i understand they're from hebron. so they're going to track down every possible lead to get them to figure out who sent them, what organization they're attached to, and most importantly, are there other units out there that are atte t attempting to perpetrate other attack elsewhere? >> the weapons used by the attackers was an improvised machine gun. i don't think that adds much to the knowledge of the attack, itself, but that's what they are said to have used. right there where the attack took place, what did the police do in that immediate area? presumably they're looking for any unused weapons or bombs which might have been planted? >> you know, there's always a possibilities. in fact, i'm surprised there weren't any explosive devices used in this attack as well. in addition, you have the possible other people involved are still on scene. that's -- you know, it's a common tactic that you wait until the emergency response is in place and you have police officers, emergency medical personnel, the investigative teams,

cousins from the hebron area. hebron is an area in the west bank just outside jerusalem. it's a hot spot for attacks. we've seen attempted stabbings and stabbings over the last year, year and a half. tonight this attack happened around 9:30. earlier in the evening. when the two attackers opened fire. we understand they may have had a submachine guns and they may have been dressed as orthodox jews to try to blend in and disguise. i talked to several witnesses, at a bar called max brenner. a vibrant central area. in tel aviv. these two witnesses say they heard a ring of gunshots as one described it. he said he saw one of the presumably gunmen opening fire. and that's when a stampede of people tried to rush out of the area. another woman i talked to said people were falling over themselves obviously in panic. trying to get out of the area. right now let me just show you quickly, behind me, you need my photographer can push in. can you see the restaurant in the distance. by the way, police, we were a lot closer, over the last 20 minutes they pushed us, the media, far away fro

t to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, tthis israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. >> in is not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumani

and we constructed finally a for al agreement to sign hebron. we deployed from hebron at the end of 1996. we passed responsibility for 85% of the city. e had very complicated structure of security arrange meant that hold until today. so for me, it was an example on how things can work if there's a good way on both sides. since then, four years later, the second intifada broke up because of the perception and attitude of -- was dealing with peace and -- at the same time and different work 2000 to the second intifada, i'm sure you all know the history and identicals of this intifada was terrible for both sides and more than 1,000 israelis were killed and the palestinian economy was devastated. both sides were big losers of this intifada. took us five years to suppress this wave of terrorism. and then when i took office as a central command, commander, it was just a month before the koop in gaza. it was the anti- -- a month after i entered office in the central command hamas extend intifada from gaza shooting people, throwing them from buildings, h

they are two palestinian cousins from hebron, from the yata area of hebron. they are the two attackers, at least one of them was shot on the scene. both have been neutralized according to security services. they were dressed according to eyewitnesses as orthodox jews. when they went into the crowded marketplace. but, again, this is coming in now from our producer in jerusalem who spoke to israeli security services that there were two -- that the two are tw the hebron area, palestinian cousins living there. shepa shepard? >> four people dead, prime minister off to visit with security ministers. what might we anticipate based on your security and knowledge there? >> one thing we know is happening right now is that the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu who just landed from moscow, a trip to moscow, landed in tel-a-viv, he's having a meter right now with the heads of security services at his office in tel-a-viv. that's just across the street from where this shooting occurred. the shooting occurred as mentioned not far from the israeli defense ministry. t

they were cousins of a small village outside of hebron.uch about these two individuals they weren't on any one's radar in terms of akvism and extreme i. they are trying to find out who might have helped these two pass checkpoints and get here to tel aviv and how they got their hands on the automatic machine guns. a lot of questions remaining but one thing we do know is four people were killed and eight wounded. there is a lot of outbreak in tel aviv. >> concerned about the escalation that happens next. we will check in with you later. >> washington, d.c. about to feel the burn. vermont senator bernie sanders heading to the white house. they are looking toward the general election and trying to find a running mate. garrett tenney with what we can expect on that. >> there's a lot riding on today's meeting. that may include the future of democratic party chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz whom sanders has been clearly not a fan of in the past and accused of bias as well. campaign sources tell us sanders may ask she be fired in exchange for h

they are cousins from a village from hebron outside of the west bank. you can see them walk in a cafe in a popular market and both dressed in black suits and get up and pull guns out and open four and diner ares are running for their lives and four people were killed and five others wounded and the attacker ares took off running and one was shot by an armed city. he shoots and takes down one gunman and that person was taken into custody and the other was arrested and in a bizarre twist to the story, one of the gunmen on what turned out to be a off duty police officer, thinking he was a innocent bystander. the officer allowed him to have the water. and he was one of the shooters and the officer's saw is the gunman's clothing and the same black suit as the other that was shot, the officer realized the attacker was in his home with his wife and in- laws and the officer got other officers and he was took him into custody. and today israeli forces locked down the village where the gunmen are from in hebron on the west bank. one of the fathers of the gunmen s

they are cousins from the hebron area in the west bank. this has been a flash point, particularly the border there for violence over the last year and a half. near daily attempted stabbings and stabbings mostly on border police and security forces there. we're waiting for more details, obviously, about them. but, right now, in the village that they lived in in the hebron area, that is now a closed military zone. now, earlier this evening, prime minister netanyahu arrived back from russia where he was, you know, there visiting with president vladimir putin. he arrived here shortly after the attack. he was aware of it and he came here just a little while ago. i'm not sure if we have that sound. but he called this a savage murder and terror attack, yet another one. that said, you may remember on new year's day, there was a shooting, again, in central tel aviv, not very far from here. two people were killed in that attack. that was a lone wolf attacker. as far as the gunmen in this attack, greta, it's unclear if they were tied to any type of t

and reconstructed, finally, a special agreement was signed for hebron, redeployed from hebron at the of '96. we passed responsibility for 85% of the city. we built a very complicated structure of security arrangement that holds until today. so, for me, it was an example on how things can work if there's a good will on both sides. now since then, four years later, they broke up because of the perception and the attitude of arafat was dealing with peace and terror at the same time. it didn't work and i'm sure that you all know the history. the outcomes of this intefadeh were terrible for both sides. thousands were killed. many palestinians, the economy was devastated, both sides were big losers of this intefadeh. it took us five years to suppress this wave of terrorism. and then when i took office asc before the coup in gaza. there was the unity government. in 2007, a month after i entered office in central command, hamas expelled from gaza, shooting people, throwing from buildings, humiliating them. after i heard the morning briefing and i talked to my men, look, there's an opportunit

the two are cousins from the west bank city of hebron. the military moving into the area overnight raiding the houses of the suspects sealing off the town. now revoking work and travel permanents for thousands of palestinians during the holy month of ramadan. primary netanyahu vowing to attack the attackers and after a night of security consultations has scheduled an emergency cabinet meeting later this morning. kendis, diane. >> and breaking overnight four people were injured after a knife attack at a shopping mall near sydney, australia. police shot and injured an but the officers' bullets ricocheted and three women were hurt. the suspect and the bystanders are all in stable condition. >>> the political battle over zika fund something moving forward on capitol hill. the senate voted to go ahead and negotiate with the house over the issue. the two sides are really far apart of the senate approved just over a billion dollars and the house just $622 million. now, the white house wants $2 billion to fight the virus that is expected in the u

israeli police say they are from the same family from a west bank village near the city of hebron, at for violence in recent months. >>> prosecutors say brock turner, the former stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman, lied about drinking and doing drugs. he portrayed himself as an inexperienced drinker, but cell phone record indicate otherwise. as john blackstone reports, turner blames alcohol and the college lifestyle for his behavior. >> reporter: before brock turner was sentenced on three counts of sexual assault, he pleaded with the judge not to be sent to prison, and he apologized for his actions. "i wish i could just take it back. i can't believe i imposed such suffering on the victim, and i'm so sorry." in a letter obtained by cbs news, turner fails to take full responsibility. instead blaming the party culture "i briefly experienced in my four months at school." at stanford, "drinking alcohol became what i expected when spending saturday with friends." in spite of being found guilty, turner insists what happened that nights consensual. "at no t

katy: according to israeli police, the two attackers were palestinian and came from a village near hebronsoldiers patrolled the village in the wake of the attack. >> to be honest i was really surprised. i did not expect this of him. i don't know what pushed into do this, who organized this. the boy is a worker. he does not have any political leanings. i was surprised by the news just like everyone else. katy: since last year there has been a rise in palestinian attacks on israelis, but in recent weeks there has been a lull in stebbins and shootings. this will put security back in the spotlight. - jane: a look at other news from around the world. unityaligned to the un government in libya are reported to be pushing towards the center of the islamic state health city. the forces fighting i.s. our partial position -- powerful militia. officials say that city could be recaptured within days. the first of a series of test runs among the newly enlarged panama canal have begun. a bulk cargo carrier hired for the occasion with -- in the first of three levels of locks. the expansion of the canal i

because every state has towns named bethlehem and hebron and because our super-narrative, a biblical narrative of religious pilgrims seeking a promised land is that narrative. i mean there's an overlay. americans can relate to the story of israel and relate to the morality play that's going on in a way that they, you know they look at yemen and they go, what's yemen, you know, and why do i care about yemen? but this is something that they can relate to. - we have two minutes left i wanna ask from the perspective of your 15 year old son going to see trump in apec. we are, as we sit here, still confronted in this country with a choice, republicans and democrats and within the parties in essence trump and cruz or clinton and sanders. give me your very shorthand kind of guide to what we're looking at from a foreign affairs standpoint in the case of each of those four outcomes. - so you've asked an impossible question. it's usually not an impossible question at this point in the four year cycle because we understand generally what the foreign policies of the democrats are. i mean i think

she was asleep in her bed in a southern west bank settlement near the town of hebron when the idf sayteenager from a nearby village broke into the settlement surrounded by a fence, snuck in to this girl's house, into her room and stabbed her to death. security guards from the settlement responded, ran to the house. there was a fight. one security guard was stabbed according to the israeli defense forces. and the suspect, this palestinian teenager, was shot and killed. condemnation coming from all over. prime minister netanyahu calling on world leaders to condemn this act. also saying that he would work to revoke the permits of this palestinian's family and has started the procedure to have this palestinian's family's home demolished in the southern west bank. >> as you get more information and as we hear continued condemnation of this fatal stabbing, please let us know, orren lieberman, thank you in jerusalem for us. >>> in turkey, among the people killed at the ataturk istanbul airport, a chief of pediatrics at a tunisian hospital who was reportedly in turkey trying to get his son ba

their hometown in the southern west bank outside hebron has been completely closed off. 83,000 travel permits issued by israel to palestinians living in the west bank in gaza giving them special permission in this holy month of ramadan to visit the holy city of jerusalem, all of those permits have now been revoked. as far as israel's security fos their priority will be preventing another similar attack. that is really very difficult for them to do. it's a difficult, tough challenge, because what happened in tel aviv last night bears all the hallmarks of the kind of attack that has been characteristic of this wave of violence which started last fall, that is young people are the attackers and they appear to be acting on their own without the support of any kind of militant network or terrorist organization. that makes their actions and makes their attacks difficult to anticipate and very difficult to prevent. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, it's always a fast-paced weekend, and this year marks the 19th summer for the annual air force association's cycling classic. it's an event th

the two attackers are described being cousins from the hebron area and they were known to israeli authorities. they have been described in one case that at least one of the attackers was disguised as ultra orthodox jew. police are searching the area to make sure there are no other attackers. there are concerns about how much coordination there may have been involved in these two or any other groups. at this point no other group claimed responsibility. we will keep an eye on the story and let it know what we learn here. back to you. jonathan: thanks. five bicyclists dead. all of them nowed down by a truck drive. this mapped in michigan yesterday everything. the man behind the wheel has been taken in custody. lauren springer from the sister station wwmt is in cooper township, michig happened? do we have a motive? reporter: that is the question of the hour. a question that police can't answer for us just yet. they do not know exactly what caused this to happen. what they can tell us is a 50-year-old man was arrested. not far from the scene last night. this, of course, after he ran over nine peop

and khalid muhamre shown gunning people down as they ran to for their lives are cousins who live in hebron in the west bank. an armed security guard shot one of the attackers, who is now hospitalized. the other was arrested in a bizarre twist to the story. after running from the scene, the second gunman asked what turned out to be an off-duty police officer for a glass of water. he was allowed into the officer's home where he sat with the man's wife and in-laws before the officer realized his guest was the gunman. he was arrested after a brief struggle. israeli security forces have locked down the village where the two cousins lived. the father of one said he realized his son was one of the attackers by the suit he was wearing. >> translator: my son is not affiliated with any political group. >> hamas while not claiming responsibility, called the attack heroic. it's unclear if the two gunmen had ties to any militant group. but former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael orrin, now a member of the knesset. says it is clear that the attack was planned and coordinated. >> this att

and cousins from the west bank area of hebron. is an area that's been a flashpoint for violence between palestinians and mostly israeli border police and security forces, and your daily attempted stabbings. it's unclear if these two attackers were in anyway connected to any type of terror cell or terror organization. and why they close this place in particular, if they were so-called lone wolf attackers as has been the case in other attacks, including two recent attacks in tel aviv as well. this has been the worst so far this year, however. the investigation continues, we understand that israeli security forces have stormed the village where these two gunmen are from. the investigation continues, and prime minister netanyahu called this a savage murder and terror attack. megan, back to you. >> chilling, john huddy, back to you. >>> a series of new calls to replace the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump at the republican convention in five weeks. these calls come as a major conservative voice came out calling the last 72

like you say, they come from the hebron area, same family.t's the details until now. >> paul goldman, our producer on the ground for us, thank you very much. >> let me bring in martin fletcher. when i first saw the news, i said, it's the mid '90s, and you said, no, is it 2001? but either way, anybody that's spent a lot of times following the israeli/palestinian issue know it's awfully familiar. >> it's awfully familiar. there's been lone wolf stabbing attacks against jews and that was different, because in the past, it was suicide bombs, attacks against buses, shootings. the palestinians themselves were beginning to call the third uprising, a different kind of violence. >> a third intifada? >> uprising means intifada, but everyone's holding back from that. nobody wants to say that. >> everybody's been hesitant to use that word. >> precisely because it's mostly lone wolf stabbings, other than organized attacks. >> you brought up stabbing. this is obviously more lethal. they had arms and this is what we hadn't seen in what has been a slow build

and khalid muhamre shown gunning people down as they ran to for their lives are cousins who live in hebronn armed security guard shot one of the attackers, who is now hospitalized. the other was arrested in a bizarre twist to the story. after running from the scene, the second gunman asked what turned out to be an off-duty police officer for a glass of water. he was allowed into the officer's home where he sat with the man's wife and in-laws before the officer realized his guest was the gunman. he was arrested after a brief struggle. israeli security forces have locked down the village where the two cousins lived. the father of one said he realized his son was one of the attackers by the suit he was wearing. >> translator: my son is not affiliated with any political group. >> hamas while not claiming responsibility, called the attack heroic. it's unclear if the two gunmen had ties to any militant group. but former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael orrin, now a member of the knesset. says it is clear that the attack was planned and coordinated. >> this attack shows every sign

they are both members of the same family from a palestinian village near the west bank town of hebron. it has been a hot bed for violence in recent months. >>> a massive wildfire burning dangerously close to homes in arizona. so the fire forced several families from their homes and we're told multiple structures are on fire. the 300 acre large fire is burning near the area where 19 firefighters were killed in a wildfire three years ago. >>> i'm patricia stark, now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> welcome back to "hannity." presumptive 2016 gop presidential nominee donald trump is riding high tonight following yesterday's primaries and with the final votes now being counted mr. trump is smashing the record for the most votes received by a republican presidential candidate in a primary season with well over 13 million. that number may be higher when it's all said and done. to put it in perspective, in 2012, mitt romney took home 9.9 million total votes in the primaries short of the previous record held by president george w. bush in 2000 who had

they're both members of the same family from a palestinian village near the west bank town of hebron. the area has been a hotbed for violence in recent months. >>> a democratic source telling fox news that massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will endorse presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton next week. warren had not backed either clinton or her rival, bernie sanders, before clinton clinched the nomination. it's believed warren's endorsement could win over sanders supporters for the sake of party unity. warren has also been touted as a possible v.p. pick. i'm patricia stark. now back to "hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to "hannity." presumptive 2016 gop presidential nominee donald trump is riding high tonight following yesterday's primaries and with the final votes now being counted mr. trump is smashing the record for the most votes received by a republican presidential candidate in a primary season with well over 13 million. that number may be higher when it's all said and done. to put it in perspective, in 2012, mitt romney took

>>mark: hebron is more than $20 million for quite of the past 16 years in this top $2,000,000.60 of the of we will have more on the warriors and their back-to-back titles getting closer another block in the indian--blowout win. it's a big australian dinner party, every outback, every day and we've got big steak news... now, every sirloin here is center cut the most tender sirloin of all! >>want our new sirloin? a size bigger on us! the free bigger size's only till june 21st, go online & claim yours! i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now his >>reporter: there is all the cloud

two shooters were involved, two young men from hebron, both from the same family, both are in policed, is wounded. reports are that one or both of them were dressed as ultra orthodox jews and that they fired one or two homemade weapons, emptied the magazine, in fact, into a crowd of people at the market, injuring nine individuals, three of whom are now dead. >> so, to be clear, you said they were dressed as ultra orthodox jews. we've heard other reports that they were dressed very well, to fit in in an upscale neighborhood, so it seems there's some conflict about what they did in terms of a disguise to accomplish this terrorist mission. >> reporter: it's a very kind of relaxed atmosphere in the sarona market, very multi cultural area, very multi cultural experience. the unconfirmed reports that they were dressed somehow in disguise seem to be unnecessary, gin the kind of atmosphere they're at and where the shooting happened. but unconfirmed reports are that the attackers were dressed as ultra orthodox jews, or you say, very smartly. two other significant things about this attack, and

stuart: apparently, two 'causes from hebron. ashley: a village hebron.tuart: and israelis are all this. that video shows terror, abject terror. >> the guys were in suits liz: the inhumanity and barbaric, sorry to be debby downer. i appreciate your comment. this is where the s&p 500 closed yesterday, close to its all-time high. and that's the starting point today. trading gets underway shortly. now, that tells you just how far stocks have been-- how well stocks have been doing lately. we will open a bit lower, but we're also close, very close to an all-time high, that broad-based indicator. then we have restoration hardware. they make luxury home furniture. they lost money, they don't see a bright future. this could be the latest chapter in the retail ice age as we've called it. and then we've got facebook always in the news. two-thirds of apps downloaded last month were owned by facebook. that translates to a whole bunch of money liz: let's look the a the apps, facebook itself. these are the most downloaded apps on mobile devices. facebook and then alpha

reassess everything and maybe, maybe things will change with regards to the west bank, gaza, and hebronackers came from. bill: you make an excellent point. terror being terror even at low grade levels it can inflict a lot of harm, psychologically, physically, certainly. dr. gorka wrote a book called, defeating jihad. we appreciate your analysis today. we'll talk again very soon. >> thank you. bill: 28 minutes past the hour now, martha. martha: as you know if you follow politics california is not typically republican country but donald trump is laying out a plan to turn the blue state red as part of his strategy in the general election. a lot of people say, can that be done? bill: also, it's a boy and he is a really, really big boy. martha: oh. bill: how big? >> they took him out the nurse said it is a mini sumo wrestler. i was like, that is a sumo wrestler. martha: we are waiting for arrival of senator bernie sanders at the white house where he will sit down with president obama this morning. the vermont senator facing pressure after hillary clinton secured the nomination on tuesday nig

also complete coverage and a new champion hebron crowned. up. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello, everybody! fun day monday, june 20th. guess what? it's finally happened? first day of summer! longest day of the year! >> by the way, summer doesn't hit until about 6:30 so technically we're going to go through -- wait, we're tasting the last taste of spring and tonight when the sun is just about to set it's summertime, baby. >> well, we lift up our glasses, alcohol-free.

and it was crowded today as it was last night when two men from the hebron area walked into this facilityminutes later they began to open fire on the crowded restaurant. at least four people were killed, at least eight people were injured. the latest numbers we have right now, both individuals are now in police custody. one of them was injured by -- we think a civilian with a side arm who was able to bring down the attacker. prime minister benjamin netanyahu who was en route from moscow, a trip there landed here last night and had this to say about last night's attack. >> this is a savage crime of murder. and terrorism in the heart of tel aviv. it's done by criminal terrorists who don't value human life or are willing to murder innocent citizens who are sitting in a coffee shop. >> now after several months of very, very intense and violent attacks in sort of the october to january period, we have seen a decrease of attacks here in israel. that's part of the reason why last night's attack was so shocking. things had calmed down a great deal in comparison to last fall. israeli officials hav