states track and field team at the paris olympics. i literally jumped off my couch when he won the 1500 meters. in quincy hall brian on the shot put, valerie allman the discus in finely and cindy sidney shattered the world record in the 400-meter hurdles. i am at lifo track and field fan i have never seen anything like this, what a performance. >> it was fantastic stuff. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us je are on fnc breed that is it for this week's show. thank you to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪'s before concerns are mounting as it launches a deadly airstrike on a school in gaza policy and health officials

operated by the you must remember that. claim at least 80 people killed more were injured for local health officials sate many of them are women and children. idf targeted civilians. as you know idf constantly says and it has been shown how moss s school and other areas to hide weapons the israelis say it was a command center housing at least 20 terrorist operatives including senior hamas commanders. it's an hour of fox news like i am eric shawn. hi arthel. >> i am arthel neville. go to israel military took caution to avoid harming civilians. school was hit when god sins were performing dawn prayers israel is accused of hamas of using innocent people to shield

its terrorist activity the gaza strike as tensions are reaching a boiling point in the region with israel embracing for a likely retaliatory strike for either i run or its proxy forces over the killings of the top transport leader general jack king says they have a run right where they want them. >> i think it's now inside the head of the iranian leadership. when he killed hamas political chief, that was one thing. the location of it was more important. because the location was in a high-security area in the general vicinity of where many of the elite is about ironic taken up residence. this is their primary security zone area fight the security services. and netanyahu penetrated that. that is got to be inside their

head. arthel: let's go to jeff a paul who is live with the latest at tel aviv. >> the timing of this latest israeli strike in gaza really only adds to the building tension in the region but we are supposed to have a new round of negotiations between israel and hamas on thursday. but that is five days away. now you have mediating countries like egypt saying that latest strike only proves israel is not serious about coming up with a deal to end the war. the idf admits they didn't hit a school near a mosque near gaza city early saturday morning. israel insists it was a precise strike that killed more than a dozen militants who are operating within a hamas compound control center embedded in that school. the idf said they took numerous steps to protect civilians are being hurt pretty s for short to the white house put out as statement hamas is abusing schools to operate out of, israel must take measures to minimize civilian harm.

hamas palestinian health ministry says dozens who fled the war were killed making it one of the deadliest strikes since the war started. matthew miller told f fox news yesterday no party in that region to should do anything in the coming days a new cease-fire agreement. >> it's very clear to iran i thought it israel interests what know other countries have delivered to iran. >> this is some new video from a little earlier when we were alerted to a rather larger swarm of drones detected in northern israel this happens from time to time and particularly close to the israel/lebanon border but what made the latest incident more alarming was the high number of drones detected in the large area they covered. so far no reports of any injuries, a little early hezbollah put out a statement

claiming responsibility say it was in response to an israeli strike that happened yesterday that killed a senior hamas commander. arthel: jeff a paul live in tel aviv thank you. >> is about remains on high alert over the possibility of retaliatory strike by iran or its proxies and attack drone yesterday hit a u.s. base housing troops in syria. that happens to be the third attack on u.s. forces in the middle east in the last month. so far you can see since october there have been at least 175 attacks on u.s. forces in the region. lucas tomlinson is at the white house with the latest from there. >> u.s. officials here say and attack from iran on israel is not imminent. the concern is that when fat attack, if it does come iran will use proxy forces that surround israel. something it did not do when launches attack back in april former commander of u.s. central

command on fox. >> hezbollah has literally thousands of missiles and rockets much closer to israel they can create much greater havoc and chaos and less time to respond for israeli and other u.s. and other forces that may be participating in the defense. >> as you mention overnight a drone slamming into a base in syria housing u.s. forces. officials say no one was hurt. monday a different story five american soldiers were wounded one seriously what rockets had a base in iraq. their beliefs 175 attacks on u.s. forces in iraq and syria since october where it some 3000 u.s. troops are based in both countries buried in the recent days the pentagon has been russian forces to the region for over a week ago biden's defense chiefs or the uss abraham lincoln strike group as you see here to sell from the middle east. does not appear to be in any hurry.

with the photo up with italian playmates the strike room is in the region. the goal is to prevent. >> the president to help defend israel. military capabilities in that region of a sufficient quantity and quality. we still have working at the same time for the diplomatic space. in the major escalation of the conflict in the region. >> on saturday april 13, just before iran launched that massive drone strike there is no sign of that. president biden was seen on the beach in rehoboth. >> iran and its allies how to

retaliate against israel without igniting an all out war. tehran is threatening a major attack after hamas a political leader was assassinated in tehran last week. the state department says it should be clear to iran and attack would mean serious consequences for their government and economy. >> it should be very clear to iran that escalation is not in their interest. it is not in israel's interest in any countries interests we delivered too as a way no other countries have delivered it to iran. it is true we will come to israel's defense. >> alright retired navy captain bob wells joins us now. captain, let's start here. the u.s. has warned iran of serious risk if it conducts

eight major attack on israel. so what in your expert interpretation is a serious risk? >> thank you very much for having me. i think the serious risk is eight military response. if they use their proxies as they have done against our troops in iraq. against the proxies. obviously they continue to play havoc in that red sea with their houthis proxy if you look at what is happening the largest proxy in southern lebanon, obviously if got tit-for-tat continuing on the northern front with israel. i do think an important point needs to be made with regard to the preview. we have communicated to iran likely with our other allies in the region. something is different when they

broadcast a response to israel this time for a brand-new president. a doctor, a cardiac surgeon and fact. he is having to deal the eye rgc. and as you know t the eye rgc is primarily the capability enhancers for all the proxies in the region. arthel: been going to get back to that in a second period but as you know, wrists come with ramification. what missteps by the u.s. could create damaging residuals? >> if it were not proportional i think if we hit iran directly the president of the united states has to inform the american people of any type of intent with the nation of iran versus united states of america. we have a very important interest with regard to stability. trying to achieve eight cease-fire in gaza to protect humanitarian efforts as well as

release the hostages. as i understand august the 15th is that particular time. but to answer your question directly and over response even though we have the capability as mentioned at the theodore roosevelt carrier strike group with the aircraft carrier in the gulf of oman. a ballistic missile defense ships off of lebanon to protect israel. we also put f-22 fighter aircraft in the region. with the f18 aircraft in the region itself. the united states is a very important as admiral kirby said quality as well as capability as a posturing in the region. we can answer the call with regard to the mission. >> in given the posturing and politics at play, how do you expect the leaders of iran and israeli prime minister to play this out? will they agree to a cease-fire

and if so how soon? >> it's a very complicated circumstance. the american policy is focused on a cease fire. that military policy is to eradicate hamas and reduce risk against the proxies. i think it is going to play out with regard to what is c his coe of action will be. i rent will strike they may not strike israel directly. i think with this new president as i have read some of the internal discussions may feel lucky iran is not at work directly with israel. i understand maybe a suggestion would be on the table to hit other targets in either iraqi or. there are other options are to hurt israel with regard to this particular interest. but back to american interests

in the united states were doing our best with military posture very capable central commander general we also have diplomacy. which is intense which is persistent by the administration to bring about the cease-fire. >> you mention proxies a moment ago. a map of the iranian backed proxies in the middle east. let's talk the organizations were not bound by international protocol how can they bungle even the best of plans? >> othat is a great question. it is been interesting to meet nationstate of iran of lebanon of it yet yet they have proxies within their borders. hezbollah isn't growing in its shiite intent to eradicate israel. they've gone to war if you remember back in 2006. there's eight border force

there. they can overstep their bounds. but just offshore you've got the united states with the strike missiles and other capability that could eradicate certain hezbollah capability into defend israel for came to that. the other part is the houthis we are still receiving quite a bit of challenge their with the houthis that's in ev everyday military operation and have been at combat levels ever since october. >> a lot happening indeed. before i let it go want to mention this let's not forget the hostages. what are 15 hostages are being held in gaza. forty-one unfortunately are considered dead and their bodies are in the hands of hamas. there in gaza that you just mentioned you believe they will be freed come august 15. i pray that happens if not before them had retired navy captain bob wells thank you so much sir.

cook's body camper to have you seen it from the trump rally shooting last month? it shows a moment local police officers is hoisted to the roof as you can see of the agr building spots the shooter thomas crooks is forced to fall back to the ground after officials say crooks turned around and pointed his weapon directly at the officer. new footage giving important insight into the thinking and concerns of local police who were working that rally pete cb cotton following all this with more details. >> in that moment and other ones captured in the latest round of dramatic body camera video for new questions for the american people about what could have been done to prevent the assassination attempt. especially after this local officer was heard making an explosive claim on the body camera footage just minutes after the shooting, watch. >> i would say. [inaudible] somebody up.

>> carbon on the roof? [inaudible] white work week? >> i told them they need too post the guys here. i told them that. i told the secret service i told him that tuesday. >> i'll republican senator chuck grassley is now demanding answers paid right into secret service acting director ronald rowe "were you aware of this body camera footage before july 30 of congressional testimony? if not, why not? rashly adding precisely answer with the statement for the butler township officer is an accurate representation of events? grassley's six page letter he also asked to be provided with information on whether any federal law enforcement personnel at the event saw a person on the roof prior to thomas matthew kirks opening fire. that newest body camera video from local officers show the efforts that were made to track down the gunman who was first identified as a suspicious person.

at 6:08 p.m. at butler township officer's body camera appears what to be the person on the roof of the agr building is not clear whether the officer notices. other local officers tried to close in on crooks. when one of them is hoisted to the roof he dropped back down after seeing crooks weapon. the officer then radioed about crooks firearm. the message never made it to the secret service according to acting director rose director re congressional testimony and seconds later we know the shooting started print local police then left of frustrated frustratedabout the chain of ev. cook's you saw him. >> no. [inaudible] >> they called them out early. and then they lost sight of him. you good? >> i hear you. >> we lost him. we couldn't find him. >> secret service spokesperson called the shooting a quote secret service failure.

and said the agency is reviewing the footage. >> why were we on the roof? that of course the big question. thank you. arthel: brazilian authorities are invested in the contents of the black box recovered from a plane that crashed yesterday killing all 62 people on board. investigators are still working to piece together exactly why the plane suddenly spiraled before crashing into a gated community but let's go to christina coleman. she is live with more. >> the black box of flight recorder was recovered at the crash site. will be used to investigate what caused the aircraft to rapidly plunge to the ground in southern brazil yesterday. killing everybody on board. today the planes regional carrier confirms there was an additional passenger on the flight increasing the death toll in this horrific crash from 61 fatalities to 62. disturbing video shows the plane

moma support crash it quickly descended from 17000 feet in about a minute where there is reportedly active warnings of icy conditions are on the elevation yesterday. a spokesperson for the plane carrier said even of their forecast for ice, they were within acceptable levels for the aircraft. brazilian authorities are investigating they say it is too early to confirm if ice because the crash. after the plane spiraled out of control it slammed into a residential community causing a fire to erupt. fortunately no one on the ground got hurt. >> the plane passed over us. it's going to fall over our home. it started to come down and down we said it is falling, it is falling from plane saw the plane again hit a crash. the flames are very high it burns everything it was a horror scene. we pray to god so it would not fall in our home. the 70 to 500 a twin while

turboprop plane was built in 2010 it was headed to self apollo's international airport when it crashed about 50 miles northwest of the state. brazil's president called for a minute of silence at a naval event after learning about this deadly incident. he also called for three days of morning. >> i have to be the bearer of some very bad news. i would like everyone to stand for a minute of silence because a plaintiff just crashed. there ar were 58 passengers and four crew members and it seems all of them died. i would like to ask for a minute of silence for the victims. >> such an awful situation brazil national aviation authorities investigating what caused the plane to go down. >> is really awful. christina coleman, thank you for that report. eric: vice president harris keeping up or swing state blitz holding up rally in battleground

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>> 1972 was the last time we voted for a presidential republican candidate. i do think it is still in play. frankly putting 10 walls on the ticket as a gift to republicans i believe it helps trump in minnesota. >> tom favors as vice president kamala harris and her running mate governor tim walls hit the swing states this week making a final stop in nevada tonight. grady trimble is live in las vegas but i'm sure you are aware of the pool just released the house harris with 42% and trump up 40%. this is a crucial state indeed. >> it absolutely is but we expect vice president harris along with the governor or walls to hit the state many, many more times before november. as a crowd started to fail in for an event that starts in four

hours or so this is a lap stop on this particular tour of the battleground state. the bison present and her running mate were in arizona yesterday. harrison faces a unique challenge here out west. she has to convince voters she will be tough on immigration particularly on the border in the case of arizona or awfully close to it. in the case of nevada. they harris campaign is out with a new ad airing in both of those days. think she will take care of the border that is of course despite record numbers of illegal crossings under the biden/harris administration and her role in dealing with the quote unquote root causes of immigration. but last night in arizona kamala harris blamed former president trump for the border crisis. >> earlier this year we had a chance to pass the toughest of

bipartisan border security bill in decades. but donald trump obtained the deal. when i am president i will sign the bill. >> trump had his own route late last night in montana. start a little late because airport officials say his plane had mechanical issues made a forced landing in billings instead of boozman where it was supposed to land. once trump did take the stage in boozman he hammered harris for her role in the border crisis and is continuing to do that today on "truth social." trump also brought up next month's debate which are both candidates have now agreed to. >> joe biden was exposed during the debate likewise kamala will be exposed during the debate shall be exposed during the debate or debates. when biden came out with a brilliant idea to have a debate had about workup f or him? not so good. >> former president does not

have any rally today but he does have a couple of fundraisers been one of them in wyoming. the other in colorado. we have also learned today that senator jd vance is going to head to michigan a critical swing states that vice president harris and governor walls are just hit a few days ago. we expected vance to get those rust belt states in particular because his message growing up in ohio seems to be resonating they are so we expect him to visit those estates and many, many times before november. arthel: absolutely that is another state where it harris is 42% versus trump a 40% of course all within the margin of error. it is tight definitely put a right grady trimble thank you live in las vegas thank you. fix there's been a lot of questions about when you will sit down for your first interview since being the nominee. >> talked to my team i want us to get an interview set up before the end of the month.

eric: vice president harris with that answer for critics who say she's been avoiding tough questions ever since she replace president biden at the top of the democratic ticket. that was nearly three weeks ago. recent column in a new yorker magazine put it this way saying quote the task of filling and what harris prefers to leave blank would usually fall to the press. but to date they have not been allowed or widespread calls for her to sit down and answer questions. as there were for biden after his catastrophic debate. but it is getting louder. liz peek is here to you think the strategy is intentionally to try to avoid tough questions for as long as the vice president can? >> yes absolutely and why not? after all she has a tremendous honeymoon going for her right now her approval ratings have been increasing. all she can do and she sits down for a press interview is begin to fill in the blanks. and there are a lot of blanks. that media has been very helpful

and basically expunging every position she took in 2019 during the primaries. whether it was on immigration or crime or anything else. everything now it's been a walk to the back including when she talked to people the press off the teleprompter a few days ago in michigan and. she said yes she would be open to an arms embargo with israel. in 48 hours later that has been expunged. it is time for harris to sit down and answer some questions. i totally understand why her campaign is refusing to do that. eric: at that detroit meeting, meeting with some pro- palestinian supporters she said should be open to a meeting about it. since then mr. gordon, phil gordon national security advisor to her said she is against an arms embargo. do you think these type of -- -- just a fact to raise that instead that media is given the rallies, the cheering, the support you get the soundbites

from behind the podium. is that a purposeful narrative to show her in a positive light for as long as they can? >> totally it is. let's remember it was a nanosecond ago that kamala harris was considered such a terrible candidate that democrats would rather run joe biden who they knew was incapable of serving four more years than having kamala harris become the candidate. she was like a threat to the democratic party and now they have embraced her whole hog. i think david axelrod was correct this irrational exuberance cannot last. for one thing, she has now made it a very consequential decision not so much in terms of what her administration might look like but in terms of who she is by picking a very left wing tim waltz as her running mate. that was an important sign as to who she really is.

but remember it is not democrat she has to win over. those people showing up at rallies and being excited joe biden is no longer on the ticket those are democrats but she needs to win over independence. they are looking at tim waltz and all that is coming out about him and says maybe kamala harris has made more of a progressive than we think more of a liberal that we think i don't think that's really what i want to sign up for it. eric: finally did you think she can settle some of this if she does give an interview? we heard her in the soundbites and talk to my team we will have one by the end of the month you think that's enough? >> three weeks off. don't rush. yes it's very important for her to sit down. what we have seen in the past it doesn't go well but very often off the teleprompter she gets into these terrible word to salads and doesn't make much sense. that is why she's not doing it we will see if she sits down with mark levin or rachel maddow

not taking bets. good to see you. >> not foxnews a. [laughter] eric: you never know, thank you she is welcome here anytime. arthel: why not foxnews questioner club at university students and graduates are filing a new class-action lawsuit over the pro- palestinian demonstrations on campus earlier this year. instead of suing the school itself the lawsuit is targeting the alleged organizers of the protest along with some lawmakers as well. the lead counsel on that case will join us next.to s stick around. ♪ when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do.

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the campus at the end of the spring semester. the suit also list some lawmakers who were defending those protest appeared to similar cases at harvard and mit have already been tested. one judge ruling the harvard law suit can proceed but another shut down but one are brought against mit. fox news has reached out to the defendants in the columbia case for comments that we have yet to hear back. meantime lead counsel in the columbia suit daniel joins me know. so first of all, who are the organizers and what is the legal complaint against them? >> it starts with students for justice in palestine. it's a radicalized organization with networks and nationwide. the fact these happen on campuses across the country at the same time is not an accident. but it really goes to a larger network of left wing agitators, of people in congress, in that unions that this was a

coordinated effort to highlight this issue. but in doing so they shut down: but university. my clients and tens of thousands of other students paid tuition for an education they did not receive. that is a result of that legal acts of these left wing agitators spread we are suing to get compensation. and hopefully deter this from happening again in the future. arthel: you said you win the loss of the students get compensation for do we have an idea of what you are suing for? can you tell us how much? >> tens of millions of dollars in damages here. if you think of every student in columbia. because every student columbia paid for pulp full education for that is how they got. they paid for a commencement too. every member of the class of 2024 was denied that commencement ceremony because of the security risk and the unsafe environment that was created by these on-campus agitators. arthel: let's take a look at a

scrolling list of anti- israel protests at all of the top 50 universities. we are talking about what is at stake with this lawsuit. what is at stake in terms of a precedent? >> this is hugely important not just for columbia but for every university across the country. when school goes back in just a couple of weeks that we are going to see another surge and activism. and the question is simple. are the active is going to follow the rules and follow the law? are universities going to ensure anti-semitic behavior has no place on their campus? hate speech has no place on their campus? we have already seen in columbia what can happen when these things get out of control when the students take over. that is not what we want at any of these top universities or any of the schools our kids are paying so much they deserve a good education that is with the school should be providing.

we should not tolerate illegal activity by some student activists. >> are you working with the universities to keep the agitators off-campus are you working on that end as well? >> the universities have it seek separate obligation known as title vi. hood there students have a safe learning environment they are not discriminated against based on race or religion. i think there are serious concerns from the university side they need to ensure their anti-semitic behavior or hate hatespeech happening on their campuses. but the real foundation for that is that we should not have student activists breaking the rules, taking over campus, taking over buildings taking janitors hostage, shutting down schools in the first place but those the people he sued because ultimately they're the ones who broke the rules. they're the ones who broke the law they need to be held

accountable. >> those students you are suing students they don't have money to their parents have to pay? >> there is a large nationwide network that is behind the student organizations. we have sued not only the student groups but the faculty who enabled this. the faculty unions and some will remember the visual image. correct some lawmakers at as well as three members of the so-called squad actually showed up on campus illegally trespassed onto columbia's campus and encouraging the sto continue in their illegal behavior. you cannot do that. we encourage people to break the law we call that incitement it is not protected by the first amendment. you can be legally liable as i think these lawmakers will be for inciting other people to break the law or you cannot do that the first amendment does not protect that. arthel: incitement is not protected by the first

amendment. daniel, thank you very much. keep us posted, would you? >> yes thank you so much are being interested in the case. absolutely take care. >> after months of being on the defensive, ukraine forces launched a daring raid into russia. we'll have more details on the high-stakes mission. aleve. strength to last 12 hours. beth wants to get back to eating the food she loves. so she's been thinking about getting dental implants,

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not very effective in treating ptsd. the cdc says estimated 13 million americans are suffering from posttraumatic stress. through ukrainian forces expose a weak spot in russia. troops last week launched an incursion into russia for the very first time in the nearly two and a half your long war. the military reportedly managed to push 20 miles into the region. this could be a potential sign of great success for ukraine. stephanie bennett live and let it with the very latest. >> that is exactly right. russia is tightening up at security after being caught off guard by the ukrainian military earlier this week. russia has declared a federal level emergency is evacuated thousands in the coastal region. vladimir putin has also been forced to call and reserve troops to the area. today it russia announce what it called a counterterrorism

operation in three regions are the border with ukraine the ukrainian offensive into the region is now in his fifth day. it has not openly admitted to the incursion but president zelenskyy praised his army's ability to quote surprise and achieve results he said. russia says the new security measures to date were taken to ensure the safety of their citizens but this also now means russian authorities have the power to enter private homes, restrict the movement of traffic of pedestrians, or to the temporary relocation of people, use a phone tapping and monitor information sent electronically russia has impose antiterrorist operation regime in the past but the latest move with ukraine indicates moscow's military is struggling. meanwhile back and forth continues russia is continuing its airstrikes on ukrainian forces including reports of using a thermal barrack bomb that essentially creates a vacuum and suffocates its targets. with our russian missile slammed into ukrainian shopping mall on friday killing 14 and wounding dozens of others now taking a

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arthel: former nfl quarterback and his foundation are launching a new campaign to fight human trafficking. they are partnering with law enforcement to identify and rescue children who have been abused and exploited. we will hear it much more tomorrow on "fox news live" that is at noon eastern with tim tebow founder chairman of the temp t-bill foundation.

and on to major league baseball. unveiling plans for a special game on a nascar track. next season the cincinnati reds will take on the atlanta braves at bristol motor speedway in tennessee when her 50000 fans us will be the latest in a line of unique games like the one honoring the negro leagues in alabama earlier this year. quickset is pretty cool a lot of people there that game. panda mania at the san diego zoo. for americans welcomed the first new paid us a ride from chana china and more than 20 years. >> i wanted to see the pandas. because they seemed very playful. and they were very adorable and cute p. quickset never seen a panda before releasing it like on tv and nature documentaries they are super cute. they just kind of lays around but there's determine that.

eric: the pandas on a 10 year loan as part of a beijing so-called panda diplomacy you may remember that started back in 1972 after president richard nixon historic visit to china. one result of that was the upbringing of the pandas to the washington zoo back then. while, at the smithsonian national zoo in washington will also welcome a new panda pair before the end of this year and the san francisco zoo, they are getting to pandas. sometime next year or two. pandemonium get it,. [laughter] arthel: if you're going to toss out a pun don pond don't dwell , just do it. have you ever seen them? have you seen a panda? arthel: have only seen a panda on a panda cam. not on person. it's like carrots for judah how hard a bamboo stock is? they are just snapping it off like it is cucumbers.

any way it's true. eric: just take a look at that. let's show the pandas. not us, we like the pandas. arthel: we love the pandas scribble back tomorrow at noon eastern. thank you so much. state farm watching the panda. arthel: you let me talk for a second? oh lord, will be back tomorrow. [laughter] [door creaks open] [floor creaks] [door creaks shut] (♪)

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