fox and friends ainsley earhart has all the details. >> thank you, that's right. it was wheels up for our commander in chief this past saturday. president obama fled washington to begin that two-week vacation on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. the president along with first lady michelle obama, their daughter malia and two dogs arrived at the scheduled $12 million estate. seven bedrooms, infinity pool, hot dub and dual tennis and basketball court. according to the basketball globe, the president only spent a mere 30 minutes at the house upon arrival before departing for the golf course, where he spent the majority of the weekend on the links. in between rounds of golf, the president had time to squeeze in an appearance at the democratic senatorial fund-raising campaign at the beach. while critics pounce on the president for vacationing while chaos is erupting all around the globe, the white house insists he can do his job from anywhere. yesterday after president obama was briefed on the situations in iraq and gaza, he delivered remarks to the american people o

ainsley earhart outside the high school where the two grew up together.ing you? >> reporter: they're saying they need more mentors. it's very eerie to be standing outside this high school knowing where this is where they were educated 15 years ago. you might wonder why would an american go overseas and fight for jihad. we asked one of the community organizers that and he was telling us this is the largest somali population in the entire country. so these recruiters come here to target those muslim individuals that are not radical, but you have a few radicals that join these mosques these groups, and they pick out these kids that are maybe going through tough time and they convert them and teach them how to be radical terrorists. that's when the brainwashing begins. >> there is a lot of dubious things that kids are taught. first, they are told utopian islam. here you can't find a job. they hate you. they discriminate against you. the police is bad. as a young person in the world no matter who he is or how he looks like, have challenges and energy. so they

ainsley earhart joins us with the headlines. >> thank you.ry moment that officer darren wilson opened fire on the 18-year-old. on that recording which has not been verified or widely released, 11 shots are allegedly fired. an autopsy shows brown was hit six times. this as thousands gathered inside a st. louis church paying final respects, family, friends, celebrities and strangers among the reverend al sharpton calling for justice in a wild speech criticizing police. >> this is about justice. this is about sadness. it's time to;dx deal with poli. justice is gonna come. justice is gonna come! >> a grand jury set to resume hearing evidence tomorrow to determine if the officer will be charged. this as the f.b.i. interviews witnesses as part of a justice department investigation. >>> a football player turns hero when he jumps into action, literally, to save his nephew's life. josh shaw, star defensive back for the university of southern california, was at his cousin's house when all of a sudden his 7-year-old nephew started drowning in the pool

ainsley earhart waiting with more headlines. good morning. >> thank you so much.ase, not such a star. >> he put his hands in the air and he started to get down, but the officer still approached with his weapon drawn and he fired several more shots and my friend died. >> we just learned that there is now a warrant out for his arrest. the charges? stealing and filing a false police report. the national guard being pulled out of ferguson now as protests there are calming down, or have overnight. >>> an ice bucket challenge going horribly wrong. four firefighters are injured, one fighting for his life. it happened when the firefighters dumped cold water from their ladder down on the wham dellsville university marching band. that happened in kentucky. a surge of electricity from power lines shocking them. >> if you get within a distance of three or four feet, the energy that surrounds the high voltage wire will actually arc over onto another object. >> two firefighters are in the hospital this morning. one in critical condition. the students were not injured. >>> it's

headline time with ainsley earhart. >> good morning to awful you.ing security, climbing up that bridge. police say the 24-year-old got to the top, started taking pictures with his iphone. he was arrested and charged with wreckless endangerment and criminal trespassing. this comes a month after a pair of german artists confess to swapping out two american flags on top of the bridge with those white ones. >>> a soccer player is dead after being hit by an object thrown from the crowd duringgvif game in algeria's top league. that's the sound of the angry crowd just moments before he was hit in the head. the violence sparked after he scored the winning goal. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. so far no arrests have been made. >>> look at this, caught on camera, a terrifying moment a mexican army paratrooper is dragged behind a plane. got caught. the chute failed to open during a training exercise. causing the cable to get caught. the soldier is recovering in the hospital. and watch this video. >>> doesn't get much closer than this. that little

ainsley earhart joins us with a look at the news. you start with daycare? >> crazy story.ld to a mat so that he would not get up during nap time. it's all unfolding in willow park, texas. a former employee shocked by what she saw snapped these photos and showed them to the boy's parents. the child, just 18 months old. his parents now suing. >> i think it's heart breaking. it's a mother's worst nightmare. >> he would fight us tooth and nail to go into the classroom, which was very unusual for him. >> police are investigating that case. >>> look at this. those are blackhawk helicopters covered in bubbles. ten of them drowning in foam at the oklahoma army national guard base. a company was testing the safety system when it accidentally triggered that foam. three of the ten helicopters required maintenance because the foam got inside them. >>> the feds treating back to school lunches as a national security concern? the usda says obesity is more than a health issue. it's an economic and a national security issue. the obama administration is cracking down on those lunches. banni

andrea tantaros, ainsley earhart, #oneluckyguy, ceo for concerned veterans of america, fox news contributor pete hegseth. he is outnumbered. very good day to have you, this is right in your realm of expertise. >> a lot going on, sad to see. >> let's get to it. aftermath of isis releasing a video showing beheading of james foley. he was kidnapped in 2012 covering the conflict in syria. here is the still i am taken from the video, showing the 40-year-old moments before he was killed. the video ends with a threat, that another journalist in captivity, steven sotloff, could be killed next. isis is!ing all of this is to avenge us air strikes in iraq as questions grow about how the white house is going to deal with the escalating crisis. you know, a lot of military analysts, pete, today, lawmakers, are saying this needs to be a wake-up call to dismantle this organization. >> this is the face of pure evil. that video is the manifestation of pure evil. it isn't a wake-up call to those of us following the movement, reading intelligence, watching what is happening. isis is a growing terrorist, not ju

ainsley earhart is here with the latest details on the investigation. >> thank you. still processing the scene, but police say it does not look like there was a crash or anyone else involved. >> there is nothing to suggest that the public should be alarm ed. >> the person who owns that land spotted jennifer's suv on his private property about an eighth of a mile from his house. then he told his wife about seeing a lexus on their land. >> i said, what color is it? he said green. i said, dark green? and i knew right then. >> police found the 38-year-old's body 50 feet away from that green suv. she was wearing the same clothes that she had on when she vanished on july 24. the mother of two disappeared that day while she was running errands. she took out 100 bucks from the bank, she filled up her car, bought some snacks and then some sleeping pills at a local drugstore. minutes later, her cell phone was turned off and the battery was not dead, according to police. her father and her husband joined us on "fox & friends" on monday speaking out about their desperate search

ainsley earhart joins us live. >> i got the latest on this.ng point overnight. all it took was one flying water bottle to spark new violence. police arrested 47 people and cop sophisticated three loaded hand guns. the governor of missouri igniting a fire storm. he made these comments late last night. many think he already decided that the oster is guilty. >> ten days ago a police officer shot and killed michael brown in broad daylight. we have a responsibility to come together to do everything we can to achieve justice for this family and vigorous prosecution must be done. >> a few hours attorney general eric holder will arrive in ferguson to meet with the f.b.i. agents investigating the death of michael brown. today a grand jury begins hearing evidence on that case. >>> also overnight, a winner declared in alaska's closely watched republican senate primary race. the state's former attorney general and marine officer dan sullivan will now face the democratic incumbent, senator mark begich in the fall. sullivan beat out tea party favorite joe m

we're going to turn to ainsley earhart who joins us this morning with a smile and some headlines. >>aving me. let's start with this monster wave being fueled by a tropical storm churning off the coast of california. waves as high as 20 feet drawing surfers to the wedge. one surfer died in malibu. another rescued by laird hamilton. >> he was happy. he was thankful. his eyes were big and he was appreciative that he was back on the land. >> the waves also battering santa catalina island. look at this. that boat and that bus washed up on the rocks. then on the east coast, hurricane cristobal whipping the surf up to eight feet high. >>> the sister of the accused boston marathons arrested for make bomb threats. police in new york city charging the 23-year-old with harassment after she threatened her boyfriend's ex, telling her, quote, i have people who can go up there and put a bomb on you. her brothers planted the home made bombs at the boston marathon last year, which left three people dead. >>> a rare and deadly brain-eating amoeba made its way into the louisiana water system. the infec

ainsley earhart is following the story and joins us live here in the studio. >> reporter: the outbreaktes. some americans are fearing for public safety after dr. kent brantley, one of the two american missionaries battling the disease arrived in a protective suit in atlanta to undergo treatment in a special isolation unit at emory hospital. >> he appears to be improving. that's encouraging. in fact, it's probably the case that people who are well nourished and healthy if they get a deadly disease do better than those who may be in more tenuous health as many of the patients who are tragically dying from ebola in africa have. >> the rising death toll in africa is causing some americans to worry that it could happen here. attending physician at winthrop university says the risk to the public is near zero at this point because of the extreme protective measures being taken. >> i don't think americans in america are at risk. these people that are being brought over are in dedicated units where they're in isolation. i think it's very unlikely that there is going to be spread of the disease.

. >> ainsley earhart has been following it all morning.k and what people are saying. >> so many people are making comments this morning, peter. robin williams, a comedic icon, talented actor, a man who shared his gift with the world is now gone. but of course, not forgotten. by many fans and those who even knew him. henry winkler tweeted this, robin williams was like no other. to watch him create on the spot was a privilege to behold. robin, you are an angel now. rest in peace. sally field said this, he always lit up when he was able to make people laugh and he made them laugh his whole life long. tirelessly. he was one of a kind. there will not be another. please, god, let him now rest in peace. chevy chase said this: robin and i were great friends, suffering from the same little known disease, depression. i never could have expected this ending to his life and to ours with him. and then nasa tweeted, good morning, discovery. robin williams awakened space shuttle crew in 1988, #relationshiprobin williams. and here is that special moment.

ainsley earhart is in today for heather nauert with the headlines. >> thank you so much. lost in the mountains with no food or water for five days rescued after he spelled out the word help using pine needles. the california man was picked up by a helicopter after the pilot spotted his ten foot message there on the ground. he was there for a fishing trip, but got lost when he was walking in the woods looking for some crickets. he says the movie "castaway" helped him make it. >>> more food additives are slipping into some of our favorite foods. a new report finding manufacturers might be secretly adding newly created chemical preservatives flavorings and thickening agents, which could trigger serious health problems like asthma or digestive issues. manufacturers are avoiding f.d.a. scrutiny because of narrow legal language when it comes to approving these additives. >>> one of britain's largest hotel chains giving bibles an early checkout. travel lodge, which owns 500 hotels, is removing all of the bibles from their rooms for, quote, diversity reasons. the company saying t