joining us from sidney australia, she spent the past 42 years as an antinuclear advocate, and was nominatedor a nobel prize. her upcoming book is called crisis without end, the medical and ecological consequences of the fukushima nuclear catastrophe. from burgington vermont, he is a former nuclear industry executive, who now serves as the chief engineer for the nonprofit fair winds energy education. joining us from big sky montana is radiation expert dr. robert gale, he led the u.s. assistance to the sow yet government during the chernobyl accident. and from japan, co director of the advocacy group, peace boat, he is a grass roots activist, that works with rests uh just about every someday. so helen, we are are 3 1/2 years past the melt down, i just mentioned the reports of kids and thyroid cancer, potentially from the radiation. are you seeing evidence of people in or near fukushima having health problems specific to radiation? >> well the trouble is scientists in japan, are not collecting the data on patients. many doctors have been told not to tell the patients that the symptoms to be re

. >>> stores in sidney, australia coming across bizarre green balls dubbed alien eggs on the stands.e thought to be a rare type of living algae. >> time for brew on this responses. a missouri judge ordering criminals to stand on the corner of shame to avoid jail time. >> the new policy gives offenders a choice. go to jail or hold a sign like this one describing their crime for two hours. the punishment aimed at criminals who fail to show up for court or pay fines. >> we asked would you rather go to jail or be publicly shamed for two hours. >> scott says publicly shaming for sure. >>> don says used to be going to jail was public shaming. >> amy says i prefer neither. that's why i follow the law. >> very good, amy. >> "fox & friends first" is going to begin shortly -- >> "fox & friends," you mean. >> thanks for watching. >>> good morning. it is monday, september 22. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. police issue an arrest warrant for a person of interest in the case of missing university of virginia student hannah graham. >> i believe jesse matthew was the last

do you believe this dude, flew to sidney australia from los angeles so he could be the first person in the world to get the phone. >> the dedication. >> it is perth , australia. first person to get his hands on the new i phone took it out of the package and immediately dropped it. they are doing a live shot. >> that is so typical. >> reporter: his name is jack cooksy, waited in line for over 24 hours, and then dropped it and apparently it crack and has scratches on the face of it. >> that is best story in the world right now. >> yeah. >> hopefully he has apple insurance. >> if anything happens to it you can return it, the minute after you got it. >> okay. 7:11. the the united kingdom remains united this morning. >> all of the analyst say it would be a close vote. it wasn't. solve land decided to continue their 307 year union with the uk by voting no, to independence. >> officials say voter turnout was extremely high, meanwhile prime minister david cameron promised scotland more power in the british government for rejecting independent, and this morning, the pound jumped nearly 1 percen

latest stunt is making headlines after he demanded everyone in the crowd stand up in his show in sidney australia refused to perform until they were all on their feet. >> sapd up. > well those two people not that they deposit want to stand up they were not standing up they couldn't. one had prosthetic leg and the other was in a wheelchair. kanye's body guards had to verify it before he could go won the show. he told report others to pick another target. >> to liverpool england where 9-year-old grace wanted to thank hospital staff for gift of life. numerous operations on her heart she sang her heart out to lien on me with more than 800 other voices joining in for her to lien on. >> i love you, it won't be long, until i'm going to need, .omebody to lien on >> as you can see there hundreds more than 00 watching and joining in as grace, her doctors and nurses sang and clapped along and as our producer jessica calls it joy wrenching. >> i got tears every time i watched this. >> feel the goose bumps there you go beautiful strong sing too. >> incredibly heart-warming alicia thank you very much. let's ge

australia, ordered what he described as demonstration killings. the prime minister has also confirm that it got intelligent that terrorist planned to abduct somebody randomly off the streets of sidney then drape them in an islamic state flag and behead them on camera. last week australia raised the terror level from medium to high. back to you. >> scary stuff. in the meantime, take a look at what happened on the corner of wall and broad today. the dow easily sprinting to another record, its 17th 17th record of this year. the s&p 500 also in record territory 34th time it's done that. buoyed by thef"b< interesting federal will be holding off on raising interestwñ rates. that is a catalyst, and the fact they think that a certain vote going on across the pond in scotland will not be too disruptive to the united kingdom. to that scramble now in scotland and the vote, as to whether it remains an independent country or part of the united kingdom or goes its own way. means for britains prime minister and one of our key allies on isis. ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take d

australia. scouring dozens of locations including sidney and detaining a dozen suspects in a series of predawn raidsuthorities say isis terrorist were planning to kidnap people off of the streets and behead them on camera. >> despite living here and enjoying the australian way of life, they would do us harm and it is very important that our police and security organizations be one step ahead of them and this morning they were. >> chuck nash is a retired navy captain and a fox news military analyst. >> a decade and half ago no one could have imagined hijackers flying a plane full of civilians in a skyscraper. and now the idea of kidnapping off of the street and taking their heads off, we'll have to get used to that, too? >> that's unfortunately how the ideology mutates and we are seeing them act out in the horrific ways. perhaps that is what it is going to take before the people in the country faceup that we are fighting a long- term economy and our forebears fought this enemy. >> people say it is not a threat to this country but it is it a problem for the middle east. but no chatter in this country,

. >> reporter: it was australia's biggest counterterrorism operation ever, more than 800 officers in sidney and brisbane stopping what authorities say was a plot to kidnap people and videotape their executions for propaganda. >> islam means sincerity and submission. >> reporter: police say they acted after intercepting an international phone call from this man, mohamed ali giving attack instructions. originally from afghanistan, he was a bouncer, an actor in sidney, now considered a senior leader of the terror group in iraq and syria. >> exultations, quite direct exultations were coming from an australian who is apparently quite senior in isil. >> reporter: american officials are worried about the latest isis recruiting videos slickly produced. while emphasizing there's no known plan for attacks in the u.s., police in new york are more visible in public gathering spots like times square. concerned the videos could inspire people here. while u.s. officials say about a dozen americans may be fighting with isis at any one time, they say more than 100 citizen haves roo have gone to the region t

pasÓ de maravilla, mucha improvisaciÓn, el equipo fue maravilloso, dirigido por miguel, es de australia,es sidneybsesionado por australia, por alguna buena razÓn le gusta a australia, y encontramos a un muchacho australiano. >> australiano que tiene que cambiar su acento americano, imaginÓ que saldrÁn algunas pelÍculas en australiano. >> sÍ, al final de la película lo puede decir, tuvo que esperar para poderlo decir. >> las pelÍculas de disney son maravillosas, para toda la familia, pero lo mÁs interesante es que tienen o mensaje, todas las pelÍculas terminan con un gran mensaje. cuÁl serÍa el mensaje, ed? (inglÉs) >> mira, muy bonitas palabras, antes que nada que la familia es lo primero, que cuando se sientan solos, que necesitan de su familia, es lo mÁs importante, despuÉs te das cuenta que no tuviste un mal dÍa. >> me encanta el mensaje de la pelÍcula, aprende a apreciar tu familia,porque a veces te olvidas de apreciar a tu familia, es natural, sientes que no te entienden, pero luego te das cuenta de que tienes suerte de tener a la familia. >> no te puedes perder la gran pelÍcula, ed, nuevame

. >>> authorities in australia say they have foiled an isis terror plot. >> a cell in sidney was planning to kidnap people off the the street and film their beheadings. police confirm that 15 arrests have been made in the series of raids across the city. they believe a senior is is member overseas master minded this plot. the arrest, mark the largest counter terrorism operation in as you veil use history. >>> another nfl player accused of domestic violence, jonathan dwyer faces multiple charges including aggravated assault. dwyer was involved in two altercations involving a woman and a toddler. the cardinals deactivated dwyer from all team activities. >>> okay, so, here's what is happening, i'm trying to figure out, i'm trying to figure out, okay, lighter jacket, and i have it at the ready. >> you kind of just need to be ready. exactly. it is your call. i always get cold. >> yes, you do. >> in august. >> so nice heavy sweater wouldn't be a worse idea for someone like us. >> yes, it is beautiful. >> it is good out there. >> it is still a nice start to the day and even yesterday we started

refugees and if you look at the region australia is the country that is most well equipped to deal with people with a multi cultural place and resources. >> reporter: in sidneyhere was protest against the move but it was very small and most australians refugees in maroo are out of sight, out of mind. those here are angry at what they see is australia's responsibility to another country. but they are protesting another element of australia going to refugees and that is a temporary protection for those already here. deportation of refugees only applies to those who arrived after july 2013. tens of thousands arrive before then but australia's government was elected last september they too could never call australia home. >> they are temporary and do not provide a path to permanent protection. >> reporter: in practice that means a life of limbo. australia's people are working, no refugees have successfully reached australia by boat this year but that, many argue, comes at a cost to australia's reputation and to some say it's turning its back on some of the world's most desperate people, andrew thomas sidney. >>> in the past decade more than 300,000 people left e

australia an politics, a lienor, some say meaner government. the next two years of his term will determine whether it mellows or hardeps with age. and drew thomas, al jazeera, sidneyhe golf of sierra leon is proposing a fwhooiingsd lockdown to try to contain the ebola vitters. 4,000 people in west africa have been infected since the outbreak began early this year. more than half of them have died. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: testing for ebola, health workers conduct mass check-ups in sierra leone. the rising number of cases is prompting extraordinary measures from september 19th to the 21st, no one in the country is allowed to leave home. >> at lockdown but after a period, the government will consider whether -- if the result shows that the spread is minimized, maybe we will increase. >> the announcement has caused a backlash. doctors without borders warns a lockdown could have the spread further because new infections will go further. the government says it's going ahead with its decision. over 5 million people have not been affected. these are the emergencies, the ones we must keep safe. >> the worst outbreak of ebola is sweeping across west africa. hundred

australia officials, are holding 15 people in an alleged isis terror plot. they supposedly planned, bee head, australians. authorities carried out raids at more than a dozen location as cross sidney after learning that an isis leader in the middle east, called on australia support tours kill. >>> well, it is e-mail that ising the way have of snail mail? we will tell you how some companies are finding other ways of communicating. >>> and then another nfl player facing domestic violence charges, the lateness a growing problem for the league. >>> also toronto mayor rob ford is facial a life or death battle we will have the latest on his health scare on the other side, katie. >>> looking at storm scan three right now and aim not finding nothing out there say for a couple of clouds. so another really nice day but we are tracking a cold front later on today, i'll tell you how it will impact our forecast. i'll give you a hint, cool front, it is i in the name, details on the other ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make i

australia officials are holding 15 people in an alleged isis terrorist plot. they supposedly plan to publishly bee head randomly select australians. authorities carried out raids at more than a dozen locations, all across sidney after learning that an is is leader in the middle east, called an australia supporter. >>> terrifying moments out west, as hundreds of elementary school students and teachers are forced to run when a wild fire, gets far too close. >> within ten minutes we were evacuating and running for our lives. it was the heat that was immense. >> classrooms were gutted in minutes, and this is just one of several unpredictable infernos devouring the landscape in california, we have got an update on this developing situation. >>> also this morning scandal continues to hit the nfl yet another player accused of domestic violence. >>> toronto mayor rob ford has battled addiction for years but now he is facing a different fight, fight the for his life, that is coming up, stay with us. another player faces charges for domestic violence. as danielle nottingham reports the league is facing tough questions from sponsors for how it has handle the rash of incidents. >> arizona cardinals running back jonathan

australia of extremists. they've had several large arrests over the last ten years in sidney involving al qaeda-related groupsanted to attack in australia. >> it's a huge issue right now in australia, in europe, here in the united states. >> another close ally. >> shocking that it's going on in australia. thank you very much for that, tom and paul. >>> coming up, a double agent turns on soria's bashar al assad. the mole inside his regime has now been revealed. so what does it mean for the u.s. war against iisis>>> a former reality show star is now running for congress at the age of 87. you're going to meet him, straight ahead. ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go. more adventures await in the seven-passenger lexus gx. see your lexus dealer. my foot was destroyed when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i lost my right eye; damaged my left eye. so many of these men and women have, have sacrificed so much. through soldiers to summits, wells fargo supports our veterans by working together to climb mount whitney, these heroes begin their journey of healing. the wounds that you can't see, being with a team helps. you know if they

it happened at a concert in australia he had told the audience to stand up, at the sidney show on friday. he stopped, the performance, when he noticed that there were two fans that were still sitting. it wasn't until one of them waved his prosthetic leg in the air that kanye said okay, you fine. >> then he went on and sang the song and never apologized to that poor guy. >> my goodness. >>> actress is opening up after being handcuffed and detain by police in los angeles. danielle watts who appeared in django unchains says police detained her after watching her make out with her partner brian james lucas believing she was a prostitute with the client. watts says that she was handcuffed, thrown in the back of the police cruiser after failing to provide the officers with identification. police are conducting an internal investigation on the matter and watts and her boyfriend are talking to lawyers about their possible next step. >> i can't even, okay. >>> 4:49 right now. of course, time to check traffic and weather, with sue as i think we all figured out this morning it felt much like fall.

destiny cost a record half billion dollars to make and promote and fans in australia got their hands on the new release and more from sidney with destiny, the destiny in question is a video game, the date the 9th day of the 9th month, its worldwide release. >> it's a really rewarding game, classic good versus evil and the guardian is pushing back this darkness and it's something everybody can relate to. >> reporter: everybody in the gaming world and for them the height has been building for months and it comes behind the smash hit halo and the trailers look like movies and paul mccartney wrote the music and the price is the highest ever for a game. >> it's a huge risk and do not expect to make the money back just over the game and hope to have sequels over the next ten years. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] at a shopping center in sidney, the game debuted at midnight but before that was the count down, the cake, and the cue. >> get the game, go home and wake up and continue playing. >> waiting, trying to pass time doing other things and it's finally here and excited. >> waking up at 9:00 a.m. and thought today is the day. >> reporter

australia. just days ago, australian authorities say they disrupted just such an attack in sidney.is is refining its military tactics and shows it's able to attract more westerners. >> they see this as a serious organization that really wants to fight, 234089 just talk about it, to be a warrior, and this is part and parcel of making that transition from being a civilian to being a warrior in the minds of these recruits. >> reporter: this is one man who could be drawing them in. u.s. intelligence officials say this man, seen in a recent video, apparently executing syrians, could be an american. voice analysis is under way. and officials tell us they're concerned this could be the first time they're seeing an american in position of apparent authority inside isis. further evidence of westerners being recruited to join the jihad. hours of that isis spokesman called on foreign fighters to carry out attacks in the u.s., a senior official warned the international community is not prepared to respond to such calls, saying, we're not structured that way effectively right now. kind of a chi

>> in australia, a planned terror attack is busted, raids initiate in the that country today, following a report that terrorists were targeting them, 15 people were arrested during raids in sidney. intelligence officials say the islamic state movement was calling on is trail yan supporters to kill, than that plan involved public beheading. >>> a man and woman led police on high speed chase in california last night, take a look at this, police pursuing the van, white one there, report of stolen vehicle, even though the suspect's car was struck several times by police it, just kept spinning out, and kept going. the driver weaved through traffic, drove on sidewalks, narrowly missed, the chase lasted 30 minutes until police were able to catch the pair. only in los angeles do you see scenes like this repeatedly. >>> air force will no longer require the phrase so help me god in the enlistment oath. >> announced yesterday. change came after at thee he is airman raised concerns about it, the policy change is effective immediately. meanwhile, other military services have allowed for alternate language for years. >> the largest bounty hunt in history is now underway. donors have given de

australia says it has disrupted a plot to abduct people on city streets and execute them on video. more than 800 officers in sidney and brisbane arrested people believed to be involved with terror group after intercepting a call from isis leader. >> it's really frightening what's happening in australia, can happen anywhere. >> new isis video shows captive british journalist john cantlie in captivity for two years. he was forced to speak directly into the camera warning that more quote programs are coming. >> yeah the threat we're seeing from across the world not just america but across the world you got members of congress complaining they don't like what the white house is doing but yet they are not standing out and speaking up and having an honest debate on this. >> it's no shock. you do not have profiles in courage. when you talk about folks who are hypocrites when all you care about is your re-election not the american people not leading. that's one of the problems. that's one of the problems with this town in that you have folks all they care about is coming back in january. the president has made it perfectl

australia overnight. supporter of isis were going to randomly grab people in sidney and publicly execute them.e have more on the story. jim, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. australian officials say counterterrorism police intercepted a phone call two days ago in sydney between amar, 22, and another, 33, believed to be a high ranking isis operative in the middle east running a unit in australia. according to the police, the ore was to show isis's reach by carrying out and videotaping a public beheading of someone, as you say, picked randomly in the streets of sidney. one still at large with an arrest warrant out for him. police say the plot had been in the works since may, and it was just last week that the prime minister raised the terrorist alert in australia from medium to high. this is just the kind of nightmare scenario, hoda, the u.s. and allies fear. in this case, dozens of isis veterans return from the fight to commit terrorism at home. this one, it appears, was caught in time. >> thank you so much for that report. >>> in the meantime, the nfl deals with another domestic