grown-ups unhold on the twitter feed what.you tell your parents to tell their kids. >> i've spoken to listeners. lots are parents and saying it' already ha that keep the lines of communate a wn you add this situation and teenagers already in their own world of the social media, it just becomes very difficult. and a lot of people think this might not be a big deal. but you have to keep in mind, i've talked to parents who have dealt with this situation. and dealt with cyberbullying at home. here is one listener i spoke to yesterday. >> i remember a specific experience wit my daughter and several of her friends that's collated because of the social media and cyber bullying. thankfully we were able to intervene and help them resolve it but the impact affected her emotionally and economically an >> it is very sad. a it's so easy to just dismiss these two getting into it. but it can be leading to something else when you think all of these kids follow people like 50 cent or look up to them and follow them. and it could be a problemat

maliki, saying that united states will do everything possible in order to support and unhold the constitution that the new president is following appropriatappropriately, they h3 candidates for prime minister, none are mr. maliki. and to add insult to injury, iran endorseing the attempted remove rally of maliki, and endorseing his replacement alibidi . also tonight, supposedly moderate faction of palestinian politics, now openly celebrating deaths of israelie soldiers whie negotiates for gaza peace, in in cairo-based talks, having fattah sound more like their radical based colleagues in hamas, and i standoff at russia-ukraine border. putin saying what he says is sends help to those on the border, we'll take this up with fox news middle east affairs and terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. and folk fox news host mike huc. and also the violence in st. louis still on the rise, as fbi send -- sent in to investig. fox news correspondent mike tobyn will take us live to the scene in the st. louis suburbs for all of the latest. and we'll take up the ramifications of the obama white house joining the i

america's leadership at its best, as a nation we should be proud of them, and our country commitment to unhold our own security and the dignity of our fellow human being, god bless our armed forces and god bless the united states of america. >> president obama from state dining room in white house, he announced that he is authorized military airstrikes against the terrorist army isis, oris else a--isila high as he called it, a humanitarian mission to help rescue tens of thousands of iraqis tenss many of them chris, yazidis trapped in the mountains by to terrorist army, they are controlling a larger part of iraq as you see here. for a president who pulled all u.s. troops out of iraq he said american combat troops will not return to frighten side of iraqi -- fight, inside of iraq uhe referenced targeted airstrikes to support iraqi and kurdish forces and long-term must be solveed by the iraqis and said that u.s. cannot turn a blind eye about a possible genocide, useing that word, this is a different action than he chose in dealing with syria's civil war, president saying he will do whatever is ne

ashar quraishi, how did this unhold. >> we were based at the mobile command center, a few miles from ferguson, where a lot of protests took place. as we moved to the areas where the protests took place, there were a series of blockades. most of ferguson appears to be cordoned off. today we were able to get further in, until we were told to go on foot. that was as far as we could get. we stayed about a mile away from the activity, from the large contingency of police in riot gear. after that, an hour and a half ago we heard the sounds of flash grenades, we saw residents and protesters running into our direction, which is a mile down from where they were protesting and tear gas was fired in our direction. we also saw what appeared to be a rubber bullet go past us and the police continued to push people away from the area. again, this seems to be, appears to be an escalation from what we have seen, in a response to something that may have been triggered on the ground as the protests approached nightfall, which is something that the police chief of ferguson asked protesters not to do and

>> i think the market should always be looking at how the economy is unholding.ause i doubt that the committee will be picking a date, or able to say that. so, as the committee talks about how the economy is unfolding, it will be doing its best to communicate clearly. about its reaction to that. and i hope markets are listening to that, as well as looking at the data. >> guys, i'll be back at 8:30another piece of this interview where george is going to talk about her concern about bubbles in markets, and i also asked her about stan druckenmiller's critique of the federal reserve. we'll get her point of view on that. joe? >> that's cool, steve. you know, this -- if you ever get the chance, if you are asked to be on the fed at some point, steve, you got to do it. because the amount of just credibility, and just importance it gives to a person is amazing. like i heard you were going to talk -- i don't even know esther george. i heard you were going to have an interview, i was like oh, my god he has an interview with esther. from now on esther george is going to be e