greta. >> you know, trace. when these people entertain you so much and they make you laugh, he made all of us laugh. it's sort of hard to think of being a depressed guy in the sense that it's so stunning and almost more difficult to understand his death assuming that it is by suicide and certainly the indications are at least from what we are hearing so far is suicide. that he was so busy making all of us feel good and at the same time, he was feeling really bad. i suppose that the drugs, the alcohol didn't help it, but, you know, it's very difficult to look at this vibrant man on our screen right now. all this tape, smiling, laughing, making all of us laugh and now, suddenly, we discover that that he is dead. it's very difficult, isn't it? >> it is. and, you know, you go back to the show inside the actor's studio. i'm not sure if it's still on anymore. robin williams was on there one time. he was very open about his addictions and expression and the fact that you know, comedy sometimes comes out of severe depr

good evening. >> thank you, greta. i'm just going to talk briefly about my limited role in this case. i had the opportunity to meet with steven's parents in miami as well as in d.c. and had a phone conversation with them. we have kept in touch with the state department, with the fbi, cia, national security council, the white house. they have all been keeping the family abreast. and the family has wanted to be very low key, private. they have made limited statements. the mom today said he's alive. so that's very good news. and then the boyfriend of the sister just said sign the petition and change.org and pray. and so what i can say is that i just can't imagine as a mother and as a grandmother the kind of ordeal that this has been for the family. it's almost a year to the day when i met with them and debbie wasserman schultz and ted deitch have also been helping, but it's very difficult to have had our agencies get the information from a terrorist organization. i would say that now, every is really in operation to try t

greta? >> you know, mike, at night when i watch it, is the police push the protesters out of the street or the protesters go into the street, is that sort of the line of demarcation where they collide? >> well, as far as what's going on now the police just keep them moving. they are supposed to be more on the sidewalk and let the traffic go in the center. there comes a point in the evening where the police will block traffic and then they will march through the center of the street. and then whenever they congregate. whenever they stop and loiter, the police will come and they will break up that group that's standing around. now, later, as it -- later, as it gets dark and gets a little more aggressive, you'll have the people in the street and that's when they form up a line and kind of confront the police. there is shouting back and forth right now. and of all of the people who got arrested yesterday, only four of them were from ferguson. >> mike, if i just want to stand on the sidewalk, wit

putting that aside, fast forward a little bit, greta. what if you have the same common denominator of facts? then he does have abobligation to recuse himself then because he did it before? you don't succumb to the pressure. >> katie is right, greta. >> citizens are so raw and have taken to the streets on both sides, i think this is the one case in a million where you try to take a longer look and you try to do everything you can to try to build up on both sides of this dispute. people have taken sides and we haven't heard the facts. everyone has made a decision, and we haven't heard a single fact, but that's what i would do. >> come on, greta. if you do it on this case, and i hear you say the one case, but then it will be the two case, and the three case. you can't set this kind of a precedent. you put the pressure on this prosecutor. the whole world is looking at him. the whole world knows about him. and he, i believe, is going to do the right thing. >> let me give katie the last word. you have ten seconds and then we have to go. i'm gi

greta, this is a bigger picture. while everybody is concerned about the death of michael brown, and the circumstances of that death, there is an under current here that apparently has been percolating in this town for some time and all of a sudden like a volcanic eruption, it is now erupting. so, it isn't only about michael brown. it's about their collateral issues in this town. and they couple it all together and they are hoping that something can be done about it. >> all right. ted, if you will stand by, i will come back to you in a few minutes. ted, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> and today lawyers for the family of michael brown announcing the results of a private autopsy conducted by our frequent guest here on "on the record." former chief medical examiner for new york city dr. michael baden. >> there are six bullets struck him. six bullets struck and two may have reentered and three bullets were recovered at the first autopsy. so according to our report. one thing is that there are abrasions around the right side

you know, greta. that very week that this young man lost his life and that's a strategy that he would lose his life. whatever the circumstances were. there were 26 blacks that were shot in chicago. i saw no jesse jackson. i saw no al sharpton. you know, i saw no barack obama, president obama making statements about this. that's his own by the way. chicago is where obama is from. he has been silent about the killing fields it is safer blacn iraq and afghanistan than downtown chicago. that's the president's home. he and his con signature larry known as attorney general eric holder have been silent. they could have stepped up on this real clear and present danger to outcome black men, but they have been missing in action. they are a disaster. and, quite frankly, they have added to the racial arson within our country. they haven't taken away from it. >> so what could they do? i mean, how do we put the lid on sort of the simmering tensions between the two races over this and get to the bottom and sort of s

greta? >> rick, thank you. >> the new cease-fire set to start in just hours, does it stand a chance? hamas breaking the last cease-fire in 90 minutes. former u.n. ambassador general bolton joins us. good evening, sir. the 7th negotiated cease-fire as rick just said were the palestinians asked for. it doesn't say hamas asked for it. >> well, this is just part of a long series of cease fires real issue whether there is chon flick between israel and hamas will see an ending. all the the pressure that the u.s. and united states in particular puts on israel to agree to he's so fire simply means the conflict is going to go on o. what do you think that prime minister netanyahu means by don't ever second guess me again? >> i think this is on hamas' fundamental intent. i have to say both the israelis and the obama administration in public have tried in most cases not to put their real emotions out in public. because they are raw. especial lion the israeli side they want to take steps to protect thems

>> hi, greta. we have got some unconfirmed reports that the officer was severely beaten at the hands of michael brown. and i have got to tell you, greta, if that is confirmed, that could be a game changer in this process. if the grand jury hears that, and i think the grand jury would. look, you must remember, a law enforcement officer can use deadly force if he feels that his life is reasonably in fear of bodily -- great bodily harm. can he do that. so we are trying to confirm it. but this could be a game changer in this case, greta. >> all right. do you know -- you have heard anything whether the officer was holy spirit hospitalized that night? whether he received any medical care? >> it is my understanding that one of his commanders took him to the hospital and that it has been reported that he suffered a fractured eye as a result of a beating by michael brown. >> why would they withhold that information to this date? i mean, because, you know, if that's true, ted, that might have put a little bi

sean, thank you. >> all right, greta, thank you as always. thanks. >>> and developing right now, that second american aid worker suffering from ebola in west africa, arriving a short time ago in around atlanta hospital. nancy writebol was wheeled out of an ambulance on a stretcher and into the hospital. now, that's in contrast to dr. kent brantly who last saturday walked out of the balance on his own into the hospital. correspondent john roberts with the very latest. john. >> reporter: greta, thank you. the hospital now has their hands full. two patients in isolation here. i was surprised to see nancy writebol being wheeled into the facility. our understanding is she was in better condition than dr. kent brantly, but we're told in liberia she was taken into the airplane on a stretcher but walked into the airplane herself. her husband david said they were actually beginning to consider funeral plans. here's the puzzling thing about her case frp we still do not know how she was infected because she was not working directly with parents. her job

>> watching so far tonight, greta.call this a tense atmosphere, watching night fall. what we see a lot is people who have been marching around. a lot of honking of horns of cars. people showing their signs a lot of hands up. and that hands up don't shoot gesture which has become the gesture of this demonstration. one guy riding by on a horse on a mike brown t shirt. that seems to be the technique. what you don't see is a lot of police that seems to be the technique that ron johnson, the new commander of this operation from missouri state highway patrol that he wants to use. get the police out of the way. get the -- eliminate the friction with the common stration strarts and therefore you won't have the clash that we have seen thus far every night. that's his thinking. he made that very clear. but he doesn't want them to be present at this location to create more tension. we did see a little bit of tension. and that's when some the county and the local police cruisers were blocking the traffic people chanted stop blocki

she has lots of hurricane experience. >> thank you, greta. >> thanks, greta.loha. >>> we're following two more developing stories. more trouble breaking in israel. we'll take you there live next plus another hurricane heading for the united states. the one that congresswoman gabbard was telling you about is bearing down right now. a live report is coming up. l would it be ok if i sat here? is she serious? ♪words, can't bring me down♪ ♪so don't you bring me down today♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. this week's death of former reagan press secretary james brady has just been ruled a homicide. that is in relation to the 1981 assassination attempt on president reagan. brady survived a gunshot wound to the head when john hinckley, jr. fired multiple shots out the washington hilton hotel but he never regained his health and just this monday he died. late today a medical examiner ruling his death a homicide. the cause of death, a gunshot wound. >>> now to the middle east and another cease-fire shattered. hamas firing rockets into israel 2 1/2 hours before the three-d

good evening, sir.qk >> hi, greta.eat to be back on with you. >> for starters, you've got a letter g6)r that you have fired to governor jerry brown, warning him. so tell me, what are you warning him about? iñm about? do?,oíu@ejdtq rbuz did ask us Í sent him a letter. i said, look, you're the highest elected official in the land and you went on a tim w to mexico ad didn't even ask about our marine, or bother to visit him or anything. now you're bringing the president of mexico here. i said, so bottom line is, i won't be dining with andrew's captors. but i will be outside in the streets, protesting you, along with 500 to 1,000 americans who >> so you're going to have a protest outside the úzpñgoverno mansion tomorrow? >> we are holding a protest outside of the leland stanford mansion where they're holding> huge luncheon, where all the members of the california state legislators have been invited. secret service is going to be there. and since word of this has spread just over the past couple of days, there are tens of th

she has lots of hurricane experience. >> thank you, greta. >> thanks, greta. aloha. >>> we're following two more developing stories. more trouble breaking in israel. we'll take you there live next plus another hurricane heading for the united states. the one that congresswoman gabbard was telling you about is bearing down right now. a live report is coming up. likn negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. check the weather. borrow ted's wheelbarrow. post big tomato pics. buy a birdhouse for sparrows. download gardening apps. answer my wife's texts. search how to sculpt hedges into a t-rex. i can do all that with my android from tracfone for as low as $7 a month. [ male announcer ] unbeatable nationwide coverage, no contract. for a limited time, save $50 on the zte valet. now just $49.99. tracfone. do everything for less. >>> this is a

>> greta, that's right.tragic accident in the middle of a humanitarian disaster iraqi air force helicopter bringing splice, aid to the ethnic minority stranded on that mountain to the west where we are. apparently took off after it delivered those supplies with refugees on board. too many and then it crashed. the pilot, an heroic pilot we are told, died in that crash. and there were many injured. including "new york times" reporter allison reuben. meanwhile, more u.s. air strikes to report. an unmanned drone hitting a mortar position of the isis militants, they were targeting the kurdish trying to beat back the militants. the u.s. might be supplying more arms. in baghdad looks like the incumbent prime minister nouri al maliki's days might be finally numbered. complaints he is he tood too di. iraqi president named successor. al maliki reacted against it putting his own forces out on the street. as support for the move inside and outside iraq grew, even from iranian officials, it appears to be that he is backi

>> reporter: hi, greta, that's right.e at a high school, one of the evacuation shelters in the hilo area. a lot of people are here right now. some of them are in the rooms already. we have seen quite a number of people stream in over the past two hours or so. they are not only local people, but they are also tourists such as nikki. she's fro england. sorry this is what happened to your vacation. >> one of those things. we have had a day of nice weather, then it closed in today. we have been evacuated from the hotel. >> reporter: what went through your mind as you heard there was a hurricane headed toward hawaii? >> we thought about trying to fly out. all the flights were gone. my brother lives in honolulu. he flew in today. we have two young children, 11 and 8. you want to follow all instructions, really. >> reporter: what are you expecting at the shelter? >> with red cross involved, you are going to be looked after well. we hunker down. >> reporter: quite a memorable trip. >> we fly out saturday evening. hopefully, we'll

>> thank you, greta. within the last hour, senior law enforcement official confirmed to fox news the american citizen killed in syria was known to the u.s. government and his affiliation also with isis. fox news has told that the family of douglass mcarthur mccain of san diego, california, has also been notified. evidence of his death, including a photo of his american passport, was first reported by the free syrian army which is fighting against isis for control of eastern syria. on twitter in june, he told his isis contact that he would soon be meeting them in that country and as his radicalization deepened he changed his name it and adopted this moniker slave of allah: interests returning from the region to the united states within 72 hours of their flight. that system does not flag everyone, greta. >> if you fly of course first to london and sit there two weeks you are not in the system at you will, right? >> can you still be in the system depending on what elf of interest you are to the u.s. governme

second of all, greta, it's not a matter of stopping isis. we have to defeat isis and we have it to take them out with whatever means possible. the fact that the administration made public that there had been a rescue attempt will harm further rescue attempts because good journalists will be finding out additional details, which then gives methods and capabilities over to the enemy and isis in particular, so, further rescue attempts will be complicated and more difficult because this administration, for whatever reason, whatever motive, made it known that they had made an attempt to rescue these people and it is not a valid excuse to say that news organizations were on the story. we could have denied it. >> you know, it's funny. i had a different reaction to that and it's no secret i don't have a military background. i have never been in any leadership in the military. but i actually thought that it sends a message to isis know what? we are going to get you where you are and coming for you. i had a different thought. i actually was happy to h

jonathan. >> reporter: hi, greta. this is the highest level of activation something the cdc has not done since the 2009 h1n1 pandemic. a spokesman says this is largely an all hands on deck call for africa and not increased threat in the u.s. where modern quarantine and hygiene procedures are in place. here, hospital patients and international travelers are screened and if need be, isolated. the cdc has a number of quarantine rooms and we got a picture of one such room at the airport in newark, a person suspected of having ebola can be isolated or cleared and sent to a hospital. hospitals are screening patients with recent travel to africa who have gastrointestinal problems and a person at mount sinai hospital has tested negative. and the patient continued to improve. h at auburn university it appears to stop the effects in animals but won't be available until the future. and another drug administered to two american missionaryies for ebola and took it before they left africa and say it's too early to tell whether z ma

>> yeah, greta. that's right. this is a brand new report from dhs that just came out yesterday from the office of the inspector general. giving us a pretty general overview specifically of what's going on in texas with these illegal immigrant and some the health concerns coming about from it. it's reporting back in del rio, texas, sort of south central texas, that some border agents have been infected with scabies, lies and chicken pox and even worse than that, it says that two border agents are reporting that their children have now been infected with chicken pox just a few days after they had come in contact. 20 to 30 minutes late from el paso. we are getting reports that at those stations two agents believe they have been infected, possibly with tuberculosis. we did get some new numbers, he is telling us 153 unaccompanied children, adults have been treated at el paso hospital for things like lice, scabies, chicken pox. since july, 43 border patrol agents have filed some type of paperwork believing they have bee

greta? >> is there anything that would draw senate majority leader harry reid to come back to work, to bring the senate back here to pass some sort of bill to reconcile and do any work on this? they are caught in a humane tar yan crisis. the house is passing something the senate doesn't want and president doesn't want. at least they are working. would anyone agree to come back? >> reporter: at this point it does not appear that way. i can't speak for senator reid if there's intense pressure that builds up over august will he change his mind? but the president came out late today in the white house briefing room and was critical of the house measure but there were no signs of him trying to put pressure on senate democrats. his own party, to come back to washington to do something on this humanitarian crisis. from people i've talked to at this point, nobody seems to think senate is coming back before september. >> well, so much for humanitarian crisis they say is so important and get out of to

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>> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with inmates headed back to the federal prison about 30 or 40 miles away from where i am standing. as you said, it was march 31st when tahmooressi crossed border with his guns in his vehicle. today, the two customs agents who stopped him who went through his belongings, they took the stand, under cross-examination, by tam reissy's attorney fernandez. he attempted to undermine their credibility by claiming they had falsified certain reports and admitted that they admitted unstable information. the attorney for the customs agency said that was not accurate. that in fact these guys were following protocol. the attorney claims that the search was illegal. that the agents violated tame reissy's civil rights by denying him a lawyer. access to the u.s. consulate and a proper translator in over 8 hours of custody trying to convince the judge that that evidence should be thrown out o. that's the argument that he is making as w

>> greta, yeah, a lot of action in this part of the world. those extra troops that have come here to northern iraq are based in this city not too far from where we are and we believe those special force operators that spent that time, you were talking with on mount sinjar to the left of this location this space as well. a lot of action over there as you noted their mission was to assess a possible evacuation route for those ethic minority. it is confirmed by fox news that those special operators, some 20 of them are now safely off of that mountain. the battle is by no means over. centcom is also confirming today yet another missile strike against isis positions nearby mount sinjar, trying to clear that whole area of militants and making any rescue operation that could be planned that could be led by the united states a safe one. that is never a sure bet. no, it is not just these people being targeted by the isis militants it is a another of other religions and ethnic group including christians. there is something like 100,000 maybe more in th

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greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. britain raising its terror threat level to severe. that's the second highest level, meaning a terrorist attack is considered highly likely. david telling the world the threat to isis is a greater threat to our security than we have seen before. hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. today's news from britain come less than 24 hours after president obama told the world we don't have a strategy yet what are we hearing from the white house today. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with the latest. ed? >> kimberly, good to see you as the white house spokesman don't have a strategy yesterday to deal with isis military. military strategy in iraq where u.s. air strikes continued today. there has now been 110 since the beginning of this month. josh ernest pushed back by saying the pentagon is not quite ready with the plans. that's interesting because the pentagon spokesman admiral kirby pushed back on that and told reporters, wait a second. the milit

he was frustrated and said he wasn't going home, but, yes, he does have a degree of optimism, greta. he's totally convince thad mr. ben benitez will be able to expedite his release. >> he's been there since march 31st. i realize this is a new lawyer. he also told me when i asked what the docket was like, he

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. president obama just saying we don't have a strategy yet. you heard right. the president speaking about isis in syria. the terror group beheading americans and publicly executing thousands in both iraq and syria. the president plan to combat isis, well, he doesn't have one. karl rove is here to respond to that in a minute. first ed henry live with the very latest. >> reporter: greta, remarkable because the context is he was speaking specifically about isis in syria, not iraq. earlier in the news conference the white house scrambling to point out, yes, in the transcript earlier he said he's got a military strategy in iraq. he was specifically talking about syria and was being pressed about why haven't you gone to congress, why aren't you making your case to the american people, why are you not seeking a debate and a vote for authorization of the use of force in syria? so it was in that context we should note. nonetheless, it's still a devastating quote because this is a president who l

makeup artist to the stars, nallie, ted gibson, and greta monahan. wait so see her the way she looks to me every day. >> i want to do it for me. but i guess a little bit for katie, i don't want her to think she has a really old-looking mom. >> i'm really excited to see my mom ten years younger. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> all right, sara, thank you. and it's the moment of truth. here's a shot of cassie stepping into our time machine. and now let's see her. greta, do the honors. open that door. [ cheers and applause ] there she is. >> amazing! >> should we let cassie see her new look? >> yes. absolutely. >> take her to the mirror. >> you along -- look amazing. oh, my gosh. >> isn't that -- thank you. oh. >> turn around. we can take a great look at you. i can see you tearing up. your first impression? >> i look amazing. >> i love hearing you say that. and your other half, steven, come over here. what do you think of her? >> i knew she was going to look good, but not this good, wow. >> we better make this

think about this, greta. december 30th of last year was when isil took fallujah. june 10th they took -- they burst into northern iraq. two days later they'd taken mosul. by the 29th they were threatening baghdad and declared an islamic caliphate. on the 2nd of august they took the mosul dam. six days later finally the president acts by having a small number of air strikes made on isil. and the president really has no real strategy even today. he says we're going to continue to do as little as possible from the air. we want the iraqi government to form. we want international partners to come together with us and at some point we're going to sit around the camp fire, hold hands, sing kumbaya and figure out what to do about this cancer which i remind you less than eight months ago he was referring to as the jv. today i was appalled. i was appalled. >> apart from the fact that cancer -- the whole idea i wouldn't use cancer, but the malignancy aspect of it, not exactly the description i would use but here is what i thought was stunning. chuck todd asked him can you def

i hope they enjoy the special on monday. >> greta, thanks so much for the time.eciate it. >> don't miss the special the neck battle when our heroes come home this monday which is labor day at 7:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. >> your kids may not be the only members of your household dreading going back to school. >> that's right. how this time of year can take a toll on your pets and the warning signs to look for. >> and junk food may have a greater impact on your health that we already know. how pigging out can make it even harder to eat healthy at other times. >> and coming up at 6:00 the coast guard springs into act at the jersey shore. lunch aboard this boat that ended in an emergency. scott. >> iain, labor day it's a days away but will the weather cooperate for backyard barbeques? details on that >> we have breaking news out of minnesota. a shooting at a daycare. we have live picture from ramsey, minnesota. police got a report just about an hour ago of shotting fired at a daycare. it is not on lock down. no word on any injuries right now. but we did know t

i think i qualify as an expert as well, greta. i think that if the media knew they were the ones being targeted, there's something you can do, an enemy's list as was the case with richard nix. even with the consistent case of irregular or unexplainable -- >> you know what, the problem is, kneel, that is takes a lot of hard work. you've got to go through a lot of documents. >> it does. >> i've been up on capitol hill going through documents and there's still so many more i'd like to go through. but most people in journalism are looking at their computer monitors. or they're getting spoon fed things from the administration. they're not going back to the original documents and looking at it for themselves. and doing real investigative journalism. that's the problem. it's complicated. it's august. you hear a lot from the media, that's the way it's always done. you know what, it should not always be done that way. the house has oversight obligations with subpoena power and the subpoenas ought to be answered. >> you know, greta, you cou

i want to thank our "gma" dream team, nallie, greta, ted gibson.r being with us and trustingus. and if you want tips, go to "good morning america" on yahoo!. ginger, can you tell me how amazing she looks? >> the hair alone. you look so good. [ cheers and applause ] absolutely dropping ten years. and we're going to go ahead and make over a whole lot of weather. but look at this. i love the time machine. we have the scientist and the dry ice. it's been a lot of fun. doesn't she look great. >> she looks amazing. >> we love a got makeover here. and a makeover in weather, not the prettiest of sundays. some places in pennsylvania getting 4 or 5 inches. this is state college, pennsylvania. much drier today. but there is a cold front back there. squeezed in between the two. enjoying sunshine. and philadelphia in the mid-80s. and monsoon flow, look at the bulls eye over jackson, wyoming. flash flooding in places, >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm chris sowers with this accuweather update. clouds giving way to sunshine, 86 degrees this afternoon, warm

greta has covered virtually all of those. i sat down with her here in studio one. welcome. >> nice to be here. >> you have all of these defense lawyers and former prosecutors coming on the air and saying whether they think that michael brown or darren wilson is to blame for this tragedy. but don't we have very little hard evidence? >> they're saying that, they're insane. nobody knows what's happened in this case. we haven't had any of the evidence presented. anyone who has given an opinion now on either side of it is just frankly, you know, a little bit nuts. we don't have information about whether or not they -- we haven't seen the clothes to see whether there's gunshot residue on the clothes which would indicate the muzzle of the gun was close to the decedent. we don't have eyewitness people. we have that ridiculous audio conversation where someone called in. >> let's talk about that because i have some tape i want to play. >> so this is the one we know only has josie. she called in to a radio show and she says she's a friend of officer darren will wilson and she

digging into this now, greta van susteren. hi, greta.hank you for joining us on "the real story." >> nice to be here. >> so much to cover with you today. let's go back to the fact that eric holder, attorney general, is there. what do you think he's going to accomplish by being in ferguson? >> i think he sends a message to people in the community of ferguson that the united states takes this seriously and they'll do an investigation to see whether civil rights violation. he sends a message to the people in ferguson. when the attorney general shows up, that's a big deal. >> earlier we had the lieutenant governor of missouri on. he says there's been zero communication from the governor. will this help at all in communication having the attorney general there? >> i don't think that's going to help at all. i can't quite understand why the governor made that statement myself. it's not very helpful. this is an explosive situation and the grand jury is to hear evidence fair to both sides. both to michael brown and his family and to the officer.

i'm greta kreuz. i'll show you how >> this is a story getting a lot of attention on wjla.com. a girl accidentally shoots and kills an instructor at a gun range in arizona. >> this is just absolutely awful. the final moments leading up to the tragedy were caught on cell phone video. instructor charles vacca is showing the 9-year-old how to shoot an uzi gun. investigators say the uzi backed up and shot a bullet into his head. this fuels the debate over children and guns. >> a 9-year-old gets an uzi in her hand. we instruct kids as young as 5, and they don't get to handle high firearms, but they're under the supervision of their parents and our professional range master's. >> vacca had more than a dozen years of military experience. the accident is still under investigation. >> two hurricanes on opposite coasts are creating similar problems along the beaches tonight. greta kreuz is in our newsroom with a look at the ocean dangers out there. >> well alison, neither hurricane is expected to directly hit land, but a major concern are the rip currents. the big waves are a surfer's pa

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greta, one other thing. i've got to say it was 1973 that bashir assad told me that he wish he had more of a childhood, but that's irrelevant now. i mean, the man is an animal. he's taking testosterone supplements along with putin. but i think obama is right and hillary is wrong, because for the simple reason that obama has been on this thing a lot more than hillary has. oh, yeah, the other thing about benghazi, i think petraeus was at getting his multistate. >> host: okay, we'll go to fred, republican caller. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for c-span. all i see is where giving hillary clinton free advertisement and three campaign realm. we certainly don't need another clinton in the white house, and her stance on sure is just to make it look good for her now. it's all part of a plan that the democrats got to get the first woman in power in the united states. and she has no program to make this country come out of the mess it's in. we are in as financially. we are in mess most morally, and she certainly is no

greta kreuz is in the satellite center tonight. >> we have just learned the c.d.c. has just raised its emergency operation center to a level one alert. that is the highest possible level. the death toll is well past 900 now, including a second death in nigeria, which is africa's most populous country and a death in saudi arabia, a man who just returned from see air leon. > the ebola outbreak has -- ented people from -- our two americans are now in atlanta. 59 year old nancy writebol spent her first full day at emory hospital. dr. cent brantly is also being treated there. >> certainly not pass it on to any family member or anyone else who i encounter back home. >> the death toll from ebola is now close to 1000. >> sawyer from minnesota later died from it and now a nyjerian nurse who treated him is also dead. >> it is far from being controlled in that area. unfortunately -- >> but thanks to an scompeertmental drug nancy writebol and kent brantly appear to be holding their own. >> we kept our faith. >> the world health organization began meeting today to decide if the

greta kreuz with the numbers that are just out. >> most of us would say being a parents is priceless.ll a new federal report out might surprise you. >> how much will you end up paying for the apple of your eye. the agricultural department's annual report finds the average cost of raising a child born last year to a middle income family is more than $245,000. adjusted for inflation, more than $304,000. the jones family of d.c. not surprised. >> when you need something you get it. you don't really add up the totals. but they're always growing and they always need something new. >> the number one cost is housing, 30% of the total, followed by child care and education at 18%, and food at 16%. and the report doesn't include the cost of pregnancy or college. >> it gives you something to really think about for your future and the future of where your children are going. >> compare this to 1960, when the cost about $25,000. child care expenses were negligible then because most mothers stayed home. daryl doesn't have kids yet, but if the numbers are true. >> i will ask for a raise now. >> pare