i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. as we follow these vital developments from the white house, we're also watching now a somber and meaningful event right here in new york city occurring on manhattan's upper east side where dozens of celebrities, fans and family are gathering for the private funeral celebrating the life and brilliant career of legendary comedian joan rivers. the temple emanuel is where the service is on going n. a few moments. we will also remember her later in this hour. >>> in washington, the sunday shows bringing back a familiar political rivalry has both president obama and mitt romney hit the airwaves giving duelling interviewing, tackling hot button issues from the growing isis threat to ukraine as well as immigration reform. leeland vitt terse is live with more. >> we saw a slightly more reflective president obama and certainly the president's tone has changed a little bit about isis from when he called them the jv team a couple months ago. still he stopped short of sounding the alarm bells too

." >> i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david samadi from lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> dr. marc siegel, professor at medicine at nyu's langone medical center. author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> september is an important month for men, prostate cancer awareness month, the second leading cancer killer for men in the u.s. researchers say a key is early detection. dr. samadi you're a prostate cancer specialist. september, time to wear blue in honor of that. how can we prevent prostate cancer? >> first of all, i appreciate you and marc wearing the blue color. this is the month that we educate a lot of men out there to get their psa tests, pro state specific antigen test, the best way to prevent tested and know your blood test, go for your exam and make sure the doctor checks your prostate, find out whether there's any abnormalities or nodules. we've spoken about prostate cancer on this show and many shows al

." >> i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr.i from lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> dr. marc siegel, professor at medicine at nyu's langone medical center. author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> september is an important month for men, prostate cancer awareness month, the second leading cancer killer for men in the u.s. researchers say a key is early detection.

i'm arthel neville. well, these new strikes are targeting isis terrorists around the haditha dam, where a breach could potentially unleash deadly floodwaters in the direction of baghdad. now, this as president obama prepares to address the nation wednesday when he's expected to lay out a long-term strategy for wiping the terror group off the map. dominic in tallie is live in the newsroom. what can you tell us about the latest strikes? >> well, this is the first time that the united states has expanded its operation in terms of targeting isis, now moving into anbar province, which is in the west of iraq. it is also a historic hotbed of islamic support and also islamic -- sorry, extremist activity. so, what we're seeing is attacks around the haditha dam, which is iraq's second biggest dam. it is quite pivotal. it's up river from baghdad on the ufradz. the fear is it could flood baghdad, even though that's 100 miles down river. this is what u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel had to say in terms of its signi

i'm arthel neville.ell, these new strikes are targeting isis terrorists around the haditha dam, where a breach could potentially unleash deadly floodwaters in the direction of baghdad. now, this as president obama prepares to address the nation wednesday when he's expected to lay out a long-term strategy for wiping the terror group off the

. >> i'm arthel neville.obama administration as it struggles over what to call their strategy to defeat isis terrorists. >>> and security forces in one country throe thwart what they call an attempted terrorist. this less than one week after the u.s. embassy warned americans they were in imminent danger. >>> plus, a massive search underway for those responsible for an ambush outside a police barracks that left one trooper dead and another fighting for his life. we'll have the latest in a

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news at this hour. >> after months of vowing to move forward on immigration reform by the end of this summer, president obama today saying it won't happen until at least the end of fall. the reason? he's waiting until after the midterm election. the growing outrage next. >>> and we'll have the latest on the search for the wreckage of that small private plane from new york that was carrying a prominent real estate couple. search crews off jamaica have come across debris in the search for that missing plane. >>> and you know the controversy surrounding lois lerner? well, now the irs is telling congress it has lost e-mails from even more employees. so will anyone be held accountable? we'll have the latest. >>> white house officials now saying president obama will wait until after november's midterms to implement immigration measures. the officials say executive action on immigration during the

i'm arthel neville.me to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news at this hour. >> after months of vowing to move forward on immigration reform by the end of this summer, president obama today saying it won't happen until at least the end of fall. the reason? he's waiting until after the midterm election. the growing outrage next. >>> and we'll have the latest on the search for the wreckage of that small private plane from new york that was carrying a prominent real estate couple. search crews off jamaica have come across debris in the search for that

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shaun. it happened again. there has been another attempted security breach at the white house. this just a day after police arrested that man who jumped the white house fence and he actually made it right to the front door. >>> a massive manhunt underway for a man suspected of opening fire on two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one and injuring the other. we're live from the scene where the suspect is reportedly hiding out. >>> the latest on the battle against the massive wildfire that's right now tearing through northern california. so far more than 100 square miles have been scorched. >>> we start here, word of another attempted security breach at the white house just a day after a different incident put the secret service on the defensive. this was the scene yesterday caught on video. a man jumped the fence, both to cross the lawn and reaches the front door of the president's home. agents finally tackled him just inside the door. elizabeth prann live on the white house lawn. give us the details of what

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shaun. it happened again.other attempted security breach at the white house. this just a day after police arrested that man who jumped the white house fence and he actually made it right to the front door. >>> a massive manhunt underway for a man suspected of opening fire on two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one and injuring the other. we're live from the scene where the suspect is reportedly hiding out. >>> the latest on the battle against the massive wildfire

i'm arthel neville. i'm in for jenna lee today. >> good morning to you, i'm jon scott. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle blasting the president's foreign policy on isis after the president himself admitted last week that the u.s. has no strategy yet to combat the terror group. members of his own party are taking issue from the president over his initial description of isis as a junior varsity team to what senator dianne feinstein calls his quote, too cautious approach in confronting them. >> i think it is a major varsity team and if you want to use those kind of monikers but i have seen nothing that compares with its viciousness. they crossed the border into iraq before we even knew it happened. so, yeah yeah, this is a group of people who are extraordinarily dangerous and they will kill with abandon. >> iraqis will fight but there has to be a policy and a strategy to implement that policy. i think it starts with an understanding that this is a direct threat to the united states of america. >> joining us now, retired major general bob scales, fox news military analys

. >> i'm arthel neville. good to see you and good to see everyone. i'm in for jenna lee. president is heading to estonia, a former soviet state now a member of nato. russian president putin reportedly he says he could take the capital kiev in two weeks if he chose to. kiev issuing a dire warning of quote, a great war with russia. jon: let's get the latest from chief washington correspondent james rosen at the state department. james? >> reporter: jon, arthel, good morning. ukrainian defense officials are saying this morning their counterinsurgency operations against separatist it is rebels in eastern ukraine have hend ended. they are now engaged with direct confrontation with russia's military, estimated to placed four battalions inside of ukraine. russian foreign minister sergey laugh love known for his way with words, told reporters in moscow during a meeting with his tunisia counterpart, that yesterday's negotiations marked the first time that the militias from the rebel held cities were included such talks. but the peace party is trying to end fighting but the war par

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. as we follow these vital developments from the white house, we're also watching now a somber and meaningful event right here in new york city occurring on manhattan's upper east side where dozens of celebrities, fans and family are gathering for the private funeral celebrating the life and

. >> i'm arthel neville. mixed messages from the obama administration as it struggles over what to call their strategy to defeat isis terrorists. >>> and security forces in one country throe thwart what they call an attempted terrorist. this less than one week after the u.s. embassy warned americans they were in imminent danger. >>> plus, a massive search underway for those responsible for an ambush outside a police barracks that left one trooper dead and another fighting for his life. we'll have the latest in a live report. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. apparent conflict in the obama administration over how to characterize its military strategy against isis. the white house and pentagon now declaring that we are, quote, at war with isis, just one day after secretary of state john kerry called any military action a, quote, major counterterrorism operation, believing the word, war, he said, is the wrong terminology. meanwhile, the terror group currentsly controls an area the size of maryland in iraq and

. >> i'm arthel neville.opping the news this hour, it is one of the most protected places on earth. but a fence jumper got to the front door of the white house. now the secret service is in the spotlight. details on this security breach. >> new developments in the desperate search for the still missing student from the university of virginia. now, police have questioned a man that they say was in a brand new surveillance video. we'll van update on this investigation on what they say he told them. >>> and firefighters deploying record amounts of retardant to contain the out of control wildfire which is threatening thousands of homes in northern california. the latest on how they're doing in the battle against the flames. >>> but first, a fox news alert on even more u.s. air strikes against the radical jihadist terrorists of isis. the new attacks reportedly destroying a supply boat and all coming amid reports that the terror group released 49 hostages who were from turkey. they were freed after what turkey is d

. >> i'm arthel neville. investigators in pennsylvania questioning a person of interest afternoon after one state trooper is dead and another injured. we'll have the latest from -- the latest from the news conference that just wrapped up there. >>> plus, have you heard the harsh accusations from the family of murdered american journalist james foley? well, they're speaking about about what they say was the obama administration's handling of their son's tragic case. they claim they were kept in the dark and even threatened with prosecution they say for trying to secure his release on their on. >>> and american citizens overseas on high alert. warned to stay indoors amid reports of a quote eminent terror plot. where this is happening next. >>> with an announcement of a potential suspect or person of interest in that tragic shooting that occurred at a state trooper barracks in pennsylvania, this after what appears to be that deliberate attack on the two state troopers last night. one young trooper was killed, an

. >> i'm arthel neville. good to see you and good to see everyone. i'm in for jenna lee.nt is heading to estonia, a former soviet state now a member of nato. russian president putin reportedly he says he could take the capital kiev in two weeks if

i'm arthel neville. critics on both sides of the aisle slamming the president's response to isis. limiting air strikes are still under way if iraq but the president admitting late last week he has no strategy yet to deal with the isis threat. and there are concerns about how to stop the terrorists before they can launch an attack on the west. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell go goler. >> reporter: the president said the u.s. and its allies have not agreed yet on a strategy. that's the focus of this week's nato summit in wales. but while republicans have accused him of being late to recognize the threat from the terrorist group, it is true some democrats suggest they'd like him to be more forceful. >> i think i've learned one thing about this president and that is, he's very cautious. maybe in this instance too cautious. >> reporter: the president has authorized bombing strikes against isis targets to protect groups of people and critical infrastructure in iraq. he notified congress under the war powers act today. even his own advisors say to destroy the gro

welcome to a brand new hour of american's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm leyland vittern. the suspect in the grisly beheading of a co-worker is awaiting murder charges. we'll have an update on this brutal workplace rampage. >>> a trip home after a road game turned deadly for one team. new details of this highway accident. >>> and air traffic in chicago, very slowly getting back to normal. still a lot of folks stranded. a mess there in chicago after a fire at a critical air traffic control center. >>> but we begin with the escalating fight against isis. britain now joining the international coalition. fighter planes from the royal air force taking off from cyprus for the first combat mission over iraq. the defense officials saying the planes are ready to be used in the attack role as targets are identified. molly henneberg has the latest from washington. what's the white house saying about this? >> reporter: arthel, the white house says it welcomes the support of the british. and taking on the islamic state or isis terrorists. president obama said in his weekly radio addr

i'm arthel neville. i'm in for jenna lee today. >> good morning to you, i'm jon scott.kers on both sides of the aisle blasting the president's foreign policy on isis after the president himself admitted last week that the u.s. has no strategy yet to combat the terror group. members of his own party are taking issue from the president over his initial description of isis as a junior varsity team to what senator dianne feinstein calls