you can catch more of brenda on bulls and bears at 10:00 eastern here on the fox newschannel. israel's prime minister arrived at the white house tomorrow for a meeting with president obama and high on the agenda is iran. so how will president obama's conversation with benjamin netanyahu factor into their talks of the we will look at that next. : >> gregg: 24 hours from now theÑi israeli prime minister, netanyahu, will arrive at the white house for a high-level meeting with president obama. on the agenda is iran. it is the one thing that critics say is a source of deep tension between the two leaders. national security advisor rice insisting that protecting israel from a nuclear iran is a top united states priority. take a listen. >> obviously, we are in constant cont doesn't take president obama seriously? they do not fear america will take action? >> that's because the president will hesitate to draw red lines again with netanyahu. that's what it will come down to, another four-letter word and that is time. that's where the gap is going to be. they will say let's give the ira

right here on the fox newschannel. >>> syria has supposedly broken the chemical weapons deal. fox news contribute tore and pulitzer prize winner judith miller will give us perspective. that's coming up next. >> welcome back, everyone, the deal brokered between the united states is bringing the question, where does this put israel? we will talk about fact that john kerry, in israel, is talking about this deal with netanyahu offering guarded response to this. when we look at words of guarded optimism, what does it mean? >> it means that israel, this sounds nice. we don't trust it for a minute. we don't trust the syrians. to an israeli this is a deal that screams "don't trust," then you won't have to put the emphasis on verification. they are really nervous. on the one hand they are delighted with the prospect of their enemy forever disarming himself of a whole category of weapons. but they don't believe that bashar al-assad is going to give the weapons up any more than they believe that bashar al-assad wants to make peace with israel. >> israel maintains it can take care of itse

eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today.e a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. that is it for fox reports. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee, the president making the case for military action in syria. >> the assad regime brazen use of chemical weapons is a threat to global peace and secretary. >> is the rebel opposition a less of a threat. >> they are car peppeders and black smith and dentist. >> is the president sure about that? do we know what we are getting to into syria. >> back in kindergarten. >> i am okay with it. our culture dictates that you can't start early enough. >> the governors take on america's culture crisis.

eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today.ave a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. hello, everyone. i'm kelly wright. welcome to our brand new inside headquarters. >> topping the news at this hour, president obama preparing to make his case to the american people about striking syria as skeptical members of congress from both parties speak out today. >> plus thousands of charred acres out west being examined this weekend as experts fear all that burned land could lead to massive flooding. >>> meanwhile, millions of americans dealing

keep it right here on the fox newschannel.ere is howard. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday morning, a deadly mass shooting a mile and a half from here in washington sparks saturation coverage and some embarrassing media blunders. >> if there are two shoot you ers and if that proves to be correct it is the most significant fact. it is going to mean two people conspired to carry out the attack. >> now we can confirm from navy officials and a navy spokesman they are pursuing a second shooter. they believe there is a second shooter on the scene. >> the best way to say this is there is no hard evidence at this point there was more than one shooter involved here despite all we heard today and all of the confusing information. >> some news organizations sa

eastern time here on the fox newschannel during our program "special report" with brett bier. >> what is the potential fallout of attacks on assad's military? could a strike do more harm than good? chuck nash will join us next live to tell us what he thinks. >> and there is a tragedy that occurred in colorado. she was a budding track star, gone too soon, and it was all because police say of a prank. it has so tragically and sadly left her family and friends understandably devastated. >> i looked out and saw them coming out. there were three guys and a girl and they were all running out of the house and screaming, hurry, hurry, we have to go! >>> well, a high school track star has lost her life after a prank goes horribly wrong. it happened in colorado. police say the 18-year-old girl was hiding in a closet and she suddenly jumped out to scare her friend. police say her friend had a gun and thought she was an intruder and shot her to death. her parents are understandably heart broken. >> she was really good. she was very strong. >> she was always there for me and that's the hardest par

eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. hello, everyone. i'm kelly wright. welcome to our brand new inside headquarters. >> topping the news at this hour, president obama preparing to make his case to the american people about striking syria as skeptical members of congress from both parties speak out today. >> plus thousands of charred acres out west being examined this weekend as experts fear all that burned land could lead to massive flooding. >>> meanwhile, millions of americans dealing with sizzling temperatures. >> it's very hot and extremely humid. >> 100 degrees? oh, my goodness. if hell is anything like this, i don't want to go. >> but we begin with a fox news alert. high noon fast approaching for the white house as it goes all out to win support for a military attack against syria. the intense lobbying campaign will culminate on tuesday when the president will address the american people from the white house. but right now he faces a wall of skeptic

we hope we'll see you every week we hope we'll see you every week newschannel. shoot you ers and if that proves to be correct it is the most significant fact. it is going to mean two people conspired to carry out the attack. >> now we can confirm from navy officials and a navy spokesman they are pursuing a second shooter. they believe there is a second shooter on the scene. >> the best way to say this is there is no hard evidence at this point there was more than one shooter involved here despite all we heard today and all of the confusing information. >> some news organizations saying there were

these are live pictures coming to us from newschannel 2. here we are more than eight hours later and you can see the intensity of this fire. it is threatening homes. in fact, there have been mandatory evacuation orders for at least 75 homes near the clayton area. we will have much more on this fire coming up later in this newscast. >>> a dozen kids were among those hurt when a carnival swing ride suddenly malfunctioned. authorities say a mechanic problem halted the ride at the oyster festival in connecticut. that sent the swinging share slam into the base of the ride. riders said they slammed a good two or three times before they stopped skr-z there were just injured kids everywhere. the parents ripping off the gate just trying to get to their kids. it was horrible. >> 12 children and one adult were taken to hospital for minor injuries. five other adults declined treatment. the ride is closed for further inspection but other rides were reinspected and reopened for the evening. >> continuing coverage now on the debate over the crisis in syri

eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. that is it for fox reports. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee, the president making the case for military action in syria. >> the assad regime brazen use of chemical weapons is a threat to global peace and secretary. >> is the rebel opposition a less of a threat. >> they are car peppeders and black smith and dentist. >> is the president sure about that? do we know what we are getting to into syria. >> back in kindergarten. >> i am okay with it. our culture dictates that you can't start early enough. >> the governors take on america's culture crisis. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you. thank you very much. great studio audience here and welcome to huckabee from the fox nows studios in new york city. well, these are strange times we are living in. republicans like john boehner are siding with president obama and democrats are. charlie rangle said he was embarrassed of the presid

we are bumped for fox newschannel's coverage of soon to be impeached president obama's address to the nation on syria. i'm kidding. >> i like when you shake your head. >> "red eye" returns on wednesday with jesse joyce and former miss america kirsten kirstenhagland and she was miss america. should no sight be no right? iowa is granting permits for blind people to carry guns in public. they deny any resident the right to carry a weapon based on physical disability. but that doesn't mean they have to like it. if you see nothing but a blurry mass in front of you, you probably shouldn't be shooting something. but aren't we all blurry masses in this crazy world we call earth? think about it. i don't know. eric, blind people can be taught to shoot guns, so why not let them? >> i so don't understandment it is like saying a deaf person can carry a boom box. i don't understand. >> you think you are missing part of the story. >> i think i am missing part of the story. if a blind person -- the whole idea is we can't discriminate. but then if you can't discriminate, why can't a blind person drive

keep it right here on the fox newschannel. here is howard. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday morning, a deadly mass shooting a mile and a half from here in washington sparks saturation coverage and some embarrassing media blunders. >> if there are two shoot you ers and if that proves to be correct it is the most significant fact. it is going to mean two people conspired to carry out the attack. >> now we can confirm from navy officials and a navy spokesman they are pursuing a second shooter. they believe there is a second shooter on the scene. >> the best way to say this is there is no hard evidence at this point there was more than one shooter involved here despite all we heard today and all of the confusing information. >> some news organizations saying there were multiple shooters and others reporting the wrong man was the masked murderer. others are saying aaron alexis had an ar-15 assault rifle. haven't the journalists learned the lesson of past tragedies? and what was it like to be on the scene of this. greta joins us an

eastern on fox newschannel. and he is so sharp that scissors find him arousing. filling in for andy levy is the deputy editor of "the daily caller" and his e book is called" the lizard king." and he currently lives in an abandoned wine barrel in the park. my resols sigh sidekick, bill schulz. that's disgusting. and she knows bulls and bears like i know ingrown hairs. it is a chronic problem, people. stop laughing. next to me, liz mcdonald. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, did you use the books from the library because you are stacked. >> all of a sudden he is nice to me. is 25 the new 18? is the man child no longer revial? they advised that doctors change the age for adulthood from 18 to 25 based on recent findings on stuff like emotional maturity. explained one shrink, quote, my experience of young people is that they still need quite a considerable amount of support and help beyond age 18. he and others say the period between 18 and 25 should be called late adolescents and that, quote, they are also really hot. critics say they are being

eastern on fox newschannel. and he is so sharp that scissors find him arousing.andy levy is the deputy editor of "the daily caller" and his e book is called" the lizard king." and he currently lives in an abandoned wine barrel in the park. my resols sigh sidekick, bill schulz. that's disgusting. and she knows bulls and bears

of course he'd join a cable newschannel. i say, stop all of this.nd is that just a backup plan for bored reporters? that's not the way it's supposed to work. six television reporters sat down with president obama on monday to talk syria. they all gathered together for a friendly photo op. cbs tweeted this picture and gave wolf blitzer credit for the idea. who says it's such a cutthroat business. and mansion reporter? yeah, that's an actual job. "the wall street journal" has an ad out for a reporter to break news on real estate deals each week in the paper's section on high-end real estate. new york's finest homes? nice work if you can get it. that's it for

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all of chris wallace's interview with john kerry stay tuned for fox news sunday here on the fox newschannel at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> so how will the administration's actions impact our allies overseas? joining us now for more on this is aaron david miller, a former advisor to six secretary of states. thank you very much for joining us. you wrote recently -- >> pleasure. >> you wrote that the president has basically three options, to do nothing, to do everything or to find a middle ground and muddle through. the president has basically chosen that third option to muddle through. why do you think that is the right choice? >> because i think the alternatives are much worse. if the president does nothing you might as well hang a closed for the season sign on what remains of american and barack obama's credibility in this region. we can't fix it. we can't fix syria. but in the face of the largest single deployment of chemical weaponsddam hussein gassed the kurds, the lack of an american response would not only be weakness, it would shutdown any prospect it seems to me of having much influe

the family has given tup internet, newschannels, cell phones, gps and facebook. the clock to '75. >> me, '72. >> al. >> tell us about the old days, al. >> back in the day, back when live tv, i had a kodak browny. [ music playing ] >> that's right. back in the day. >> i love when al does that impression he turns into an old white southern man. >> that's right. >> we used to take bark inside. you know what i mean. >> i like this guy, though. a year is pretty extreme. >> yeah. >> maybe you make your point in a week. but the mull let makes it for m >> they're the right age. if they were older and had to do work in school. >> you need to be able to go online or watch your cable news shows. >> they can run around the backyard with their mullets on. works out for everybody. >> they look cute. >> a check of the weather. >> sure, why not. we had weather back then. we actually did. wasn't in color like this. sunshine and warm weather in the pacific northwest. central part of the country, scorching. slight risk of strong storms. sunny in the northeast. tomorrow we have more