>> robert gray live for us. thank you, robert. >> get your resume ready.he world's largest on-line retailer hiring a record number of holiday helpers. loren simonetti from our sister network here with that. good morning, loren. >> good morning. am goazon is hiring 80,000 work for the holidays. they will be needed at the centers 10,000 of the evening workers last year landed a full-time job at the company this year. browsing your twitter time line other sources can be heard through the company called sound cloud. separately twitter has been inserting tweets into your time line based on what it thinks your interests are. you might have noticed random people are getting these tweets. this is what twitter says. quote there are times when you might miss out on tweets we think you would enjoy. is that a little bit crazy? who has the best french fries in the business? five guys when it came to the best burger a tie between burger king and five guys they were followed by wendy's. a very tough week on wall street stocks futures are soaring this morning. soaring by

i'm robert gray. three states now issuing a mandatory 21-day quarantine for travellers who have had contact with ebola patients in west africa. but health officials in illinois, new jersey and new york not saying how they will enforce it. we know of one health care worker quarantines in new jersey. she was working with ebola patients in sierra leone. no word on whether the hospital are allow her to leave. meantime, veterans in canada holding vigils in several cities to honor corporal nathan cirillo. i'm robert gray. now back to greta investigates. >> the co motor of accused killer ali muhammad brown fled seattle and ended um in somalia. >> in 2006 the fbi received a phone call from ruben shumpert, brown's pal from the crescent cuts barbershop. >> it was a taunting type of phone call that your efforts failed. i win, you lose, i'm gone. you can't find me. >> you may indicted and arrested me but i'm in somalia and fighting the good fight with al shabab. >> two years later, he was dead. >> he died in soma

robert gray? it was a conference at emery university hospital in atlanta. dallas nurse was declared ebola free, and released from isolation. while this is a day of celebration, i ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in west africa. vincent's situation gained widespread attention, after she knew from texas to ohio and then back just days after treating the new decreased lie borian national. thank you to nancy wright ball, both of whom were successfully treated here, for your donations of plasmaer and me and other patients. and thank you for your leadership, in helping to educate the public about this difficult, but treatable disease. >> while world leaders appeal for more doctors and nurses in the west african hot zones healthcare workers in the u.s. are finding themselves on the defensive. this nurse has been at the center of the mandatory quarantine controversy. return to the u.s. after treating patients and showing no symptoms of the virus, she spent the weekend this the tent outsid

robert gray, fox news. >> a near disaster at a crowded zoo.hy workers had to use fire extinguishers to keep big cats away from a little child. >>> plus the world is wondering where is kim jong-un. the mystery surrounding the leader of north korea next. and the caped crusader going retro. batman's return to the small screen coming up. ♪ >> fight against isis intensifying by the hour. now there are reports that the militant group has swept through the anbar province in iraq had heed for baghdad. white house downplaying isis's prospects of actually taking over the city, but president obama's own advisers concede that despite air strikes it's going to take somebody's ground troops to defeat the militants. >>> speculation around the world is high as kim jong-un remains out of public eye. he was no show at a major event today and hasn't been seen in more than a month. nobody outside of kim i don't think un's regime seems to know where he is right now. white house does not believe there has been coo and medical issue was thought to be factor in his p

robert gray, fox news. >> a near disaster at a crowded zoo.hy workers had to use fire extinguishers to keep big cats away from a little child. >>> plus the world is wondering where is kim jong-un. the mystery surrounding the leader of north korea next. and the caped crusader going retro. batman's return to the small retro. batman's return to the small screen coming up. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. a remote that lives more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people e

i'm robert gray.passes through. about 20,000 homes on the island of bermuda are still without power. meanwhile, hurricane ana avoided the hawaiian islands. flood warnings are in effect even though the storm is more than 100 miles away. >>> a possible fugitive sighting in poconos mountains. they believe it was accused cop killer eric frein. hundreds of police have been looking for frein for more than a month. he allegedly killed one state trooper on september 12th and wounded another. i'm robert gray. now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> tonight, the heated debate continues over why the only administration still refuses to issue travel restrictions from west africa to the u.s. this, while a new poll shows the majority of americans are in favor of a travel ban. with me now, fox news contributor and former congressman lieutenant allen west. the only administration is still refusing to implement a travel ban. the majority of americans disagree. with just two weeks left until the midterms, do you

i'm robert gray.s about the man accused of killing two sheriff authorities say he was deported twice to mexico for a drug conviction. identifying himself by a different name that be the one matching the fingerprints revealing a criminal record. a newly-honored teacher may be the reason the death toll wasn't higher in the shooting at a seattle area high school. witnesses say she confronted the 14-year-old was he was trying to reload his gun. committed suicide or accidentally killed himself. i'm robert gray. now back to the judge. >>> the agency released these low-risk, noncriminal detainees under a less-expensive form of monitoring to ensure detention levels stayed with i.c.e.'s overall budget. >> let me ask you this question, on the aggravated felonies that you talked about, i'm looking at the list here and i'm just running through a couple of them. but no one on that list was charged or convicted with murder, rape or sexual abuse of a minor, were they? >> they were not. >> last year the obama adminis

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.ernment troops in lebanon battling islamic militants in the northern city of tripoli for a second straight day. five were killed and more than a dozen were wounded in the clashes. lebanon is bitterly divided over the hostilities, sunnis supporting the syrian rebels, shiites siding with the government which is receiving support from hezbollah. >>> voters in ukraine going to the polls for parliamentary elections. residents in eastern towns could hear the sounds of artillery fire from pro-russian separatists. national guard troops were stationed outside polling places to protect voters. this election is seen as important since it will change the composition of parliament. incoming representatives are viewed as pro-western supporters of ukraine's president who dissolved the old parliament. >>> i'm robert gray. now back to "justice with judge yeah 19." >>> the agency released these low-risk, noncriminal detainees under a less-expensive form of monitoring to ensure detention levels stayed wi

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.sing again in ferguson, missouri, where a black teen was shot to death bay white cop in august. hundreds of protesters gathering outside the police department, standing face to face with police in riot gear. the demonstrators are chanting, but so far, there's no word of any arrests. they're calling on prosecutors to charge officer darren wilson in the august 9th death of 18-year-old michael brown. >>> the ebola breakout has now killed more than 4,000 people in west africa, that's according to the world health organization. most of the deaths were in liberia, sierra leone, and guinea. the virus causing fears here in the u.s. where a man just died after traveling from liberia. dr. kent brantly, american doctor survived saying the focus should not be on fear here. i'm robert gray, "hannity" starts right now. ." >>> welcome to this very special "hannity" conversation. radical islam in america. we were promised that al qaeda was on the run, we were told

i'm robert gray. sheriff's deputy testing negative for ebola. the man felt sick a few days after going inside the apartment where thomas duncan, an ebola patient from liberia had stayed. duncan died wednesday. and a house panel signing off on an additional $700 million to fight the deadly outbreak in west africa. the administration originally requested $1 billion. >>> the wedding capital of the world now also marrying same-sex couples. a nevada state senator and his partner becoming the first gay couple to wed in las vegas. it follows a lengthy legal wrangle, but the coalition for the protection of marriage, which had fought to keep nevada's ban withdrew its appeal to the u.s. supreme court and ninth circuit on wednesday. i'm robert gray. "hannity" starts now. >>> they were very credible and very specific allegations that a white house staffer was intimately involved with a prostitute. >> a new explosive scandal involving prostitutes rocks the obama white house. >> i think it's a very clear cover-up e

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.tate department issuing a global terrorism alert for americans traveling abroad. the quote, worldwide caution warns that terrorist groups like the islamic state continue to plot strikes against americans and u.s. interests in africa, asia, europe and the middle east. authorities believe there could be attacks in reprisal for the u.s. and coalition partners military action in iraq and syria. the hospital victim in dallas where ebola victim thomas duncan was being treated is making procedural changes. he's the only person in the u.s. to die of the virus. now the hospital is viewing the way it cared for him. new records show duncan had a fever of 103 degrees when he was turned away. he'd even told a nurse he'd been in africa but was only given antibiotics and told to take a pain reliever. i'm robert gray, now back to "the kelly file." >>> questions raised in leon panetta's new book on president obama's leadership put the white house on defense. some say the last place it needs to be when

robert gray is in lagunna beach. robert? >> hey, that is right.t of headlines and a lot of tech titans as well. he told the crowd they are in town to study hollywood. not too far from los angeles. you can seen it playing out so far. and likes of amazon.comand ali babalooking for a partnership with them and apple and admires tim cook and would like to be partners in payments and cook taking the stage and said he admires him as well. and not to mention the chinese consumers and talked about the huge early success of apple pay. if you sum up everyone in the point of sale, we are number one. and not just number one, we are more than the total of all of the other guys, and we only have been at it a woke. i feel fantastic and i feel it is great. >> of course, keep in mind apple pay and all of these services. it is hard to cage whether or not his feeling great will matter to the bottom line. it is obviously what will happen down the line. >> how do i get assigned to a story? lagunna beach. >> take the crew. >> "happening now" now. >> and robert greg. don

robert gray has more on what the letter says. robert? >> that's right, apesly.t hood shooter addressing a 6 page hand written note to the head of the catholic church. it is titled a warning to pope francis members of the vatican and other religious leaders in the world. his lawyer shared the correspondence exclusively with fox news. he said those who reject the koran are liars, cursed and the worst of creatures and should quote take heed. he praised the willingness to fight for allah than whothose w don't fight. they obtained a separate hassan letter in which he pledged his allegiance to isis. december figspite the self proc allah follower they called it workplace violence. there was no reference to the fort hood murderers. he was convicted of 13 counts of pre-meditated murder and accounts of attempted murder but no terror charges. >>> thank you. robert. now to an ebola alert. fear taking flight around the globe in alabama firefighters in hazmat gear swarming a plane after a passenger gets sick mid flight. in punt cana the crew taking no chances kicking a man of

robert gray live in los angeles with the retaliation. robert? >> good morning, julie. the ice cream truck took an uglier turn when residents beat the driver. he told police residents in the south los angeles neighborhood through bricks at his truck and he was threatened by knife point after the accident. one resident describes the scene. >> it was an accident. but i wish he would have stopped right there. i wish he wouldn't have had to get chased down. it was an accident. >> he was my sweetest one. i got some little tough ones, but he was the polite one. >> police are withholding the driver's name. he was taken to the precinct for protection while cops looked for the attackers. police say the driver won't be charged. am police officials say the 7-year-old boy was riding a motorized bike along side the ice cream truck when he slipped and was caught under the wheel. he later died at the hospital. >> a terrifying site after a chcop and helicopter collide in the air. they were on a training exercise at the time. two others survived when their emergency pair suits deployed.

. >> robert gray, reporting live in atlanta.s we said earlier, nurses are concerned about the lack of equipment and training. address how it's memberrens are are trying to keep up with ebola. >> ebola itself is new to us, and i think its appearance has caused us to look at all of our processes, our protocols, and there's a lot of training going on, with this infection as a nurse, cdc has gone back, and reare looked at the whole process, to identify may there be something else that we need to be doing. >> we are are hearing from the first time today, from thomas eric duncan in dallas. tell us more about the nurse, her condition, and how she is doing today. >> while the hospital has released 26-year-old nina sam, and intensive care unit nurse, who just had that license, or that specialty, two months ago. she graduated from nursing school in 2010, and grew up in nearby fort worth, and reare lease add statement through a hospital spokesperson, saying she is doing well, and she wants to thank everyone for their kind wishes and prayer

will our president continue >>> i'm robert gray.a major development in the case of hannah graham, who was last seen september 13th. police say they found human remains saturday that could be those of graham. more forensic testing is needed, but we're told graham's parents have been notified. the remains were located close to where a body of a virginia tech student was found in 2009. jesse matthew in charged in hannah graham's disappearance. >>> it's been a couple months since the terror group hosted an online video purportedly showing that beheading. family and friends remember foley as a compassionate person. he would have turned 41 saturday. now back to "justice with jeanine." debate continues over why the only administration still refuses to issue travel restrictions from west africa to the u.s. this, while a new poll shows the majority of americans are in favor of a travel ban. with me now, fox news contributor and former congressman lieutenant allen west. the only administration is still refusing to implement a travel ban. the

fox business's robert gray joins me from california, a beautiful shot there, with more on the story. robert? >> hey, gerri, what else would they say, right? of course a little hyperbole. tim cook was indeed touting apple pay not only as easier but more secure than its rivals as well, not missing a chance to say at the same time, those who are not working with apple, aforementioned companies you're talking about, quote, missing the boat as apple pay is off to a fast start. >> if you sum up everyone else that's in the contact with mobile payment at point of sale, we're already number one. not just number one, but we're more than the total of all the other guys. and that, we've only been at it a week. and so i feel fantastic. i think it is great! >> well, keep in mind it is a nascent marketplace. so a pretty low barrier there to entry or low barriers as f competition goes. they're off to a fast start indeed. cook and alibaba chairman jack ma would like to work with each other on payments both on stage at the conference in laguna beach. they want to work on payments in china. this would g

. >> as a child robert gray, now 58, had the classic wish that millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> and that's exactly what he became. of course it helped that he was raised on his family's ranch. today, he's the owner/operator of bray ranches, 60,000 acres in r redvale, colorado. ranch life is hard work, but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids, darren, zandon, lance and shadon. he worries about whether he'll be able to pass on the life he loves to his kids and to their kids. >> it's everything to pass it on to the next generation. that's why we're still doing what we're doing. >> one thing robert never dreamed of when he wanted to be a cowboy, how much time he'd spend wrangling with government agencies on the phone. >> i spend all my time in the office dealing with the bureau of nonmanagement, the national forest service, the state land board. >> reporter: bray says his biggest obstacle is environmental regulation. he used to raise sheep along with his cattle but lost his sheep permits due, he says, to government polic

i'm robert gray, "hannity" starts right now. ." >>> welcome to this very special "hannity" conversation. radical islam in america. we were promised that al qaeda was on the run, we were told that america was more secure because osama bin laden was dead. and we were even led to believe that isis was nothing more than a jayvee team of want-to-be terrorists. with extremists on the march all around the globe, it's time for us to come together, time for us to unite to confront this growing threat. because make no mistake about it, radical islam has reached the shores of the united states of america. >> terror attack at the marathon in boston. clearly an act of terror says a white house spokesman. >> this is a fox news alert, the u.s. military says 12 people were killed and 31 wounded when at least one soldier opened fire at ft. hood army base in texas. >> this is a fox news alert, a beheading right here in america in oklahoma. >> yeah, sounds like he's running around out here. >> okay. >> and that -- that's a gunshot. >> woman decapitated and then the killer took his knife to a second woman

. >> as a child robert gray, now 58, had the classic wish that millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> and that's exactly what he became. of course it helped that he was raised on his family's ranch. today, he's the owner/operator of bray ranches, 60,000 acres in r redvale, colorado. ranch life is hard work, but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids, darren, zandon, lance and shadon. he worries about whether he'll be able to pass on the life he loves to his kids and to their kids. >> it's everything to pass it on to the next generation. that's why we're still doing what we're doing. >> one thing robert never dreamed of when he wanted to be a cowboy, how much time he'd spend wrangling with government agencies on the phone. >> i spend all my time in the office dealing with the bureau of nonmanagement, the national forest service, the state land board. >> reporter: bray says his biggest obstacle is environmental regulation. he used to raise sheep along with his cattle but lost his sheep permits due, he says, to government polic

i'm robert gray. megyn kelly. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert.ol hill today regarding the fight against ebola in this country. now top government officials tasked with keeping you, the american people, safe

i'm robert gray. megyn kelly. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. high drama on capitol hill today regarding the fight against ebola in this country. now top government officials tasked with keeping you, the american people, safe were grilled by lawmakers about whether or not this nation is in fact prepared to contain this virus. more on that in a moment. but first an update on the two dallas nurses infected with this disease. now, it was announced today that nina pham is being transferred to the nih clinical center in maryland. now, this comes after amber vinson was also taken out of dallas last night to emory university hospital in atlanta. you may recall she was the nurse who traveled on that commercial airliner from ohio to texas after caring for thomas eric duncan. because of that trip fellow passengers are now being contacted and a number of schools have shut down in both ohio and texas out of fears that students, parents and faculty members may have in fact come in contact with vinson. now, also tonight airports are ramping up screenings incl

i'm robert gray. "hannity" starts now. >>> they were very credible and very specific allegations that a white house staffer was intimately involved with a prostitute. >> a new explosive scandal involving prostitutes rocks the obama white house. >> i think it's a very clear cover-up even more clear cut than benghazi. >> anyone who's going to use the quran to commit crimes of violence is someone who's a criminal. >> joe, they're not criminal, these kids who are running over there. they have no criminal records and they're joining up with isis. >> was the oklahoma beheading simply workplace violence, or was it an act of terrorism? >> why did he do it? >> acts of violence before they put in jail -- >> individual pointed a gun at the police officer, fired at least three rounds and continued to pull the trigger. >> racial tensions flare up in st. louis after an 18-year-old is shot and killed by an off-duty police officer. new polls show new signs of life in the gop. bill hemmer is at the "hannity" big board

people in tokyo are feeling a little chilly and seeing gray skies this morning. meteorologist robert speta tells us what to expect ahead. >> it doesn't look like the cooler temperatures are going to be going away anytime soon. we have the frontal area stretching from northern portions of japan down to south korea, the tail end of it actually moving out of eastern china. this is already bringing rain showers specifically for western japan. one area upward of about 80 millimeters recorded in the last 12 hours alone. some of these storms with it, very heavy. a threat of localized flooding or potential for landslides in the steeper elevations. as it drifts off to the east, it will move across tokyo. in the afternoon hours the light showers will be picking up to rain showers and threat of stronger thunderstorms coming out of this. off to the north, though, these clear skies are starting to work their way in. that is is the leading edge of this cooler air mass. so for many people across the country, temperatures are actually going to be dropping down here. you'll see in tokyo, actually, a

robert honda has an exclusive look at how a south bay medical team is preparing. we begin with jay gray in new orleans. norngss are new york city. >> reporter: dr. craig spencer in stable condition according to his medical team, well enough to sit up, make phone calls in the isolation unit. the conversation outside the hospital on the streets of the city is about the fact that ebola made it here and the possibility that it could spread. rushed by ambulance from his harlem apartment to hospital in midtown manhattan thursday, 33-year-old dr. craig spencer is the latest ebola victim in the u.s. and the first to have the deadly disease in new york city. >> the patient continues to be stable at bellevue hospital where he remains hospitalized on the isolation unit. >> reporter: dr. spencer returned to new york last friday from guinea and west africa where he had been treating ebola victims for the international aid group doctors without borders. the night before he got sick spencer took a subway and went to a brooklyn bowling alley and a few restaurants. his fiancee has been placed in quarant

robert e. lee's slaves. she is a woman who helped save his arlington home. celina grayead housekeeper for lee and his family. she worked at their home, which now sits above arlington national cemetery. this picture of her and her two children was found on ebay. a british seller stumbled upon it at a yard sale. and a nonprofit bid $700 for it. gray is credited with saving heirlooms in the home. the photo was only the second-known photo of slaves at arlington. >>> another teenager shot and killed by police and it spoorar another protest in missouri. why this case is a vivid reminder of the michael brown >>> a new york city police officer is facing accusations of stealing more than $1,000 from a man he stopped to question. it happened a few weeks ago. but video of the incident was just released a short time ago. >>> here's another story we want to tell you about. you may not get to take a selfie with ellen and other celebrities. but you can pay to have an academy awards experience. it's available in the 2014 neiman marcus christmas book. $425,000 will get you a trip that i

gray got her nose job. then he wasn't working anymore. i think julia roberts is saying, this is what 47 looks like.not a 20-year-old trying to be a 47-year-old. and until those of us in the public spotlight do that, everybody's going to think that how a 20-year-old looks is how a 47-year-old looks. >> is it true, as we went through this with renee and just last week? i mean, what are we seeing here? this constant standard, it seems, for women, particularly hollywood women and tv women. >> well, and also different kinds of women. because you don't necessarily hear this about kathie baits. the real problem here is the perception that beauty stops at 25. and that's the problem. it's this notion that we have in this country that you can't be beautiful when you get into your 40s and you get into your 50s and things like that. women who are comedians and perceived as primarily being in dramatic roles aren't held to the same standard. it's incredibly unfair, it's incredibly sexist. but i will say this about renee zellweger, your face and your body are a tool. if you're an actor, you have every right to ch

complicated with more gray areas there is a lot of players in between and that is where robb spent most of his time. the second question? can you remind me. >> the life of robert peace is a work in progress no real investigation no one arrested were no suspects i didn't go down very far with research and certainly came across a lot of theories from a lot of different areas to talk about messiness but thank you that is important is. >> but even in the first three chapters there is a lot of excerpts with alex handling with you laying this out on a table in front of you in how you managed to shape the book? >> i mainly did it chronologically. once that decision was made the harder thing was you do this from memory and memory is callable you get versions of the same time period i would talk to so and so and call him gem and he would say you were you talking to next? i would say cady you come back and tell me what she said alitalia if it is right that is a tremendous amount of hours on the phone. to the extent that the memory can be checked. >> translator: you have conflicting stories or versions? >> yes. add a certain point you have to trust and i'm very confident

robert speta tells us what we can expect up ahead. >> we are seeing this frontal area which is continuing to linger overhead and as we look ahead the rest of the day, these gray skies and cooler temperatures will continue to linger as well. what we are going to see is fairly heavy rainfall taking place for western portions of japan. one location is seeing 80 millimeters over a 12-hour period. all that's going to continue to shift off here to the east, though, and into tokyo by your afternoon and into the evening hours. we're going to see the rain showers continue to pick up. even a threat of isolated thunderstorms and also in inland areas a threat of flooding or potential for landslides. localized on the steeper elevations, that is. but as it pushes off to the east what we are seeing is a cooler air mass come in from the north and temperatures will reflect that. tokyo with a high of 16 on your wednesday. thursday down to 14 and your overnight lows may push into the single digits for you. staying on the chilly side. let's move over to europe and talk about this. you can see it on the satellite imagery. this is ex-hurricane gonzalo pushing across the british is

robert e lee. it is owned by the national park service. byit was recently discovered the keen eye of a local volunteer. incredibly, a second photo of this woman, selena gray, was recently discovered by a national park service volunteer. on the back of the photo, an inscription reads, "general lee's slaves." on saturday, it will be on public display here for the first time. undoubtedly, her children will see it. >> she was the housekeeper for general lee, and the great granddaughter of martha and george washington. left her get married in their home, in the parlor where they got married. -- they let her get married in their home, in the parlor where they got married. on general lee's arlington estate, that is were this photo was taken 150 years ago. how this strikes me is how presented selena and her daughters are in this photo. selena was an incredibly courageous woman. she said to save this place and save these priceless heirlooms of what was then a confederate general. slave, though she was a she was going to stand up and protect those think. that is amazing. conneen,ington, mike abc >>> this is abc 7 news on your side. >> a body exhumed hundreds of mil