it -- some remain skeptical after the breakdown of, rick levin that will, live in gaza city. any sign that this temporary truce will lead to anything more longlasting? >> harris, there have been reports that palestinians may be softening their stance on some key demands. but this doesn't stop hamas from launching rockets. wave after wave of rockets, leaving gaza toward israel, the attacks launched up into the midnight fire deadline with several rockets intercepted by the iron dome. the sirens, of course, were sounding in south and center israel, just minutes better the cease-fire began at midnight. the talks we're told will resume in the morning. the blockade and loosening of the border restrictions, harris, also the key point would be a longer-term peace here in the middle east. >> and gaza paying a huge price for the hostilities by hamas. >> reporter: absolutely. we saw a number of air strikes throughout this day and this evening to our north as well as to our south. the palestinians report there were seven more people killed today, including a 14-year-old boy and 35-year-o

in gaza, rick levin that you will "fox news". >>> u.s. launches yet another day of air strikes in iraq. the attacks by u.s. air fighters, and drones destroyed three armed vehicles belonging to the islamic state. president obama ordered the strikes to protect u.s. personnel and religious minorities, facing possible genocide in the northern part of the country. today's strikes followed four that took place yesterday. >>> and, to keep on top of the very latest efforts by u.s. in iraq just go to my fox philly.com for all of the latest news. >>> there is searching for a miss ing teenager who is mentally challenge. he is 14. his name is john. he was last seen on saturday afternoon at his aunt's home on the 2400 block of fourth street in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. if you have got any information please call the the police. >>> and taking a look at your fox 29 weather authority, and the latest on the weakened hurricane julio now. fox 29's meteorologist caitlin roth here with the impact, good news. >> yeah, good news, joyce is

levin, al jazeera, via de brava mevava mexico. >> sent to the border on august 11th by the texas governor, rick perry and they say they will not be paid until september 5th. >>> all next week we're going to give you a comprehensive look at the immigration issue and tonight we want to give you a preview of what you'll be seeing for one county in southern texas it is a problem compounded by dying grants and a declining police force. heidi zhou-castro reports. >> reporter: four deputies who patrol an area nearly the size of rhode island. they, along with a meager staff of dispatchers are the life line for 911 calls from the desert. too often the caller is dead by the time they're found so why so many bodies here, 80 miles north of the border? well, the u.s. border checkpoint down the highway is key. the sheriff says smugglers will drive immigrants no further than this point, and here is where they will take away through the rough terrain. the nearest town is 15 miles away. >> i get everything that comes through. >> but because brooks county doesn't actually touch the border, it doesn't have authority to deal with what comes across t