. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. tensions remain very high once again in ferguson, missouri, after more violence erupts overnight. it's been a week since police shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown and again protesters are taking to the streets. last night with some in the crowd throwing rocks and molotov cocktails at police. we will take you to ferguson live at the top of the hour. >>> fox news is confirming that u.s. air strikes pounding isis targets around iraq's largest dam. terror group has held the dam since earlier this month. this as we learn of a new reported massacre. as many as 80 members of the yazidi religious minority brutally murdered. we'll have insight on what lies ahead. >>> more fallout after republican texas governor rick perry's indictment. he faces two felony counts of abuse of power for making good on a threat. perry is dismissing it as a political ploy. more on this and rest of your headlines at the top of the hour. >>> have you seen this, a postal office worker caught on tape throwing ou

i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day, everybody. >>> hello, i'm kelly write.me to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >> i'm julie banderas. topping the hour, isis terrorists have taken a key dam in northern iraq that suppliesmost of the country's walter and electricity. we are live on the ground. >>> and now a new round of air strikes targeting terrorist locations around that dam as the u.s. military road deepens in iraq. this raising concerns of mission creep. >>> and texas governor rick perry indicted on felony charges on 0 abuse of power. the political fallout across the spectrum could be epic. >>> but first, we begin

i'm leland vittert in for uma pemmaraju. thanks for spending your saturday with us.ith molly with what has become a wide gap of rhetoric across the atlantic. >> the white house is trying to explain president obama's statement that his administration doesn't, quote, have a

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. the u.s. continues more humanitarian aid drops and striking isis militant targets in iraq. just a short time ago the president said this will take time. >> i've been very clear that we're not going to have u.s. combat troops in iraq again. >> in just a few minutes, we will talk about how this crisis is affecting the kurds and refugees stranded by isis fighters with the acting representative of the kurdish regional government in the u.s. and governor mike huckabee will talk to us more about the religious persecution of religious minorities there. >>> a senior hamas official said to be among tha series of air s today. israel says militants have fired 70 rockets since the three-day cease-fire collapsed. more on these and rest of your headlines coming your way at the top of the hour right here on "america's news headquarters." join us. >>> surprise, surprise, you better take a good look at your next food bill. a restaurant in minneapolis, minnesota, already adding a minimum wage fee to customers'

i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day. >>> hello, thanks for spending your saturday with us.d vitter. >> and welcome to you, leland. i'm julie banderas. the u.s. military could expand its air strikes to another country, this as the terrorists threaten kill a second american journalist. our team coverage on military action in syria. >>> tensions remain high in ferguson, missouri, following the death of teenager niek will brown. we have a live report from the streets. >>> plus, lawmakers are coming

i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day. >>> hello, thanks for spending your saturday with us. i'm leland vitter. >> and welcome to you, leland. i'm julie banderas. the u.s. military could expand its air strikes to another country, this as the terrorists threaten kill a second american journalist. our team coverage on military action in syria. >>> tensions remain high in ferguson, missouri, following the death of teenager niek will brown. we have a live report from the streets. >>> plus, lawmakers are coming back from vacation, but with the midterm elections fast approaching can congress likely to get anything done? >>> first, the pentagon now considering air strikes on isis targets in syria after the murder of james foley at the hands of the terror group. so far u.s. strikes with drones and fighter jets had been limited to iraq. but the heart of the terrorist group lies next door in syria. top military leaders are making it clear this week they will do whatever is necessary to protect americans. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us live from washington. je

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. rocks, bottles fly through the air in the st. louis suburb. two people shot, dozens arrested. four police officers injured by rockets and bottles as tear gas and chaos grip the town once again. now president obama says, attorney attorney attorney attorney will travel to -- eric holder will travel to the to meet with the family of michael brown. we begin with mike tobin in ferguson. mike? >> reporter: given the way things developed so rapidly last night, there was video from sunday night, dramatic video we weren't able to show you and i will show it to you now. this is looting in nearby bellwood. what happened, the tear gas drove demonstrators away. they went to nearby bellwood, looted several stores. one of them the bellwood market. tried to pry the doors open. couldn't get n. then they shot through the windows and stole all the usual stuff, liquor and cigarettes, from that nature. they say most people want to come out here to make a statement. a small group of people are dedicated to mayhem and looting and show up every night. u

i'm leland vittert in for uma pemmaraju. thanks for spending your saturday with us. let's start with molly with what has become a wide gap of rhetoric across the atlantic. >> the white house is trying to explain president obama's statement that his administration doesn't, quote, have a strategy yet for combatting isis in syria. by saying that the president meant he wanted to give the pentagon time to work up those strategic options. at the same time, secretary of state john kerry says he's working to put together a coalition of nations to, quote, confront the cancer of isis. kerry wrote in an op-ed for "the new york times," quote, next week on the sidelines of the nato summit in wales, secretary of defense chuck hagel and i will meet with0akyk television. back at home, two republican senators say the president's statement about no strategy yet in syria, they call it startling and dangerous. senators john mccain and lindsey graham say the administration has a plan -- needs to have a plan that defeats isis. they also wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" today saying,

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in today for jenna lee. the outbreak called the worst in history already has killed more than 700 people and now americans are being told to avoid non-essential travel to guinea, liberia or sierra leone. jon: an american doctor and missionary worker among those fighting for their lives after being infected with ebola. there are plans to bring the two ebola patients to the united states for treatment within the next few days. john roberts is live outside of emory university hospital with more than. john? >> reporter: jon, decisions are made by the minute on ground in liberia, who comes back and how they come back will depend on how ill they are. dr. kent brantley and nurse mary writebol are medical missionaries for is a tear man's purse. they -- samaritan's purse. they are said to be in serious condition, according to samaritan's first, which means is a good thing because they did not get worse overnight. an air ambulance from phoenix air out of cartersville, georgia, filled with the centers for disease contr

i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day, everybody. >>> hello, i'm kelly write. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >> i'm julie banderas. topping the hour, isis terrorists have taken a key dam in northern iraq that suppliesmost of the country's walter and electricity. we are live on the ground. >>> and now a new round of air strikes targeting terrorist locations around that dam as the u.s. military road deepens in iraq. this raising concerns of mission creep. >>> and texas governor rick perry indicted on felony charges on 0 abuse of power. the political fallout across the spectrum could be epic. >>> but first, we begin with new violence erupting last night in ferguson, missouri. anger hitting the boiling point over last week's shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer. demonstrators also looting the convenience store michael brown allegedly robbed moments before his deadly encounter with officer darin wilson. mike tobin has been following the story, joins us from sa sam's meat market in ferguson, also targeted last

hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju. "america's news headquarters" live from the capital starts right now. we begin with a fox news alert. president obama telling america just a short time ago that he won't allow militants to set up a safe haven in iraq and that u.s. strikes have destroyed weapons held by isis terrorists. this as u.s. forces continue delivering humanitarian aid with the president stressing this operation could take months. joining us now with the very latest on the situation, doug at the white house. >> reporter: it's always difficult for a president to leave on a two-week vacation with a crisis brewing. he has to strike that balance between critics who say he's aloof and uninvolved and those who say if he stays, he's bogged down by the crisis. that said the president announced as he and his family left for their two-week martha's vineyard vacation that he will return next week for a series of meeting before returning a week from tuesday. the president finds himself embroiled in a crisis that he did not

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters from the nation's capital starts right now. and we begin with the latest on the concerns over the ebola virus. two americans, both infected with the deadly virus, are returning home to the u.s. dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol both doing humanitarian aid work in west africa when they contracted the disease. now, we have just learned that dr. brantly arrived in georgia just a short while ago and is now on his way to emory university hospital for treatment in a secure isolation unit. so far the ebola epidemic has infected over 1300 people and killed over 700. this is the first time the ebola virus will be on u.s. soil, raising fears about an outbreak in this country. senior correspondent adam housely has the very latest on the situation. >> reporter: let's go back to that live look of atlanta where the doctor is in transport, we're told, from dobbins air force base to emory hospital. you can see the local fox affiliate using the helicopter looking for the

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. rocks, bottles fly through the air in the st.wo people shot, dozens arrested. four police officers injured by rockets and bottles as tear gas and chaos grip the town once again. now president obama says, attorney attorney

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in today for jenna lee.lled the worst in history already has killed more than 700 people and now americans are being told to avoid non-essential travel to guinea, liberia or sierra leone. jon: an american doctor and missionary worker among those fighting for their lives after being infected with ebola. there are plans to bring the two ebola

look, i'm standing by my comments saturday to uma pemmaraju on america's headquarters.e white house and they told both he and secretary hagel, both of them who i commend greatly for what they said last thursday when they cried out for we've got to get on with it and there is this narrative in the white house that osama bin laden is dead. gm is alive. everything is okay. just like they did, steve, two years ago on benghazi when they knew an attack was coming and they ignored it. just for the election. >> that was on september 11, just before the election. all right. you say this september 11, september 11, 2014, we'll have another strike. >> i believe that we should go to def con 1 and be prepared for another strike. there are too many indications. senator jim imhoff, senator who you just was on several days ago, said that he believed an american city was going to be attacked. i believe american cities will be attacked and that we should be prepared for it. and if we keep on the same modus operandi, this pattern of behavior that this white house always pretends leading u

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