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jon: jonathan hunt, jonathan, thank you. >> sure. heather: well, a college student vanishes and her victim's was just discovered near her college campus. so who killed anna marie smith? we have a key piece on the investigation which began later today. isis beheading a another western hostage. how countries around the world are now reacting and what needs to be done to stop that terror group. we'll go in depth coming up. heather: arab nations are now offering to join the fight against isis with the obama administration saying that several countries want to help with airstrikes. but some lawmakers in the united states are skeptical that the terror group can be taken out without using ground forces. listen to this. >> we're fighting a terrorist army, not an organization. it is going to take an army to beat an army. this idea we'll never have any boots on the ground to defeat them in syria is fantasy. heather: talk about that, joining us aaron david miller, former advisor to six secretary is of state, including democrats and republicans.

. >>> chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live for us. why now after go goodell was silent for so long? >> precisely because he's been silent for so long, i mould imagine. it's ten days since roger goodell gave that one interview to cbs' norah o'donnell. during those ten days every single day has been dominated by the headlines of bad behavior by nfl players. and he will take questions, we are told today, roger goodell. what he knew about ray rice, the video inside the elevator, what did he know about it, when did he see it? he will also be asked about adrian peterson of the minnesota vikings, of course. why he did not act to punish peterson in any way after these allegations of child abuse against peterson. then there's the question of the carolina panthers. greg harvey, finally benched by his team because of a domestic violence conviction and also he will be asked about ray mcdonald, plays for the san francisco 49ers. is disagreement active despite being arrested on suspicion of domestic violence on august 31st. an awful lot of question

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jonathan hunt explains what's behind that reversal. >> reporter: the minnesota vikings making a majorlay change overnight placing adrian peterson on the exempt commissioner's permission list. the running back cannot participate in team activities until the child abuse case against him is resolved. this latest benching reversing anally your decision to let peterson play in next sunday's game. after the vikings saturday him this past weekend. >> we made a mistake and we needed to get this right. >> reporter: monday's decision to reinstate peterson drawing push back from sponsors. radison hotel suspending its relationship with the vikings and major nfl sponsor anheuser-busch expressed concern over peterson and former baltimore ravens player ray rice's assault case. vikings own are in ship claims today's reversal was not a financial decision. >> we value our partners, our sponsors, the community and especially our fans and in the end, it really is about getting it right. >> reporter: the team says it initiated the process that led to sitting peterson working with him and the league prior

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is in our newsroom in new york city this afternoon. than, a lot -- understandably, but there is a lot of pressure on roger goodell today. >> yeah. and it seems a lot of that pressure brought about precisely by this interview, shep, because a lot of his answers to many people just seem to raise more questions, in particular, his answer to that central issue exactly how hard did nfl officials try to get that second video from inside the elevator, his -- one of the ways he formulated his answer to cbs's norah o'donnell. listen here. >> we were told that was not something we would have access to on multiple occasions we asked for it, and multiple occasions we were told no. >> so that's a fairly simple answer. we tried to get it, we failed to get it. the problem is the lack of detail. who m did they ask, when did they ask, to a lot of people, shep, a lot of the commissioner's answers sounded either legalistic or just plain vague. >> ray rice admitted he did what he did and that's the reason he dragged her like a sack of potatoes body out in

jonathan hunt on that and the justice department launches investigation into the ferguson, missouri, police department over civil rights violations. eric holder set to announce investigation at a news conference a little more than one hour from now. >> i may be outnumbered, but now it is my turn for a story. she's taking a page from her husband's handbook. high school students becoming junkfood zombies. >> she is the one. >> don't you hate when trailers give away the whole movie? can we just watch "frozen" again? >> back to the well, the form on the initiative, i hope they don't announce their isis strategy on funny or die. she is catching a lot of flak now? >> these are young people who decided they don't want the food she is selling. now she has repackage the message in a format might find inviting or funny. the lead actress, girl, you got it. kids are going to debate that and decide that base and with the food like. >> going crazy at the playground, just wants it to be healthy. what is wrong with that? >> i've got it. my child, my family under control. i need the government tellin

fox news's own jonathan hunt is in midtown manhattan. jonathan, what is the scene like there?> well the protests here at this particular midtown manhattan mcdonald's, wrapped up just a couple hours ago, melissa. there were about another dozen or so arrests that we witnessed here to go with those 19 that you reported earlier. that was from a protest outside of a mcdonald's in times square here in new york city, at this morning's rush hour. now the protesters had promised civil disobedience. that is exactly what they delivered. around a dozen, as i say here at this location, walking into the street, sitting down in the middle of the street, blocking the traffic. the nypd moved in and moved them out. but contend dell fells, one of the organizers of this movement the campaigners have no choice but to step up the protest movement because they can not exist on their current wages. listen here. >> if you're a low-wage worker, power that you have is standing together with other low wage workers even if you have to contribute money for them to have a fight because ultimately that is th

chief continue jonathan hunt is in new york where goodell spoke this afternoon. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, brett. after ten days of complete silence, roger goodell faced the press for 45 minutes, his basic message, he and the nfl failed their fans, their sponsors and themselves. >> i got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led, to the decisiona i reached. but now, i will get it right. and do whatever is necessary to accomplish that. >> reporter: the commissioner was asked having acknowledged his many mistakes, in particular with the ray rice assault case, whether he had considered resigning. >> i have not -- i am focused on doing my job. and doing the best of my ability. i understand when people are critical of your performance, but we have a lot of work to do. >> mr. goodell has been under increasing pressure to say more about the many cases of off the field violence involving nfl players such as star running back adrian peterson. major sponsors including anheuser-busch and pepsi, pressed concern this week about the league's hand

jonathan hunt looks it at the incredibly high stakes for the nfl. >> reporter: robert mueller will leadn investigation into the ray rice sdipts and its handling by the league in what the nfl promises will be an independent probe. that announcement came just after a bombshell report from the associated press saying a law enforcement official claims he sent the shocking video of ray rice punching his fiance to an nfl executive months ago and that official apparently playing for an a.p. reporter a voice mail from an nfl office number in which an unidentified female voice thanks the official and says, you're right, it's terrible. greg aiello responded saying, quote, we have no knowledge of this, we are not aware of nip in our office who possessed or sought individusaw the video before monday.in our office who possessed or saw the video before monday. roger goodell was in north carolina yesterday. >> when we make a mistake, we're honest about it and open with it and we will work to do better. >> reporter: goodell was in north carolina at the same time panthers owner is caught up in its own n

. >> jonathan hunt for us. thanks a lot. >>> we got word today that the white house made serious missteps as the islamic state ramped up its bloody terror campaign. the red flag that reportedly went ignored for months. plus the response from the white house. that's all coming up. s charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! >>> fox urgent now. police say they found two pipe woma bops in the search for the cop killer in pennsylvania. police were searching for eric frein and the pipe bombs were rigged so that they could explode with a trip wire or some sort of means. they're warning more explosives could be in the area. they say the area has moved a little bit to the south and still near pike and monroe county borders. hundreds of cabins and vacant homes in the area. deer season begins on saturday. and be anybody in the region knows that can cause all kinds of problems. officials are con

jonathan hunt live in our new york newsroom with more. he is in studio. jonathan, what did he say? >> first of all, gretchen, he was charged initially with capital murder. he said not guilty, but in this rather odd conversation prior to that with reporters, he had said the word sorry. he also appeared to imply that somebody else whom he named, may have been responsible. listen closely here. >> you did not? >> do you have anything to say? >> i have been here for two days, and i -- >> what happened? >> it was trevor. >> trevor. airport military base. >> and what's your relationship to trevor? >> we text back and forth. >> why beverly? why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> she was a rich broker. you heard him say that. somebody called trevor with a military background. important to point out cops say they are not looking for anybody else. >> we are devastated at the loss of our precious beverly. there is now a hole in our hearts that will never be filled. mr. lewis robbed us of an amazing wife, loving mother, and grandmother. her grandkids will never get to know the magnitude of h

in an industry that has billions of dollars, and the quote that jonathan hunt just did about they deal with the homeland security, every suspect of law enforcement in the united states of america to say they can't get a video out of an elevator is ridiculous. the only thing to be skepticallor, now what a money making enterprise the baltimore ravens are. to pull away their main running back is not in the best business interests of the national football league. the you get the debate, are they the a business or the moral compass of america. is it he commissioner's job to run a business or -- >> they get tax breaks from the government to build their stadiums, arthur. >> i didn't answer the question. >> if you want to turn in your ray rice jersey you can turn it in at any nfl store now and get another one. >> not another one, different one. >> someone of someone else. >> correct. >> who for this moment is not on a tmz store. >> the fact that tmz is the hero here -- when you have law. agencies and the nfl and it takes some kid intern went and found this -- probably a feç bucks here. >> i kn

our chief correspondent jonathan hunt has been following this thing since it began.eems like four years ago. every day it's something else. >> it really is. this new report, puts new pressure on roger goodell to tell exactly what he knew and when he knew it. the espn report details a june 16th meeting in the commissioner's office where ronalder goodell met with ray rice, jania rice, and other officials,q four sources described as being close to rice, apparently telling espn that at that meeting rice came clean. one source quoted as saying, ray didn't lie to the commissioner. he told the full truth to goodell. he made it clear he had hit her. another quote from an espn source, there was no ambiguity about what happened. now, those claims directly contradict what roger goodell himself told cbs news earlier this week. listen here. >> when we make a decision we want to have all the information that is available, and obviously that was -- when we met with ray rice and his representatives, it was ambiguous about what actually happened. >> at this point goodell's job does

jonathan hunt is here on the fox news deck.nteresting details of the nfl information of the nfl. >> out of this "associated press" report, saying a law enforcement official told them he sent that incredible nateing video to the nfl months ago because he wanted the nfl to have all the evidence before they made any decision about ray rice. he also told the ap he then got he also told the ap he then got a phone call, from reporter who spoke to the law enforcement official, woman's voice on the other end thanked him for sending the video and then said that: you're right, it's terrible. the nfl spokesman responded to that saying, quote, we have no. of this. we're not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday. on monday. we will look that it was ronalder goodell himself who said, during the new orleans saints bountygate scandal, ignorance is not an excuse. >> this isn't all that is going on. it's the headline but not the only problem of this kind this league is facing. >> there a

jonathan hunt is here with the story. >> wonderful news. douching and duchess of cambridge this morning. kate has not yet reached the 12-week mark of pregnancy, the point which most couples are announcing a pregnancy, but when you're a royal things are a little different. kate was due to accompany william to on a event in oxford. so her absence had to be explained. according to the fish announcement, kate couldn't make it because she is once again suffering from a acute morning sickness. just as she did during her first pregnancy. here is prince william. >> she, it has been tricky few days but obviously immensely thrilled. it is great news. early days but i hope things settle down and she feels a little bit better. >> during the first pregnancy it ultimately went well. little george was born on july 2013 and is now third in line to the thrown after prince charles and william himself. the new baby, boy or girl is unlikely to ever take the thrown which is not necessarily a bad thing as william's brother harry has discovered. there is lot more

jonathan hunt was in the thick of it in new york. >> reporter: the group we saw across the country wereindividually but a amounted to several thousands when you took it as a national total. here in new york we saw 1 to 200 protesters gather outside a couple of mid-town mcdonald's. the promised civil disobedience and delivered that. several dozen arrested for blocking traffic on the avenues and streets of manhattan during rush hour and during the lunchtime rush. but the protesters and their organizers said they havehb no choice but to band together for what they believe they deserve. listen here. >> a low-wage worker, the power you have is standing together with other low-wage workers, enif you have to contribute mid-for them to have a bite because that's the way that working class people in the country will get back on track and bring this country back. >> reporter: organizers said there were protests in more than 100 cities around the country, critics of this fast-food worker movement question the role of the service employees international union, the seiu, which does not represent the

jonathan hunt is with us. do we know anything about this investigation?know the clinic they're looking at is yorkville endoscopy, where joan rivers was when she was undergoing a routine throat procedure. the clinic opened in 2013 and no violations but the state department of health is investigating the clinic and talking to doctors who were on hand at the time. examine any relevant documents. we're told they have already visited the facility. the central question, whether this was an unavoidable tragedy or whether a medical mistake was made. the medical examiner, as you mentioned, has completed an initial autopsy. that was inconclusive, shep. >> crazy breaking news going down right now, jonathan, from the "washington post," which is now reporting an iranian fighter pilot has forced a united states military charter aircraft to land in iran. a u.s. chartered plane. this plane was flying from bagram air base in afghanistan. one senior military official confirms some details of the story to fox. says the situation may have already been resolved. there were no

jonathan hunt is there and he's not eating. he is working.organizers of these fast food workers protests in support of a 15-dollar an hour wage plan these kind of actions in 150 cities or so across america today. this one in the heart of new york, times square, attracted several hundred. the difference this time in what is a two-year campaign is that organizers say they are planning acts of civil disobedience. we saw that just a few moments ago right here as some of these protesters blocked 42nd street, one of the main thorough fares through times square. cervelas were made. i would put it at about a dozen. we're also hearing about arrests made at a similar protest in detroit. workers say their current average salary of $9 an hour simply is not enough to live on. listen here. >> america does need a raise starting with the workers who are struggling to make ends meet, working every day, 40 hours a week just to be poor. >> reporter: the national restaurant association says, quote, this is nothing more than labor groups self-interested attempts

martha: jonathan hunt joins us. we are hear being another new video that may exist from inside that elevator. >> reporter: the associated press reporting that they have been shown by law enforcement another longer version of that inside the elevator video. they say the version they have, you can hear ray rice and janay palmer obscenities at each other. both lashing out. janay palmer reportedly spits in his face. he punches his fiance and she is knocked out cold. last night the baltimore ravens coach talked about a change of heart after all of the team saw that inside the video. >> it's something we saw for the first time today and it changed things of course. it made things a little bit different. >> a lot of people having a very different opinion. a lot of people questioning why it took so long for those differing opinions to come around. martha: perhaps they could have asked to get a look at everything that happened. >> reporter: the nfl is taking the most heat. they originally suspended rice for just two games. t

jonathan hunt joins us. what are the vikings saying about this change of heart?> reporter: they are not giving their reasons. it appears to be a response to public and commercial pressure. he was deactivated off the weekend. reactivated monday, then in the early hours this morning deactivated again after an allegation he had hit one of his other children while meteing out punishment. he focused on his current situation. this resolution accomplishes these objectives. we'll support adrian during this process but we firmly believe and realize this is the right decision. the business rationale emphasized by radisson hotels severing its relationship with the team yesterday. the minnesota governor also calling peterson's actions an embarrassment to the organization. martha: you have got ray rice appealing his indefinite suspension. >> reporter: that appeal on behalf of ray rice was filed by the players association hours before the deadline. the p.a. saying he has a right to due process. they also request that roger goodell not be allowed to sit as judge and jury. we as

chief correspondent jonathan hunt is in front of the new york city mcdonald's today. 's it like out there? what's going on? >> reporter: well, it's quiet at this location right now. the protesters due to get here inside the next hour, martha. earlier today we were at a mcdonald's in times square, new york, and there was -- as protesters had promised -- some acts of civil disobedience there. some of those protesters sitting in the middle of 42nd street at the height of rush hour. the nypd making, i would estimate, about a dozen or so arrests at that point. now, organizers of these protests say that they have no choice, that $9 an hour which is the current average for fast food workers nationally is not a livable wage. they need change, and they need it now. listen here. >> if you're a low wage worker, the power that you have is standing together with other low wage workers even if you have to contribute money for them to have a fight because, ultimately, that's the way that working class people in this country are going to bring this country back and get back on track.

jonathan hunt and the city newsroom with the latest. how would an appeal for ray rice work?ce has until 11:59 p.m. tomorrow night to file this appeal. we have to file it through the players association and against the nfl. ray rice and his wife and their child were at his old high school over the weekend to watch the high school game. the rest of the weekend we are assuming he spent huddling with his lawyers as he prepares for this appeal. the basis of it would be after what we have heard before from those close to him that he told roger goodell, the nfl commissioner, the truth. when those two and others met on june 16 at the nfl's office. roger goodell then decided he would only suspend ray rice for two games, then the video came out, and then the suspension became indefinite. a lot of pressure on rodger goodell of course. there were banners being flown saying goodell must go. you can see one of those being flown in cleveland and one over metlife stadium where the giants were playing. a lot of pressure on a lot of people within the nfl right now. martha: the owners saying t

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we have a lot of coming up, we'll start with the latest for the hunt of the militant group of isis. jonathanrl is live from wales and have more on how obama is trying to combat this terror. >>> 8 children were sent to the hospital in a science experiment. >>> the desperate search for a dangerous snake on the loose terrorizing a california neighborhood. we'll have more on the hunt for the alby albino cobra. >>> we're revealing the celebrity cast of "dancing with the stars" season 19. live in time square and it has been a busy morning. we heard them all coming in. we're ready to go, we can't wait to share their big names with all of you. >> carlton to win. i think they need to get samuel l.jack k -- jackson on that snake. he'll take it down in not. >> reporter: tacony-palmyra bridge back down, traffic is moving again, david. >> reporter: on the big board we've got david in perkisie my twitter follower, tweeting 59 degrees on the map about that in allentown, as well. 59 in millville. 71 in sea isle city. it's going to be warm as we go through the day, if you're running errands, 75 by 9:00, 85 b

jonathan dwyer. also tonight a strange new twist in the hunt for an alleged cop killer.itive is a war reenactor, not the civil war, the cold war. and he is said to be armed like a member of the old war warsaw pact.

jonathan dwyer. also tonight a strange new twist in the hunt for an alleged cop killer. the fugitive is a war reenactor, not the civil war, the cold war. and he is said to be armed like a member of the old war warsaw pact. >>> we'll begin with a story you'll only see here. drew griffin's investigative teams to expose people who are letting america's wounded warriors down, raising millions in their name, taking your money, and lining their own pockets with the proceeds. tonight the focus is on a discredited charity, one that is amazingly still doing business, if you can call it that. and not only that, it's who we have learned is now running this outfit that is truly mind-bending. and it comes on a day when v.a. officials took the heat, a whole lot of it for yet another scandal involving veterans, the hospital mess. so drew has been busy chasing that as well. he joins us from our washington bureau. so you were at the hearing today. what happened? >> anderson, the big question at this congressional hearing was to what happened at the phoenix v.a. did veterans die waiting f

hunt for isis militant who murdered a british hostage. we will tell you what u.s. officials are doing track him down. >>> later in sports what sure looked like a lewd gesture gets phillies closer jonathan papelbon tossed from tonight's game. what he has to say for himself now. >> that story and much more when "action news" comes right back. >>> the push is growing for international plan to combat isis. diplomates are gathering in paris for a conference tomorrow, focusing on stay wilt in iraq. meantime the global hunt for the killer of british aid worker david haines is well underway. intelligence agencies are looking for clues, within the video of the execution. haines was a fat are of two whose kidnaped a year and a half ago when he traveled to syria on a humanitarian relief effort. >> my first reaction could be one of hatred, but my brother's life wasn't about hatred. it was about love for allman. >> meantime u.s. has been flying drones over the area trying to track the location of remaining hostages. isis is holding at least two more british citizens and two more americans as well. >>> queen elizabeth is urging scottish to think very carefully about the future. on thursday they will

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jonathan dwyer was arrested, accused of assault. >>> and just hours until scotland votes on independence. what americans are saying about possible succession. >>> in utah, 22-year-old dorrian hunt was killed by police after allegedly charging an officer with a saw one week ago. witnesses say it was nothing more than a small souvenir sword, and an independent autopsy shows that the shot that killed hunt was from behind. now the family is saying hunt was shot because he's black. allen schauffler is live in seattle with more on this. this case seems to be raising a lot of questions. >> certainly does. plenty of questions about what happened, and why. darian hunt's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow, with family and law enforcement looking for answers. >> a memorial grows where dorrian hunt died. shot by police officers after carrying a sword in a strip mall in saratoga springs. susan hunt accuses police of shooting her son because of his race - his father is black. and describes her first conversation with officers the day he died. >> they said to me "he's brown, he has an afro." the investigation was taken before by a utah county task force. common protocol. the deputy attorney te

hunt for killer or killers. >>> and a ray rice is said to be appealing his suspension from the national football league. and he grabbed his ball and went home. yeah, jonathanelbon, blows a save ape a then blows his top after being ejected for grabbing his crouch. what should he have done about that. fans were really booing him and then, rude gesture. >> yeah, he gave them something bad. >> indeed. >> speaking of back, i cannot believe you decided to come back. >> week number two i'm still here. >> have a good weekend. >> i did have a good one, what about you. >> yeah, i just did a lot of things, watching miss america pageant. >> "good day philadelphia". >> yes, she was a winner. >> she dit with just one cup. >> that was amazing. >> yes, from some movie, right. >> pitch perfect, anna kendrick but as i pointedded out earlier she has multiple cups in the pitch perfect, miss america, just one. >> they all did. >> that is all she needed, she won. here is your number of the day, it is a nine out of ten. we have lots of sunshine in store. sunnies up already and pretty comfortable temperatures after a while but we're off to a chilly start this morning. bus stop bu

hunting for you. >> in the hopes of taking down isis. >> we'll give him the air support. i'm all for that. >> in the nfl yet another player is arrested for domestic violence. police arrest jonathan dwyer. >> scotland voting today. >> to become an independent country. >> we've never had a referendum like this in the united kingdom. >> let's do this now. >> an islamic plot sparked the biggest terrorist group ever. >> a bus struck a car and goes straight into a home. no one was injured. >> all that -- >> did you ever get hit with a belt? >> i had welts, geraldo. >> check this out. riley, a dachshund mix jumps over 30,000 feet. >> keeps his name in the conversation. >> biden joined the liberal group nuns on the bus. >> i was asked why i was going out with nuns on a bus. i said because they're nuns. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> loud laughter. >> yes. can you use a million dollars? >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to "cbs this morning." look at this. a live look at the georgia dome where kickoff to "thursday night football" is just hours away. good morning. >> good mor