president obama announced the new round of tough sanctions yesterday. craig boswell takes a look at who the u.s. is targeting. >> reporter: president obama's trying to force russia to stop supporting rebels in ukraine. >> i've repeatedly made it clear that russia must halt the flow of weapons and fighters across the border into ukraine. >> reporter: the two sanctions target two big russian banks, energy companies and weapons manufacturers. >> they're targeted, designed to have a maximum impact on russia without having a spillover effect on other companies or u.s. allies. pro-russian separatists are fighting to break away from the new government in kiev. the pentagon says in the last few weeks russia has been building up its presence on the ukraine border. about 12,000 troops are now there. >> what we're expecting is that the russian leadership will see once again that its actions in crew crane has consequences. >> reporter: the president spoke to his counter parts in the uk, germany, and france last week and last night eu leaders voted on the sanctions a

the inpresident obamaing new study that can give women a new treatment option. >> battle to a populareach is taking a new turn. >>> what they did on the field wowed the crowds but off the we field, the ohio state marching band is looking for a new leader this >> good morning at 4:51 on friday on the eastern span crossing the bay bridge with tail lights still light. everyone will be warm on both sides of the bay. meteorologist mike nicco has the heat wave ahead. >> the coastal commission wants the public to weigh in about how they use martin's beach near half moon bay. the court battle continues over a private road to the beach. the commission officials say if the online stories show that people been using the private road as if it were public for the last five years it could stay open. venture capitalist who owns the road is fighting to preserve his rights as a property owner. we post add link to the commission site on ours at abc7news.com. >>> passengers flying from sfo have another option, turkish airlines will begin nonstop service from sfo to turkey nonstop on a being starting nex

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also ahead tonight, should president obama be impeached? a new poll asks the folks. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and the folks. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as i mentioned last week, some are calling for the president to be impeached. so i asked a fox news polling people, scientific poll, to form a question about impeachment, results came in last night. 36% favor impeaching barack obama, 61% do not. now, the reason the majority of americans reject impeachment spectacle because they know it hurts the country. no support that drastic legal action he would never be convicted. when president clinton got into trouble with monica

. >>> president obama's new plan to handle the immigration crisis is raising some eyebrows. mr. obama met with the presidents of guatemala, el salvador and honduras at the white house today. president obama wants to offer formal asylum hearings for undocumented children not here in the united states, but their home countries. he says giving the kids a chance to plead their case at home will prevent them from making the often deadly journey to the u.s. >> there may be some narrow circumstances in which there is humanitarian or refugee status that a family might be eligible for. if that were the case, it would be better for them to be able to apply in country. >> republicans say the president needs to focus on a plan to speed up deportations for the tens of thousands of undocumented children already in the u.s. the president and congress have not agreed to a plan. congress begins its summer break next week. >>> still to come, unlocking options. the new law that could mean for freedom for cell phone users nationwide. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman. tech companies say they can't fi

. >>> well, president obama's new plan to handle the immigration crisis is raising some eyebrows tonight. mr. obama met with the presidents of guatemala, el salvador and honduras at the white house. obama is offering formal asylum or would like to, formal asylum hearings to undocumented children not here in the u.s., but in their home countries. he says giving the children the chance to plead their case in their native country would prevent them from making the often deadly journey to the u.s. >> there may be some narrow circumstances in which there is a humanitarian or refugee status that a family might be eligible for. if that were the case, it would be for them to be able to apply in country. >> the president would be better off on a plan to speed up plans for deportation of the thousands of undocumented children already in the u.s. obama and congress have not agreed on a plan. congress begins its summer break next week. >>> new tonight at 11:00, he was heading down the wrong path in life. an east bay teenager says doing drugs was his way to pass the time. >> he says he was saved by

. >> breaking news on the crisis in ukraine. minutes ago president obama spoke about new sanctions in russia aimed at quelling the violence in eastern ukraine. >> they must halt the flow of fighters over the border into ukraine. but russia must urge separatists to release their hostages and support a cease-fire. they need to pursuing meaningful talks and agree to monitoring on the border. >> today's sanctions target major russian energy and defense firms as well as major banks. the penalties significantly expand on previous u.s. u.s. sanctions which hit u.s. companies with the freezing of assets. the european union announced similar actions against russia after the president's announcement. >> russia to do a temporary cease-fire, after four children were killed in an intensified bombing campaign. >> calling it a humanitarian pause, the israeli military gave a five-hour cease-fire allowing them to stock provides, provided hamas and other militants don't lof attacks oof their -- launch attacks of their own. israeli planes and war ships launched attacks after

. >>> president obama insists he is not starting a new cold war with russia. but a president who campaigned on improving relations with moscow is resetting yet again. making another move in what some have seen as a geopolitical chess game with vladimir putin. >> reporter: faced with what u.s. officials say is clear evidence russia continues to fire weapons across the border into ukraine and send pro separatist fighters there president obama welcomed new european sanctions on moscow and announced the u.s. will tighten its own. >> we're blocking the exports of specific goods to the russian energy sector. we're expanding sanctions to more russian banks and defense companies. and we're formally suspending credit. >> reporter: mr. obama says the downing of malaysian flight 17 showed europe the russia-ukrainian conflict may not be contained to those countries opinion his aides say international investigators haven't been able to get to the site of the downed jetliner for years. >> they can even ensure all the victims' remains have been removed. and that is an unsupp

after announcing the new sakes, president obama also mentioned using diplomatic resources to help end the violence between israel and hamas. we're joined by brian moore. there's a lot of focus, of course, as we've been saying in the last five minutes, on foreign affairs. >> absolutely, richard. on israel and ukraine, the president says there are no easy solutions. however, he is stressing the need for u.s. leadership. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin today shows no signs of backing away from ukraine despite a new round of sanctions by the united states and european union. talking to reporters in brazil putin says the only damage the sanctions will cause will be to u.s.-russian relations. racheting up the pressure, president obama sounded more hopeful than tough. >> what we are expecting is that the russian leadership will see once again that its actions in ukraine have consequences. >> reporter: those fall far short than -- the latest actions in the influential companies and individuals. >> they're very small. they're not very meaningful, but they're better than what they

obama administration is taking to address climate change by reducing carbon pollution. today, we'll focus on the president's new proposal to reduce carbon pollution from the biggest doors, power plants. this last week, when i welcomed the miners, it's my pleasure to welcome the moms clean air force. we are glad to see you here. power plants account for nearly 40% of all carbon pollution released into the air. which could worsen respiratory illnesses like asthma, increased air pollutants from wildfires and more he related an flood related deaths. when the president announced his power plant proposal to the children's national medical center in washington, he visited with the -- to highlight the impacts of air pollution and to underscore how important addressing dangerous carbon pollution is to our children plus health. this proposal would lay vital role in protecting public health and will size thousands -- save thousands of lives and avoid cases of bronchitis come 150 thousand asthma attacks, 3300 00art attacks, 66 premature deaths. if people can't read, they can't go to work or school. more than 9% of american

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after the break the new place where algae contamination concerns are leaving people hot and bothered. >>> president obama is announcing new sanctions against russia. this comes as a team of international investigators remain blocked from reaching the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. president obama says the new round of sanctions will effect key sectors of the russian economy. those include defense companies, banks, and oil exploration. this comes after russia president putin refused to help stop the constant fighting in east ukraine. which has stopped investigators from reaching the area. >> every day that goes by is another day lost in possible loss of human remains and of really crucial evidence. >> the team that has been prevented from reaching the site includes dutch investigators in charge of finding out what happened. they say they have made it two- thirds of the way to the fight before heavy bombing forced them to turn back. >>> a large wild fire continues to threaten yosemite national park and two main roads that link that bay area to yosemite remain closed. the fire that started along

iowa, narrow victory for obama. new hampshire narrow victory for obama. look, democrats are in grave trouble this year and they know it. "the new york times" article is right in the sense that there is no wave like we had in 2010 but i remind you, in 2010, they didn't even detect that wave. the wave this time around is different because that time, in 2010, the republicans had to pick up seats in blue states. this time around they can pick up majority of the seats they need in red states. they have already got three. they have already got three in red states that democrats are virtually conceding. that means out of other 10 races, four red states, three red states, six blue states, the democrats, the republicans have got only pick up three. jenna: reminder, we're still three months away from the election. >> that's right. 105 days. jenna: 105 days. i knew you would have the number, karl. we'll be back with more when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: j

obama care promise subsidies for their new plans but now that promise has been broken too. here is the weird corner republicans have painted themselves into. now they're angry that there is the broken promise of a subsidy, they are angry that the administration delayed the employer mandate, they have painted themselves into a corner where they're actively effectively supporting all the principles of the affordable care act. >> they're arguing that the subsidies were illegal. you u're not living in a political reality because the subsidies have been issued and people have been receiving it and if you're going to appoint a decision that effectively takes away subsidies from needy people who are getting health care for the first time, then you are in a very politically perilous position, and eventually the republicans will recognize that even if they agree with the court on the legal merits, as a political matter, this is a difficult one to argue and it will complicate it going forward. >> this indication has been pushed forward not just by the plaintiff, but by a guy in west

lou: later we will get into tense relationships between hillary and president obama. the newook, "blood feud," the clintons versus the obamas. and if football hall of famer, new york giants legend, brain injury activist on the ruling and what football needs to do to protect the players. next. lou: the nfl announcing this week it is lifting the cap on a settlement with retired players suing over concussions. the green to $765 million settlement last august, but the presiding judge was concerned that wasn't enough. joining us now, one of the men leading the charge to educate this country and the nfl about the dangers of concussions, pro football hall of fame linebacker, new york giants legend, great to have you here harry. >> it was before it was really hot button topic in the media's i appreciate the opportunity to be here. lou: thank you for those kind words. everybody has to be grateful to you and others, talking about this issue. reaction of the nfl was, and i think most americans, more we have learned year after year. >> think about what we don't know about those who have

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world leaders react to president obama's of new economic sanctions on russia. russia's president putin says this rounds of sanctions hurt not only russian, but american businesses. after announcing the sanctions, president obama mentioned using diplomatic resources between israel and hamas to end the fighting. there's a lot of focus on foreign affairs this morning. >> absolute hly, betty. there's no easy solutions and stresses the need for u.s. leadership. russian president putin today shows no signs of backing away from ukraine despite a new round of sanctions by the united states and european union. while ratcheting up the pressure, president obama sounded more hopeful than tough. >> we hope the russian leadership will see again that its actions in ukraine have consequences. >> reporter: those consequences, though, fall far short of u.s. and european threats to hobble key sectors of the russian economy. the latest actions aimed at companies and individuals. >> they are very small. they are not meaningful, but they are better than what they have been doing for

news. republicans voting to authorize a lawsuit against president obama. shouldn't theying focused on creating jobs, not court filings? also, i'm here in birmingham. holy ground for the civil rights movement. to talk about the next phase of the struggle. a new national campaign begins tonight. also, my interview with the star of the new james brown biopick. get on up. it's a big show tonight. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities weit's not justt we'd be fabuilding jobs here,. it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, it's just amazing. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce

. >>> president obama's new plan to handle the immigration crisis is raising some eyebrows. mr. obama met with the presidents of guatemala, el salvador and honduras at the white house yesterday. president obama wants to offer formal asylum hearings to undocumented children, but not here in the u.s., in their home countries. he says giving the kids a chance to plead their case at home will prevent them from making the often deadly journey to the u.s. >> there may be some narrow circumstances in which there is a humanitarian or refugee status that a family might be eligible for. if that were the case, it would be better for them to apply in country. >> republicans say the president needs to focus on a plan to speed up deportations for the tens of thousands of undocumented children already in the u.s. the president and congress have not agreed on a plan. congress begins its summer break next week. >>> if you want to switch cell phone providers, it will soon be easier for you to do that without buying a new phone. congress passed a bill today to legalize cell phone-unlocking softwar

news alert tonight. as scandal plagues the obama administration there are historically bad poll numbers hitting team obama. i'm in for sean tonight. the poll numbers are really bad. how bad? a new survey is revealing that americans believe barack obama is the worst president since world war ii. fox's ed henry is standing by for more. ed? >> good to see you, eric. what's devastating for the white house this is a nonpartisan highly respected poll. if you look at this in terms of voters' feelings about presidents dating back to world war t2 who do you car the worst? this is a president now getting deeper into his second term worried about the midterm elections and whether he'll lose control of the senate and the house. what he's trying to do is stay relevant. his spokesman noted the president had lunch with economists trying to find ways to grow the economy. they say at the white house republicans have been blocking the president's agenda. republicans say, wait a second. the president yesterday lashed out at speaker john boehner mocking his idea of a lawsuit to stop the president's unilateral executive actio

. >> president obama announced new plan to boost funding for the nation's infrastructure. he says ignoring the problem puts the u.s. at a competitive does that is. the president's poke at the i-4 hundred 94 bridge in wilmington delaware. the bridge is closed indefinitely because four of its support columns are tilting. the president's new initiative would encourage more private sector investment. >> the historic plantation home of robert e lee is being restored to its pre-civil war grandeur thanks to a large gift from a lean air history buff. david rubenstein, cofounder of giving 12e group, was point $3 million to restore the lee mansion and surrounding grounds. on the-year-old home grounds of arlington national cemetery is in need of age or repairs. the 45thunday is anniversary of the first men landing will stop where were you on that a? now, one of the men in the historic apollo missions once your help will stop buzz aldrin word, out ofn his 10. he and nasa want people to share their stories about how they watched the milestone. you can take part by uploading a video to

today they will meet with president obama. abc news, new york. >> pope francis is planning his first trip to the united states. this is according to the catholic news service. he will meet families in philadelphia next year. the philadelphia archbishop confirms the pope accepted his invitation. this is the first invitation the pope has accepted. >> the city of brotherly love. >> yeah. >> coming up -- >>[beep] angry arrest caught on camera. find out what this woman did to lands are in the back of a cop car. >> plus, some people are calling creepy dolls. the find out who was behind the porcelain dolls that kept showing up at homes, modeled on little girls who live there. and curiosity did not kill this cat. you're what he did that landed him in trouble with the law. >> and a picture-perfect friday. what better way to >> the nfl is suspending baltimore ravens running back ray rice for the first two games of the season following his domestic violence charge. he allegedly knocked out his fiancÉ, now wife, back in may. a lot of people think

president obama's new plan runs in the opposition from both s s sides of the aisle. >>> one year ago today 2-year-old daphne webb was reported missing in this oakland neighborhood. we've learned the case has not grown cold. i'm kris it . >>> where is baby daphne? one year ago today she vanished without a trace. tonight her family is just as desperate to find her. happening now, friends and family mark one year since the disappearance of an oakland toddler. the father of daphne webb reported her missing from the back of his car and one year later authorities are not calling this a cold case. nbc area's christie smith is in oakland where a gathering is taking place right now. >> yeah, family and friends are holding a prayer vigil. more and more people keep showing up. they are saying they just can't move on without really knowing exactly what happened to little daphne webb. police are telling us that the district attorney now has the case and that leads were developed in recent months. >> we wanted this day to go by without saying something. >> something about his granddaughter daphne

he suggested that president obama needs a new national security team within the white house, someone to challenge his thinking. i wonder if you think that would actually make a difference because president obama hasn't really listened to anybody on his national security team before. if you look most recently before the syria red line, panetta, gates and clinton all part of the inner circle told the president their recommendation was to do something that the president ultimately chose not to do. do you think that changing the national security team would make a difference? >> generally in the sixth year of the presidency you think about changing the white house staff. the problem is you can change all you want. you won't change the man. and in this case, obama is in to the max. he listens to two or three people. tranquility was not a good word but you talk about ronald reagan. ronald reagan in the period of time when ronald reagan was in office, we had an actively four or five civil wars going on in south america. four or five in south africa. iran/contra scandal was going on. he sent

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news alert. president obama just spoke to mexico's president but, yet again, president obama did not mention u.s.rgeant andrew tahmooressi languishing in a mexican prison. >> and now in other news, we may finally know where casey kasem is. the legendary dj's body missing. the body is now in canada. kasem's wife had the body moved. trying to explain away president obama's monday raising in the middle of several world crises. the white house communication team asking for advice today josh ernest hosting former members of president clinton's press team for a session. they were the ones that had to deal with the impeachment drama. that's tonight's speed read. right now go to gretawire .com and answer. this does it bother that you politicians say there is a humanitarian crises on the border but then they leave town for a five week recess without solving the problem. republicans and democrats and the president. they say it's a humanitarian crisis but they are getting out of here. out of town. vote yes or no on the gretawire poll. we have two big interviews going up on gte wire. congress ryan -- congres

news. ment the worlds punishes putin as the the violence escalates in ukraine. ch president obamaoday announces the united states is slapping moscow with new sanctions in retaliation for putin's support of rebels in ukraine. the fighting in ukraine has been getting worse since malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot out of the sky. payton walsh is among the first journalists to make his way to one of the towns under assault. nic, you were there, what did you see? >> reporter: well, it's a key town between where i'm standing and where the investigation mission is partially based and the crash site, and it's been the reason why for the last three days now in a row, it seems the inspectors have had to turn around. yesterday we heard the shelling from afar, saw the smoke. the inspectors saw it, too. today they were in the town before they decided to embark on trying. militants are still in control of the town, but the ukrainian army is still moving around it. very heavy shelling. absolutely clear the inspectors couldn't go through, and their mission a few hours earlier aborted. the fear

news out of gaza. international inspectors make an ugly discovery, rockets being hidden at a school in gaza, and not for the first time. also tonight president obama announcing new sanctions on russia over ukraine and the downing of flight 17. and fielding the question a lot of people have been asking ever since. >> is this a new cold war, sir? >> new developments on that. and at the crash site. >>> also tonight the outbreak of the worst ebola outbreak yet. it is deepening. it's getting worse. we saw the first american fatality. a man on his last stop before heading home. the world now grappling with the terrifying prospect of laeb spreading by air travelers. we begin tonight with the breaking news. breaking news that bolsters a key israeli argument about hamas, that it uses civilian facilities such as schools to hide weapons. prior to the outbreak of facilities, u.n. inspectors twice uncovered rockets at a school it runs in gaza. today with the battle raging a third discovery of rockets at a u.n. school. it comes at the end of 24 hours of fighting that tonight leaves gaza in piles of rubble and much of it entirely in the dark. >> out of this side

they are meeting with president obama in the white house. coming up. new polls from congressman mario diaz va la rz wo is a member of the task force. @" >> welcome back, everybody. russia firing military from his own territory in ukraine. the obama administration said it is evidence that russian leaders are determined to escalate the conflict. jennifer griffith is following the story from our washington newsroom. >> reporter: hi, uma, the pentagon spokesman steve warren told reporters that russians are firing the arterily and rockets like the one from the video in july 16th and u.s. intelligence is seeing signs of an imminent delivery of a multirocket system to the separatist. there is escalation taking place by russia and flies in the face of what former secretary of state hillary clinton told mpr yesterday. >> the reset worked. it was an effort to try to obtain russian cooperation while medvedev was president and of course putin still pulled the strings but he gave certain amount of independence to negotiate. >> we were the gaffe. she handed the russian

they're still on the loose. >> let's keep talking about president obama's leadership. newow voters think president obama is incompetent at managing government. what do you think needs to be done to restore confidence in the presidency? head to our facebook page for a live debate. #keeptalking. >> we will continue to talk. that starts at 6 a.m. we go upstairs to our control room and we get in front of the computer and answer your questions. it is our facebook page "fox & friends first" . >> thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. spoim good morning. it is thursday -- >>> good morning. thursday, july 24, 2014. a woman spared the death sentence in sudan over her christian beliefs now officially a free woman. what happened while you were sleeping? a big update on that. >> tens of thousands of illegals pouring into our country. the reason why? the president apparently ordering the border agents to slack off. that's coming from a former border agent. details coming up. >> i slack off on my own without orders. author steven king slams christians and tea partyers o

still to come on abc 7 news 4:00, president obama and european leaders ratchet up the pressure on russia also an nba player as social media man hunt. n an effort to kaucatch the suspet >>> and the breaking news is the wild scene happening by the ucla campus. the steps you just saw are in front of the famed basketball arena. the polly pavilion. it is essentially under water outside of that area of campus right now. a water main break has caused massive flooding, stranded cars and people in underground parking structures are basically on hold. they can't go anywhere. sunset boulevard also remains closed. you see the track is also covered in water at this point. this is because of a break that started around 3:20 this afternoon. the water keeps gushing and gushing. even pieces of asphalt are now flying into the air because this thing is probably 20 or 30 feet high. we've seen cars surrounded by muddy water up to the wheel wells. students in ankle water right there. in other parts of the campus it's knee deep. they are stuck, can't go anywhere. whoever owns this bicycle is not going anywhere

don't want to appear to be callous here folks but you talk about an opportunity to abandon the band obama news of the border and no i'm not suggesting anything other than how the media operates. it's all part of a giant liberal media conspiracy to keep the public in the dark about the true crimes of the obama administration if this is really how the concert. media's thinking these days that i think it's safe to say that their old obsession with hating president obama and is innocent session has driven them to absolute insanity and a very very ugly stephen stein life or a tea partier and senior policy analyst for the so-called center for immigration studies an anti immigrant think tank is under fire today for telling a group of conservative activists that president obama deserves to be drawn and quartered check it out. there is no work that's going to stop often during that period i mean although. if there are it was a president who does work here. it's. broader than ever right probably true. really as just very. rich brat billionaires and giant transnational corporations have hijacked america'

loing the pun that brought down the plane. >> thank thank. >> president obama horrible news after theassion wres on flight 17. evidence joins us. >> it's a bit of contrast here's you mentions press conference at the white house while his ambassador to the united nations salesman that power before the security council, the president walls very cautious. she was very aggressive. the president saying he doesn't want to get ahead of the facts in terms of the investigation. not really going after vladimir putin, that much. in fact, the president not willing to say that he has got to push the russian troops back off the ukrainian border. the president taking a u.s. military option off the table. instead, focusing on sanctions. samantha power doing much the opposite, saying people need to be held accountable. and also saying it's it up russia and vladimir putin to bring a cease-fire finally and deals with the broader issues here. a few moments ago the president left the white house for camp weekend for the weekend. before he left, he wassen othe phone with the australia i can't believe prime

the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> president obama won a second term with 70 percent of the latino vote. while he was campaigning, he promised to reform the nation's immigration laws. that goal has proved elusive, and a powerful new voting block is losing patience with the process. >> we're trying to get our congress people, our representatives, and our senators, to pass the comprehensive immigration reform. >> in june, 2013, the senate passed an enforcement-heavy bill with bipartisan support that would have provided a path to citizenship. >> but house republicans didn't follow suit. >> "speaker boehner, immigration reform is alive in the hearts of all of us gathered here today. >> "and frankly, i'll make clear, we have no intention of ever going to conference on the senate bill." >> activists besieged the halls of congress demanding action. >> who are you fighting for? who are you fighting for? >> maria, my mother. >> and you, who are you fighting for? >> my friends. >> your friends. who are you fighting for? >> my mom and my father.

and over over the last five years it's the climate in the united states under the obama administration is hostile to the news gathering process. sources are prosecuted more vindictively and aggressively under the espionage act than at any other time in american history. the problem, ronan if he were to come back and face trial he'd be barred from raising the defense he wants to raise which is that he was justified in revealing this information. his conviction would be essentially guaranteed. it's not really a fair trial. >> what needs to change about how the united states treats

president obama announced new economic sanctions that target not russia but russian energy firms, financial institutions, some and a few russian companies that make weapons. european leaders also ordered up sanctions. steve stockman in the broadcast, stay right with we'll let you know if they work. >> fox news national security expert katy mcelderry forland, next. >>> israel has resumed air strikes against hamas and hamas rejected seize fire proposed by the government of egypt. netanyahu vowing hamas will quote, pay the price for its decision threatening to exert great force after the first israeli was killed in the conflict killed by a hamas rocket. joining us now, fox news national security analysts katy mcfarland. this is now a full on escalation at least in rhetoric, the number of strikes and your thoughts about where we're headed? >> i think we can be going, hamas turned down the deal that was offered, seize fire. why? i think very cynsi want to stac gasties. the israelis killed this many palestinians and not have many israelis have died. >> that's a tire some thing. it worked at some

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obama with a new round of sanctions. we begin this hour with the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. israel has agreed to an united nations request to stop its airstrikes on gaza for a few hours tomorrow so the palestinians can restock humanitarian supplies. beyond that there are new indications that israel is preparing for a ground assault on gaza. nick schifrin joins us frag frofrom gaza city. what is the action from israel and hamas? >> this will start tomorrow morning local time last five or six hours or so. basically calling for acr for a cease-fire. they will move in with things that are necessary, things like medicine. specifically because of the shortage in the hospitals, they've asked for supplies. they need to know that they can move in without the threat of bombs. there is a report that hamas has also agreed to stop its rocket fire. if israelis see hamas firing, then israel will fight back. >> what is the buzzing noise, and tell what's it looked like and felt like in gaza today. >> reporter: yeah, i can

tonight, new developments on the passenger plane shot down overee crawn. president obamaare to blame. did vladimir putin help them? that's what the world wants to know. also tonight, israeli troops are pushing deeper into gaza and its ground offensive to cripple hamas. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered them to prepare for a significantly wider campaign that could last up to two weeks. we have team fox coverage. john huddy is in gaza city,

news. right now, president obama is in dallas, texas. meeting with governor rick perry and local leaders about the border crisis. within the last hour, the president touched down and was greeted by governor perry. who recently attacked president obama with an off the wall conspiracy theory. >> i have to believe that when you do not respond in any way, that you are either inept or you have some ulterior motive of which you are functioning from. >> al ulterior motive? it was an attack without any facts. and utterly spin cal response to a genuine humanitarian crisis. but all day long today, it's been more of the same from republicans back in washington. gop lawmakers storm had to the senate floor. >> it is a disaster that is the direct consequence of president obama's lawlessness. he's not visiting the border. he's not visiting the children. apparently there's no time to look at the disaster of the devastation caused by his policies. >> how can you have a humanitarian crisis as the white house called this and not want to go see it for yours

with the closed i495 bridge behind him president obama announced a new program to improve roads and bridgeest more private investment. obama said that the congressional in action particularly on a permanent fix to the highway trust fund is allowing the the number of projects to mount. >> we've got $2 trillion worth of deferred maintenance in this country in road, bridges and sewer systems and water mains and we could put a lot of people back to work right now getting that done. >> president obama said u.s. is already losing its competitive edge to countries which do invest in their infrastructure. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a nine vehicle crash involving a philadelphia police cruiser. >>> plus a decision on whether these officers caught on video used excessive force on a teenager's private parts. >>> also a latest on the house collapse in chester county. >>> high temperatures today only in the upper 70's to lower 80's in the region. it will feel like fall tomorrow morning but 90's and humidity will soon return. i'll let you know exactly when in accu weather. >>> consumer repor

. >> reporter: for travelers like naaman linden obama of new jersey changing plans now not happening. >> instead of a vacation we're going to be around showing support and doing whatever we can to help. >> reporter: sentiment echoed by tally who spoke to us via skype from israel. >> despite our interview being interrupted by security alerts she says her work there for the jewish federation of greater philadelphia is continuing and calls the faa's decision to temporarily suspend u.s. flights to and from israel hasty. >> we remain normal life. even this is being taken a way. i think that very disturbing, very his heartening that's the way people -- that's the airlines are reactioning. >> the israelis are saying it's safe to thirty nine. if it wasn't safe to fly they wouldn't be flying. >> back in jersey, linden obama agrees and vows his trip is on. no matter what. >> i immediatel immediately booe will al as backup. i'm hoping i'll be able to fly on united at least i know i'll get there. >> reporter: for now mr. linden obama is scheduled to fly out this weekend. bottom line, everyone we

the international community now president obama did take a couple of questions from journalists today the first one wanted to know if this is the rise of a new cold war which president obama responded that it is not that this is a very specific issue that the u.s. is trying to work out with russia in order to deescalate the tensions now this newest round of sanctions comes after the state depart. and released over the weekend for satellite images that reportedly show rockets being fired from russia hitting over the side of the border and leaving writers the state department says that this is unequivocal evidence that russia is tampering in the region and is involved militarily the pentagon also today talked about the build up along the border with ukraine saying that there is upwards of ten thousand russian soldiers on the border with ukraine and that there is everything from air defense to artillery to infantry to armored capabilities in the area they say that this is a consistent build up that has lessened since spring but is still a consistent build up and that the weapons themselves heavy weapons are still being transferred into the hand

news has learned that u.s. intelligence has uncovered evidence suggesting russia gave the rebels in eastern ukraine sophisticated anti-aircraft systems in recent weeks. one day before the malaysian plane was shot down, president obama announced new sanctions on russia because of its ongoing support for the separatist in ukraine. so, how much more tense are u.s. relations with russia likely to get? joining me now is tom rogan, columnist at "national review" and "daily telegraph." tom, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what is the effect on the u.s. relationship with russia and talk to me, if you would, about the access the u.s. should be getting that we're not and also is putin to be trusted? >> yeah, it's a great question. i think the degree to which russian/u.s. relations are going to change in the coming days will be really down to the president and how much he's willing to back away from his previous strategy that we've seen in this disaster has clearly failed. there needs to be a lot more pressure on putin and there needs to be a lot more pressure not simply for the incident that we've seen, but the follow up. the disdain that the russian government shows for those victims and the way the rebels on the gr

president obama yesterday imposed new sanctions against russia. today, he was talking on the phone with president putin when putin told him about the first reports of the plane crash. a short time later, mr. obama on a trip to delaware said this -- >> obviously the world is is watc watching reports of a downed passenger jet near the russia- ukraine border, and it looks like it may be a terrible tragedy. right now, we're working to determine whether there were american citizens on board. >> pelley: and we still don't know whether there are americans that were on board this aircraft. this evening, russian president putin said ukraine bears responsibility for the tragedy because of the continuing civil war. the u.s. supports the ukrainian government in its fight against the rebels. major garrett is covering this from the white house tonight. major? >> reporter: scott, on his way to a fundraiser and political meeting, president obama telephoned the ukrainian president petro poroshenko to offer condolences and u.s. assistance with the crash investigatio