education, he tax makes, and he believes t

. >> ainsley earhardt has the latest. >> good morning ladies, at 9:20 last night prison officials found ariel castro dead and hanging in his prison cell. medical staff at the correctional reception center which is in orion ohio performed cpr on him. he was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead at 10:52 a.m. he was in a single cell that means he was checked on every 30 minutes but was not on suicide batch. last month he was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus

. >> i am answer lay air heart thank y -- ainsley earhardt. for starting your day with us. >> i am heather childers. >>> this gunman visited a shooting range and bought a shot gun two-days before killing 12 people. >> investigators found no manifesto or other writings to suggest a motive. alexis had been suffering from serious health problems. now president obama ordering an examination of security standards for government contractors and government employees. liz brea elizabeth prann is live with more. >> reports coming in from the

. >> good morning heather and ainsley.eps on coming more wet weather across parts of colorado adding already to the soaked landscape. a lot of roads have been destroyed many completely washed out others are on foot others paddling their way around. >> woke up this morning to make sure and there was a guy kayaking right outside our

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us as always.as station in west virginia leaves six people injured overnight. right now police are hunting for the shooter. they have questioned several people but they have made no arrests. it is believed the incident started at an apartment complex across the street. an amber alert issued for a missing delaware girl. she might have been abducted while walking through the whispering pines neighborhood in newark. the neighbor was pulled into a white suv by a man believed to be in his 30's. if you have information please call the newcastle county police department. here's the number

. >> reporter: words of encouragement from oracle's british sailing legend brett ainsley. at the halfway mark they surged into the lead. from there hope evaporated from team new zealand who spent a peek just one day from victory. team usa's eighth straight win is the most famous one as they retain the cup they won in 2010. >> oh, yeah, baby! >> reporter: led by an australian skipper and with just one american on board, that counted for little to the adoring fans. oracle's win was more notable by the fact they started the event with a two-point penalty for illegal modifications. >> they had everything. come up. we're down here. it was a fantastic race. i mean we wouldn't have had it any other way to come from behind. these guys showed so much heart. >> reporter: once again the decision on the format venue and timing of the next event rest in oracle's hands. the 35th america's cup will certainly have a lot to live up to. >> team new zealand was given $30 million from the country's government for the event. the prime minister plans to meet with the team boss when he returns h

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. the first full day of fall on tap.hank you so much for joining us. >> we have a fox news alert to start with this morning. special forces are still engaged in the standoff with terrorists at a mall in kenya chilling new video from inside the mall. >> panicked staff and shoppers run for their lives as gun shots are heard in the background. most of the hostages have been freed but at least 68 people are dead nearly 200 wounded. five americans injured in that attack. >> kelly wright is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> some hoar refic -- horrific video. most of the hostages have been released or rescues. most of the areas are in control at the tennian

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you so much for wa%9 with us this early on a tuesday morning.g to start with a fox news alert. the bloody battle for control of a mall in kenya still rages on. the crisis enters it's 4th day 62 people are dead and nearly 200 are injured. >> the government there confirming tlae terrorists a-- three terrorists are dead but they still have hostages and they are holding their ground. two or three americans were among the attackers. kelly wright live in washington with the latest. >> good morning to you. were americans among the attackers in kenya, a kenya official claims

i am ainsley earhardt. >> thank you so much for starting your day with us.ve an exclusive to tell you about. he sat down with dennis cue sen itch he blames terrorists for carrying out last month. >> good morning elizabeth. >> good morning. the syrian president continually blamed what he said terrorists in this country brought the entire long interview. he did admit he will eventually get rid of his chemical weapons and join a chemical weapons convention. he talked about the attack outsid

. >> reporter: words of encouragement from oracle's british sailing legend brett ainsley. after the halfway mark they surged into the lead. from there hope evaporated for team new zealand who spent a week with one win to history. the team usa eighth straight win is now the most famous one as they retain the cup they won in 2010. >> oh yeah, baby! >> reporter: led by an australian skipper and with just one american on board, but that counted little to the adoring fans. oracle's win made more notable by the fact they started the event with a two-point penalty for legal modifications. >> the cup. a huge victory out here you could say. it was a fantastic race. i mean, we wouldn't have had it any worry way. we came from behind, and they just showed so much heart. >> reporter: once again a decision on the timing of the next event rests in oracle's hands, the 35th america's cup will certainly have a lot to live up to. >>> our reporter melissa khan was at the race in san francisco. she explains why oracle's comeback is so impressive. >> reporter: a lot of the focus is on the fact

i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for alisyn this morning. we begin with a fox news alert.do. four people are dead and more than 100 are now missing after days of heavy rain cut off remote towns and forpsed thousands to evacuate. we're going to bring you the amazing rescues and latest on the devastation situation there. >> this morning the president delivers a full punt to putin. the administration giving up on plans to strike syria because we're told the russians have everything under control. >> forget football, wrestlin e

the head of the ainsley earhardt afl-cio is speaking out against it. a couple of weeks ago, the unions in the meeting of the afl-cio were railing against it and wanted it repe repealed. it's more effective that the labor unions are railing against obama care. this, what we're seeing tonight, is pure theater. it will have no effect. what might have an effect. if you want to attach something on to the resolution you got to have something that the country entirely agrees with. attach on to this a provision that no one in congress and no staffer in congress is going to be exempt from all of the provisions of obama care and they will not be eligible for any subsidies and that will advertise to the country -- because this is all theater anyway. the utter hypocrisy who passed it for everybody else but exempt themselves. that i think would be an effective point but defunding it is not going to happen. >> the point i was making with chuck, it is a signal to all conservatives out there that senator cruz as much as he talks about this and this vote is going to ha

the american boat called on britain's ben ainsley the most decorated sailor to to try and turn it arounds they aim to hold onto sports oldest trophy. >> thank you very much, robin. >>> we leave you now with a fishy tale. it doesn't look like anything more than a face and lump of jelly. this grumpy-looking fish is now unofficially the world's ugliest animal. it's the new mascot of the ugly animal preservation society. the fish is rarely seen as it lives in teep waters off the coast of australia. very ugly. stay with us on al jazeera. more news coupling up live from london next. we're back in a moment. >>> hello, everyone. you're watching al jazeera. i'm tony harris. here are the stories this hour. secretary of state john kerry met with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov in geneva today. they discussed russia's plan. afterwards kerry said military force has not, has not been ruled out. >> mr. prime minister, we are serious, as you are, about engaging in substantive, meaningful negotiations even as our military maintains its current posture to keep up the pressure on the assad regime. >

a 15-year-old avid surfer named shannon ainsley hits the waves off the coast of south africa on the reef the world. normally, all the surfers worry about here is another beach bum stealing a wave. and that's exactly what a tourist is capturing on his video camera. >> what i was filming was two surfers paddling for the same wave. >> but in just seconds, the tourist would record something rarely seen on video -- two great whites in a vicious attack on the young surfer. it all happens in a flash. the first shark rips a massive chunk out of shannon's board and sends him plummeting into the water. the great white gets a piece of his hand as the shark's dorsal fin flops in the surf. the second shark, seen here beneath the waves, swims alongside, perhaps looking for leftovers. shannon's friends see the horror from shore and scramble to save him. he's severely wounded. blood spills from his freshly mangled hand. but within a minute, shannon is safe on the beach. this time he's lucky, but he knows it could have been much worse. >> this great white shark about four meters ten grabbed me and i was

i saw one of ainsley's stories at the 5:00 a.m. i don't know if it's valid now.: there is no time for day dreaming anymore. who day dreams? >> brian: i know, 'cause you weren't driving in the city. but when you're wherever you live, i have no idea, but when you're driving on the open road, if you were caught day dreaming, could you get a ticket? >> steve: if it's distracted driving. i saw that. -- >> brian: you were thinking about your high school years. >> steve: i think it's interesting that you say if it's still valid. like our stories a sell by date. >> brian: it didn't make a cut in one of our producer's lives. they said we should get rid of that story. >> steve: 13 minutes after the top of the hour. this guy was celebrating becoming a doctor when he stumbled onto the train tracks. >> brian: is that real? >> steve: yeah. a future doctor, what happens next is truly unbelievable. >> brian: then it was supposed to be affordable, right? wrong! the white house says it won't raise taxes to implement obamacare. if that's true, who is paying for it? you are! check y

skipper, jimmy spin holtz, tktishian, ainsley, and the entire oracle team u.s.a. sailed into the port of san francisco as champions, welcomed by the largest and loudest crowd to cheer their entrance in history. or any team in history. there could be no better backdrop in my view, or in the view of anyone who saw it, as the momentous american moment than when the america team u.s.a. and san francisco bay crossed over to victory with a backdrop of the hugest american flag i have ever seen. there could be no -- this all was the vision of oracle team sponsor, larry ellison, who was on the water with his crew joining in the celebration of his team's second victory in america's cup. larry ellison's vision democratized the cup. as i said from white caps to blue collar. by bringing the race so close to the shoreline everyone who could view san francisco bay could view the excitement of the america's cup. that beautiful site was made possible by extraordinary leadership of san francisco mayor ed lee, california lieutenant governor, mark, who led the private sectorish niffi