>> schieffer: april bob schieffer. breaking news overnight as both sides step up their attack in the mid east. israeli troops move in to gaza on the ground. take on rocket facility in what may be the opening stages of a wider war. it is day six of the mid east conflict and as the rocket attacks intensify and casualties mount in gaza, neither side seem interested in a crease fire. we'll talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and hear from the top palestinian delegate to the united states. then he'll turn to the immigration crisis as tens of thousands of children pour across our southern border we'll talk with texas governor rick perry and house democrat luis gutierrez. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again, to get that news on the overnight developments we go first to holly williams in gaza city. >> good morning, bob. israeli command owes class with palestinian militants early this morning, first gunfight since this escalation began and comes as i

>> schieffer: today op fakes the nation. the man thought to be his tear just head of isis makes a dramatic appearance in iraq and urges followers to step up the fight. while back home the immigration crisis on our own border intensifies. the militant group isis released this video says it is abu, that god ordered him to lead the rove likes. in israel the violence continues over -- get reports from the mid east we'll hear from senators john mccain and lindsey graham gist back from the region and senate's number two democrat dick durbin. then we'll take a break from the news foreran wall summer reading panel as we bring together five authors who make truly evil thoughts. david ignatious whose knew book is "the director." karin slaughter and sandra brown's new book "mean streak" and jeffery deaver and lee child who writes the jack leecher series. they are contributors to new collection ever stories based on 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again on this 4th of july wee

>> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer and today on the "face the nation" the cease fire in gaza is over. there is intense fighting ineastern ukraine and all dip pats are safely out of libya. we will hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu and pavlo klimkin, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, fors an excerpt of charlie rose's interview with hamas leader. and we begin "battleground tracker" a joint project with the "new york times" to gauge the political mood in america and what to expect in the midterm elections. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again, we start today in the middle east where hostilities resumed after the temporary humanitarian cease fire. barry peterson joins us from gaza city. >> good morning, bob. all this talk about maybe another cease fire or extension, both sides cannot seem to quite get it together. i will tell you personally do not take it to the bank. we had an incident near where we are staying. the israelis laid down white smoke that is their way of sending a warning. and

i am bob schieffer and this is face the nation. u.s. officials say they now have evidence the russians were involved in the shootdown of the airliner over ukraine, and in israel, there is an intense filing of the ground war in gaza. in ukraine, more complications as russian separatists continue to block international efforts to secure the crash site and are now removing bodies. and what appear on the black boxes from the scene. we will have reports from ukraine and moscow. >> in israel, the death toll rises on both sides and there is no end in sight. secretary of state john kerry joins us with the latest. we will hear from a key member of the house intelligence committee, new york congressman peter king and the former u.s. envoy to the israeli-palestinian peace talks, ambassador martin -- and analysis on all of this .. >> 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, again, we are starting with the latest on the malaysian airliner shot down on thursday, cbs news senior foreign correspondent mark phi

bob schieffer, chief correspondent and hot of "face the nation" takes a look at how complex it is. >> john mccain said the other day he could never recall a time when there was so much turmoil in so many different places in the world, and when the president came on television yesterday and talked about putting new sanction on russia, he just underlined that. this is a very complex situation. the president called it that and that may well be the understatement of the year. he was talking about putting sanctions on russia over their actions in ukraine, yet not so long ago we were trying to get russia's help in tamping down the civil war in syria. we wanted russia's help in trying to reign in iran's nuclear capabilities. we didn't get much help with them on that. and yet as we look at the other things that are happening, we now find ourselves on the same side as syria and iran in trying to figure out what to do with this group called isis that is claiming so much territory now in iraq. meantime the secretary of state is flying around the world from crisis to crisis. he hasn't had much su

bob schieffer is in washington today. what did you hear in the president's statement? >> it was not so much what he said but the fact he said it and the contrast between the president as we saw him yesterday when he went up to delaware to do this photo op about rebuilding the nation's infrastructure and just at the beginning of his remarks there standing in front of a bridge, he basically confirmed that he had heard about the plane going down, that he had his people working on it and then, in a matter of seconds, it seemed like, went on to what he had come up here to talk about, about rebuilding the nation's bridges. then after that, he went off to new york for a couple of fundraisers. today, it was a very different president you saw. he called it a catastrophe of unspeakable proportion. he laid a great deal of blame to the russians for funnel arms and help to these rebels and said they could dial back this whole situation if they would cut off that supply. what the president did not say, of course, is what the united states is prepared to do if it turns out that the r

: i'm bob schieffer and today on the "face the nation" the cease fire in gaza is over. there is intense fighting in eastereastern ukraine and all ds are safely out of libya. we will hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu and pavlo klimkin, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, former secretary of state madeleine albright, plus an excerpt of charlie rose's interview with hamas leader. and we begin "battleground tracker", a joint project with the "new york times" to gauge the political mood in america and what to expect in the midterm elections. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs goodni

in the meantime enjoy your sunday. >> we'll see ya. ,, >> schieffer: today op fakes the nation.be his tear just head of isis makes a dramatic appearance in iraq and urges followers to step up the fight. while back home the immigration crisis on our own border intensifies. the militant group isis released this video says it is abu, that god ordered him to lead the rove likes. in israel the violence continues over -- get reports from the mid east we'll hear from senators john mccain and lindsey graham gist back from the region and senate's number two democrat dick durbin. then we'll take a break from the news foreran wall summer reading panel as we bring

if you're stepping out the door, enjoy your sunday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> schieffer: april bob schieffer. breaking news overnight as both sides step up their attack in the mid east. israeli troops move in to gaza on the ground. take on rocket facility in what may be the opening stages of a wider war. it is day six of the mid east conflict and as the rocket attacks intensify and casualties mount in gaza, neither side seem interested in a crease fire. we'll talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and hear from the top palestinian delegate to the united states. then he'll turn to the immigration crisis as tens of thousands of children pour across our southern border we'll talk with texas governor rick perry and house democrat luis

the number of crises in the world right now is astonishing and, i listened to bob schieffer on cbs last night he felt like we're in a very, very dire moment around the world. not only what is happening now in ukraine but what is happening in israel and in palestinian territories. not to mention unrest across the middle east. secretary of state who bob schieffer put it hopping from country to country putting out fires and really isn't able to get very much accomplished along the way because the problems are so big, so widespread. when you look at the world as a whole it looks sometimes like everything is falling apart. >> this is one of those times where there's a lot going on overseas. our correspondents did risely a piece on a this, probably not since the 1970s have you had this much unrest in so many parts of the world. what happens in ukraine now? does this inflame -- let's assume for the moment this was somehow shot out of the sky. does it inflame matters? if it was done by the russian separatist its does it focus international ire on vladmir putin for supplying them with the missil

until then, i will see you on the radio. >> >> schieffer: i'm bob schieffer and today on the "face the over. there is intense fighting ineastern ukraine and all dip pats are safely out of libya. we will hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu and pavlo klimkin, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, fors an excerpt of charlie rose's interview with hamas leader. and we begin "battleground tracker" a joint project with the "new york times" to gauge the political mood in america and what to expect in the midterm elections. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs

now to bob schieffer in washington for a look what is ahead on "face the nation." >> schieffer: goodindsey graham just back from iraq and number two democrat in the senate dick turban. we'll take a break for annual review of summer beach reading we have five of the best mystery and thriller authors in america. david ignatious, karen, sandra brown. >> osgood: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunday morning" -- the sunday at the shore. cold wind, and pollution can make all skin sensitive. that's why simple cleansing wipes are made to be kind. tough on makeup, gentle on skin. simple. the sensitive skin experts. gentle on skin. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitmen

i saw mike morell on bob schieffer's "face the nation" as a bully and a thug.be with the president at the first meeting that he ever had with mr. putin and it was a short -- well it was supposed to be a short meeting but it ended up being two hours on mr. putin and global convenience and how they appear to him. he's a long-time kgb ajechlt he was brought up in the cold wafrmt the west is his natural enemy. he has never gotten over the fact of the dissolution of the soviets, of the warsaw pact and the soviet empire. he believes the west treated russia horribly in its hour of need and also believes that we reneged on a gentleman's agreement that we wouldn't annex any of their staves into nato, all of which he says we did and we did it with impunity and that's something i can never forgive. >> general what i hear some of putin's actions are because he senses weakness. president obama's reaction to what's going on in syria. how do you see it? >> there's no question that the united states' influence in various parts of the world is having some difficulties. >> but d

in a comment to close "face the nation," sunday, the host bob schieffer suggested that hamas forces israelll palestinian children. children middle east, find themselves and barked with a terrorist group, who uses children to build sympathy for their own cause. last week i found a quote by golda meyer, one of israel's early leaders, which might have been said yesterday -- we can forgive the arabs for killing our children, she said, but we can never forgive them for forcing us to kill their children. >> that was the host, the journalist bob schieffer on "face the nation." you knew prime minister golda meyer. >> yes, i did. i was not a friend of hers, but i knew her. i thought then and now that it is an embarrassingly hypocritical statement. this statement was made by a woman who also said palestinians -- there are no palestinians. i am a policy in -- imho have any and. -- i am a palestinian. he did not want to kill palestinians, and that is what pains you so much, you not have to kill them. you can give them their rights, and you can and the occupation. to put the blame for the occupation an

i'm joined by cbs face the nation host bob schieffer. the president stopped short of blaming russian president vladimir putin directly for the deaths on malaysian airlines, but he surely said that those rebels couldn't have done what they did without russia's help. >> yes. he said he wants some answers. he wants an objective investigation to find out exactly what happened, but this does raise the question, lesli, what if it is determined without a doubt that the russians had a direct involvement? what will be our answer then say the united states can just not say you fellows are going to have to promise us you'll never do something like this again. the u.s. response if we are to have any credibility in our foreign policy, we'll have to tell the russians in ways that they will understand that this simply violates our own national interests and our own national security and that it cannot stand. there will have to be some penalty imposed. exactly what that is, how would i know, but i would just point out one time in the '80s when the russi

that was cbs's bob schieffer. you respond?n policy,has been their targeting civilians and people that are defenseless. if you look at the cases of people that are killed, i would obamao invite president just for a single hour to see the people that are killed. those are people killed by u.s. taxpayer money. they are falling on people's homes while they are trying to sleep or seek shelter. this is one of the most terrifying words i have covered as a journalist and as a national living in the gaza strip. it is a policy where israel knows what they are doing. i believe israel wants to make people turn against the resistance. way of course, there is no to turn against the resistance. it is the other way around. people in the street say we support resistance because that thehe only way to end occupation. people feel they are disowned by the arab world and they are not being cared for by the international community. it is rightfully so. ban ki-moon went to a lot of places in israel, and gaza is less than an hour, and he did not come

redefining what tv can be. >> washington chief correspondent bob schieffer, bob, good morning to you. >> good morning, nicole. well, the news is it usually is is not very good coming out of iraq this morning, in fact, things appear to be more dangerous than ever. also, a lot of bad news coming out of israel. the latest on that from senators john mccain and lindsey gram. they are just back from the region, and the number two democrat in the senate dick durbin. then we take a back from the news for our annual review of summer beach reading. we've got five of the best thriller and mystery writers in america. they'll all be with me here at the table. , karen slaughter, sandra brown, jeffrey beaver and lee child. they've sold among them, literally, millions upon millions of books. and provided great entertainment, from for a loft years, now, so i am really looking forward to sitting down with them, it could get really scary here on "face the nation". >> or really fun, good time to know about good beach reads. bob, thanks. >>> okay, thanks, nicole. >>> 8:42 right now. still to come this mor

. >>> cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer joins us new to talk about what is goingin the world. let's start with this situation in ukraine, bob and shooting down of this passenger jet. does this event increase possibility of the united states becoming more deeply involved in the conflict between russia and ukraine. >> welshing we have to see what happens here. i think first thing toys find out, beyond question, who is responsible for what happened here. if we do find out, that the russians are directly responsible for this, then there is going to have to be some sort of reaction from the united states. you just can't let something like this go and pass. >> other hot spot in the world is in israel, israeli forces are on the ground in gaza now bob, how much influence is the white house able to exert on that set ways or is this largely out of their hand right now. >> well, we don't really know in this case. the united states, can of course, use enormous leverage on israel because so much of their aid and much of their military situation depend on us, and in cooperation

with a preview, liver in washington; moderator and cbs news chief washington correspondent, bob schiefferbob, good morning to you. >> good morning, liz. we have two big stories going on, the situation, in israel, of course, and what's happening in ukraine. and we have two key people to talk to about them. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, we begin with him, then we will be talking to ukrainian foreign minister, pablo, who will be in the studio with us here in washington. >> thanks, bob, from bob we go to carol. ugly today, but the outlook is good. >> the outlook is great. today i think you'll find some moments, that you will probably love the weather, the sun will be out, and then we get thunderstorm, so depending on where you are, the weather is going to be changing throughout the day is it is starting to improve. some of the thunderstorms we dealt, with shore ours, already dealt with, moved off the coast, things calming down right now, but cannot rule out cold front comes through here getting some strong storms, especially later on today. but expect to find sunshine, and c

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the number of crises in the world right now is astonishing and, i listened to bob schieffer on cbs lastight he felt like we're in a very, very dire moment around the world. not only what is happening now in ukraine but what is happening in israel and in palestinian territories. not to mention unrest across the middle east. secretary of state who bob schieffer put it hopping from country to country putting out fires and really isn't able to get very much accomplished along the way because the problems are so big, so widespread. when you look at the world as a whole it looks sometimes like everything is falling apart. >> this is one of those times where there's a lot going on overseas. our correspondents did risely a piece on a this, probably not since the 1970s have you had this much unrest in so many parts of the world. what happens in ukraine now? does this inflame -- let's assume for the moment this was somehow shot out of the sky. does it inflame matters? if it was done by the russian separatist its does it focus international ire on vladmir putin for supplying them with the missiles

bob schieffer will have the latest on the middle east crisis and guests include prime minister netanyahu. illegal immigration will also be another topic for bob on "face the nation" with the surge of children from central america crossing illegally into the united states. today homeland security secretary jeh johnser toured a detention center in mexico. they're asking for $4 billion to deal with the crisis. today the basketball player considered to be the best in the world said he will return to the cleveland cavaliers. four years ago, lebron james abandoned the team and the city for miami and went on to win two nba championships, but apparently, now, all is forgiven, and dean reynolds is in cleveland. (cheering) >> reporter: the announcement set off wild celebrations in a city that has not won a pro championship in any sport for 50 years. my relationship with northeast ohio is bigger than basketball, james said, in a statement published by "sports illustrated." i didn't realize that four years ago. i do now. james, a native of akron, ohio, was a phenomenal playmaker from a very young ag

in a cbs special, 50 years later, chief correspondent bob schieffer spoke with the siblings. >> whenthing was wrong? your brother was missing, he wasn't out on this mission? >> it was actually -- we got an -- we got an inkling of what was going on when my brother james decided that he was going to -- his question was why do we have to live this way, and he decided to figure out what some of the rationale was and then what some of the remedies could be. so then it was -- it was kind of an a ha, but it wasn't until he was missing that the real concern occurred for me, myself in particular, and i'm sure for my siblings as well. >> what drew your brothers to go down there? was there a lot of talk about this in new york? >> there was a lot of activity in the civil rights in new york and mickey had been involved in a variety of demonstrations. most of the people in our family worked for corps and were involved in various activities. it was after the bombing in birmingham that mickey and his wife rita decided they really wanted to go south. and so they went to mississippi. i guess they got

. >> schieffer: april bob schieffer.roops move in to gaza on the ground. take on rocket facility in what may be the opening stages of a wider war. it is day six of the mid east conflict and as the rocket attacks intensify and casualties mount in gaza, neither side seem interested in a crease fire. we'll talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and hear from the top palestinian delegate to the united states. then he'll turn to the immigration crisis as tens of thousands of children pour across our southern border we'll talk with texas governor rick perry and house d

. >> schieffer strapped on her dancing shoes and the tender age of three. her mother noticed the toddler had an exceptional amount of energy. >> i use this as an outlet. i think i'm just inspired by the fact that somebody saw something in me that maybe i did not see. that love just kept getting stronger and stronger. this hobby blossomed. to be a dancer means the you go through adversity. you have challenges. at the age of 18 calhoun faced a challenge college. parapsychology i thought that meant turning in the therapeutic work of working with people pursuing their problems would be very stimulating to me. my mother told me that i could not be a dancer. i have to go to school >> was a training in psychology viktor stalberg love for ballet that inspired her to open up your very own dance school. something she never dreamed possible. even with ups and downs on a just keeps going. >> using your turn his experience as a child psychologist she is able to take a dance class to a home a level. creating a curriculum that encourages her students and urges them to rea

bob schieffer, our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation" is with us tonight. bob, the president's facing a world of trouble. >> well, when he said it's a complex world, that may be the understatement of the year. you know, john mccain said the other day that he could never recall a time when so many places were in such turmoil over so many different things. you heard the president talk today about putting sanctions on russia. not so long ago we were trying to get russia's help in tamping down the syrian civil war. we were wanting russia to help us in trying to recent in iran's nuclear capability. we didn't get much help with them there. and just to underline that whole idea of complexity, we now find ourselves on the same side with syria and iran in trying to do something about this group called isis that has now claimed so much territory in iraq where so much american blood and treasure was expended. i don't want to be overly dramatic here tonight, scott, but i think that we are in a very dangerous time right now. even more so perhaps than at the height of th

costly for the population of gaza including the civilian population but we decided to go to the schieffer hospital where we spoke to a hamas spokesperson and questioned him on this recent past delayed. reaction to the israeli ground invasion of the gaza strip we're different people depending on your doctor all of these. committed by the british i get. into this to give our own. because finally i want to. be able to do the groups here have the capacity to actually deal with an israeli ground invasion we already it would be. like throughout the world. we would buy off you would be ok thank you very much for the time thank you thanks so that was. rated the position that israel's ground invasion really is going to invoke civilian casualties in large numbers to use that does have the capacity to defend the palestinian population here from an israeli ground invasion to. israeli operation followed days of gaza shelling with a mass launching rockets in return overall nearly two hundred sixty palestinians have been killed most of them civilians including dozens of children it was a short humanitar

more costly for the population of gaza including the civilian population but we decided to go to schieffer hospital where we spoke to a hamas spokesperson and questioned him on this recent past that. your reaction to the israeli ground invasion of the gaza strip would differ in that people by all people defending or doctor all of these. good by the critics argue that you're going to introduce to give our own war because finally i want to be able to be able to do the groups here have the capacity to actually deal with an israeli ground invasion we already it would be. like throughout the world go through a third bomb. we would buy off it would be ok thank you very much for the time thank you ok thanks so that was. he iterated the position that israel's ground invasion really is going to invoke civilian casualties in large numbers to use that it does have the capacity to defend the palestinian population here from an israeli ground invasion and. to join me at the top of the hour when i'll be back with the latest developments from both eastern ukraine and gaza stay with us there after a short

costly for the population of gaza including the civilian population but we decided to go to the schieffer hospital where we spoke to a hamas spokesperson and questioned him on this recent escalation. both your reaction to the israeli ground invasion of the gaza strip with different people depending on your doctor all of these. committed by the british are get. into this to get our own water because finally i want to. be able to do the groups here have the capacity to actually deal with an israeli ground invasion we already . know what it was like throughout the world go to home. we would buy off you will be ok thank you very much for the time thank you ok thanks so that was. the position that israel's ground invasion. is going to invoke civilian casualties in large numbers. so it does have the capacity to defend the palestinian population here from an israeli ground invasion . or if you're reporting well earlier i spoke with a lama stine deputy spokesperson of the israeli foreign ministry i asked her how a tentative ceasefire agreement turned into an all out ground offensive egyptians ini

defended his country's military actions during an interview this morning on "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> reporter: last night israeli forces on the ground went into gaza to take out a rocket launching facility there. is this a sign that this war is about to get wider or are you going to go in with force in the gaza with ground forces? >> well, we use whatever means are necessary to defend our people. as would the unites states or any other government faced with such a predicament. >> reporter: prime minister, how long do you think this is going to go on? i mean, i understand what you are saying here, but how will you know you have won? >> i think the issue is achieving the mission and we'll have to see how that is achieved. i was asked by someone, "is this the beginning of the end?" and i said, "i don't know if the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end." >> glor: three months of the kidnapping of hundreds of nigerian school girls the islamic militant leader behind the abduction surfaced in a video today. debora patta has the details of his defiant and dismissive message. >

below in a very good evening schieffer just joined us money kevin i would be watching the international first the first bodies recovered from the crash site of flight m.h. seventeen arrived in the netherlands they were brought on to transport planes from the crane in city of how to call for scott spoke to. the scene of the tragedy but first heard from peter all over as the victims were brought to mind over. well two transport planes arrived here it eindhoven air force base one from the dutch air force one from the australian air force they're operating in unison and what they're calling a air bridge mission where they have to make sure that enough to put them into and investigators get into ukraine and to make sure that all of the bodies of those who died on malaysian airlines flight seventy four here to the netherlands where we did see though is just before the coffin started to be unloaded the bugler played the last post on the bugle followed by a minute's silence that as you would imagine was impeccably observateur now it's understood from talking to airport officials here that aroun

for a good evening schieffer just joined us it's kevin owen here in moscow tonight is just past eleven pm on the news emanates from this city this hour two in the morning rush hour a moscow metro train derailed and at least twenty one people died in that accident those onboard took pictures in the immediate aftermath like the the train as it's full speed of seventy kilometers per hour when the emergency brakes activated then the first three carriages collided sending the train off the track more than one hundred sixty people have been injured over one hundred are still in hospital tonight the recovery operation which has lasted all day is now of. here. do. you know. that you work. with us try to be unfolded just a few kilometers from the city center the damaged line indeed is one of the main railways in the water close financial center in some key government buildings too we did a culture never reports next. on one of the world's most havoline used transit systems the morning rush hour a routine for many of the eight million people who use this network our free day than just before nin