prime minister david cameron says the islam mc state of syria could pose is a a serious threat to the uk. however at this time leaders say there's no evidence an tack is eminent. the threat level here in the us remains unchanged. >> the ebola outbreak in west africa is spreading to night. senegal announced its force case of the disease a student from guinea. 1500 people have died since that outbreak began. the world health organization says the epidemic grew last week at the fastest pace since it began. >> he said he wasn't going to take it any more so when the robbers barged in, took matters into his own hands and it was caught on camera. >> then you get a phone call offering help but instead you get taken for a ride. tonight three is on your side with a warning about a fast growing scam in our area. >> kathy. >> temperatures are going to be comfortable tonight but then heat and humidity returns. it will turn a little stormy and steamy when we see gulf moisture being fed into our next storm system. we'll try to time out that is summertime storms coming up. >> the new viral video sens

islam mc militants surrounded the bottom of that mountain stranding civilians at the top with no food, no water and no shelter for days. president obama says it's unlikely the us will drop more food and water to the area. but he says targeted air strikes will continue. >> turning to your fox 29 weather authority now. here's live look at center city and today it feels a lot more like fall than summer and guess this, some of you watching would soon feel temperatures in the 40s. >> what? >> is that right, scott. >> yes, that's right. >> that would be up in the poconos. >>> we're talking 12 hours from now temperatures in the 40 for some across our area, iain, definitely break out your winter coat. as we look at satellite and radar right now, you can see we're watching some passing clouds across the area. there might be a spotty sprinkle especially west of the the philadelphia area. but otherwise, look at the temperatures. upper 70s right now. humidity comfortable at 40%. those winds out of the southwest right now about 10 miles per hour. so watch the clock future temperatures here showing

everybody, i'm joyce evans, the thirds round of air strikes against islamic state forces since president obama authorized the strike. fox's doug mc elway is in washington with the very latest on the conflict. >> reporter: today we learned both humanitarian air drops continued as did air strikes. the pentagon today released video of both saying there were at least three more rounds of strikes targeting convoys, artillery, mortar positions. the strikes were performed by f18 super hornets flying off. george h bush aircraft, and by president ton drones. before his de power tour for marathon's vinyards, the president was asked directly if he expects this unnamed operation to continue months or even years. this was his reply. >> i don't think we're going to solve this problem in weeks if that's what you mean, i think this will take some time. yes, the iraqi security forces in order to mount an offensive and be able to operate effectively with the support of populations in sunni areas. >> that comment might quiet some critics on the right who are skeptical the president wouldn't go far enough. after the first air strikes were announced

mc-- douglas mcarthur mccain. while the u.s. still says it's weighing its options, air strikes continued in frawk, destroying four islamic state vehicles near the mosul dam. that brings the number of air strikes in iraq this month to 110 and that's in addition to the humanitarian relief provided to the yazidi people. john. >> libby casey. >>> trained u.s. military personnel head of deployments in afghanistan and in pakistan and you are in washington tonight, welcome. frohana can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> terrific. let me start by asking you this. do you sense that the islamic state needs in some way to strike the united states or the west soon? >> i don't think that -- i mean, as a white house officials have indicated, there certainly is no imminent threat to the united states this point. that doesn't mean there isn't grave concern. but i think that there has been a pattern of americans taking part in terrorist organizations dated as far back as is the sophie yesophiesoafyet. c. >> air strikes alone won't defeat the enemy. a much fuller response is demanded from the word. syrian opposition are facing i.s.i.s. on the front lines, w

rhetoric against the islamic state on the group's release of a video showing the beheading of journalist james foley. on thursday, the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, martin's mc, hinted at possible intervention in syria. >> this is an organization that has an apocalyptic end of days strategic vision which will eventually have to be defeated. jerk question, can they be defeated without addressing that part of their organization which resides in syria? the answer is no. that will have to be answered on both sides. and that will come and we have a coalition in the region that takes on the task of defeating isis over time. >> general dempsey was also asked directly whether the campaign against the islamic state, also known as isis, would require airstrikes. >> it requires a righty of instruments, only one small part is airstrikes. i am not predicting those will occur in syria. it requires the application of all of the tools of national diplomatic information, military. talks the united states has launched at least 90 airstrikes against islamic state militants in iraq since the bombardment began two weeks ago. on thursday, globalpost released the full text of the