it's some sort of magic cloth that sucks in all the dog hair. it's quick and easy. pretty amazing that it picked it all up. i would totally take on another dog. [ kevin ] really? ♪ saturday august 2nd. i can't believe we are in august. i will see you tomorrow tonight the crisis on the border. will the president take executive action? >> they're out on vacation. i may have to make some hard choices. >> she wants to stop the president from doing so. can the congresswoman marsha black burn in a huckabee exclusive tonight. >> and hamas breaks another cease-fire. an american in israel shares his story. from inside his family's bomb shelter. >> plus, ep ark rules putting the squeeze on coal. >> i'm getting tired of the president acting like superman. >> pennsylvania congressman mike kelly fights back in the war on

coal. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you! thank you very much! we've got a great audience here tonight. we want to say welcome. welcome to huckabee from the fox news staud owes in new york city. someone just kidnapped one of your children. another one of your children is being shot at. still another was blown up by a suicide bomber. what is your reaction? i mean, your gut level reaction? is it to calm down, relax, and be restrained in the response? get a cup of coffee and a paste ree? of course not. you would be ready to charge hell with a water pistol to avenge your children. why are the israelis asked to do

what no american would do in the face to the threat of the lives of children. the new term used by the village idiots is surrender to the terrorist of hamas is disproportionate response. what it means is israel is more successful at protecting itself from annihilation than those attacking her. the israeli high-tech defense shield iron dome has saved countless jewish civilians. instead of being congratulated many in the media and diplomatic world condemn israel and say they ought to restrain themselves in eliminating the ongoing thought. john kerry ought to be renamed the shakiest gun in the west for the blundering efforts to protect a terrorist and punish the good guys. it's a miracle that his response to 9/11 wasn't to blame new york for building the world trade center tower so high it made it easy to fly airplanes into. it's tragic that many civilians in gaza have died.

when palestinian pack their population around your military hardware and weaponry and fail to heed the leaflet, radio transmission, the warning bombs, phone calls and text message, the results will be tragic. one msnbc reporter blamed israel for an attack on the school that turned out to be a misguided palestinian missile. there were 50 dead japanese civilians for every person killed in pearl harbor. was that disproportionate? is that the new standard? making sure that an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth symmetry of civilian body counts is the way we figure it out? every single proposed and agreed to cease-fire pushed by obama and kerry resulted in hamas immediately violating it by firing more rockets right into civilian targets in israel. israel fires missiles at

military targets and sometimes misses and r-- regrets when it accidentally kills civilians. hamas aims to kill jewish civilians and celebrates when it succeeds. the united states policy ought to be call for an end to the terrorist instead of pushing israel to disarm. telling israel to holster the weapons in the midst of defending their weapons is absurd is telling elliot to holster firearm to give al capone. late friday the house approved a republican bill that gives more funding to the national guard in

the southern border. with the senate already in a fire week recess, there's little chance that any legislation is going to go through until the senate comes back. the president spoke about the bill on a press conference earlier on friday. >> house republicans, as we speak, are trying to pass the most extreme and unworkable versions of the bill they already know is going nowhere. they can't pass the senate and then if it were to pass the senate i would veto it. they know it >>well, a separate measure that was approved would prevent the president from expanding a program that suspended deportation for some illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn introduced the plan. she joins us from nashville. it's great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. i want to begin with a question that was raised by the wall street journal in the saturday morning edition indicating a lot

of house legislation was driven more by senator jeff sessions, senator ted cruz than the house members. is it how it went down or is it house legislation? >> it was house legislation. i can tell you good lat and i worked with a group of members about 20 late into the evening on thursday to get something that was going to be workable and would keep our commitment that we have made governor to secure the border first. we knew that we had to change catch and release. we had to make certain there was a repate yags plan to get the children back to their families in their home countries. and then separately win the house said no comprehensive bill. one thing at the time. separately dealing with the deferred childhood arrival program. so daca program which was my legislation, basically, that takes away the president's ability to grant amnesty. >> explain what that bill does. the one you sponsored and pushed

through. help our viewers to sort of see exactly how that works. >> right. what has been happening the president would delay or defer the hearing for children that were coming into the u.s. for a period of two years, and allow them to get a work permit. this was for children coming into the country or either children who had come here individuals who had come here as children and this was done by an executive order not statute but an executive order signed june 15, 2012, and put into action august 15, 2012. if you would look at the escalation rate of illegal aliens coming into the country from that period of time, it is absolutely astounding. from 2009 to this year, you've seen a 305% increase. by the time we get to next year, they were expecting a 1300 percent increase.

so what we did was to say we are freezing the program. as of july 30th, of 2014 no federal money can be spent on the daca program or to give work authorizations to those who unlawfully entered the country. we also wrote it in such a way that it would handicap the president and keep him, while we're away in august, trying to grant amnesty to another class or group of aliens that are entering the country. >> i'm a little confused. the president was at the podium. we played the clip as we were coming into the segment and said congress isn't doing anything. they won't act. i'm going to have to. of course, the senate has gone home. he's threatened he would veto any bill he didn't like. i don't know how he became the monarch rather than the president, but how frustrating

is it? you guys stay and you didn't go on vacation like the senate did. you stay there had and got a bill done, yet he says you're not doing anything >>well, that's what he wants to say. harry reid the same thing. we have. 357 bills sitting on harry reid's difb. the reason we were committed to doing this. we want to uphold the constitution. article i, section viii calls for gives the process of naturalization to congress not to the executive branch. this is the jurisdiction of the house. it is laid out in the constitution. when you look at the enumerated powers, a little bit further in that section, the enumeration for the executive branch there's nothing that deals with naturalization. so the president is outside of the law. this is a very lawless administration, and what he has done was to go in and try to put in place a way to provide citizenship or amnesty and now

we heard he was going to expand this program and, governor, we feel like it is impartive that we stand for the rule of law. we're a nation of laws that recognize this and respect the rule of law. it is imperative that the u.s. house of representatives take the lead in standing for the constitution and saying, mr. president, this is not an action that you can take. >> you clearly have done your job. i think one of the reasons we wanted to make sure our viewers were able to hear from you. not only what you did but the fact that congress, in fact, did what they were supposed to do. >> right. >> we appreciate your joining us. thank you so much. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >> great to have you. >> we've been hearing a lot how the middle east is affecting israelis and innocent palestinians. what about americans? coming up we'll talk to an american citizens who was stuck

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gaza boarder. good to have you on. what was the reaction in israel when the president -- rather when the prime minister pushed back hard against the u.s. administration and said don't second guess us again? >> the reaction was positive. because more than -- according to polls more than 80% -- okay of the residents here support operation protective edge. prime minister netanyahu, you mention what he said to u.s. officials. he maintained he has to be trusted when it comes to the issue of hamas' unwillingness to engage in any cease-fire agreement or truce or peace talks. okay. and he also maintained prime minister netanyahu that israel should not be forced into any truce with palestinian militants. okay. so yet you're right. he was pushing back against u.s. officials and this now israel continues its operation and we're hearing that it's getting close. the operation particular of

destroying mo oh hamas's cross tunnels. we went into one of the tunnels earlier this week. it was about a quarter mile from the gaza border. very close to one of the israeli communities. about 50 feet deep. about total mile and a half long. i have to say it was eerie going in there. we went about 100 feet deep into it. maybe about three feet wide and five fight high. you had to crouch down. it's one of the tunnels hamas has been using to transport gun, to transport cargo, and also, to infiltrate israel, can has been the main concern primary objective of the operation. >> we're out of time. i want to ask you a yes or no. how effective do you think the morale of the israeli soldiers is? is it good? they're losing soldiers every day. is the morale up and are they confident in their victory? >> the morale is high.

i have a friend who is a sergeant. he's a reservist. he said everybody the morale is high. everybody wants to complete the objective of the mission of operation protective edge. but, of course, the reservists, military, want to go back to their homes, families, wives, girlfriends, not without the objective being completed. >> be careful and safe. we want to see you back good and well. thank you very much, john. john hudy joining us from israel. my next guest is an american. his wife and four kid were vacationing with relatives when the fighting started. concerned for the safety he flew out there last week with a full intention of immediately bringing them back into the u.s. but he still is now in israel and he doesn't want to let the terrorists win by going home early. david joins me by way of skype in the family bunker. it's a pleasure to have you here. thank you for joining us. you are in the bunker, by law

every new house built in israel has to build a bunker just for moments like this. i don't think a lot of americans understand the ongoing threat that israel faces. so what happens when an alarm goes off? when was the last one that took your family into the bunker? >> this morning at of 6:00 a.m. we were woken up by the blaring alarms. to paint the picture for everyone to understand. our to make it clear. imagine if you're lying in bed sound asleep 5:00 in the morning. as early as 2:30. you wake up to the blaring loud sirens. app the expect moment you know you have less than 60 seconds to get up, grab your family. we have 12 people staying in the two bedroom apartment. my four kids, my wife, my pregnant sister-in-law that is due any day now, her 2-year-old son, and my brother-in-law. you have under one minute to

grab everyone and rush to the bunker. and the iron dome striking back and shaking the apartment from the natural shock or connecting with the missile coming toward your town. >> how long are you typically in the bunker once the alarm goes off. do you stay for 30 minutes? an hour? what is the time frame? >> allowed to stay a minimum of 10 minutes. we stay in 15 to 20 minutes. sometimes if there are multiple rockets being fired, we'll hear the iron dome firing across two other cities as well. once we're in here, we stay put. we have a computer in here as well which i'm coming to you live from. we have breaking news alerts and follow where it happened and where it happened and when it happened. >> a lot of people may have a hard time envisioning what eight by eight looks like. if you can show us give us a quick view of the room the 12 of you have to huddle into so quickly. >> yes. like you said, 8 by 8. and right here we have a bed

that unfortunately the kids didn't wake up this morning. we laid the kids down in the bed. here we have a makeshift window, which actually is covered by a steel door. it's like a submarine nobodknob. it's a fire escape if necessary if we're trapped in here. here we have supplies up top flashlight and other things as well. chargers for our phones. air-conditioning right there. try to get the picture in there. we have some little blankets for the kids as well as pull out sofa. that's about it. not much room in this l by 8 room. >> i hope you don't have to go there too many more times. it's a good thing you have it. >> you could have brought your family home. you didn't. why did you stay? >> you know, traveling to the airport is about a 45 minute

drive from here. now, again, imagine when you're driving in the car, you're on the highway. if an alarm goes off, you have to jump out with your family, hit the deck. fortunately my kids don't know what is going on here. i didn't want to put them through that. after a few weeks of being here, you have a sense of solidarity. i've had a sense of solidarity with this country. my wife was born here as well. but it feels like you're in it together with them. and i'm proud of the job they're doing. and we hope to be home very soon, but i would love for it to end. so we can see the rest of our family we haven't seen because they're in cities that are under attack far worse than we are. >> david, be safe. thank you for joining us from israe israel. >> you just heard an example of an attack of the conflict and

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the bunker. there are many stories that could be told like that about palestinians in shelters or staying in their homes because they have nowhere to go. or there is a catholic church in gaza city that is currently housing 300 people, the nuns have left but the priest is there with the folks in the neighborhood who have nowhere to go. they have just been told that bombing will take place in their neighborhood and they're to leave. he writes a very poignant note saying this is a shelter. there's nowhere to go. why are they even bombing in this neighborhood? so there are plenty of stories. what would be important is not just the story that it is happening, but the names, the ages, the 5-year-old kids who are traumatized by this, the mothers also with the pregnant babies ay with babies or newboro are frightened for their ability of their children to survive. this is a war that affects

people. the casualties on the palestinian side far exceed anything, i think, that your viewers can imagine. but each one of those casualties is a personal story. that's what the press here doesn't tell. >> this from scott pelly. this is how he opened the newsca newscast. >> good evening. there was no escaping the war today. not for the palestinians who sought shelter in a united nations school in the northern gaza strip. >> that was scott pelly. clearly delivering suffering news. >> television news has done a wonderful job. >> let me ask you this. >> print media. in particular about the washington post, which at the time that i had read it was horrific. they've gotten better. >> jim, this would never have happened had hamas, which is a terrorist organization, not a government, had not been firing indiscriminately into israel and attempting to kill civilians. there would be a lot more dead

israelis if it weren't for the technology of the israelis with the iron dome. shouldn't the pressure be put on hamas to stop the carnage? >> of course. and pressure should be putt on both. >> what kind of pressure on israel? don't they have a right to defend themselves against the attacks? >> look, i've often quoted a friend of mine an israeli-arab who once told palestinians that were arguing for the right to resist. he said you have the right to resist but you viewed it so badly you forfeit the right. israel has the right but it used it badly so you forfeit it. >> you have the, the bunker with two israelis killed and one apparently captured, we don't know the fate now. in response to that, israel killed 150 people who had nothing to do with that bunker. who had nothing to do at all with the crime israel said was

committed, which i think was basically a conflict between soldiers entering and people coming out the tunnel. and it should be left at that. to kill 150 people from the air is, in fact, an act of collective punishment. it's a criminal act. it should never have happened. the response what is in order our bible says an eye for an eye. it doesn't say 150 eyes for two eyes. >> no, it does not. i think it makes it clear when israel is being shelled with people who are celebrating every israeli death, israel has not celebrated the death of palestinians. they wouldn't be going in there if hamas would stop it. they have to get rid of their home network. >> let's be fair here. i've seen the guys in the lawn chairs sitting outside gaza. i've seen the pictures. they're looking at them like a fireworks show. there's not a situation where you have, you know, humidity on one side and the devil on the other side. you have two human groups of

people who are suffering. palestinians suffering disproportionately. and understand the conflict didn't just begin with the shelling by hamas, which i condemn. it began way before that. it began the closure. it began with the strangulation of gaza. it began with the fact that people in gaza badly governed, to be sure, but also horrifically treated by israel. that portioned out the number of calories they would allow them to get every day so they would know how much food to let in and how much to let out. that's not the way -- you treat gaza like an open prison camp. you create despair. jim, we're out of time. if they weren't ruled by a terrorist organization, there could be a lot of things going on differently. please promise you'll come back. we need to continue the discussion. unfortunately we can't today. our time is gone. i appreciate you being here. i want to bring balance but

obviously the only thing we truly agree on is that this is an incredibly unfortunate situation and hamas needs to be put under the pressure to stop this and get back to some peaceful environment in the middle east. thank you for being here, jim. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly has a little message for president obama. >> becomes the pollination and i want him to go underground with me and look at the people in the eye and tell them they're no longer important. >> congressman kelly will be here on the president's war on coal. he'll talk about that when we return. gressman kelly will be h in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs.

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operating. it's set to begin at 3:00 a.m. eastern time. 10:00 a.m. in gaza. israel said most hamas tunnels have been destroyed and it's pulling most of the ground troops out. and the u.s. and the u.n. condemning another israeli attack on a school serving as a u.n. shelter. the u.s. saying it was apalled by the disgraceful attack. at least 10 people were killed in the air strike. in eastern ukraine investigators finding more personal belongings from the victims of malaysian are flight 17. they found no human remains today after searching a two square mile area. i'm kelly wright. we take you to huckabee. industry officials say a new epa proposal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions in powerplants would place crippling restrictions on coal plants all over the country. it would force businesses to move overseas. that would cost thousands of

jobs. in west virginia the second largest coal producing state in the country, republican congresswoman and senate candidate pledged to continue fighting the administration on regulations. even her democratic opponent in the senate race, natalie ten gnat, is pretty critical of the president's policies on coal. here is an ad she released this week. >> where do they think the electricity come from? we know it's the hard working west virginia coal miners that power america. i fought to power our coal jobs alongside joe manchin. i'll make sure president obama gets the message. >> one thing i would like to agree with her on is turning the power off at the white house. that's a good idea. pennsylvania is also one of the largest coal producers in the nation. congressman mike kelly is one of the leading voices rallying against the very ridiculous epa

rules. he joins me now. congressman, thank you for joining me. good to have you here today. >> thank you for having me. >> when i was hearing the candidate for senate on the democratic side saying she will fight president obama, i'm scratching my head. she made the comment about i'll stand up to leaders on both sides. i'm not aware of any republican who hates coal. are there any? >> listen, republicans have been -- the folks on the other side have been mixed up. they forgot about who made the country great. coal has been the workhorse of the american industry. now this president stated, as you know, governor, when he was rubbing he said you want to continue to make electricity by burning coal you do it but we'll interrupt do you. agree that mccarthy said there's a war on coal. nothing could be more true. there's a war on coal. i said it before. the president almost acts like he's superman and coal is crypt tonight.

it's coal. e it made america great. we have thousands and thousands of people who bring the precious material out the earth to run our homes, cool our homes. why now? why are you doing it? and the answer is he doesn't really know who we are. we invited him gave him an invitation to come to the coal nation. why don't you go down. off the back nine and get into the mine. i want you to see what the people do. if you can team me after looking them in the eye and think the same way used to. you cling the bible and gun i would say you are so far off the mark. this made america great and continue to make great in a global economy we should be dominating now. we see a president who continues to play the fact he's a victim whether on a domestic issue or an international issue. this is the president, the leader of the greatest country in the free world is not being

the victim and start being the advocate for america. >> congressman, i don't understand the president's strident opposition to coal. it's mined cleaner, it's cleaner. i would rather use coal that puts americans to work than use oil that we suck out the sand of saudi arabia so they can use their profits to fund terrorist schools. i don't get the whole anger that the president has toward coal. how do we get the country to wake up to the fact we have energy it would put americans to work but we have an administration that seems to not be interested in those two things. >> best way to do it, governor. we have an important election coming up this fall. we have to keep our majority in the house of representatives. we have to increase it. people like shelly moore have got to go to the senate. we have to win the senate this fall. if we don't we'll not be able to stop the president's agenda. it's very clear, at least clear to us and the people that get up

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power. there must be consequences. all i can say is bravo senator feinstein and senator udall. it's nice to have democrats having read and believe the constitution of the united states and realize the cia director needs to be shown the door. president obama said he sports brennan. he eventually answered the question during the news conference yesterday. before doing so, it sounded kind of like the president didn't think that the white house press had all the priorities in order. >> i thought you you were going to ask me how i was going to spend my birthday. you know what i hope you saw? as they took the shot of the press normally they would be ooh, yeah, let's ask you birthday question. did you see the looks on their

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>> she had the lead real in les mis rale be longer than any one in history. he has been working on inspirational songs called "finding my way. welcome mike mcveigh back to the show. great to have you back. >> it is a mresh sure to be here. >> we were so thrilled to have you before. delighted to have you back. you are previewing something that is coming up a brand new project and album, a collection of inspirational songs. i think we could use a little inspiration in our lives these days. >> i think that's true. i am glad you agree. timing is everything, isn't it? the finding my way is a group of inspirational -- songs that inspire me growing up and new

inspiring music. timing, like you say, is everything. i think it's time for some inspiration, for love, for truth something we can sink our teeth into. >> one of the songs is the one we mentioned before, "you raise me up" sung by josh groban. you are going to do it for me. please welcome mark mcvey. ♪ when i am down and my soul so weary ♪ ♪ when troubles come and my heart burdens me ♪ ♪ then i am still here in the

silence ♪ ♪ until you come where ♪ you raise me up so i can stand on mountains ♪ ♪ you raise me up on stormy seas ♪ ♪ i am strong when i am on your shoulders ♪ ♪ you raise me up to more than i can be ♪ ♪ you raise me up so i can stand on mountains ♪ ♪ you raise me up to walk on

stormy seas ♪ ♪ i am strong when i am on your shoulders ♪ ♪ you raise me up to more than i can be ♪ ♪ you raise me up (applause) >> that was our friend mark mcvey. i don't sing but i think if i did it would sound a lot like

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this is the human element at work. dow. >> as i say good-bye this week a special good-bye to my mother in law pat stevens who passed away at the age of 84 after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. she was 1z a remarkable lady who as a single mom raised six kids during a time when there really weren't that many single moms. she saw her children had clean clothes food on the table and i am mac lat home. she did it without government assistance. she and her children were in school every week because i am sure she knew they needed moral assistance i wonder if just a little of it was some relief from the noise that was a part of their lives. she was a meticulous planner and organizer she had to be in order to take care of responsibilities with work and home.

she made detailed lists and accomplished everything she put on them. she was a true executive and outlined a task assigned delegated responsibilities to each of her children and followed up on the completion of the task. held each of her children accountable for the results. she lived her life for her children. her greatest moments were when they were all together. how fitting that when news came of a sudden crisis in her condition that would end her life less than 24-hours later, all her children and their spouses were gathered at our house which was supposed to be the first reunion of all of the brothers and sisters that wasn't a part of a christmas, thanksgiving or mother's day. it was as if they saw them together having a good time and decided it was a good time to go. in proverbs a godly woman is one described as one whose children rise up to call her blessed. to pat stevens her children did

rise up and call her blessed and she was. and we were all blessed to have known her. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york, good night and god bless. >> hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." . i am judge jeanine pirro. redeploying military forces all the while the fighting rages on. a report from gaza city coming up. and don't drink the water, ohio's nightmare, a crisis of toxic tap water. we will have the latest for you. first to my open. tonight the shelling continues. and there appears to be no end in sight for the hamas israeli conflict. the third war in five years. and he did it again. our president barack