i'm jon scott. >> imheather nauert in for jenna lee. jon: happy friday to you. >> that's right, u.s. marshals finally put the collar on frein. they found the survivalist near an abandoned aircraft carrier or hangar rather. they had closed schools and blocked road as well. frein is accused of first-degree murder of a state trooper and attempted murder of another officer. prosecutors say they will go for the death penalty. rick leventhal has been following story as he has all along from pocono township, pennsylvania, where there was a press conference a an hour ago. what do we know now. >> reporter: we're half a mile from where frein was nabbed near an empty airport hangar. they were doing a routine grid search as birchwood pocono resort. one of hundreds of abandoned properties littered the pocono mountains offering the self-taught survivalist over the last 48 days. people shouted at train on his way to his court appearancellin. he was accused of killing corporate ral brian dixon outside of his bar racks on september 12th and they said fre

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i'm jon scott is. shannon: and i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee.ed ebola patient now just home from west africa. craig spencer works for doctors without borders and recently volunteered to care for ebola patients in binny. the mayor and the governor urging calm. says he's been back in new york for about a week and was rushed to the hospital with a fever and other symptoms yesterday.

welcome to the second hour of "happening now", i am jon scott. >> i am shannon bream in for jenna lee. we'll bring you her statement live. and the u.s. military implementing plans for soldiers returning home from west africa and we learned a short time ago, that the president will make a statement on ebola before departing for a campaign event in wisconsin. jennifer griffin is live with the details. >> we also learned from press secretary josh earnest that the president will make a call out to the u.s. a id team that is on the ground in liberia in the hot zone dealing with the ebola crisis since early august. he will call out there and thank them for their service. and the joint chiefs decided on friday to recommend to defense secretary chuck hagel that they conduct a quarentine of the areas that are ebola affected. that is what happened to general williams and 11 soldiers and now in a forced quarentine on their base in italy. the decision was taken by the general, army chief. and here is a statement released last night. the amy chief of staff directed a 21 day controlled monitoring p

i am jon scott. >> and i am shannone bream. a nurse released from quarentine in new jersey after threatening to sue the government over her confinement. and now the fight between obama and the states is playing out. >> weppedall has more on this now. >> the white house is leaning on the governors of new york and new jersey to avoid quarentining health care workers returning from west africa. but the officials have yet to make public their on or about guidelines. the president met with the national security team. the senior official said we have concerns about the unintended policies not grounded on science and efforts to combat ebola in west afri ca. a nurse from maine was returning for sierra leon. she is released after her slightly elevated temperature went down. she is taken home by a private carrier. new jersey governor chris christy acted after a new's crew didn't self quarentine. >> they were walking around the streets of princeton. the fact of the matter is, i don't believe we can count on a voluntary system. >> reporter

. >> and i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> a lot of explosions on the turkish border. that as kurdish forces battle isis. they are hoping to keep the isis forces to from seizing ka boni. they are pleading with world powers to save this town as protestors in turkey demand that their country intervened. the fbi is asking for your help. this is a terrorist featured in the isis video. speaking with a north american accent and orchest traits the mass execution of syrian soldiers. who is he? kathryn has the details in washington. >> reporter: after a biomettics analysis, the executioner is believed to be from the midwest in america. e chunk of the propaganda ruled video was posted by the fbi. >> we are here with the soldiers and you can see them digging their own graves in the place where they were stationed. and the place where they were stationed and terrorizing the muslims. it will be carried out on the same soldiers while the brothers capture them and behind them the officer residence filled with bullet holes from the islamic state. >> other leads were pursued before the

. >> let's get to jon scott on what is coming up. >> the woman in maine has been ordered by the courtaway from people for three feet and we learning her roommate had ebola. and now the pennsylvania capture eric frein and the prosecution is going for the death penalty. and a river of hot lava making its way to several homes in the area in hawaii. we will update you then. >> some folks are dressing up like isis and ebola and is this too far? >> maybe they are taking care of people. we have people dressed as firefighters and people die in fires. >> the reason is people are going to be scared. a person shows up with hazmat on you will think there is a disease in the area. >> i am problem "outnumbered." why would anyone be scared? >> the critics are saying it is insensitive because people are dying >> the jury is out on ebola. what about ray rice? >> the jury isn't out. it is in. >> but the people wearing the hazmat suits for not killing people with ebola. it would be more showing up as ebola. or an ebola patient isn't ready. >> if someone has hazmat on, his friend has to be the patient. >

. >> i am jon scott. >> and i am shannon bream in for jenna. jodi faces life in prison or the death penalty. arias was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting and stabbing and slitting the throat of her boyfriend. claudia has the details. >> hi, shannon, key players are taking their seats inside of the phoenix courtroom where the new jury will be sworn in. the lawyers will try to get one juror to like her. that jury will hear the sordid evidence and in particular how she murdered alexander by stabbing him 27 times and shooting him in the head and nearly decapitating him. prosecutor said she flew in a jealous rage. and first she said he was killed by intruders and claimed she killed him in self defense and all the while giving tv interviews and changing her look and taunting the prosecutor on twitter. >> there is 2 million shelled out on her defense. and prosecutors will need to convince the jurors that the price tag and time is worth it. >> they want to make sure the jury is compelled to sentence her to death and not spare her life. it is

. >> shannon, i am eric in for jon scott. plumes of smoke from the town. they are sitting there and turkey is not intervening in the battle although the government promised that kobani will not fail. in the latest air strikes a conto versy is brewing as the pentagon considering the naming of the operation. the obama administration is resisting that. jennifer has more with that. >> reporter: ? the first dod press release announcing that the troops are going to west africa, operation united assistance. one of the big mysteries of the u.s. military operation launched against isis and syria why the operation is not given a name. every military operation since panama has been named. for weeks the admiral john kirby scoffed at the question. >> the operation not given a name yet? >> no, i know of no plans to name it. >> a week later his tone has changed. >> i can tell you that there is an effort under way to consider potential name for the operation. >> the dod put up a website that the operation still has no name. every u.s. military operation since panama has b

i'm jon scott. >> i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee today.dropping weapons, ammunition and medical supplies to the outgunned troops in kobani where they have been locked in a weeks long battle for control of that keyboarder city. this effort comes after 11 new coalition airstrikes on isis targets there. jon: our greg palkot is live near the

. >> let's get to jon scott with what is coming up in the second half hour of "happening now." the next hour, postponement for president obama and his plans today. canceling fundraisers in new jersey and connecticut. now the president wil posted white house for cabinet level reading on the out rake. after struggling news a second health care worker diagnosed with ebola flew before she came down with symptoms. cdc 25130 other people who need to be checked. the cdc hold a teleconference now. we will bring in the news out of that. what is the political fallout from the outbreak with midterms three weeks away? we will look at his crystal ball for us. and that is all "happening now." >> i may be outnumbered, but now it is my turn with this story. officially she is mrs. clooney but that is after snatching the world's most eligible bachelor. now she has decided to take her husband's last name. some feminists are upset. out of 36-year-old international united human rights attorney do such a thing given the fact she is smart, successful, a feminist herself, but others say they don't bla

i'm jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee.pent on ads and ferocious campaigning. as the question remains, who will take the gavel come january? we have tight races in key battleground states around the country and looks like anyone's game. we may get new clues where the races are headed. jon: let's bring in larry sabato. director of university of virginia center for politics. spends a lot of time

second hour, i am jon scott. >> i am shannon bream in for jenna lee. >> doctor craig spencer came down with symptoms and called for help. >> after a week being back. >> this is great news. texas nurse nina pham is out of the hospital free of the virus. the president is about to meet with her in the white house. >> we have live team coverage mike emmanuel where a hearing is addressing ebola. but first live in atlanta, johnathon? >> reporter: hi, john, nina pham said it will be a while to regain her full strength. doctors determining that her body is now free of the ebola virus. the nurse is scheduled to meet with president obama before returning to her home in texas where she is eager to be reunited with beloved dog bentley. >> throughout the ordeal i put my trust in god and my medical time. i am on my way back to recover even though i reflect on how many others were not so fortunate. >> reporter: the world health organization said two potential ebola vaccines are ready for human trial. one was developed in 2005. a study pub lushed suggested that a single injection of that vaccine gave

i am jon scott. >> and they are the most expensive elections to have taken place. 3.6 billion. and here is y. republicans need to gain just six seats to take back control of the senate and continue to control congress and several democrats are in trouble. >> one of the seats that republicans have their eye on is louisville. the democrat is in the fight of her life with bill casside. >> we have editor of the campaigns and elections magazine. jon, we are talking about the polls, but there are problems with polls in the recent elections? >> certainly if you go back over the past decade, there have only been a few races that are close and they are wrong half of the time. and you go back to 2008 and 10 and 12, there are a number of the instances where the polls are off. closer than three points. and wrong in minnesota and al frankin was down and he won in the recount. and harry reid won by five points and colorado republicans were up and they lost by one. and north dakota and montana, there are plenty of examples where the polls are wrong. and right now we have 6 or 7 rapeses that a

i am jon scott and welcome to second hour of "happening now". >> they are searching homes and cars in an ongoing terrorist investigation. amy has more from london. amy? >> reporter: hi, shannon, with fears of terror attacks on the rise and isis. terrorist arrest have gone up five- fold here and scotland yard rounded up four more men accused of plotting terrorist attacks. we don't have the details of what they are believed to have gotten up to. it comes on the heels of nine arrest last week including high- profile islamist who was released on bail. these arrests are people are sympathizers and propaganda and possibly one layer removed from potential attacker ares. but the mood is edgy in britain and what happens in words and writing is as much. and 1000 dangerous websites are taken down by cyber cops here. prime minister cameron has been vocal about this especially since the man behind the beheadings appears to be british. he worries about keeping the home land safe and keeping young extremist from travelling to iraq and syria and those who go may not be welcome here at all. passports

i am jon scott. >> i am shannon bream in for jenna lee. 30 detainees released from gitmo joined the islamic state in syria. confirming the military worst fears that terrorist would pick up where they left off given the chance. jennifer griffin is live with more in the pentagon. >> reporter: hi, shannon, fox news learned that the u.s. intelligence suspect 20- 30 former guantanamo bay detainees joined forces with isis. many hardest core fighters have been released in recent years and the militants are taken off of the battlefield and released from gitmo. according to defense officials, it offers a mixed picture. they are fighting with isis and some supporting the al-qaeda. and some on the ground in syria and some chose to help these groups from outside of the country, financi operation and supporting the isis' propaganda campaign. recent video show them wearing orange jumpsuits. there are are 149 prisoners are held. 90 are from yemen of the of the detainees released in the bush and obama administration. u.s. defense officials estimate 180 returned or suspected to return to the fight. former u

. >> i am eric sean in for jon scott. they are holding on and defending the town near the turkish border. dozens are dead on both sides and they haven't moved yet. they are waiting for the orders to go after the radical terrorist trying to take the town. more kurds are fleeing for their life now as they face the crisis. >> reporter: the are reportss that the flash is flying in two locations of the town and we cannot con firm that but we can confirm the whole place is being pounded by the terrorist. take a look at what we saw today. sorry, i am not sure the video is working. we saw a lot of that fighting, we saw pounding of the city on the east and west side and the mountain overlooking the place and rows of tanks from the turkish military were -- where -- they were ready to fight off if given the word. the were 2-3,000 turkish fighters but they are not well armed and their ammunition is running low. they were reports a female kurdish female suicide bomb was launched against isis. they are confirmed another hit south of he

i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. the nurse became infected treating thomas eric duncan who died last week after traveling from liberia to visit family in texas. the hasmat crew cleaning outside of the apartment building of the nurse in dallas. the cvc director apologized for giving the impression that the nurse was to blame despite wearing protective gear. >> how is she doing today? >> hi, eric. the last report is that she is in stable condition. we received an update from the cvc director tom freeden said she is closely monitor in isolation. she was exposed to thomas eric duncan who died of ebola. and while the nurse wore the protective clear dr. frieden said it was a breach of protocol that caused the transmission and addressed that today. >> people on the front lines are protecting all of us. people on the front lines are fighting ebola. the enemy here is a virus. ebola. it is not a person or a country or place or hospital, it is a virus. it is a virus that is tough to fight. doctors say that it is the removal of

i am jon scott. >> and carnival cruise lines that a dallas hospital worker in isolation poses no danger to anyone on board of the ship. the ship is now headed back to galveston, texas where it originated and we are getting new details on amber vincent, the second nurse diagnosed with ebola is in stable condition in emory. and look at nina pham. moments before she was transferred to the national institute of health in maryland. they are in bethoseda. >> reporter: we are learning more about the condition of nurse nina pham that was transferred. pham arrived 11:54 in the frederick airport and boarded an ambulance and was able to walk off of the flight and to the ambulance and made the short trip. every step of the woke precautions were in place to limit exposure to the virus. once here to the nih she was taken to a biounit where she had a full work up done. she is weak and fatigued but in good spirits. >> she's not deteriorating and i am not telling you why we said fair because of patient confidentiality but she is stable and resting comfortably. >> and the goal is full recovery and make s

i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> the military insists that baghdad is not at immediate risk. this raises doubts about the u.s. and allies strategy to fight from the air and let iraqi troops fight them on the ground. all of this as the president parties on the west coast at democrat functions. and what do we know about isis moving toward baghdad today? >> reporter: isis is moving east through the an bar provens. officials don't think their goal is to take the city. fox news contributor king grease but said that isis could cause major problem. >> thousands of militia that will fight. they can make a demonstration attack on the green zone. a lot of them would die doing it. it is not government that is there. >> reporter: general king said the isis' goal would be to weaken confidence in the iraq shia- dominated government. and the u.s. continues air strikes both in iraq and syria and the officials concede that air strikes alone will not stop isis, shannon. >> are they moving forward in northern iraq as well. >> reporter: the group fighting them there is the kurds. they are having

first let's go to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> harris, minutes away from this story. another embraer askerment for the secret service after agents caught partying with prostitutes back in 2012. now the guy investigating that scandal has resigned over a scandal of his own. >>> plus he eluded police more than six weeks. another possible sighting of eric frein. are law enforcement finally closing in on the suspected cop killer in pennsylvania? >>> high-profile murder trial we're following. researcher accused of poisoning his wife. new testimony that could tighten the screws on dr. robert ferante. the purchase one witness says he made days before his wife fell violently and fatally ill. it is coming upping "happening now." >> this is such a high-profile case. jon, thank you. jon: thanks, harris. >> i may be "outnumbered" today by ladies in purple but now it is my turn with this story. >> it is blue. >> sorry. >> you're my friend. >> debate most working parents face, who stays home from work when your child is sick? according to a new study, w

. >> i am jon scott. look at hammond, indiana, a news conference is under way. police identifying a 43-year-old man who confessed to a murder in garry, indiana. a decade's long horror story may be only now coming to life. here is mike in chicago with the latest on the case. mike? >> reporter: jon, murder charges are sought. with that suspect we just identified. his name is darren van. 43 years old and public reggistry of sex offenders said he was arrested and charged with devient sexual behavior. the suspect moved around. gary, hammond, indiana just one of the stops. >> court records in 2004 and 5. he was also in austin, texas. he appears to be a person who has moved back and forth between a number of states. >> reporter: chief said they are linking him to six deaths, possibly more. the victim from friday night 19-year-old girl strangled in a room of motel six. she contacted him from chicago back page.com. an escort service. same way of contacting a nice jones who was found in an abandoned building. that was the case for the six women. they were found in abandon

welcome to "happening now", i am jon scott. >> i am shannon bream in for jenna lee. authorities are beefing up security in government buildings in washington d.c. and across the country. >> the move comes less than a week after the deadly lone wolf attack in canada. kathryn joins us live from washington with more. what is going on. >> reporter: the chairman said isis leaders have sent message to do attacks at home rather than travel to syria and iraq. australian authorities arrested a dozen suspects including two individuals allegedly planning a public beheading. it is known as isil. and republican chairman who receives regular briefings. it was the beginning of the change of strategy that puts the emphasis on local attacks. >> there were 14 individuals who were committed and raised their money to go to syria and fight and further their radicalization. they got a note back. no, no. stay in australia, we want you to randomly kidnap people off of the street and behead them and videotape it and send it to us for further propaganda. >> reporter: three weeks after the mil

first eric shawn in today for jon scott for what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now."e you, harris. as we reported today, thomas eric duncan has died. he was infected with ebola bringing it to dallas from liberia. several people he came into contact with remain under quarantine. question ares growing how easy to could be to transmit ebola. we'll have a live report from dallas and talk to an infectious disease doctor about this. control of the u.s. senate comes down to a few midterm races. iowa, north carolina and colorado. when it comes to voters what is really motivating them? plus we'll have the latest on the desperate fight for the syrian town of kobani. it intensifies today as isis tariffs close in. turkey's president predicts it will fall but what is turkey's role? really? violent kurdish protests leave at least 14 dead. all that at the top of the hour. >> eric, we'll see you then. thank you. >> it is one of the most iconic images of world war ii, the black and white photo of an american sailor kissing a nurse in times square. sexy and june lant but they were cele

first, though, let's go to jon scott with what's in the second hour of "happening now." >> get used tohis phrase. too close to call. it's one week until the midterms. real clear politics says nine senate races, 11 governors' contests and 23 house races are simply tossups. it could be a very long election night one week from tonight. momentum so far on the republican side, new polling bears that out. we will go in depth with alan colmes and tammy bruce. canada in mourning today as a soldier killed last week at ottawa's war memorial is laid to rest in ontario. and we go in depth on the threat from lone wolf terror attacks. also we are awaiting the news conference from emory university where nurse amber vincent has survived ebola. she'll appear and talk about her experience in a bit. >> it's all coming up at the top of the hour. we'll be glued watching you. thank you. >> see you then, harris. >> wal-mart is dealing with blow back this afternoon. retail chain apologizing after listing the plus side halloween costumes for women as, quote, fat girls' costumes "on the website." it didn't take

. >> moreout numbered in just a moment, let's get to jon scott which is what is happening in the nexton: report on powerful military weaponry that terrorists have captured and what they are planning to do with it. >>> plus, three young lives cut short playing the game they love and more kids sidelined by serious head injuries. there's a new high-tech helmet that could be the answer to keeping your kids safe. we'll tell you about that. >>> a popular young teacher killed in cold blood. her young child found at the crime scene. the trial is underway for one of two people charged in this gruesome murder and the new twist in a case that pits husband against wife. we have it. "happening now." sandra? >> thank you, jon. >> thanks. >> an attorney is fighting back after a judge denies her request to delay a hearing while she was on maternity leave. she filed a complaint saying she was forced to show up in court with her weeks old daughter because the judge didn't think there was just cause to put it off. she said her newborn is too young for day care and has no family in the area. she said the

i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. national nurses union said that thomas duncan was left in an open area in the emergency room for hours and hours as other patients waited as well. this happened in texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. they said this, caregivers worked without enough protective gear and whole laundry list of other things. even the cdc said their actions were not aggressive enough and they will have a response team. nurse nina pham has been upgraded to good condition. she is the first health care worker diagnosed with ebola after treating thomas duncan. jon: ebola is high on the agenda at the white house. president obama conducting a videoconference with leaders around the world to discuss the response to ebola and also isis. the president leaves for campaign events in new jersey and connecticut. casey stiegel is on the top story. outside the hospital in dallas. casey? >> reporter: jon, let's walk you through all of this. when thomas eric duncan was first diagnosed with ebola here in texas in s

. >> we are fired up on "outnumbered" but we havave to t it on pause because right now jon scott is comingppening in the second hour of "happening now." jon: we're fired up on "happening now" too, harris. >> i knew you are. jon: all right. 12 days to the midterm elections. moats analysts belief the gop will pick up control of the u.s. senate but will republicans do with the new power? our political panel weighs in. >>> apparently a disturbed man becomes the latest security threat at the white house of the man facing numerous charges now after jumping the fence there. he was taken down by k-9 secret service dogs. we'll have a live report on this latest security breach. >>> plus stocks surging today on better-than-expected earnings reports from several big american companies, including caterpillar, and american airlines. check on the markets, coming up, "happening now." just about, 11 minutes away. >> we can't wait. jon: thanks. >> thank you. >> i may be "outnumbered" but i my term with this story. hold on guys. fix the banner first. >> come on, again? again? >> liberals are more likely to u

. >> we know you want more outnumbered and it's coming up but first, let's go to jon scott with what'soming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> good to see you. in the next hour, we're expecting a news conference. will police in indiana reveal the identity of a suspect they say confessed to the murder of one woman and then led them to six more bodies. a serial killer at work in the hoosier state and nobody knew until now? plus the only person in u.s. custody in the benghazi terror attacks in court today. he's pleading not guilty to new charges that could bring the death penalty. we're live in washington, d.c. search is on for a good samaritan that saved a person from an inferno and part two of my vacation. >> you look so good in the pictures. >> do you think i made it? don't answer that. >> you ask me trick questions. >> i do, jon. >> amazing. >> he may be outnumbered but now it's my turn with the story. did you know more women than men would rather work for male bosses? a gallop poll finding 33% of americans prefer a male boss in a new job. 20% would rather work for a woman.

jon scott has what is coming up on the second hour of "happening now." >> can't wait for "happening nowht? just in, restrictions on travellers coming from the west african countries hardest hit by even oel a. flights from the areas will only be allowed to land at one of five u.s. airports. we'll explain. plus top of the hour, court is in session now for the jodi arias penalty retrial so will the second jury to hear the gruesome details of the murder of her boyfriend decide to sentence her to death? new study linking enterovirus with a serious disease diagnosed in more than 15,000 children each year. could this medical information pave the way for a new vaccine for type one diabetes? it's all coming up. "happening now." harris? >> that's a great story on diabetes. thank you. >> thank you. >> i may be outnumbered but now it's my turn. everyone knows a bad boss can make your life miserable but it turns out, it can also make you sick, both medically and mentally. having a lousy boss can be an increased risk to heart attack, stress and depression. one researcher says if it's that bad, consid

governor rick scott, we have been told that governor scott will not be participating in this debate. >> jon participate. a debate must have at least two parties to be considered a debate otherwise it's a master-bait, it's just one. perhaps governor scott is late. maybe he's late. perhaps the hairless incumbent got sidetracked looking for a snack. look there. but it was the reason for governor scott's absence that reminded me why life is so beautiful. >> governor crist has asked to have a fan, a small fan placed underneath his podium. the rules of the debate that i was shown by the scott campaign say that there should be no fan. somehow there is a fan there and for that reason, ladies and gentlemen, i am being told that governor scott will not join us for this debate. >> jon: governor rick scott of florida refused to debate former governor of florida crist because former governor crist has a fan that appears to be providing a small amount of respite for his presumably sweaty balls. thank you, jesus! look, we all know what's happening here. it's florida. there's a humid environment in florida

i'm jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon bream. now confirm multiple locations, multiple suspects or shooters. that is according to ottawa police. essentially the downtown there is on lockdown. parliament on lockdown as jon said. many lawmakers still in their offices, awaiting word there is some kind of safety or resolution at this point. shootings outside of a large shopping mall there at the war memorial. at least one of the guard taken to the hospital after a gunshot wound and shooting inside of parliament. we're told that the shooter was taken down bit man who would be the sergeants at arms there, just outside of a very important meeting of mps who were there for busy caucus day. he is being hailed as a hero and former rcmp officer himself. joining us from our sister network, fox business net fork network is ashley webster. ashley. >> there are search going fon for more suspects. unclear how many there could be. the mime i can't think area out toward the shopping mall and the rideau centre. university is also on lockdown. resid

let's get to eric shawn in for jon scott in what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now."ve more on that story in "happening now." stories on control of the senate. less than a month for election day. both predictions predict that the gop has 60% chance of taking control of that house. we'll have details about that. there is the surprise move by the supreme court today. the justices declined to hear five appeals. that means gay marriage can go ahead in several states including virginia and utah. that brings to number of 30, the states where gay marriage will soon legal. not just ebola, but another death from the enterovirus. a respiratory disease they say spreading in 43 states. dr. manny alvarez will be here about that outbreak and get an update on ebola. all that ten minutes from now at the top of the hour. back to you guys. >> we'll be watching, eric, thank you. >> i'm "outnumbered" on the show but the control freak women have allowed me one story -- [laughter]. playground staples being removed from some schools in washington state. one school district is phasing out sw

i'm jon scott is. shannon: and i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee.is a doctor turned ebola patient now just home from west africa. craig spencer works for doctors without borders and recently volunteered to care for ebola patients in binny. the mayor and the governor urging calm. says he's been back in new york for about a week and was rushed to the hospital with a fever and other symptoms yesterday. rick leventhal is live at the midtown hospital to fill us in. hi, rick. >> reporter: hey, shannon. this case has put new york city on edge because dr. spencer has been doing what new yorkers do for the last few days; he rode the subways, visited the high line park, he went to at least one restaurant, and he went bowling in brooklyn roughly 12 hours before calling officials to report that he had symptoms of ebola. dr. craig spencer spent a month in guinea in west africa treating patients with ebola. he returned to new york city last friday, and he was brought here to bellevue yesterday by fist responders in -- first responders in protective gear. he is no

i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon breen in for jenna lee. isis is pushing forward yards from the turkish border with fierce battles. [explosions] shannon: some are claiming isis controls a third of kobani but kurd deny it. although the black flag of isis is flying over portions of kobani. we're learning a police station controlled by isis was hit by coalition bombs. as turkey stays out of the fight for this keyboarder town. sparking riots among kurds in turkey, killing about 25 according to reports. greg pal scott in the thick of it, live near the turkey-syria border. greg? >> reporter: shannon, we're back from the border and the fighting is intense. the latest release, centcom claims that a kurdish militia is in control of most of the city. we can tell you from our vantage point it looks very different from that. fighting all over. look at some very close-up image s cameraman mal james got from our position. from our reckoning the isis group is in control of the eastern side of the city. they might be making inroad into the center. on the w

welcome to "happening now," i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. we're waiting for an update from the centers for disease control own an update for the investigation how a texas health care worker tested positive for ebola. the nurse treated the parity who first brought the deadly disease into this the country who died last week. the cdc blames a breach of protocol for her infection but they haven't been able to figure out exactly went wrong. they are investigating those who came in contact with her raising more concerns about the spread of the killer virus. eric: major airports are preparing to screen passengers from west africa for ebola. jfk in new york started this weekend. other gateway airports following later this week. casey stiegel with the very latest on the fight against the deadly disease from dallas. hi, casey. >> reporter: eric, good to see you. when the cdc talks about a protocol breach that is likely referring to the manner in which this nurse removed her personal protective equipment, her ppe, in other words, her gloves, her gown,

david: i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. dozens of people may have been exposed. thises is thomas duncan's family members are ordered to stay home. that hospital, texas health presbyterian is in dallas. duncan came to the hospital last week and according to reports he told nurses he returned from west after from can't. they let him go with those antibiotics. we're watching a second scare in hawaii. that where another patient they say is isolated. according to a message in hospital staff, is showing symptoms they say are consistent with ebola. john roberts has been watching developments from atlanta where he joins us now. >> reporter: good morning to you. let me pick up on the hawaii patient for a second. out of abundance of caution, like some other patients that one has been isolated of the my contacts at centers for disease control don't believe that case will turn out to be the like the one in dallas. now to the dallas case, the dallas public health authorities are looking for as many as 100 people, 100 people who may have come in some sort of contact with thoma

i'm jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. "real clear politics" lists nine senate races too close to call as well as 23 house contests and 11 governorships but a key issue in all of this, voter anger. according to a new cnn-orc poll, 30% of the americans are quote, very angry about the direction of the country. 38% are somewhat angry while 31 expressed no longer at all which matches mood pretty much back in 2010 when republicans took back control of the house. meantime, president obama is heading to wisconsin today, kicking off a week-long six-state campaign swing, attending a rally in milwaukee for mary burke in her battle to unseat governor cot walker. as the white house brushes off suggestions the president could be doing more to help democrats on the campaign trail. >> those who are interested in seeing the president campaigning will have apple -- ample opportunity to do over the course of the next week. >> you know what i'm saying. he has not been out on the campaign trail with a single senate candidate yet. jon: ellison

i'm jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. it began with a man with a scarf over his face and gunned down a soldier at the canada's national war memorial and a ended with a sergeant-at-arms shooting the man. that zehaf-bibeau acted alone in the attack. with the attack this week and two officers in quebec, the canadian prime minister said canada is not i'm mine to terror. david lee millwer the latest from ottawa. >> reporter: despite the shooting spree, canada's parliament resumed as scheduled this morning at 10:00 a.m. the parliament's sergeant-at-arms, kevin vickers, credited with killing the gunman, received a standing ovation. he is called by everyone here a hero. after five minutes of applause. members pounded their desks to show their appreciation. vickers, who served in law enforcement, for three decades, never shot men. that is, until yesterday. also this morning, canada's prime minister, stephen harper addressed parliament, telling law make that's they should consider seeking professional help if the stress caused by t

eric: i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. they are inside the dallas apartment after ignoring requests by authorities to stay home. they're monitoring them for any sign of the ebola virus. they're trying to determine how to handle thomas duncan's clothes and bedding safely. his sweaty towels and dirty sheets are still in the apartment where he stayed after he arrived from liberia. duncan is in isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital. he faces prosecution back home in liberia for allegedly lying about his exposure to ebola when he filled out those forms at the airport. new developments on this developing story. casey stiegel live at the hospital right now. hey, casey. >> reporter: hey, eric, good to see you. the regarding the cleaning, sanitizing of that apartment you were just speaking of, a couple of hiccups. first of all what to do with the family members who are quarantined inside of that tiny unit while it is scrubbed down properly. also the company that has been hired for the job apparently did not have the prope

i'm jon scott. >> i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. welcome back. nina fam, a 26-year-old nurse in dallas said to be in stable condition at the hospital after being contaminated with ebola while caring for patient thomas duncan who flew here from liberia and died last week. we have more positive news coming out from the nbc cameraman, ashoka mukpo. he caught the disease in west africa. he wrote on twitter saying, he is on the road to good health. >> that is good news. the world health organization said there could be 10,000 new cases every week as the death toll in the ebola outbreak rises to 70%. casey stiegel at health presbyterian hospital where the nurse is being treated. casey. >> reporter: jon, good to see you. we're now learning a total of 70, seven, zero, staff members had some form of contact with thomas duncan while an inpatient being treated here at texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. we're talking about health care workers. those who had close contact with him. initially cdc officials had told these folks to self-monitor for sy

i'm jon scott. >> i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. the governor of new york just relaxed his state's quarantine policy, that folks that treated ebola patients in west africa could serve out their 21-day quarantines at home. that comes after a nurse in quarantine was released after speaking a week in isolation in tent. she said she had no symptoms and tested negative for the disease. she blasted the state's quarantine policy, that she was stated quote, like a criminal. she has a lawyer threatening to take action. jon: the doctor who ignited this latest quarantine battle after he became sick with ebola after coming home to new york from west africa, that doctor is said to be looking better. we have team fox coverage of the story. doug mckelway live from washington with political fallout from the ebola crisis. we begin with rick leventhal outside bellevue hospital in new york city. rick? >> reporter: dr. craig spencer remains in serious but stable condition here at bellevue hospital. we're told he was doing better yesterday than on satur

i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. isis has the world's attention. you know al qaeda fighters? they're apparently still at it targeting us here at home. you remember the khorasan group, that group of veteran al qaeda members in syria? precision airstrikes bit tomahawk cruise missiles after learning that the khorasan terrorists were in the final stages of their plot to attack the u.s. homeland with bombs placed on airliners. well, guess what? now intelligence officials tell the associated press those airstrikes did little to disrupt those plots to kill many innocent people. barrage of missiles, near aleppo in northwest syria? that just killed one or two terrorists. sending the rest into hiding to keep planning an attack on western commercial airliners. why didn't it apparently work? michael sync, zinc, former director of at fairs for the middle east council. back in 1998 bill clinton lobbed cruise missiles into an empty tent to kill bin laden. that we know how it worked out? >> you can't simply fight these groups from afar, using stand off weapons like cruise missiles. rolling u

i'm jon scott. shannon: i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. this election cycle was marked by millions spent on ads and ferocious campaigning. as the question remains, who will take the gavel come january? we have tight races in key battleground states around the country and looks like anyone's game. we may get new clues where the races are headed. jon: let's bring in larry sabato. director of university of virginia center for politics. spends a lot of time looking into the crystal ball. it has been cloudy of late. anymore clarity today? >> we said bet on a gop majority. you know, jon, we're very cautious at the crystal ball and we're never 100% sure of anything. i'm not sure that the sun rose this morning. i haven't seen it yet but i assume it did. given the fact that republicans have so many more ways to accumulate 51 seats for the senate and seem to be doing so well in many of these swing competitive purple states. we believe there is two in three chance that the republicans will have that 51 plus seat majority. jon: there is so much talk a

first jon scott with what's coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> next hour, midterms just days away and senate races in at least 10 states are too close to call. why so many candidates do not want help from the white house. also the hatchet attack in new york city last week just one recent incident raising new fears about so-called lone wolf terror attacks. why the u.s. needs to be concerned. we'll talk about that and lava on the move in hawaii in what could become the most damaging eruptions since the early 1990's. dozens of people packing up their homes ahead of possible evacuation orders. the latest on a very scary situation happening now. >> i know they've been telling those people at a moment's notice, they could have to leave. we'll watch for that. >> that's a scary one. thanks. >> the pick six. do you know what that is? that's every player's dream. you catch the ball and you make a touchdown. do you know what? you've got these pee wee players out there now, they have a $500 fine. this little fellow there, he's eight years old. he made an interception in the fourth q

first jon scott with what's coming up on "happening now." >> 12 minutes away, ebola in the city.r who treated patients in africa tested positive, is under quarantine right now. in a news conference that just ended, new york city's mayor said the city has handled well the first case here so far and that new yorkers have nothing to worry about. is he right? investors shrugging off concerns over ebola. stocks up sharply for a second day. shares of microsoft and prosecutor and gamble up after releasing their quarterly results. we're keeping a close eye on wall street and the latest on the terror attacks in canada. northern neighbor toughening their security stance today and we'll hear about border security between canada and the u.s. that's coming up in 12 minutes. "happening now." >> we'll be watching. thank you. >> thanks. >> that was me spitting the gum out of my hand. this is important. mirror mirror on the wall, which of these four lovely ladies is the fairest of them all? all of them, you stupid. glamour magazine where i worked. i was the assistant to the editor of vogue magazi