arthel. good morning to you. arthel: i'm arthel in for martha today. u.s.hitting jihadist artillery fighting against kurdish forces with u.s. personnel in iraq. two f/a-18 aircraft dropping 500 bound laser bided bombs. pentagon delivered food and water to thousands of families trapped on a mountaintop as islamic state extremists at tick religious and ethnic minorities. last night president obama explained his decisions. >> these families face a horrible choice, descend the mountain and be slaughtered and or stay and slowly die of thirst and hunger. i said before the united states can not intervene every time there cries necessary in the world. let me be clear why we must act and act now. bill: we have following all the latest developments. doug mckelway live from the meant gone. first, ed henry life from the white house. are we seeing expansion of the mission in northern iraq? >> i don't think so. what the president said in the next sentence in the state dining room was america can't turn a blind eye if these people will be slaughtered. he made it very clea

arthel. arthel: just can't get a break. will carr, thank you so much. jon: a plane forced to make an emergency landing. firefighters on board that aircraft. the plane took off from the u.s. before being diverted to canada. tell you more about what happened there. >>> also, amid a temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas, is there a double-standard when it comes to outrage over civilian deaths? one mideast expert says there is. he will tell us why he thinks so next. reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars than before. ensure, your #1 dr. recommended brand now introduces ensure active. muscle health. clear protein drink and high protein. targeted nutrition to feed your active life. ensure. take life in. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a

>> yes, arthel. i have been on many times talking about this. and this is the same movie and outcome. the internet created so much wealth and lots of opportunity. but it has allowed the rise of organized crime because it transends borders and states. i can be sit nothingro mania and take money. >> i said cyber crime. it is organized crime. but is there an obvious or immediate affect that you would know that you as an individual that your information is compromised and you as a business that your database was compromised? >> a lot of times you don't know until someone else discovers it. and so a lot of times, the way you find out. they say hey, you have been compromised and we see e-mails from friends because they are a victim of virus and they get e-mails. it is unfortunate. we haven't taken the security of our networks as importantly as we have the security of other things. we will put emphasize around them and our networks. >> in the meantime, that information is out there and so what is it that we are talking about? >> if you are a poor victi

arthel? >> molly henneberg, thank you very much for that update. >>> the threat some say is not just isis, but also from iran. washington conference, the national council of resistance in iran, they accused tehran of trying to kill its critics by starving them to death. today is day 18 they charge that the iraq government has blocked food, fuel and water from 3,000 pro-u.s. baghdad residents who are members of the iran resistance group. the council is pleading for the u.s. and united nations to intervene before it is too late. the residents live in a former u.s. military base called camp liberty and warn of a growing humanitarian crisis there, accusing baghdad of acting on behalf of tehran by cutting fuel and electricity. they say food is spoiled in 120-degree heat and running out. the u.s. promise to do protect the residents there and are considered protected, but that say forkers, have not stopped the crack down. more than 100 people have been killed at the group's facilities and they warn

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. the president calling u.s. air strikes there a success but telling reporters that ultimately, this is not a problem the american military can solve. we have live team coverage of today's events. doug mcelway is in washington. we'll begin with foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler traveling with the president on martha's vineyard. so wendell, the president seemed to prepare the american people for the mission. tell us a little bit more about that. >> well, for a long time, he said it won't be done in a matter of weeks which probably left a bad taste in his mouth because he didn't want the mission at all. before leaving for his two-week vacation here, mr. obama called the leaders of the uk, germany and france about joining the humantarian effort and in a brief a session on the south lawn he, they said he should have left troops in iraq. he said it would have undermined nel residual force he might have left. >> if they had done all those things and we had had troops there, the country wouldn't be holding tog

so the there it is, arthel.t is just becoming more and more expensive for students to go to school, pay tuition, pay for books, and also pay tickets to go to the stadium. >> in some minor stadiums the ticket prices are going up, as well on top of everything else. >> that is right. the ticket prices are going up. a lot of that i believe we can talk about why these costs are going up. i think that there is an army of bloated salaries within these institutions that continue to go up no matter what the economy currently does or if we're in a difficult economy. these salaries continue to rise and so the cost of tuition continues to go up and it becomes difficult to have dollars left over to pay ticket prices. >> huh. you know, kyle, be college football is huge moneymaker for universities. but listen, if the revenue stream for college football's top division, it's soaring 99% in the last decade because the schools make major bucks to get their games on tv. so i ask you, kyle, are the universities cannibalizing themsel

." >> and i'm arthel nevadaville. joining us with dr. david samadi, chief of robotic surgery. >> and of course dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine and author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of health. >> good to see you. >> the centers for disease control stepping up its sprons to the growing ebola outbreak. they are issuing a level one activation alert. a rating reserved for the most serious. why? >> level one alert is actually the highest alert you can get. this is a public health crisis. the reason is because the numbers are increasing. we are going from now 1,400 people infected with this disease, about 932 are dead in that and also this ebola is expanding to nigeria now. level one alert is what we've seen africa trina. they have called it even with h 1 n 1 in the past. they are taking agents working on other projects and they are all geared toward ebola. they are sending agents, about 59d of them to west africa. part of the problem we're having is, you should thinking about this just like a global economy. if some b

." >> and i'm arthel nevadaville. joining us with dr.avid samadi, chief of robotic surgery. >> and of course dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine and author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of health. >> good to see you. >> the centers for disease control stepping up its sprons to the growing ebola

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. the president calling u.s.ikes there a success but telling reporters that ultimately, this is not a problem the american military can solve. we have live team coverage of today's events. doug mcelway is in washington. we'll begin with foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler traveling with the president on martha's vineyard. so wendell, the president seemed to prepare the american people for the mission. tell us a little bit more about

i'm arthel neville.de america's news headquarters. >> hello, i'm eric shaun. topping the news at this moment, take a look at the growing controversy over president obama's views and remarks on isis. that after the president announced he had, quote, no strategy to deal with the islamic terrorist group. we will have more on that coming up. >>> plus, the european union threatening russia with tough new sanctions. will they listen? what if they don't? >> keeping their distance, a white house plan t

. >> i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee today.ama's approval rating taking another dive, hitting a new low in the wall street journal/nbc news poll with just 40% approving of the job he is doing. that is not much different from what our own "fox news" polling found, showing that 42% approve of the president's job performance. jon: congress, well it is doing even worse with the