arthel: okay. in your piece, you offered 10 steps that president obama can take immediately and there are three that stood out to me. work with congress and european union to come up with economic incentives for france, to cancel the warships it built for russian purchase, to give francois hollande, president of france encouragement he need to make a bold move. >> yeah. arthel: you go on to say the president should work with congress to cover exports to europe and third one that jumped out to me, increase u.s. banking sanctions on russian businessmen close to putin including personal property as well. talk to me about that. >> there are certain things the european union countries and united states congress can do to help alleviate the pressure on france. it is clearly going to be a huge economic bro to france to cancel these warships, no question about it. arthel: right. >> but we can help alleviate that. there are things we can do within our trade relationships and other european countries can do

arthell: eric, as a u.s.arine faces at least another month in a mexican jail why his attorney is now saying officials handling the case have crossed the line. plus this. [siren] >>> with hundreds of hamas rock raining down on major cities across israel, how are the media treating israel's response to the violence? oh hey there! (laughs) you're that grumpy cat. how about some honey nut cheerios? not even a smile? maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >>> an american marine locked away in a mexican jail will go back to court in three weeks. after sergeant andrew tahmooress's first appearance in court his lawyer is claiming he is a victim of civil rights violation. adam is here. what is the deal? >> he is trying to get the case dismissed on that front. that is the main crux of the case. he is saying the sergeant called over the mexican authorities and it should have been dealt with in an much different way. for seven-eig

. >> hey there, arthel. one of the efforts is to get the kids away from the border area so they can maintain the border safe. what we've seen emerge is 950 children that have been moved to the state of nebraska and illinois. but this has happened without those states' authorities being informed by the federal government. and it's causing an almighty rou this weekend. there are no details specifically about how these kids actually got there. and that's what's got the governors and the senators of these states extremely upset. this is the latest map of where these kids are now being distributed around the united states. i'll show you and i'll explain who is where. the yellow states, this is where we have established facilities, where we know large numbers of the 57,000 kids that have come over the border, since october of last year, are. the yellow states are where we've got actual facilities opening soon by the federal government. but the red states that you see, that is illinois and that is nebraska, this is

." >>> i'm arthel neville. cease fire in gaza officially over. palestinian militants firing several rockets into israel single-handedly ending the truce and rejecting israel's call for an extension. con are powell with more. conner? >> arthel, since the end of the temporary cease fire we have seen at least 15 hamas rockets be fired from gaza into israel. a clear sign that the extension of that cease rejected by hamas as we also got official word from hamas's leaders. now the temporary cease fire, the 12-hour cease fire did hold throughout the day honored by both israel and hamas. we saw lots of palestinians going out, shopping, many of them stocking up on supplies just in case the fighting does resume. others went home to assess the damage to their houses and to their belongings. this area has seen some of the heaviest fighting the past three or four days. everything is destroyed. buildings are burnt out. there is rubble everywhere. >> obviously, nobody can go back for his home. no animals, no electricity, no -- nothing. >> workers are still pull

arthel? >> streaming live from gaza city, john, thank you so much. >>> we go to ukraine where tension over access to flight 17's crash site is heating up. the doomed plane's black boxes have reportedly been recovered, but rebels are said to be removing evidence, including bodies from the crash site. all of this preventing investigators from finding out the exact circumstances of the disaster. streaming live in ukraine with the latest. steve? >> arthel, russian leaders say they may have possession of those flight recorders. at the spread out crash scene still as many as 100 bodies still waiting to be recovered. these men are local minesers. they're trying to help find pieces of the plane, as well as body parts. we are going to have to be careful here with the images we show you. you're really going to have to take my word for it here. three days in, a terrible smell in this field because bodies and body parts still have yet to be picked up. we're not going to show you the image but just off he

arthel? >> molly henneberg, thanks a lot. >>> arthel, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters taking to the streets in paris yet again. more than 800 people ignoring a government ban to attend those demonstrations. riot police out in full force. as you can see at one point things got overheated. some of the protesters there wearing masks where they began throwing rocks at police and other objects at the cops who then, as you can see, responded with tear gas. dozens of people have been arrested in protests like this one in france in the past few weeks. >>> and for more on hamas, a cease-fire and where this crisis goes next, tomorrow on fox news sunday, chris wallace will interview israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and ask about his goal and what both sides can do. check your local listings for air times and fox news sunday also, right here. >>> and now eric another fox news alert. the u.s. telling americans to get out of libya. the state department ordering what it's calling a temporar

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. >> and i'm arthell neville.e're live from the israeli border with gaza. >> and there is yet another new round of spying allegations against us, this time from a key ally. now the top cia official in germany is being asked to leave that country, so how did this happen and what does it mean? >> and another federal judge ordering the irs to explain what really what happened to lois lerner's e-mails. we have the very latest on the irs scandal. >>> but first, a continuing flood of illegal immigration on our southern border. president obama back in washington this hour after his trip to texas. after meeting with the president, texas republican governor rick perry says the two did agree to what he calls a substantiative conversation on exactly how to secure the border. this as lawmakers are considering the president's $3.7 billion emergency request to try to deal with it. but he still will not cut up the national guard or take other steps, says critics. molly hannenberg live with the very latest. molly, will the presid

>> reporter: hi, arthel. republicans say the lawsuit is about president obama rewriting the law it achieve his policy goals. here is an article of suing. congress makes the law and article two said the president enforces them according to article three. they resolve between the congress and executive. that's why the house of representative took the president to court to stop the unlawful actions. expect house speaker john boehner to make the case. if this president gets away with overreach. he argued future presidents will do that as well. he argues it is fighting for the institution. and the lawsuit said that president obama illegally got rid of the employer man date on two separate occasion. those in favor said the president's job is to carry out the law. democrats are pushing back. >> it is absurd to think that the house of representative has been harmed by president obama attempting in good faith to implement the hca. i understand their feelings might be hurt but acting out only gets negative attention an

. >> and i'm arthel neville. in for jenna lee. hurricane arthur is againing strength. it is packing winds of 90 miles per hour. and you are looking at carolina beach, north carolina on the live left side of your screen. thousands of vacationers and resident are leaving the coastal areas has the storm approaches. meteorologist janice dean has more on arthur is changing, i think, jd? >> arthur needs to make a sharp northeast turn or we'll have a earlier lap fall. we expect this to category 2, and look at this. this is where i am showing you the pointer. it is moving north, northeast right now. and there is wiowa lmington. we could deal with a landfall sooner and southward than originally anticipated. this is where the storm is tracking in the next few hours toward an overnight landfall in cape patterus. it has to curve now to make that forecast and the models. a lot of the forecast models are moving westward and that indicates a potential earlier landfall. and southward. and national hurricane center has been steadfast with their tra yektory. and i also want to point out

arthel: i agree. we'll see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is a fox weather alert. a storm fully engaged moving up the east coast at this point. millions of americans are in its path. people are leaving parts of north carolina's outer banks as hurricane arthur draws closer. we're taking a live look right now. arthur is gaining strength as a category 1 hurricane which is came overnight. it is for cast to become a stronger storm, possibly a cat 2. it could make land full tomorrow night or tomorrow morning. a major blow to so many of you in the region ahead of this big july 4th region. flooding from where the storm has already been is teaching us. this could be a lot to handle for the next 24 to 36 h

i'm arthel neville. >>> welcome to "a healthy you."ew weeks ago jamie morales was here to show you exercisy we can do at work, from using your chair for arm dips. someone might say i can't even leave my desk for two minutes. so today we have the no-nonsense, no excuses solution, the treadmill desk, plus we demonstrate an all-natural hair replacement therapy that works for those balding due to genetics, age or even cancer treatments, but first, do you suffer from anxiety, depression, chronic pain, addiction or maybe feel a little empty inside? don't worry. you're not

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news with just days left in the summer session on capitol hill, congressional lawmakers are considering president obama's massive emergency funding request to try and deal with the overwhelming flood of children and others who continue to pour across our southern border. >>> and the political boxing gloves are off between president obama and house speaker john boehner. what the president is saying now about mr. boehner's lawsuit against him. >>> you can forget angry birds. our "consumer reports" expert has the inside scoop on the best tablets for kids that are fun, educational and they say easy on your wallet. >>> we begin with a crisis in israel and the gaza strip. the death toll jumping to over 135 today as the barrage of hamas rockets continues. the israeli military now ordering palestinians living in northern gaza to evacuate. this is all part of the heavy israeli air assaults on suspected targets, including a mosque they say was hiding an arsenal of weapons belonging

." >>> i'm arthel neville. cease fire in gaza officially over. into israel single-handedly ending the truce and rejecting israel's call for an extension. con are powell with more. conner? >> arthel, since the end of the temporary cease fire we have seen at least 15 hamas rockets be fired from gaza into israel. a clear sign that the extension of that cease rejected by hamas as we also got official word from hamas's leaders. now the temporary cease fire, the 12-hour cease fire did hold throughout the day

thank you so much. >> thank you, arthel. >>> stocks surge after a bet herb than expected jobs report.he dow hit 17,000. why are many americans still feeling the pinch? [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" but have you been on an airplane lately? [ man ] man, this thing's got a lot of onions. i really wouldn't survive it without this scarf. and i have tide plus febreze. it gets it fresher for longer. getting ripe in here, huh? [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. >>> the u.s. economy is appearing to gain momentum with the dow hitting a record high and a new jobs report touting an unemployment rate of 6.1%. that is the lowest number in nearly six years. once you include the people who have stopped looking for jobs all together, that number almost doubles to 12.1%. here to talk about it and break it down, the founder and managing partner of harrington capital management. are either of these numbers the

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, hamas wasting no time abruptly ending the cease fire and firing rockets right at tel aviv. a live report from gaza city. >>> libya, the state department has closed our embassy in tripoli. this for the third time in two years. we'll have the latest details with that evacuation. >>> and congress days away from its summer recess. now some democrats are demanding no one leave 'til the v.a. is fixed. can they overcome the gridlock? >>> in the middle east, after 12 hours, the cease fire is now broken. hamas did it. by firing even more rockets into israel. a reported five. hamas claiming at least two of those rockets were aimed directly at tel aviv. of course, that's on top of the more than 2,000 it is said to have launched on the jewish state. conner powell has the very latest in this report from gaza city. >> reporter: i'll walk you through the new developments. they're shifting by the minute. what we understand right now is that today after the 12-hour cease fi

arthel. casy ste gal. thanks a lot.t now, sunni terrorist are making inroads in syria and iraq. rebel factions affiliated with a powerful tribe in the northeast. it came in the blitz in norther and western iraq and violence engulfs the country freedom prime maliki is facing problems from the shiite in the south. and the president has ordered in some americans, about 900 at last count to protect american facilities and embassy and embassy personnel and that kind of things. they will not do active war fighting unless they are under attack? >> that's right, john. they are u.s. service people to protect americans in the embassy in baghdad and other civilians and the assessments and to find out how good the iraqi military is right now. they gather intelligence from the human sources and electronic eavesdropping and also from unmanned drones. and it so voilths. if we are going to do anything else. bomb or reenforcements and all of that from a rolistic picture of the battle fold. how are the iraqis doing and can they hold? if

well arthel six out of seven billion one billion human being formally dead near nonbeliever. so these also receive quite a big portion of part of the humanity one other certainly they often need inner peace and all fundies people also become some importance of part of humanity so we must find a method to educate these people that are etc religion or not we should be. compassionate plus he was a say it's harmful to employ technology fired by anger and hatred it's only beneficial if we are motivated to seek the welfare of all beings you think this technology motivated to hate not depend on use. the term knowledge itself new to use properly. and good and to use for promotional hatred or division and that. harmful some people are sending some questions for you lou gilo ago tweets how do we have inner peace where you witness terrible in you main evidence events like those in venezuela telling you have inner peace when you see all that violence. some of these need. sort of strategy. sort of telling or share with people now we need the education system should include about modern ed

. >>> i'm arthel nevadaville time now for sunday house call. >> joining us as always dr. mark siegel and author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi chairman and professor of you're rollgy. good to see you doctors. >> happy sunday. >> we're going to begin this week with the increasing concerns about what many are describing as a serious public health crisis along the u.s./mexico border. tens of thousands of illegal immigrants entering the country without undergoing medical screening. talk more about this for me. >> health and human services is calling this is humanitarian crisis right now. i spoke to hhs and they said we have an unaccompanied alien children program. what that means is that children are coming into the united states illegally. and believe me, david and i are practicing physicians. and we have compassion for these children. if we took care of them, we wouldn't differentiate for one second. if children are not screened, they can bring diseases in and some of these diseases are things we usually vaccina

. >>> i'm arthel nevadaville time now for sunday house call. >> joining us as always dr.of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david samadi chairman and professor of you're rollgy. good to see you doctors. >> happy sunday. >> we're going to begin this week with the increasing concerns about what many are describing as a serious public health crisis along the u.s./mexico border. tens of

>> arthel, we've already seen some action behind us.ome air strikes in the distance, probably half a mile, if that, up the road here. seen

arthel: i do. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here today, sandra smith, jedediah, kennedy and today's hashtag one lucky guy, david webb. he is outnumbered. powerful stuff. >> my first time. excited, i am literally outnumbered but am i out done? i think i am. >> we're going to go right here, taking the podium to make another push to make his economic agenda move forward. the white house is saying the president will take on the latest development in congress. the house at to take a bit measure to give the go-ahead for a lawsuit against president. at issue is if president obama overstepped his constitutional duties by making changes to health care law without congressional approval. republicans with some constitutional scholars believe he did but democrats crying fo foul. last in the lawsuit is groundless exercise they say could end up costing taxpayers millions of dollars and we expect a final vote on that lawsuit later today, so we will be watching with the president does in kansas city. what do you think about this lawsuit? >> i

. >>> i'll be back with arthel neville for a half hour of news. and then the doctors will be in for "sunday house call" two hours from now at 12:30 eastern. i'm eric shawn. now back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> next weekend, a big international air show will spotlight the aerospace industry, not only the united states' leading exporter of manufactured goods, but also growing. last year, usair owe space $72 it imported. and that figure was up 10% over the previous year. that even as the rest of the economy is getting back on its feet as we look for traction. claus kleinfeld, ceo of alcoa. nice to have you on the program. good to see you again. first, let me ask you about the air show. a huge event attracting 100,000 visitors next week. what are you expecting from this air show next week? >> this is exciting. and once a year, everybody who is in aerospace comes together, fluctuating between england and paris. last year in paris, this year in farmborough in england. a lot going on. this is an industry, as you said, that's growing. for t

greg is in london live with the latest. >> reporter: hi, arthel.he battle over the co oil refinery continues. the group culling themselves a islamic state trying to get fuel control. that fight has been going on for weeks. and in the saddam hussein heart line. the village was retaken by government forces and a broader push by baghdad to get the control of the ti krit. much of the north and west of iraq remain in the hands of the sony mill tans and baghdad is not able to get back that territory without help. the pept gone brass is assessing whether it will snout air strikes or not. there is no formation of the inclusive government that many are saying to avoid the disentigration of iraq. a new government would wide acceptance. and the talks broke down when various factions broke out. malco is sewn as authtorian. and contributing to the rise and support of sony militant that call themselves the islamic state. and there was another function kureds. maliki said he would not step aside for a new leader. >> greg, thank you. >> and keeping in the middle e

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun.ews with just days left in the summer session on capitol hill, congressional lawmakers are considering president obama's massive emergency funding request to try and deal with the overwhelming flood of children and others who continue to pour across our southern border. >>> and the political boxing gloves are off between president obama and house speaker john boehner. what the president is saying now about mr. boehner's lawsuit against him. >>> you can forget angry birds. our "consumer reports" expert has the inside scoop on t

arthel: i agree. we'll see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is a fox weather alert. a storm fully engaged moving up the east coast at this point. millions of americans are in its path. people are leaving parts of north carolina's outer banks as hurricane arthur draws closer. we're taking a live look right now. arthur is gaining strength as a category 1 hurricane which is came overnight. it is for cast to become a stronger storm, possibly a cat 2. it could make land full tomorrow night or tomorrow morning. a major blow to so many of you in the region ahead of this big july 4th region. flooding from where the storm has already been is teaching us. this could be a lot to handle for the next 24 to 36 hours. take a look what is moving up the coast there. forecasters do say it should however pull back off east of us and be out of our lives up the coast of new england and out of the way later this weekend. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered" and i'm kimberly guilfoyle. here today, harris faulkner, sandra smith, kir

. >> i'm arthel neville. wasting no time abruptly ending the cease fire and firing rockets right at tel aviv. a live report from gaza city. >>> libya, the state department has closed our embassy in tripoli. this for the third time in two years. we'll have the latest details with that evacuation. >>> and congress days away from its summer recess. now some democrats are demanding no one leave 'til the v.a. is fixed.

. >>> and i'll be back with arthel neville at noon eastern.nd "sunday housecall" at 12:30 eastern. for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" with maria. >>> thanks, eric. many american companies are looking to move their headquarters out of america, and abroad to avoid the 35% corporate tax rate here in the u.s. the highest in the developed world. on tuesday, treasury secretary, jack lew, sent a letter to house ways and means committee chairman, david camp, saying our country needs a new sense of economic patriotism. joining us is maya macguineas, from the committee for responsible budget, one of the foremost experts on tax policy. good to see you. thank you for joining us. what's your assessment of this letter that jack lew sent to dave camp? >> i have to say, we all know what's going to fix the situation, and it is really a threatening situation to the economy, which is we need to reform the tax code. and so his call for economic patriotism, frankly, i found insulting and meaningless, right? it's not really going to do anythi

. >> i'm arthel neville, in for jenna lee today.ent obama is considering dramatically scaling back deportations as well as granting work permits to potentially millions of illegal immigrants now living here in the u.s. jon: the president expected to make a move in the form of an executive order. he is already warned he will act on his own because of congressional inaction as he puts it on immigration legislation. all this reportedly set to happen after labor day and ahead of the midterm elect