we'll see you next "fox news sunday." grows international calls, and hamas -- and word just moments ago of another emergency meeting at the united nations here in new york. i'm harris faulkner. here's what's happened in jection the past few hours. americans among those 13 israeli soldiers killed today as the military carries out its ground offensive. two of those soldiers held joint israeli/u.s. citizenship. many more soldiers wounded. meanwhile, two civilians killed in mortar and rocket attacks in israel. among the palestinians more than 400 have killed.

leaves parts of cities in ruins. homes and businesses reduced to rubble, with some civilians trapped below, and as the conflict is in a densely urban area, tens of thousands are fleeing their homes. we just learned that secretary of state john kerry is set to go to egypt to try to get a cease-fire worked out. john huddy is on the ground. >> reporter: the cease-fire remains elusive. we went into east gaza earlier today. bakley everything was destroyed. we saw a lot of children being pulled from the rubble, rescue workers doing their best to try to go through the homes, but we arrived there just hours, if not an hour, hour and a half after the battle had ended. there had been a temporary cease-fire agreed upon by both sides for humanitarian aid. we had a chance to get in there,

and it was just -- it was horrific quite frankly. put the politics and side, and what you saw just from a clear human point of view, it was absolutely gut-wrenching. that's something i've been saying all day, to see children being pulled from the rubble, to see the absolute destruction was very hard to see. no matter, again, what your political viewpoint on this. so that area has been targeted by the, d.i.a., the israeli defense order. and also the network of tunnels, that's been the, by the idf, by the israeli military, to go after the rocket launch sites, with the air strikes, including many we have seen around here as we've been reporting. on the other side of the fight, 13 israeli soldiers were killed in a battle, about 60 wounded,

and overall here in gaza, you mentioned more than 400 palestinians killed, more than 1700 injured. of that number, the latest estimate, 40% have been children. again, the numbers continue to rise as the fighting continues to expand, the ground operation has expanded more than 70,000 troops are now involved and the fighting continues. while john kerry is planning to arrive in the middle east to try to broken a cease-fire deal, so far that remains elusive, but the fighting continues. we have heard a lot of fighting. we also heard small arms fire very close to our location, along with several explosions. >> john, i know this is usually the time, at least it has been, that you would see a lot of activity, which is why you are dressed the way you are, and sometimes we have seen in recent nights you have to hit the done

crete here. i know the ground offensive is by israel, but the rockets continue i understand from hamas toward israeli cities, as far as away as tel aviv and jerusalem. this is a tough battle with losses on both sides. different from wars in the past, the social media has played a huge role in what we see coming from that part of the world. >> reporter: you're right. in terms of the rocket launches, we have just seen probably within the last hour several rockets fired from very close to our location. that's why we've had a lot of missile strikes in this area, and the missile strikes come so close it's lie putting a glass of water on the take and hitting the table. social media has played a huge pole. people tweeting, facebooking from inside gaza as well. that goes out, broadcast and it goes out across the world. so that's played a big role.

>> it's been so interesting to watch your reporting, because these are the hours that sometimes we will see hamas pick things up from their direction into israel. we'll come back as the news warrants. john huddy, thank you. from eastern ukraine is leading officials in washington, d.c. to clue that malaysian flight 17 was shot down by separatist, however, with the help the russian military. parts of the 77 have vanished from the crash sites it is reported, and word that rescue workers -- >> literally drunken separatist soldiers are piling bodies into trucks unceremoniously, disturbing the evidence, disturbing the pattern that is there. anything that is removed. we understand some aircraft parts have been removed compromises the investigation.

>> so sick beyond words of description what we are hearing. steer harrigan is streaming live from east ukraine. steve? >> harrison, of course, one of the key pieces of evidence would be those flight data recorders, one russian rebel leader sell they may have possession, but there's been no attempt to hand them over to international experts. meantime, at the crash scene itself, more than 100 bodies still remain unaccounted for there's a terrible smell in this field. bodies and body parts is it have to be pick up. we're not going to show you the

image, but off to my right is bone, intestine, blood charred, and looks like a leg bone here to my left. here comes another body. body after body come out of this wreckage. keep in mind this is day 3, slow, painstaking work by four, five men, those bodies or body parts being dragged in plastic. some have been taken to morgues on the ukrainian side, some to the rebel side. most still now unidentified, a real source of pain for the victims' families. several dozens of those plastic bags have been taken to refrigerated train cards, those kr08d by rebels and under guard by rebels itches it's just heartbreaking. i can only put myself for just the second in the role of

someone who wants answers. you can't know exactly thousand they feel. you want some bodies are being taken to the rebel side. what about reliesing any information, steve the, to the relatives? >> the agone just continues now. keel in mind most of the bodies have been in the sun here, 80 degrees in ukraine. the several dozens move to the train, that train is not going anywhere yet, so it's not clear to whom or wh they will be released. the train just a that train was out of gas that meant for refrigerate, already day three in the sun, harris. >> steve reporting live, thank you invest. and the meet, middle eastia coverage around the world, people are looking to america

for leadership. what is the white house doing? here is chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> i'm told the aide had several urge the meetings over the last 24, 36 hours to deal with hot spots from gaza to ukraine. the president had been at camp david. he came back this afternoon. while he was at camp david, he received multiple updates, including the latest intelligence assessment. two senior u.s. officials described that intelligence assessment to me. they say it showed that russia produced the separatists with sophisticated anti-aircraft. the message from the administration is very clear. they're demanding that investigator get unfettered access to that crash site, which has been obviously been a problem. they want the bodies back obviously sko they have a dignified return, but they also want the forensic evidence as quickly as possible to make sure there's no cover-up. meanwhile, on gaza, top

officials tell me the president is going to give israeli prime minister netanyahu from latitude to continue his offensive for the next few days as long as it's mostly focused on the tunnels that harbor palestinian terrorists. if it extend beyond that we'll here more criticism. that's something to watch. the final big issue, these nuclear talks with iran, the bottom line is the deadline to those talks was supposed to expire today the the administration has now extended it by four months their renal is they say, look,they're making progress, and this is the best chance for a deal in decades. but the problem is it's not just republicans. some top democrats like bob menendez, the top democrat on the foreign relations committee are demanding new sanctions against iran. the white house wants to hold on you, because they think new

sanctions will blow up any chance of a deal to prevent them from getting nuclear weapons. >> the bottom line is this week, lots of crises around the world. it started with top administration officials insisting the policies are making the world more tranquil. they say, looks, we know there's problems around the world, but you can see republicans over the last few days really zeroing in, criticizing the president, saying he's shown weak indeed, not training wit rigtranquillit. among those voicing deep concern, pope francis at the vat kaj today, the pontiff offered prayers for christians forced by mill tans to leave their homes in mosul. they are demanding christians convert to islam or face death. mosul is iraq's second largest city and has been a haven for christians for centuries.

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there, it will have a lot of fuel behave content. so basically forbidding the flames from going any far, farther, so we cause. >> 0% containment right now. >> before i let you go, the human toll has changed. this just updated. >> we just heard a marsh did lose his life. he had a heart attack while trying to fight his fire. they are trying to push back the flames. one firefighter injured and two people arrested trying to light their own back fires. >> what? >> which is never a good idea. they were arrested. >> so 50 plus these two people. >> laura ingle, thank you very much. thousands of protesters are taking to the streets. coming from central america into americas ko, illegally crossing into our country. what they consider president obama's invitation.

dominic deena tali is live for you. when you say across the country, boy, do you mean that. in every single state here in the we say at least 300 at least organized across the country. they took place on freeway overpasses, this one is dallas, but also on state cap tolls and malls as well. two distinct camps, those that want the kids coming across into the southern states, they want them to stay, then a general group of people that want all illegal immigration to stop. the groups very much divided down the middle. they're children in need. if they don't come here, they probably don't have a future. they don't know where their tomorrow will be. >> yoibl it's right to bring illegals, when we have men,

women and children born and raised here going without. >> they're coming looking for better opportunity. so what we ask is they're given refugee status if they qualify for it. >> i'm tired of the president, his administration misleading the people sailing he's helping the kids. these are about criminals come over here, they're bringing diseases and problems, i'm tired of it. >> citizens very much becoming a grass-roots concern. noticy and vocal, yes. president obama will be tackling the issue yet again this week, the white house says, by meeting the leaders from central america, hon during, el salvador, guatemala to talk about reducing the influx of children particularly. we've seen a drop in the number of unaccompanied children in the past couple weeks. the white house would like to say it's the information campaign that it started that was putting out in central

america, say if you do come to the united states, twhaz no guarantee you will become a citizen here at all, but also it's very hot and dangerous, that journey coming from central american to the united states, and that is one reason -- two weeks ago, it was $2,000 a week, now just $1,000 a week. but still that's 1,000 people coming across the border. >> although there were just a few, 38 or 40 or so of deportations also with that information getting send back, too. we're going to talk more about this with the political insiders. dominic, thank you very much. get ready to pay more for an airline ticket. you know the long layovers we get stuck with? apparently they can charge you for sitting around the airport. actually, you know, i thought the penalty was being forced to sit around the airport. and 45 years ago today, the one small step that made a giant

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is what's happening. secretary of state john kerry says there's building evidence that separatist soldiers shot down flight 17 with the help of russia's military. meanwhile, international investigators are looking into the crash saying. israel's military reports finding ten tunnel shafts in gaza. tunnels which the israelis say were being used by hamas, the terror group to launch rockets into israel. remember, they've been reaching tel aviv, jerusalem, going so far into the country. the shafts they tunnels were uncovered, now a couple days old, as we've been reporting, the fighting continues. >> others are saying, yeah, you have the right of self-defense, as long as you don't exercise it. what can a country do?

what would you do? what would the people of the united states do if your cities had 2,000 rockets falling on american cities? >> more than 400 palestinians died. including 13 soldiers just killed today, including two of whom held dual israeli/united states citizenships. so how should the united states stay involved? or should it stay out of the conflict? the political insiders are here and you can chime in while you want. on facebook or on twitter. with the #frw for "fox report weekend." joining us via satellite, here on set with me in new york, home bay, former rep congressman for

new york and pat cadell. we've already gotten a lot of responses on this online. pat, i want to start with you. the units its role. >> how about leading somewhere? this week will be the 100th anniversary of the beginning of world war i. the lamps of new york are going out. how yeah, you can defend yourself, buff apparently after i watched the news this morning, only so much. what's going on in ukraine, what's going on -- skip what's happening in iraq. what i was impressed by is how well we were able to know what the ukrainian militia was doing, but it's a disaster, and this is the result of our failure to lead, which we have talked on

the show about for months and months. >> all right. i want to get to something that happened earlier in the day. i don't know if you caught it, but secretary kerry was on a "fox news sunday." during a commercial break, and this is all over the blog, it happened live, he made a phone call, and during his phone call he had the reaction to the news that 13 soldiers died in the offensive that's happening, israeli versus hamas. in its entirety, the phone call was about how shocked it was that it was such a pinpoint operation and how many palestinians were killed, your thoughts? >> it's typical of this administration which from day one has been anti. >> and it sin silted the prime minister of israel since then. they don't like the israeli

government. pat and i were discussing before the show -- what is with all these jewish democrats? what does it take for them to wake up about this administration and stop supporting obama? he is anti-israel, period. >> doug, is that too strong? >> well, the way i would put it, when the president calls today and tells the prime minister that he is i think that's wrong to stay he's overreaching. we're lackling leadership. pat as right, john is right, our country had a chance to do a reset and staupd up for our values, and for our interests. sadly, harris, it hasn't happened. >> i want to move on, if we can, and talk about ukraine, and this is something that is going to happen. they've got another emergency meeting with the security council going on in about a

little less than two hours now. is the president you think just waiting for the u.n. to make a decision? we saw mixed message out dern samantha power with strong words, and the president not so much. >> the president, the secretary of state. samantha power was clearly wearing the pants in this administration, but tough and strong, something that the president bring himself to be on anything. you know, what i do like about the ukrainian thing, amazing listening to john kerry this morning, we still don't know what happened to lois lerner's e-mails, we don't know what happened in benghazi, but we know the russians are involved. who wouldn't believe that they were involved? and why didn't we move on putin months and months ago. >> on twitter -- will any action be tain against are usuala via

ukraine? will any action be taken? >> i think there is -- to have to be more action? what is it going to have to be. >> furse economic sanctions again the russian country. >> did you hear what the you said said on friday? i'll put more sanctions on russia -- and i'm paraphrasing it somewhat -- so the rest of the world doesn't feel it so much? if president putin knows you'll only go so far? >> that won't wore. there has to be pain inflicted here. that includes western europe biting the bullet. for instance, i think the dutch will be more willing to see us do something. the problem is germany. they're getting 40% of the energy from putin. he can turn off the spigot, and they're freezing next winter. >> did we say something about this five months ago? >> yes, you did.

>> we also said the united states military should be supplying arms to the ukrainian military right away -- >> do you think that will happen? >>ened obama, no. >> he leads from behind. >> look, this is a man who depends on, when you get in bed with your enemies, as he did in syria after he screwed up the red line, he's in beg begging the iranians to help us. now we're going to pay them to continue to build centrifuges. he gets the russians to hef bail him out in syria if we had sent weapons a had strength, they would would have learned to use them will have. >> hamas firing the rockets. the rockets come from iran. all the money from this comes from iran. while we're lessening the sanctions on the iranians, right? they're stepping up arms

refueling to hamas. >> not just lessening sanctions, giving them a four-month extension on the deadline with the nuclear deal. doug, i want to get you in here. timothy downey says -- we're going to toggle back and forth, so this is back to israel. harris, america should stand with israel and give whatever support they need. we have the same enemies. every terrorist they kill is one less we'll have to. your thoughts? >> i couldn't have put it better myself, harris. we need to stand with israel. it's the only democratic ally we have in the middle east, truth be told, the other sunni arab nations are not supporting hamas now. we have an opportunity to isolate them, but it's leadership, we're not showing it. what happened today with secretary kerry and the president suggests to me we're going in the wrong direction. this is sad and enim cal to

american interests. >> i never make of what presidents do in their off time. pat, can you help us make sense of the optics of the president playing golf this weekend? >> of course it matters. the optics of golf, going to fund-raisers, as john said, what will it take to get the president to actually go back to his office and work and cut back on holiday or fund-raising. as i said last week, i think this guy is all about, you know photo ops, pizza pool halls and political cash. >> you're making waves on twitter, because you said -- dina said -- we're going to come back and talk about a couple things. john mentioned iran, we have to talk more about that, and the immigratn, with children coming across our border, a big meeting between the president and some leaders from guatemala, the very country where is these

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lashing out at everything. these are poor children, just looking for a better life, just like the rest of us at one time. >> i think it's mexico, south america's duty to take care of their own children. why do they have to send them over? why can't they take care of them? >> people on both sides of the illegal immigration debate, taking to the streets, demonstrators talking about the issue of trying to make their voices heard. meanwhile, tens of thousands of those illegal children are being relocated across the country. president obama is pushing for nearly $4 million to care for these little ones and strengthen our southern border. the fox news reply call insider,

doug schoen, via satellite from arizona, john leboutillier and pat caddell. john, it's been a few weeks. don't rural to meeting with these presidents. >> i don't think much will come out of that meeting. those presidents can't really control what the parents are doing. let's go back. the u.s. congress and the president -- the previous president, george bush, signed into low this law that deals with these children. it was an open invitation. come to american and we'll take care of you. what did we think was going to happen. >> you don't expect very much to come out, but why not say to these presidents? i don't know, how about all the awe give you so you'll get that

much less aid? i'm just spitballing here >> i think that's a good idea, harris, more generally what we need to say, as a nation and through the president. we are a compassionate people, but we are not unlimited in our resources or ability to care for the citizens of the world. keep your own people, keep them in your own country, and rest assured we as the united states will help you the way we should through foreign aid, but not through open borders and through unlimited immigration, but again we need leadership, harris, from the president of the united states, leadership that has not been apparent whether at home or around the world. >> and pat, for all those people who may say, well, you're being heartless by saying the children can't come in here. i want to show everybody how many people now care about this issue and what's happening on our southern border, compared to january. look at the numbers on the screen.

gallup, immigration is now the biggest issue. 17%, put it on the economy, pat. >> yeah. government satisfaction, let me just say this, but this is again what i said earlier about leadership, what we have on this issue? both parts is rampant hypocrisy. when we see governors like o'malley out of the maryland, and colorado, or we must keep the children, baz that is the democratic position, we have to play up to hispanic, but not in my state. don't put them here. then i watched ted cruz this morning say let's not bother with the crisis right now, let's go back and repeal the executive decision. i'm telling you, people -- and the letter in this country will not stop playing politics. you want to talk about something that's a human rights disaster, the raping and killing of these children as they go through

mexico, and we don't stop the mexica mexicans. this is unbelievable what's happening. today they fired 50 caliber drug cartels at american agents. you think we're going to do anything? >> jeff goldman says on twitter -- if d.c. is unable to lead, is there anything the american people can do if? >> i honestly think we need an election. we're going to have an election this year, which i think the republicans are the odds are all we talked about tonight should lead the republicans to win control of the u.s. senate, so the house and the senate, and they'll then be able to perhaps push obama around a bit on some of this stuff, and they'll be the ones doing the leading, but then comes 2016. this stuff has to be settled by the american people. they elected obama twice, so this week, the common word is

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republicans are part of the problem. this is from if not i. >> have they been following what you've been saying? >> yeah, because we make a point on political insiders. i'm a republican and i'm willing and have 'tacked the republicans, pat and doug have been lifelong democrats. we've tried to tell the truth without any spinning on our show about what's wrong in american politics. the answer is both parties are equally at fault. immigration, iran, ukraine, this is not a leader in either party who speaks for a majority of the american people. the problem here and we've spoken it. there's an undercurrent running under everything. the people in the political class put it ahead of their country. the american people know they are only for themselves, not for the american people i'm telling you, this leadership problem is dire right now, and it's

worldwide. no ally lie will follow us. america has to lead. america has to lead to stop what's going on. it is -- we need leadership in our own country. you would think these people would be -- they can't. >> doug schoen joining us from satellite in tucson. el read that one twees. corun calling from leadership on a number of issues at this point. >> corun couldn't have been more right. there's no leadership from either party, especial will from the white house, to stand up for american interests at home to get a comprehensive plan to stop illegal immigration. there's nothing being do to systematically say stand down and to stay clearly to the iranians, you cannot produce nuclear weapons. we don't have leadership. that's a crisis. >> you know, it's so

interesting, the connection we have among all these countries, money. just turn off the spigot? i don't know. gentlemen, so good to have you. pat, john and doug, continue the conversation with them online via twitter. stay with us.

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as we get ready to hand it off to "huckabee" let's reap cap. rockets into israel, the nighttime hours proving to be very active. and ground offensive has heated up on this sunday, as you see thousands are leaving territories. the palestinians getting out of the way. they're trying to, israeli soldiers killed today. 13 and among them two americans, two dual citizenship american/israeli soldiers. and separatists are reportedly blocking access to

the accident scene. john kerry says it's becoming more evidence that russia helped the militants shoot down the plane. that's fox reports now. now "huckabee." tonight on "huckabee". >> evidence indicates that the plane was shot shot down, launched from an area controlled by russian-backed separatists. russia has refused to take the concrete steps to de-escalate the situation. is the president's warning for russia strong enough? >> there is right and wrong, a just side and evil side. >> as hamas continuing to fire rockets, israel expands its ground assault itches we're moving from the iron dome to an ire fist. we will fight anyone wo wants to destroy the