Eventually rescued. What a scary job. Fox friends starts right now. Have a great day. Good morning. Today is monday, the 4th of august, 2014. Im anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. We start with a fox news alert. Ebola in the United States, one infected peasht patient here and another on the way. Plus a scare at an airport in the u. K. After a passenger suddenly died after getting off the plane. Developing details ahead. Another story breaking overnight. Contaminated water in ohio has half Million People on edge this morning. Residents are being told dont drink it, dont touch it and you cant boil it. It makes it worse. New tests just in. Well have a live report from toledo. As democrats run away from president obama, the
most wanted man in america turns out to be drum roll please mitt romney. Why the former president ial candidate is in high demand on the campaign trail. Mornings are vastly superior with friends. Its fox friends. Welcome to monday morning. Today were all annad ou
Well see you next Fox News Sunday. Fox urgent, president obama is set to sell the nation his plan for dealing with the brutal savages of that al qaeda spinoff Al Qaeda Group isis. Hes scheduled to meeting with congressional leaders on tuesday, were told, and then that National Address on wednesday. A Senior Administration official is telling fox news the president is likely to lay out where we stand against isis right now and what the next steps are, quote, in the months ahead. Will it be the socalled strategy that the president said he did not have a week ago . This may be a shift in communication from the president after whats been really a series of mixed messages on isis, from no strategy to saying the terror group could be managed, to say isis cannot be
contained and must be dismantled. The man who challenged the president in 2012, governor mitt romney is saying he would have done a better job than president obama at this point. In a one on one exclusive interview with Chris Walla
Im Chris Wallace in washington. On the record with Greta Van Susteren starts right now. This is a fox news alert. Right now two major breaking news stories. There are no protests erupting in ferguson, missouri over the Police Shooting of an unarmed man and horrifying beheading a cold vicious execution by isis terrorist. Over the summer the u. S. Tried and failed to rescue hostages in syria. We first begin in ferguson. In moments fox news mike tobin will take tout streets. First, new information about the officer who shot Michael Brown to death. Former agent and former homicide detective ted Williams Joins us. Goodgood evening, ted, and what you can tell us about the officer . Hi, greta. We have got some unconfirmed reports that the officer was
severely beaten at the hands of Michael Brown. And i have got to tell you, greta, if that is confirmed, that could be a game changer in this process. If the grand jury hears that, and i think the grand jury would. Look, you must remember, a Law E
Hes going to deliver remarks on the economy this afternoon. And then later, the president will address the Congressional Hispanic Caucuses 37th annual. That will do it. Morning joe from d. C. Starts right now. How did this intruder get so far into the white house. Dont they have guard dogs. There were officers and they were concerned that the dogs might attack them instead. [ laughter ] sounds strange but makes more sense when you fine occupant a lot of secret Service Agents are cats. [ laughter ] all right. Good morning, everybody. Its thursday, october 2nd and with us on set in washington, d. C. , boy its great to be here. Busy night last night. Jeremy peters is here. Good to have you. Former White House Press secretary for president obama robert gibbs. Abc news political commentator and npr Senior Analyst Cokie Roberts and on capitol hill the host and managing editor of tv ones daily morning show, news now roland martin. We have a lot to talk about. Cokie, i want to start with you.
Why now when Michael Brown is killed do we change the rules . Thank you for your time tonight on the ed show. The senate is voting on the Keystone Pipeline. Thats the ed show. Politics nation starts now. Thanks to you for tuning in. We start with breaking news, right now the senate is voting on the Keystone Xl Oil pipeline, a project that stirred up huge divisions and an issue at the center of political and environmental fights for years. 60 votes are needed to bring this to the president s desk. The fight is over a plan to bring oil from alberta, canada down to the gulf of mexico. Tonights vote hinges on getting approval to building the last
portion of it from canada to nebraska. If built oil would flow through about 2,000 miles of canada and the United States. Supporters, mostly republican say it is all about job creation and Oil Independence from the middle east. Opponents say it could be devastating to the environment. The process to get the oil procedures around and to produce eve