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i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the president expected to pivot to the economy claiming americans are better off now than they were six years ago but the public isn't necessarily buying that argument. martha: 58% think they are not better off than they were back before he was elected and that includes more than a third of democrats. 37% of them agree with that statement. bill: most people do not feel better off. how do you present the argument that the economy is better and we are on the right track? >> reporter: he does have some good news to tout. he will talk about the private sector job growth. but compared to previous recoveries some of those months have not had sharp increases of job growth. they are not the large ones that would bring this economy back. he believes get out there, keep talking about it today. it's northwestern university. trying to reach out to young people. let's not get there is a mid-term election a month away and the president believes the economy is something he can talk about in a positi

i'm martha maccallum in for megyn kelly. megyn is back tomorrow night. and so is michelle malcolm.s got her so fired up. she'll be here to appear on television for the first time in months to talk about that. tomorrow night on "the legal -- kelly file." i will see you tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern on "america's newsroom." see you tomorrow morning everybody. this is "the kelly file." >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. federal health officials have released new guidelines for health workers who treat ebola patients here in the u.s. the new standards were issued because two dallas nurses were infected while treating a patient who traveled to texas from liberia. the guidelines call for garb that leaves no part of the body exposed. in addition to increased training, a trained monitor will now supervise the donning and removal of all protective gear. >>> police in gary, indiana fear they may have a serial killer on their hands. they found the bodies of seven women over the weekend. a suspect is in custody, and he has reportedly told investigators there are

welcome, friday, here to "ameri i'm martha maccallum. we're learning another dallas health care worker is actually on a carnival cruise ship right now, self-quarantined in the caribbean right now after handling specimens from thomas duncan, the original patient who was found to be with the virus. jonathan serrie live live from e cdc. there is a new story every day on this. what do we know first of all, jonathan, about nina pham's condition? >> reporter: nina pham is actually set to be in good condition. in that youtube video you just saw you can see her smiling. she appears alert. she is even joking, making jokes with her attending physician before leaving texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. public health officials say the decision to move her to the national institutes of health is not a reflection on any change in her condition but they want to take some of the burden off of her dallas hospital where many of the medical staff are now out of service as they undergo active monitoring after treating now deceased ebola patient th

good morning, i'm martha maccallum. eric frein has been charged with multiple crimes including first-degree murder and carries weapons of mass destruction. anothers says that he ultimately surrendered when he was caught but hunting him over the last seven weeks, clearly not an easy task. >> we knew he had a handgun. we knew at the beginning he had explosive charges with him. i can't think of a more dangerous occupation than going into the woods after this individual. >> senior correspondent rick leventhal has been covering this story since the beginning. he is live this morning in the poconos where there is tremendous amount of relief and where frein was ultimately caught. good morning, rick. >> reporter: good morning, martha. police are still processing and investigating the scene where frein was caught. about a half mile up the road behind me here that happened of course yesterday evening around 6:00. we're roughly 20 miles from the blooming grove barracks where the troopers were shot and five miles from a campsite fo

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i'm martha maccallum. bill: area arias was found guiln the murder of her boyfriend. ld not decide on the penalty. martha: what can we expect to see this time around? >> we can expect to see jodi arias take the stand and relish the spotlight on this redo and whether the jury last year could not decide whether she should live or die. now a new jury in phoenix will hear the sordid details. the jury will hear now arias stabbed him 20 times, shot him in the head and nearly decapitated him. the image emerged of a twisting, lying sociopath. at first she said he was killed by intruders. then she claims she wa claims -s skilled in self defense. legal observers say her lawyers will seize on the mounting price tag as they get even one juror to like her. >> what they are trying to do is hope somebody feels something for her. anything at all that would cause them to spare her life. it's hard in a case like this but it's always possible. reporter: there is an outside chance today's opening statements will be broadcast live. the judge says she is okay with that in the attorneys are.

martha: i'm martha maccallum. we have a fierce battle along the turkish-syrian border. terrorists use tanks and artillery to force their way into the city of kobani which is a key stronghold in northern syria. >> reporter: the deadly fight is on for the syrian town of cobany including stepped up' u.s. involvement. it might be too late. we had a chance to see the black terror flaption of isis. it is a sign that isis has certainly arrived. also we have been hearing a lot of small arms fire across the city, the sign of a deadly street fight between the armed isis and the poorly armed kurds. we have heard u.s. coalition jets overhead. we believe we have witnessed a few airstrike as well. but we are waiting on centcom for confirmation. the fight is mainly inside the city. it's hard to hit isis inside the city now without civilian casualties. angry kurds are upset with the west and turkey for not doing enough. they also probably won't be too happy with what the turkish president said. the kurdish fighter flag is still flying, they are still holding out. bill: this is where gr

martha: i'm martha maccallum. this new series raising questions about whether air strikes alone are still doing the job. now you have got a key syrian city about to fall into the hands of isis. is very fighters closing in on kobani and it's looking like they will soon claim victory. gregg palkot is on that border with syria and isis. >> reporter: there are reports the black isis flag is flying on a building in the city. the fighing is continuing today. we have been pushed back from the syrian town of kobani over there. you can see the plume of explosion from the impact. you can hear it right now between the isis terrorists and the brave kurdish defenders. as we watch all this action over there we are also watching some tanks of the turkish military lining up over on that side on that hillside with their trained on the town, ready to move in if they decide to. we estimate 2,000 to 3,000 kurdish fighters and family and supporters and also with weapons and ammunition running low, they are in a desperate way. over the

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer.ret service giving evidence to the white house aids suggesting a member of the president's advance team brought a prostitute to his hotel room. the white house received it was old news. here is you and congressmoon jason chaffetz. >> we'll look at this. come clean. share all the documents from the white house. they say it's an old story. then give us the information and let the american people see it. bill: that was from fox and friend earlier today. the white house is trying to say there is nothing new here. is there? >> the point is that the white house let the secret service take the hit for this. you can't absolve the fact that's secret service personnel kid the wrong thing and some of them los their jobs. but jay carney and others repeatedly denied there was any white house involvement. "the washington post" receives they have hotel bills and other documents suggesting there was at least one white house person who was involved who checked the hooker into his room. that person was

martha: i'm martha maccallum. the claims were made in a new memoir that is called "worthy fight." he served as cia director and was defense secretary. if the country split apart into violence it could become a new haven for terrorists to plot attacks against the united states. bill: that's not all he said. chris tires walt, host much digital politics. why is panetta talking this way? >> he wants his record to reflect his position on a policy that didn't work out well on national security and he in his closing career in washington and he's a core member of the clinton inner circle and i imagine this is part of building a dam between hillary clinton's foreign policy and obama's foreign policy which very few people are optimistic about. bill: those on our side saw the white house so eager to to rid itself of iraq they did not flock arrange thes that would preserve the gains. >> presumably as his successor -- press saysor robert gates as a -- his predecessor robert gates urging the president to do more. he uses the same language you heard from george w. bush in 2007 and you heard from

i'm martha maccallum. the group in the clear includes the family of thomas eric duncan and the group who had contact with the liberian man. the centers for disease control announces new strict guidelines to stop the spread of the disease. bill: john roberts in atlanta near the cdc with more on what they're saying. >> reporter: officials announced in the last few minutes, that 43 of the 48 people that were monitored, twice daily monitoring rolled off the list. included is the fiance of thomas eric duncan the first person to die from ebola in this country. she said in a statement while she is relieved to be disease-free, but still in the morning for her fiance and thanking the health care workers that put their lives on the line. our hearts go out to the two brave women infected by this terrible disease as they were trying to help him. we're aware how this affected many people of my city. dallas county emergency management director urged people to welcome back the people who were quarantined particularly the

i'm martha maccallum. bill: and i'm bill hemmer.ver you're watching us right now, because the cdc is falling short of a mandatory quarantine and states like new jersey and even the pentagon setting up their own guidelines. the head of the cdc saying those fighting the outbreak in west africa are well aware of the risks. >> health care workers, of all people, understand that if they develop ebola, sooner, the sooner they get care, the more likely they are to survive, and the sooner they get isolated, the less likely they are to infect their family members. martha: so will they be able to not infect anyone during that time period, is one of the biggest questions here. chief white house correspondent ed henry is in new york today. he's in our newsroom. so, ed, it seems like these new guidelines, you know, governor christie said they were confusing to him, and when you look at them, they could be overridden fairly easily if someone wants to. >> reporter: no doubt about it, martha. the bottom line is that these were put out yesterday by

report this morning, and we welcome you, everybody, brand new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm martha maccallumand i'm bill hemmer. more than 600 suspected terrorists have been released out of gitmo in total, and intelligence sources estimating 180 of them have returned to the battlefield with a handful making it into the country of syria. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon now. jennifer, what have you learned about this? >> reporter: well, bill, fox news has learned the u.s. intelligence and defense community suspect as many as 20 to 30 former guantanamo bay detainees released within the last two to three years have joined forces with isis and militant groups inside syria, cementing fears that the u.s. military is once again encountering militants taken off the battlefield and released from gitmo. according to several well-placed current and former intelligence officials, it's a mixed picture. some are sporting the al-qaeda -- supporting the al-qaeda-linked news rah front, and some of the detainees have chosen to help from outside the country, financing op

martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. this latest patient along with the nurse, nina pham that helped take care of thomas duncan, the liberia national that died last week. texas officials say they are prepared for more people to get sick. >> we have a involving 77 people, two of which have tested positive for ebola. we are preparing contingencies for more and that is a very real possibility. bill: casey stiegel is live in dallas leading our coverage yet again. casey, good morning there. what else do we know about this second patient today? >> reporter: bill, good morning. we know she came down with a fever yesterday. officials say within 90 minutes she was isolated here at texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas where she remains being treated right now. let's get to brand new video coming into fox news channel of this woman's apartment complex. very similar scene. hazmat crews working there this morning. we understand she lived alone, had no pets. just as you heard, now told this woman was one of 77 people, 77, who

i'm martha maccallum. it comes down in many way ways to the city of kobani. this town terrorists are fighting to seize. the headquarters of the kurdish forces has fallen to isis. bill: back to greg palkot live on the border, center of it all. greg? >> reporter: bill and martha for the past two hours or so we've been listening to a battle royal going on in the syrian town of kobani the i will ask my cameraman mal james to zoom beyond me. you can't see too much. i think you can make out a line of trees. that is the center of kobani. that is the headquarters where kurdish defenders are. that according to our best source inside of the town has just fallen to the isis terrorists. we've been hearing a lot of shooting, a lot of firing around there. the fight might not be over but that would be a big, big strong hold for isis terrorists if that were to happen. we're hearing the border crossing, between kobani and turkey, the only border crossing, is controlled by isis. if that is confirmed, that is the bad news for the kurds. that is the only way they get casualties

martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. take care of thomas duncan, the liberia national that died last week. texas officials say they are prepared for more people to get sick. >> we have a involving 77 people, two of which have tested positive for

i'm martha maccallum. contact with the liberian man. the centers for disease control

martha: i'm martha maccallum. the claims were made in a new memoir that is called "worthy fight."

martha: i'm martha maccallum. we have a fierce battle along the turkish-syrian border.

martha: i'm martha maccallum. his name is thomas eric duncan. he's a liberian national.