with iran's proxy, hezbollah.hat is the first thing you have to do, expose those who stand behind her and the second is the question that you asked is, exactly the price for terrorism. because terrorism continues, as long as terrorism pays and, we have to make sure it doesn't pay and exposure is this first think to make sure it does not pay and the attack on a busload of tourist including a pregnant mother tells you what kind of people we are dealing with. imagine these people who are capable of doing anything, imagine them possessing nuclear weapons. people who gun down innocent people, will send suicide bombers, who could block the straits of... in iran and, annihilate israel and murder diplomats and taken over your embassy, you want these people to have atomic bombs? i think this is a reminder, this wave of terror attacks, that the world's most dangerous regime must not be allowed to have the world's most dangerous weapons. >> chris: the question is this: you have the united states and the allies working with t

prime minister benjamin netanyahu extends his blameless to include lebanon saying both iran and hezbollah were behind the blast and ball garia that left eight people dead. and british intelligence mimics the very hackers it's fighting against with the country's security committee calling for the launch of covert operations aimed at attacking cyber criminals. from a new center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day the u.s. and its allies a failed to push an anti a sad resolution through the u.n. security council for the third time russia and china have once again vetoed the motion for the latest from new york let's cross now to. why exactly have moscow and beijing stop this latest draft resolution dead in its tracks. well simply put russia and china used their double veto efforts within the security council on the draft resolution on syria because they have said over and over they will not support a draft resolution under chapter seven of the u.n. charter that chapter seven would allow the security council to impose sanctions on the syrian government if it did not live up to. the

hezbollah can surprise israer if israel does anything against hezbollah.ts that he was anticipating that israel might be prepared to do something against hezbollah and in his own way he was trying to suggest that his in easy has more means to deal with what the israelis might do than the israelis think. i think that is more brave talk than anythingÑi else but the reality he thinks israel may do something against hezbollah, i don't think the israelis do anything until they satisfy themselves they know who is responsible. i no at the prime minister has said he believes that it is iran and hezbollah but i suspect that they are probably taking a very close look at everything they know about this before they make a judgment and then think about what their choices are and the choices will relate to what does israel need to do to enhance its deterrent? that people need to understand when you kill israelis there is a consequence and how does it relate to other strategic interests israel has right now vis-a-vis iran and the nuclear issue and the like. >> rose: goin

what we do know is hezbollah was behind this egregious attack, hezbollah does take its orders directly from iran. it's the same hezbollah operating in syria, supporting the vicious assad regime and massacring syrian civilians. and hezbollah has been behind other terrorist attacks around the world on the direct destructions of the ayatollahs in tehran. >> if that is your conclusion and we heard from the prime minister there will be action, we heard from the defense minister that accounts will be settled. what is israel going to do? >> of course, i'm not going to get into operational details here, andrea, but israel has not only the right but the duty to defend itself against these attacks, to defend itself against iranian-backed terror and its declared goal of destroying the jewish state. an opportunity to pledge their commitment to destroying us, to wiping us off the map as they say. israel will defend itself. >> let me correct a slight misspeak. you just said that israeli officials never miss an opportunity. >> sorry, iranian officials, of course. >> okay. okay. it was clear to all of

the problem is assad might transfer the weapons to hezbollah. is a client of iran as it the regime in syria, so the -- or even to iran. so what you're talking about here are weapons that will be in the hands of, for example, hezbollah, who are responsible for the attack last week in bulgaria, the slaughtering of young israelis on a bus in bulgaria, whose leader declared his aim is not just construction of -- destruction of israel but the genocide of the jews in israel and this gives him the weaponry to destroy them in the hundreds of thousands. if the israelis have inkling of a transfer of weapons, israelis have teams and they will not wait for the un are or the russians or the united states. israelis will go in and either seize them or destroy them. it could be risky. these things are always risky. but there's nobody standing between a transfer of weapons into the hands of hezbollah other than the israelis. >> if are israel takes that action and steps out and tries to get its hands on the munitions, what does that do for the u.s.? force our han

>> well, iran and hezbollah have been carrying out these attacks in all these countries, in cyprus before that, and thailand, india, many, many countries on many continents. now, a week before-- everybody can see what i'm just about to say because this is public-- a week before in cyprus, a hezbollah operative that was captured -- he was arrested-- he admitted that his task was to get at israeli passengers, prepare the attack, israeli passengers get off a plane and then they would be targeted with a terrorist attack, exact same pattern. so you'd think, you'd surmise spoltly, that if hezbollah backed by iran did this in cyprus a week earlier, that the same modus operandi repeats itself in bulgaria. that would be an intelligence surmise from those who see only that. but the prime minister of israel sees more than that. and i give you a clear statement-- we have unquestionable, fully substantiated intelligence that this was done by hezbollah backed by iran. >> schieffer: you have said that you will act against iranian terror with great force. exactly what do you mean, sir some. >> what i mea

initiated by hezbollah, hamas, jihad or any other group.he terrible auspices of iran or other radical muslim groups. >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was part of the global iranian terror onslaught that he swore israel would react firmly. the bombing coincided with the anniversary of 1994 suicide attack by hezbollah in argentina. it comes amid revenge threat by iran for israel suspected killing of the nuclear scientist. investigation began in black sea town that was an international condemnation. president obama condemned, "today's barbaric terrorist attack" and said america reaffirms the "unshaken commitment to israel security." >> there have been other attacks on israelis around the world. thailand, india, and in recent months that have also been blamed on iran. but they haven't had the devastating affect on innocent civilians. when netanyahu says it's iran and not hezbollah and we will respond strongly, there is every indication that could well mean israeli attack on iran directly. >> bret, president obama rang the pri

. >> it's what he would do mostly from artillery shells and fall in hands of hezbollah and al-qaeda.at the u.n. security council, russia and china for the third time vetoed a resolution aimed to get them to halt military. >> the preparation of the status quo is no way static. it's a recipe for intensified conflict. increased terrorism. and proxy war that could engulf the region. >> the senior officials are conducting intense and on going dialogue, stressing any post assad government must respect the right of minorities. but opinion is split whether they are doing enough to help the rebels covertly or othe otherwise. >> i don't think we are doing enough. we don't need to be covert. the last thing america needs to do is hide from leadership. that drives me nuts. >> if there is a clear plan of action, the administration is wide open. no great options in syria. >> aides of secretary of state clinton reminded rebels washington provided them with millions of dollars of nonlethal aid including communication equipment. >> bret: james rosen at the state department. we'll follow the developing

israel has immediately accused perhaps wrongly hezbollah and iran, i don't know but it will retaliate. what will that retaliation do in lebanon and what then will impact in syria. this does have the potential. we're not there yet. >> rose: are you raising the question that this is the time for israel to strike iran if in fact it wants to do that and believes that the sort of zone of immunity is close by and here's an opportunity. >> i'm not sure iran. lebanon more likely. this is the kind of attack knowing israel the way most of us do, they will respond. perhaps. and again, one will have to see how it interconnects whether there is any interconnection but we're sitting on a tinder box. >> it reinforces the sense iranians are not a normal country or government and they cannot be trusted. it is not going to lead -- it's going to harden slightly and toughen the attitude in israel which is already as you know fairly tough on this issue. the other issue that comes out of a lot of this and it's come around this table which is the future what's going to happen in syria is if you're thinking

this attack was part of a global campaign of terror, carried out by iran and hezbollah. this terror campaign has reached a dozen countries on five continents. the world's leading powers should make it clear that iran is the country that stands behind this terror campaign. >> soldiers and doctors from israel have traveled to the resort to fly the dead and 30 of the wounded back to tel aviv. >> i would have lost my life in a split-second if i had not jumped out of the window. >> everyone who managed to jump from this bus said the others were all dead or wounded. >> no group has claimed responsibility for the bombing. iran is strongly denying it had anything to do with the attack. >> in a moment, nokia used to be the king of the mobile phone market. we will look at how apple and android have knocked it off the throne. >> first, a look at the other stories making news around the world. the former head of egypt's intelligence service has died in the united states. he was undergoing medical treatment. he was a close ally of former president hosni mubarak. he was appointed vice

whether iran or hezbollah, it is all iran, and i guess the game of trying to figure what israel might, is that worth playing? >>guest: absolutely. what you see is iran and, of course, hezbollah has ties to syria so it is murky who may have sent them but what you see from both syria or iran, a desire to bring in the israelis because when they do that they feel that the rest of the middle east will rally around their side and they can distract in anything happening. the iranian nuclear program, the atrocities in syria. things like that. the goal at this point for anyone who would want to carry this out is to use someone that cannot be tied directly to them but hope to catch israel in a counter punch because if they strike back openly and hard you are going to see a regional uprising against israel. >>shepard: and normally as jennifer said, cross borders are normally targeted strikes and you cannot finger the israelis specifically. right? >>guest: well, that is right. the most likely scenario looking at it as a citizen without access to the intelligence community information is that this

hezbollah is an ally of iran just like hamas is.re was a resolution voted on just this minute at the united nations security council, i'm hearing that russia and china have vetoed that resolution. that goes nowhere. a bit of a paper tiger we talked about last hour. there is a report now that the bomber was carrying a fake id from the state of mhigan. put that together. >> well, it's very interesting. if it is fake, but there is a large lebanese tkeurbgs aspera in michigan. think came to work at places like ford motor company. there is a large lebanese group. i don't know the origin -fs this individual, it makes it interesting. it won't surprise me that this individual might have some types into the united states or are carrying a fake id procuredo help him get into bulgaria to perpetrate this major tragedy. bill: another issue that deals with syria, because you asked. bill in wyoming writes the following, how long has syria has this reported stockpile of chemical weapons and where did they come from? what can we report on this that

israel defense minister issued a warning to hezbollah after returned from the heights overlooking syria. >> of course, what happens on the border of syria and lebanon to make sure they're doing this, the transition period. advance the weapon systems. >> if we have information, chemical agent. biological agents. are about to fall in hands of hezbollah we will not spare any effort to prevent it. >> they reached out to defense secretary leon panetta about possible israeli strike on the syria chemical weapon stockpile. but the u.s. expressed concerns to the israelis such a move could embolden assad's regime. the discussion continue. >> bret: dangerous time. thank you. name calling and accusation are the focus of the contentious presidential election with words now a week old continuing to haunt the president. this comes against the bac backdrop of another surge of 34,000 in weekly jobless claim. carl cameron reports tonight from boston. >> words that new unemployment claim rose to 386,000 exceeding what analysts say are needed for unemployment to drop below 8%. >> jobless claims are up. and

. >> it was part of a global campaign of terror carried out by hezbollah. >> a summer of the storms and extreme heat and drought. acts of god or the wages of environmental sin? >> we are asking god to send us the rain we need. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> bain capital, of sourcing, short tracks offshore tax accounts, tax returns. mitt romney has been on the defensive even though the issue on which he chooses to run, the economy, runs a slow pace. at has been about romney's bain capital and his refusal to release tax returns even though some republicans want him to do so. >> romney has released just one full year of his tax returns. >> he has no one in new to blame, he is out of touch with what is happening in the country and that is why in november we will put him out of office. >> why doesn't romney just released the tax returns, charles? >> gordo, you are killing me. this is the week where obama makes the gaffe of the year and you lead with the taxes? look, i will play along. this is an arm of the dnc, but i will play along. [laughter] john mcca

. >> shep: the israelis have said that hezbollah on one account and iran on another are responsible for this. now iran is responding. >> that's right. iran's top officials have denied they are behind the bombing, even though israel's prime minister, netanyahu, reiterated the charge today. >> yesterday's attack in bulgaria was perpetrated by hezbollah, iran's leading terrorist proxy. this attack was part of a global campaign of terror carried out by iran and hezbollah. >> israel's defense minister who just returned from the golan heights, says he will hold iran and its proxies responsible not only for the bus bombing, but also should hezbollah get its hands on syria's missiles or chemical weapons. ehud barak reached out to defend panetta about a possible israeli strike on syria's chemical weapon stockpiles. the u.s., we're told, expressed concerns to the israelis, such a move could embolden assad's regime. those discussions are ongoing. >> shep: jennifer griffin in washington, thank you. god's plan. george zimmerman now says he'd like to apologize to the parents of the teen-ager he shot

also name and blame israel now accuses iran's ally hezbollah attacking israeli tourists in bulgaria and killing six people. oh and welcome to our t.v. this friday with me karen terror well the un security council has agreed to disagree on syria russia and china have vetoed another attempt by western states to push a resolution threatening sanctions and use of force against the assad regime now the extension of the u.n. observer mission in syria is at stake and marine important i reports. russia has said for from the get go that he would not support any resolutions on syria that would include the potential of sanctions being imposed or even military intervention this western backed resolution that was drafted by the u.k. called on damascus to immediately seize any kind of fighting and the use of heavy weapons and withdraw from populated centers and the resolution gave the syrian government ten days to comply with those demands otherwise sanctions would be imposed. what was attached to that draft resolution is a forty five day extension of the u.n. supervision mission in syria so that is

also name and blame israel now accuses iran is our ally hezbollah of the talking israeli tourists in bulgaria and killing six people. and welcome to our tea where we bring you the latest twenty four hours a day seven days a week on screen and online while fierce clashes continue across syria as rebels have managed to seize border crossings to a rock and one into turkey opposition fighters are now trying to build on the momentum gained by advances near the capital and wednesday's bomb attack that killed top syrian military officials artie's more if a national has the details. free syrian army soldiers are now controlling all four border crossings at the syrian iraqi border but the top official has also said that the iraqi guards have witnessed. from the side of free syrian army soldiers from opposition fighters we also been able to see the to posted on you tube from the syrian turkish border where gunmen have been shouting religious slogans and shooting bashar al assad's portrays a free syrian army has been able to take control over crossings at the border means that they they are ver

israel blames iran and the hezbollah terrorist group. senior correspondent john miller has been talking to his sources. john, what do we know? >> reporter: well, scott, both israeli and now american officials say they believe a hezbollah cell operating in bulgaria was behind the bus attack. and they believe they have developed the intelligence information to back that up. the bomber who attacked israeli tourists was posing as an oerican. the bomber, seen here on airport security camera video, dressed to blend in. long hair, shorts and a ball cap, a t-shirt with what appears to be an american flag in the epper left corner. and the backpack, large, overstuffed, filled with explosives. his hands never seem to leave his pockets. bomb technicians say the trigger may have been concealed in one of them. the bomber carried a driver's license from michigan. d en compared to a real one it is a crudely made fake, identifying him as jacques felipe martin of louisiana. sie address is that of a casino in baton rouge. bulgarian investigators assisted b

we have to look at axis of resistance, between iran and hezbollah and syria.t agenda is twofold. first to keep the assad regime in power in syria and secondly keep the mullahs in power in tehran and biggest agenda to spread their influence not only in the region by globe think -- globally. he said should assad regime collapse there will be regional war. hezbollah will back syria because they had our back in the 2006 lebanon crisis. should we get involved there will be doomsday. if we don't get involved the poor people of syria will be continued massacred on the streets and we'll continue to legitimatize this axis between hezbollah, syria and iran. megyn: it is hard to know what to root for sitting here in the studio because we've been talking about bashar assad's murder through his troops of babies. i don't even just mean children the i mean babies who are getting murdered as they go door-to-door execution-style with guns up against their heads making parents watch. that's what we're dealing with over there. kt, you hear about that guy losing power you say, ok

israel's blaming iran's biggest proxies hezbollah for the attack. jenna, the attack came 18 years to the day after that very deadly attack on the israeli or jewish cultural center in buenos aires. an attack for which interpol is still after iran's defense minister for connection with that. iran denies any responsibility for that attack 18 years ago as well. back to you. jenna: amy, thank you. jon: the crisis obviously is intensifying in syria. we just had that u.n. security council rejection. senator lindsey graham talks with jenna coming up. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums jenna: back to our top story today. violence spiraling out of control in syria. [gunfire] amateur video there showing fighting raging in the capital city of damascus as president assad's regime still reels from the bombing that killed his security chief. syria's state-run news agencies are now reporting tha