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he was arrested for shoplifting. this couple brought their bay while they stole video games. was that worth it? we hope you have a great weekend. fox & friends starts now. hi everyone. good morning. today is friday, the 17th of october, 2014. i m anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. the ebola scare spreads nationwide. how one case in texas has quickly spread into a multistate nightmare shutting down schools and forcing businesses to close. the first person to ever catch ebola in the united states, that nurse who tried to help, now speaking from her hospital bed. that is her. her message to doctors and people all across the united states and around the world, you ll see it here first. a heart stopping moment caught on camera. a u.s. marine s close call with a taliban sniper. get back! how that helmet saved his h.i.v. meanwhile how that helmet saved his life. meanwhile mornings are better with friends. hi. this is alan alda, ....
dropped the phone in the toilet and haven t had a phone. you got everything done and then dropped it? this is a fox news alert i m bret baier in washington president obama has vetoed a bill from congress to authorize construction of the keystone pipeline. move comes despite the state department s conclusion that it would have no adverse effect on the environment. chief correspondent james rosen is with the latest. this is the third veto president obama issued across his six years in office but the first since republicans regained control of the senate. in a brief written message to the senate president obama said he was vetoing the keystone legislation on procedural ground because the president wrote this act of congress conflicts with established executive branch procedures. it has earned my veto. the white house said earlier alerting to expect the action. the president intends to veto this legislation. reporter: the obama administration spent some six years delayin ....
welcome back. let s get a check on the day ahead check on the day ahead before we toss it over to morning joe. chuck hagel is set to testify on a house hearing on the administration s strategy to beat back isis. general dempsey will also be a witness. and mitch mcconnell is expected to be elected majority leader and harry reid minority leader. that will do it for way too early. morning joe starts right now. this is ground control to major tom you ve really made the grade david bowie this morning. alternative version, actually. hey, welcome to morning joe. we re going back to what are we going to try to do today, willie? save the world. save the world. that s good. no matter what, we need to save the world. i mean after some guy and woman, whoever, figured out how to land a ship on a comet. wow. whatever we do this morning is going to suck. come on. i don t like science. i m a republican, right. no, no. i don t like science. liberals don t like math. w ....
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plot to attack the u.s. capitol inspired by isis, foiled by the feds in an undercover operation. chilling new images from inside the hostage siege in paris as al qaeda says it was behind the massacre at that magazine that hit newsstands again today. scare in space, american astronauts scramble to safety in the middle of the night. measles outbreak, the biggest in years and traced back to disneyland. tonight, the scramble to track down those who may have been exposed. and a cliffhanger, two men with the summit in their sights. we are there live tonight in yosemite. nightly news begins now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc fightly news with brian williams. good evening. the feds say they were onto it early, but tonight they ve announced they ve stopped a plan apparently inspired by isis to attack the u.s. capitol and those inside it. it s an example, they say, of the kind of lone wolf attack that can get its inspiration from peopl ....