make the process of actually targeting them these drones or aircraft more and more difficult. >> doug luzaderis morning. thank you, doug. >> meantime a north carolina man accused of being an isis sympathizer accused of weapons charges at jfk airport in new york city. donald morgan was returning from an eight month stay in lebanon earlier this month. he caught the attention of the u.s. counter-terrorism agents after using an alias to go on several twitter rants in support of the terrorists. agents fearing he may have been running guns for the extremists. >> a news alert. moments ago health officials at a madrid, spain hospital confirming a spanish missionary priest infected with ebola died. he was evacuated from liberia last week after testing positive for the virus. this as the death toll goes up to 1,013 in west africa. the disease first detected in march has spread to liberia, sierra leone and nigeria. >> the bail for the 17-year-old charged with murdering a 6-year-old washington girl set for $1 million. gabriel gieda is expected to be charged in the death of janice wright. gaeta lived in t

congress is now on vacation. >> doug luzader live for us. thank you, doug. >> time for "look whose talking." he's from massachusetts on justice with judge jeanine. he says he's concerned about the criminals crossing the border offering these disturbing details. >> they interviewed several kids at the border who were teenagers, young teenagers. one of the teenagers admitted he committed his first murder when he was 8 years old. he's already in our country. we know a lot of ms 13's, young teenagers a part of these gangs are coming in. we know they are being sent out into other communities through out the country. we are faced with the very, very difficult threat of courses not knowing judge who are the individuals who is their history in the countries they came from it. that's a huge threat to people in our country. ripping democrats for what he calls a witch hunt. the report called it torture and effective. the process has helped spoil terror plots. >> there's a theory on the part of the senate sem kratz, they are the only ones who carried ou

doug luzader is life in washington. why is this happening? >> a couple of reasons i guess.e some of these kids being placed with relatives all over the country. the federal government says the number of kids crossing the border is beginning to decline. we may see the number spike again at some point. but for now it is allowing them to close the facilities. some critics question whether we are getting the full story here. >> i think they are concerned about controlling the methods. this administration of course is extremely concerned about controlling this message specifically because of the crisis that hit the southern border and horrific stories of the children and where ultimately the children are being released. >> at the same time the administration is facing tough questions about where the president didn't pursue this in congress. >> you have the house, senate and white house in 2009 and 2010. why didn't you solve it this en? >> there were other crises they were focusing on at that point. >> they are talking about the likelihood the president issuing sweeping executive

. >> doug luzader is live for us in iraq. >> u.s.lanes dropped humanitarian supply to a group of citizens trapped on a mountain top near the syrian border. if isis militants continue a push toward the city of eirbil u.s. planes may target. food and water dropping off of planes like this one to help thousands of iraqi citizens part of a small religious security trapped on a remote mountain threatened with slaughter by isis. the next step would be air strikes if the isis militants continue to close in on the city of irbil where the u.s. maintains a diplomatic facility. >> as commander of chief i will not allow the united states to be baggdragged into fighting anr war in iraq. american troops will not be returning to fight in iraq because there is no american military solution to the larger crisis in iraq. >> the president promising no combat forces on the growned in iraq. white house forces say they wouldn't have gained so much momentum if they had a stronger presence in iraq. >> it fired a. who negotiated a long-term agreement. he wan

they are calling on congress to try to reign in some of the departments. >> doug luzader live, thanksme to release the officer's name. will it help or hurt? log on to the facebook page right after the show for a live debate #keep talking. >>al maliki agrees to step down after threats of a power struggle in eye can ra. this as president obama announces there will be no rescue mission for the religious refugees trapped on the mountain. he said there's no need for it because conditions have improved and the u.s. has broken the siege by isis militants. thousands remain on the mountain. >> as the national guard bolsters security the feds are buying a border fence for the ukraine. the state department spending 400,000 dollars on razor wire to defend borders between the ukraine and crimea. it is part of a package announced in april. >> james whitey bull ger is trying to get out of his life sentence. they are appealing his sentence saying he was deprived immunity that was given to him by a federal prosecutor. he claimed he promised a get out of jail card. that dead prosecutor had no authority

doug luzader is live with details this morning. >> good morning. the u.s. is trying to bolster kurdish forces in iraq which may further reflect the reality they may be the biggest hope now to take on this terrorist army of isis. u.s. air strikes are taking a tole on isis targets through the course of the weekend but will it be enough? the taken back at least two towns that have been over run by isis. you have thousands of members of the religious sech trapped on the mountain. the obama administration was being hammered by republicans for failing to hefr sceprevent strikes. >> we are not going to use american combat troops or not going to do this or that. you should never let the enemy know what you are going to do. >> there are real concerns about nouri al-maliki struggling to stay in power in baghdad. they are making it clear the administration should only go so far militarily in iraq. >> if iraqis come together putting someone in power who wants to bring sunnis and shi'ites to govern they can do it themselves. we must not send the troops. >> news is break

we are going live to doug luzader in washington. >> the president wanted toe get out in front of majoroblems especially in syria. but it was this comment that got all of the attention. >> i don't want to put the cart whe before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> no strategy for dealing with isis in syria. this as it was widely believed the administration was ramping up for air strikes there. instead the pentagon is still in the process of brainstorming. at the same time we saw disturbing new images emerge of isis fighters appearing dozens of syrian soldiers to their death after taking over a military base. the critics lashed out at the administration for dithering. >> the two things you shun the do when you are con fronting an enemy. you shouldn't give them advanced warning about potential air strikes. the other is you shouldn't say you don't have a strategy. >> the white house trying to reframe the president's remarks. josh earnest came to twitter in his remarks he was explicit as he has been in the past about the comprehensive strategy we'll use to confront isil threat. ther

. >> doug luzader is here with how they are handling the threat. >> this is an on-line magazine published qaeda but it is written in english. it dozen courage attacks here in the united states. lone wolf attacks. they mention relatively specific targets in the magazine article cass knolls in las vegas, oil tanks, military colleges and given everything we are facing now, it is difficult not to take this seriously. >> our fear here is this notion that if we don't do everythinan everything is going to be okay is galloing to continue. this is as dangerous as threat matrix that i have seen in ten years. we need to address. >> president obama meantime is expected to meet his national security team today adds the debate plays out within the white house oefrp launching air strikes against isis targets in syria all of this complicated the fact that isis is holding american hostages including sotloff. they are flying surveillance commissions over syria. the white house argue if air strikes if they happen will just be part of the equation. >> military action alone will not sufficiently confront isil

. >> thank you doug luzader live for us this morning. >>> it is time to take a look at who is talking. fox news contributing jason riley blasting obama after his remarks on the crisis in ferguson. >> he is criticizing the president for blaming the high black crime rate on poverty and racist system. one thing he said have you talked about black crime? it shoulden criminalized. then there's the racial poverty. the black crime rate. this is about black behavior. it needs to be addressed head on the attitude towards the criminal justice system where young black men have no sense of what it means to be a male or what it means to be black. he needs to talk about that head on not dismiss it as a product of poverty or racism which is a dodge. >> he also took aim at al sharpton. >>> the state department ours after it was revealed. that hamas kidnapping and murder of 3 israeli teenagers that sparked this p recent violence. this coming after white house blocked similar weapons shipments to israel. the state department saying turkey is an important nato ally. >>> texas governor rick perry vowing

. >> fox's doug luzader joining us live from washington with more on. >> this good morning, doug. >> good morning, look, hearing conflicting statements about how bad the situation really is there in northern iraq ebonite dollars nations says top level crisis working out. the us says the situation is improving. >> footage from the iraqi military shows a dire situation playing out in northern iraq. children are pushed into a helicopter, their families desperate to escape the mountains where they've south refuge from isis militants. obama administration suggested us air lift might be necessary to save them. >> we've made decisions about how to carp i out that mission, because we want to get the read-out from the assessment team first. >> that assessment team, small contingent of us troops, now reported back from the mountains. and according to us secretary of defense chuck hagel, the situation there is mountain, because us air strikes have weakened isis positions. but, the president, who is vacationing on martha's vineyard, facing few good options. new fox news poll shows just 37% of re

. >> fox's doug luzader joins us live this morning from washington. doug good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. of course, there are concerns in this age of modern travel that it is very difficult to keep this virus contained to just this part of africa. we will have two ebola patients here in the united states. doctor kent brantly's childhood church in indiana prayed for his r recovery and those who know him say he was keenly aware of what could happen. >> kent was the kind of person that knew the risk, he was taking. he chose to put himself in that position because he would be kind that would think this is what i need to do for the same of other people. >> reporter: brantly will be soon joined by another american who was egg helping treat infected patientness africa, nancy wrightbull. so far brantly's treatment appears to be effective. >> he appears to be improving. >> director for centers for disease control thomas friedman says virus can be controlled but there is troubling timing here because african leaders are in washington for an admin

for more on this development we go to doug luzader live in washington.s succeeded in blurring the border between iraq and syria. they have been focused on the iraqi side of the border but that may be changing. it could be coming to syria. they have given the green light to surveillance flights there question could lay the groundwork for something more serious. if you want to go into isis you ha -- after isis you have to go into syria. >> if you can't strike isis in their home land the idea of taking them down ore time is virtually impossible. >> here is the complication. isis fighters in syria are trying to oust syrian president assad. is bombing isis in syria helping assad? >> the answer is no. we are not trying to help the assad regime. we have been calling for a number of years for the assad regime to step down. >> the syrian government said they are willing to work with any one even the united states to try to oust isis but only if the u.s. coordinates it is response with the syrian government. that is not likely to happen. back to you guys. >> thank

doug luzader is live in washington.ur president saying about all of this. >> from a military stanned point this is what everybody is watching closely. the fear is russian forces are going to stream across this border and overwhelm the ukrainian military. >> they are engaged in had terrible violence but can't match the ukrainian army. if you see an invasion by russia that's a different set of questions. we are not there yet. >> we may not-there yet but we are in the midst of sanctions battles. russia is firing back imposing new sanctions on meat, fish, milk and fruit. should russia invade ukraine it is not clear what the response will be. one critic says president obama is sending a message. >> he will be gone nor a month and we will see him come back. >> fighting in eastern ukraine has gotten so bad investigators looking at the downing of malaysia airflight has had to suspend investigations. >> to the crisis in the mid e es they extended the current cease fire to tomorrow. hamas has yet to agree. they get underway in ca

doug luzader is live in washington. good morning to you.this. >> good morning. the f.b.i. thinks that there are perhaps 100 americans now fighting in syria. the washington times this morning puts that number closer to 300. either way, you take a look at a guy like doug mccain, who was allegedly fighting alongside isis, and killed doing so. the most dangerous tool may have been his u.s. passport. >> we speak about the immediacy of the threat that isil pose, this is one of those factors, this idea of foreign fighters, getting radicalized and potentially working their way back to their homelapped. we're not the only government concerned about this, but it's on our minds. >> reporter: also on the minds of the administration, u.s. hostages being held in that part of the world. u.s. journalist james foley was executed by isis last week. now we're hearing a 26-year-old aid worker has been held by isis for several months. the state department addressed this yesterday. >> we have confirmed in the past that there are a small number of americans being

doug luzader is live with the latest. >> good morning.hinks there are 100 americans now fighting in syria. the larger concern is some of them may come back to the united states. that's why the story behind doug mccain is so troubling. a convert to islam he traveled to syria reportedly fighting along side the isis army there, was killed in it doing so. they will come back to the united states to carry out the attack. >> this is one of those factors this idea of foreign fighters getting over there and becoming radicalized. we are not the only government concerned with this but it is on our mind. >> he promised there would be no combat troops on the ground in iraq saying it would only anger radicals. >> the answer is not to send in large military deployments that over stretch our military and lead for us occupying countries that lend to extremism. >> they were keeping something of an eye on mccain. they knew he was a potential player in all of this. with so many americans over there now it is difficult to keep track of all of them. >> time f

. >> doug luzader live in washington. >> we want you to keep talking about this.e stop playing politics and tell us how she really feels about president obama. join us for a live debate after the show. >>> dramatic video shows a chaotic scene of men, women and children attempting to survive on a rugged mountain top after running for their lives. desperate refugees attempt to pile into a helicopter to evacuate them from the mountain. there were far fewer people trapped and they were in better condition than originally thought. spokesman admiral john kirby saying because of this additional evacuation missions are far less likely. that brings us to our look at who is you can at thatting. this morning retired united states air force colonel is talking about isis apart president obama's reaction or lack of action. >> we should have seen this coming. the obama administration has failed and watched this threat adds a cancer and met it's sizing cancer. it has been growing in its capability. it has been bank rolling itself. so we have seen this threat coming. now we are al

. >> doug luzader is live from washington with this developing story, doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. and the president has repeatedly said, no, u.s. combat forces on the ground in iraq. that is why the pentagon is being very careful to describe this latest contingent assessors. their job toys figure out what the u.s. can do next. multiple air strikes on isis targets. thousands of gallons of water and food and other supplies air dropped to help save iraqi refugees but all of this may be the easy part. >> no help, we have nothing. >> reporter: the obama administration is now looking into the possibility of a massive air lift, to rescue members of the religious second, who had fled is is fighters and sought refuge on the remote mountain. his deputy national security advisor says, it is necessary to prevent, around act of genocide, against these people. >> what is more u.s. and isis time, and iraq and syria. 130 u.s. military personnel have just arrived in northern iraq. but secretary of defense chuck hagel was careful in describing the mission. >> we are not going b

doug luzader has the story now from washington. doug, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, and this is pretty big news. fox has confirmed this that u.s. will start arming kurdish forces in northern iraq to help them take on the terrorist army that is isis. u u.s. air strikes are taking a toll on isis targets in northern iraq but will it be enough? suffereddish forces say they have taken back at least two towns thatted hanover run biasis but at the same time thousands of members of the least ledge us sector remain trapped in a remote mountaineer the syrian border. this kurdish video shows a helicopter dropping off aid, bolstering u.s. air drops to help save the group. back in washington the obama administration was being hammered for failing to prevent a chaos. >>> there are more terrorist organize organizations with more money, move weapons and more capability to attack the home land then there was before 9/11. mr. president if you don't adjust your strategy these people are coming here. >> reporter: president obama spent

doug luzader has been following will this from washington. doug, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. what the u.s. is doing already is u.s. military is dropping supplies in this western part of iraq where we have thousands of iraqi citizens that are essentially trapped on a mountaintop, and if ice is militants. move on the city of irbill, u.s. war planes may let loose. >> green light. this is what the u.s. mission in iraq looked like, pallets rolling off of cargo planes like this one dropping food, water and other supplies to thousands of iraqi citizens who are part of the small religious section trapped on a remet mountain threat went slaughter bias lamb is extremist officeis. today america is coming to help. >> reporter: president obama making a late night announcement at the white house promised to go help these people. the pressure on the the ad perfection to act had grown intense, there were protests outside the white house earlier in the day. >> an a impassioned plea from the a member of the iraqi parliament. beyond the threa

doug luzader is live in washington, d.c. with what the president said last night. douglas. >> reporter: good morning. a couple of aspects of this, one has to do with the humanitarian mission but the tricky part here is the possibility of airstrikes. based on what the president said last night he is looking at the city of rabbil as his trigger point. strategically important. when you look at this red area controlled by isis militants irbil is the last holdout. there are u.s. military advisors stationed in irbil and there is no question the white house was under enormous pressure to do something. >> earlier this week one iraqi cried to the world there is no one coming to help. today america is coming to help. we're also consulting with other countries and the united nations who have called for action to address this humanitarian crisis. >> while a lot of focus on the president is on irbil we also want to talk about the city to the west of there, mosul. there is a dam just north of mosul. it is strategically important and it is a very complicated facility to operate.

doug luzader, tell us more about this guy from san diego? >> reporter: yes, san diego by way of chicago, and then minnesota, i mean, you know there is guy had what you would think of classic american up bringing, and yet, was radicalize dollars, and the scary thing the fbi thinks there are perhaps 100 americans now fighting in sewer crashes the washington times this morning, puts number closer to 300, as far as doug mccain the guy in question the most dangerous tool in his arsenal may have been his us passport. back story behind douglas macarthur mccain disturbing but hartley unique, convert to islam here in the united states, he was reportedly killed while fighting for isis in syria. but the real threat for us officials is someone like him, fighting for radicals hal, while holding a us passport, then return home to carry out an attack. >> when we speak about the the threat that poses, this is one of those factors, this idea of for infighters, going over there, getting radical, and potentially working their way back to their homeland. not th

do you-- doug luzader live in washington. hey, doug. >> there is no question that the u.s. wasn't crazy about nowry -- about nouri maliki. in the meantime this air campaign is going on. what we're hearing from the pentagon is their job is about to get more difficult. let's look at what these airstrikes look like. by all indications these have been pretty targets for u.s. fighter jets and drones. what the pentagon is saying isis fighters are probably catching on they can't simply operate without taking cover. >> we have seen with isil forces is where they have been in the open they are starting to dissipate and to hide amongst the people. the targeting of this is of those forces that are trying to effect a siege around the mountain. the targeting of this is going to become more difficult. >>> let's talk about that political situation, that drama playing out in baghdad. iraq's president yesterday named a new prime minister. he will now be tasked with forming a new government and president obama voiced his support yesterday from martha's vineyard. >> there is no american milit

doug luzader is live in washington with details. >> reporter: this latest report this morning that the u.s. is going to begin sending arms directly to the kurds because the reality is they may represent the single best hope to take on this terrorist army, isis. that combined with this fresh round of airstrikes is the idea at least that's been supported by many republicans. >> i would be rushing equipment to irbil. i would be launching airstrikes against isis. they have to race to boundaries -- they have erased boundaries between iraq and siege. i would be providing as much training equipment as i can to the kurds. i would do a lot of things that we cannot have to wait for maliki to leave. >> and speaking of maliki, he sits in the middle of a huge drama playing out in baghdad refusing to step down. he may mount a legal challenge to remain as prime minister. the u.s. is trusting him less and less these days. and it certainly complicates the president's selling his iraq strategy even to democrats. >> the bottom line is this, there is so much we can do to help the iraqis help themselves bu

doug luzader is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. name is set to be released today of the officer who fired the shot. >> that's right. this may stir up a whole we'll see how that goes. after days of violent confrontations between police and protesters in ferguson, some level of calm is returning to the streets there as the justice department begins an investigation. there are still protests going on there in ferguson, but the violence that we have seen in recent days has begun to subside. some believe that is due in no small part to the state's decision to place a state patrol captain who grew up in the area in charge of the response. >> i grew up here, and this is currently my community and my home. therefore, it means a lot to me personally that we break this cycle of violence, defuse the tension and build trust showing the utmost respect for every interaction with every citizen. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder meantime has been tasked with investigating the shooting and looking into the initial police response to the protests