patti ann? patti ann: new questions about another reported incident involving a malaysia airlines jet. we'll have details on that. bill: no sign of this missing mother. she has been gone for at least a week now with very few leads to go on the where do the police turn next. >> we're reaching out to do the very best we can. i know i have driven many roads looking and searching after work and sharing facebook and trying to get the word out there. bill: you're driving down the highway and an axe comes flying through your windshield. it happened in massachusetts. interstate 95. police say the axe bounced off of a landscaper's dump truck. the passenger was shaken up but not hurt apparently. >> struck the road surface. bounced, spun through the air and went through the windshield right at eye level with this woman. if this axe penetrated through her and hit her, she would have been injured or killed. bill: wow. the truck driver got a ticket for 200 bucks for not properly securing the axe. patti ann: i

. >> and i am patty ann. we have evacuations underway on the outer bank and the timing alone is costly. the poplar tourist destination is clearing out ahead of the fourth of july weekend. we have team coverage. john seary is live but first we go to janis dean live in the weather center. >> 80 miles per hour sustained wind and that is up from what we had at 5 a.m. this is a strengthening storm and we are starting to see an eye right there. can you see it? as it moves more toward the north and eastward we will see a strengthening storm for the next 12-18 hours. south carolina, north carolina, virginia -- you need to keep an eye on this because it could be moving more to the west and that could mean more people affected and bigger impacts. there is the satellite radar imagery. you can see the pin hole eye and that is an indication this is a strengthening storm. next advisory is at 11 and we will get a track and coordinates. hurricane hunters are flying out. that is the next 12-24 hours a strengthening storm brus

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee. after almost 12-hour pause in fighting, israel retaliates. a rocket hit the southern part of the country and military sis eight others have been fired since midnight. so israel went after hamas targets in gaza, striking rocket launchers there. all this happening on the muslim holiday that marks ending of fasting month of ramadan. the united nations calls for immediate, unconditional humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. jon: john huddy live on the israel-gaza border. john? >> reporter: jon, while things were calm earlier today, that is certainly not the case now. we're hearing there was a mortar attack on israeli soldiers on the israel-gaza border south of us. we're hearing as many as six soldiers were killed. we're waiting details on confirmation. that is what we're hearing on the mortar attack. we're getting reports there was an explosion at the shifa hospital, which is gaza city's largest hospital. a place i went to several times when i was in gaza. of course artillery fire throughout t

patti ann? >> bill, russian president vladmir putin is lashing out against growing accusations that his country was involved in the downing of flight 17. >> translator: we need for all people to answer for the situation to uphold their responsibility, both before their own people as before the people of other nations, the representatives of which became victims of this catastrophe. it is necessary to do everything in order to secure the safe work of international experts at the site of this tragedy. >> well putin's comments come in the wake of convincing new evidence showing the plane was shot down with a russian surface-to-air missile that was likely operated by a group of pro-russian separatists. moscow is rejecting those charges. bill: secretary kerry however making the case the root of the separatist its weapons and training leads directly back to moscow. that prompting our own chris wallace to put this key question to secretary kerry on sunday. >> if this is an outrage of unspeakable propor

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne. james crowe is set to defend the probe.e some of the key points of this investigation lawmakers are looking for answers to. >> reporter: jim jordan, wants to know about john koskinen. he says he knew about the mission emails but didn't tell congress and the american people until two months later. jordan will ask the deputy attorney general, when did koskinen alert the justice department that's lois lerner had an email problem. the other question is the united states congress contempt legislation. and the united states attorney for d.c. has yet to convene a grand jury. so jordan is going to say shouldn't the united states attorney convene agrand jury to get to the bottom of this? patti ann: what do we expect from the deputy attorney general? >> reporter: the justice department investigation into the targeting of conservative groups and the missing peoples is serious and he wants to know if they think the disappearance is fishy. with it's complete he says they will reveal to congress the findings and conclusions drawn. trying

. >> i'm patti ann browne. growing demand for answer is in the downing much malaysian airlines flight 17. new evidence links a russian commander to the crash. also the latest reaction from the white house. >> and israeli defense forces stepping up their offensive in the gaza strip but palestinian fighters managing to sneak their way around the fighting in the tunnels? we'll have a live report on the latest. >> hundreds of protesters taking to streets across the country this weekend. they're against account recent flood of illegal immigrants pouring across our southern border. the latest on what's being done to deal with this crisis. >> first we start with the new shocking developments in the malaysian airlines flight 17 plane shootdown. u.s. officials now say they do believe a russian commander oversaw the missile strike on that passenger airliner. a senior u.s. official confirming the rocket was fired from a rebel held town in eastern ukraine. meanwhile the ukrainian government is accusing of russia of helping

patti ann browne has more. >> that is for sure, jenna. the freight train derailed in western montana on the way to washington state. 19 cars left the track and three were carrying aircraft components, including six, 737 fuselages. that is the large central portion of a plane that holds passengers. thee of the fuselages tumbled down an embankment and landed in the clark river. they were headed to the boeing final assembly plant in renton. now they're fish food. >> our whitewater rafting company called us told us that the rafting trip got canceled because there is train derailment and we wanted to come down to check it out for ourselves. >> crews with heavy machinery are working to remove the three fuselages. they are expected to be at it tomorrow. the other three landed on lane land and others derailed contained soybeans and denatured alcohol. others were empty. cause of accident is under investigation. the train was traveling well under the 30 might have mile-an-hour speed limit. >> patti anne, thank you. eric: jenna, to chicago where the

patti ann browne has more from our newsroom. patti ann?a, yesterday evening more than 100 people were evacuated from their homes in suburban philadelphia. emergency crews got a call about a mysterious odor about some townhouses in montgomery county at 5:45 p.m. hazmat crews arrived and asked residents to leave. fire officials say they were getting high readings of a volatile organic compound in basements there. they say the vocs seemed to be coming from sump pumps. volatile organic compound include variety of chemicals emitted as gases. environmental protection agency says they can cause irritation to the eyes, nose and throat, headaches, nausea, loss of coordination and in more severe cases vocs can damage the liver, kidneys and central nervous system and some are linked to cancer. officials are looking to identify the specific chemical in this case and its source. jenna. jenna: mystery. patti ann, thank you. jon: actor and comedian tracy morgan being released now from a rehab hospital where he was recovering from critical injuries he suf

. >> i'm patti ann brown. ukraine says dozens of bodies have been taken and these actions are preventing investigators from determining the exact circumstances of the disaster. steve harrigan is streaming live in ukraine with the very latest. hi, steve. >> reporter: criticism continues to mount from world leaders pointed at russia in the aftermath of this tragedy. prime minister of ukraine saying experts from that nation in eastern ukraine were actually prevented from carrying out their research by russian-backed guerrilla fighters, threatened with being kidnapped. one of the ministers of malaysia says the scene has been tampered with and the russians failed to secure it. the most emotional outpour from the netherlands, they lost more than 180 people in that crash. more than 180 dutch killed and the prime minister of the netherlands saying putin has one last chance to get this right, saying the bodies have been treated with gross disrespect by russian-backed guerrillas on the ground. there is still some confus

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patty ann brown has a dramatic tale of survival.e sweeping new the northeast after a night of storms. >>> harris was supposed to read that thing before. but then you said -- anyway -- but now -- bob you are crazy. by now it is my turn. this story using the word crazy to describe women has got to stop. that according to one of the dating coach from those wonderful people that tell you how you can get a date. he said that too often refer to as crazy when they get too emotional but men are called upset, driven or express their emotion and crazy is a word to describe woman was it talks about their transparency. let's find out who this idiot is and we will go from there. this guy probably got married at 18 and lives in rural louisiana or something. here is the question about this. i understand why it bothers women a lot. but if you had been with my former wife and my last four dates crazy is a word that is applicable. it isn't used -- you don't call men driven. you call them a-holes. >> you bring up a good point. a guy that has been marr

man, patty ann, it is something we all fear in the ocean. >> reporter: it really is terrifying and inthis case it could have been tragic. >> shark! get out of the water. shark! steve robeles was doing his weekly long-distance swim off manhattan beach in california and he was face-to-fa face-to-face with a white shark. it was engaged because it was trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook. >> i thought i was seeing my last moments. and i was staring at him right here eyeball-to-eyeball. >> the fellow swimmer's brought him to safety and he's home and thankful to be alive. juvenile sharks are common off of the beach and it is illegal to fish for them. and the man who got him delayed of cutting the line because of all of the swimmers. swimming was banned for a mile long stretch but the popular beach remained open. >> and he's lucky. >> and he's been in hiding. the leader of isis is taking a turn. the most wanted man in the world is focus of intense scrutiny as he makes his first big speech. >> president obama set to visit texas for fundraisers, but has no plans to go to the border an

patty ann. >> reporter: tyrone miller anafought to survive the crash for her children. the 46-year-old is a single mom of six kids when her helicopter went down in washington state she was trapped by a seat belt. the water was rising fat and when it reached her chin she worried how her children would get by without her. >> finally they got a box cutter. it was so tight. i think we cut her a bit. >> i was so happy, so happy to be alive. >> all three people on the helicopter survived without serious injury. one was kutsenko's boss and the other was a female friend. she was in the middle of three seats when the shopper dropped in the water. people are glad that it was only 20 yards from shore and only six feet dope. >> they were able to pull them to safety. >> that water is cold. they would not have lasted 22 too long in deeper water. >> and a request for 4 billion to help with the crisis on the border. republican critics say they need to get to the root of the problem as thousands of children come in the united states. there is no agreement right now. earlier john roberts

. >> wow, patty annç brown, keeps up dated. >> and the signs that the time managing its funds.new report on the stafus of the food stamp system run by the agriculture department shoes in the last few years we have data available, the government hadç made 2 billion, and that is on top of the growing explosion. payments up 115 percent from 2007 to 2012. >> in previous economic recoveries, food stamp use went down as the economy got stronger. that's not happening. and we have to look at finding out why that is. to what extent is the program subsidizing nonwork for able- bodied individuals. >> reporter: i reached out to the agriculture department to ask about the 2 billion in overpayments and didn't get a response so far. the agency called it the lowest error rates in the program's history. critics say that program and other programs need an overall. congressman paul ryan rolled out a plan thatç stream line and merges food stap and cashç welfare and housing assistance. >> let's stop propping up the poverty management system and get to result resultç oriented and integrate andç

. >> i am patty ann browne in for jenna lee. they are listing the names of the hamas terrorist that israel killed. >> israelis hitting multiple targets in gaza. there are conflicting claims about two deadly attacks in gaza's main hospital and a park. new fighting follows a shacky humanitarian ceasefire that collapsed in a hurry and secretary of state john kerry still said he's trying to bring an end to the fighting. >> today, we are to work toward establishing an unconditional humanitarian ceasefire. one that could honor ede that starts now and stop the fighting and allow food and medicine and other supplies into gaza and enable israel to address the threat which we fully understand and which is real, the threat posed by tunnel attacks. they are live in gaza city. >> reporter: john, after several days and a full weekend of relative calm in gaza in the last 90 minutes we heard a heavy barage of gunfire and this is the heaviest fighting since friday. death count picking up as we see the ongoing violence increasing. there are repor

patti ann: welcome back to "outnumbered." in my mistake yard after arrested and charged with child neglect for letting her seven-year-old son walked the nearby park by herself. now facing five years behind bars planning to fight the charges. arrested after her son dominic asked to go to the party play and she let him. it is about a half-mile from the home. somebody called police. the officer brought the boy home and put the mom in handcuffs. >> they told him to go straight to his room and as he was walking into the home he was like mommy, i'm sorry i wanted to go to the park. he was upset and scared and thought this was his fault. >> what do you think of this, is this neglect or a mom saying going to the park and not thinking anything of it and facing serious consequences? >> how long before the first parent is arrested for not making their child brush their teeth long enough? the most intrusive possible way. one caveat, i don't know the details of this, there are extenuating factors that don't make the first ap story, but se

patti ann: great for them. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." today's hashtag one lucky guy, geraldo rivera. >> you love being surrounded. >> i do. >> and we have a segment on mustaches today. >> perfect. thank you. >> just for you we programmed special. >> i appreciate it. >> also we'll get into this gaza and conflict which you spent some time in the region so we'll look for you to weigh in. violence resuming in the middle east after a shaky truce. palestinian officials claiming an israeli air strike hit the compound of gaza city's main hospital causing casualties. fox news has no verification yet of any injuries. israeli defense force is saying it was misfired hamas rockets that hit the hospital. this follows israeli fighter jets striking hamas rocket launchers and a rocket manufacturing company in gaza after hamas fired another round of rockets on israel, all this just hours after the u.n. security council calling for a cease fire and a midnight emergency session. president obama phoning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday to

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne. james crowe is set to defend the probe.

patti ann. welcome back to you. >> great to be here. i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum.fierce street-to-street fighting in gaza city. israel facing increased backlash over the rising civilian death toll. accusation it is hit a u.n. schoolnd

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee.12-hour pause in fighting, israel retaliates. a rocket hit the southern part of the country and military sis eight others have been fired since midnight. so israel went after hamas targets in gaza, striking rocket launchers there. all this happening on the muslim holiday that marks ending of fasting month of ramadan.

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha. the fingerpoint something intense filing.

. >> and i am patty ann. we have team