feeit makes me proud to be an american, trey, because they are the best. >> trey: it is about sacrificee than a dash of hope, which is desperately needed in our culture. thank you for doing this and thank you for joining us on thea sunday night. >> it is a privilege and an honor. thank you all for having an interest what they do and how they do it. >> trey: and thank you for spending part of your sunday u with us. i hopee a you have a great weea ahead. until next week you can find us at @treygowdyamerica.com ors the trey gowdy podcast. >> a fox news alert. the chair of the u.s. joint chief of

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trey: welcome back >> trey: welcome back to sunday night in america.set to be -- lifetime channel movie, but what about d.c.? that case may require evi evidenceary hearing. measure twice, cut once. why the hurry? joining us is tom dupree. do they need evidenceary hearings or will the judge try to do this on the paper with briefs and motions? d motions. >> they don't need evidentiary hearings, my guess she will probably try to hold one this is the judge she was determined to speed things along, she would love nothing more than to have the parties committed, here witness testimony in order to inform her decision. she wants to move quickly and the interesting thing the one person who doesn't seem interested in moving quickly is jack smith. he was given a delay of several weeks and how he thinks his case should proceed, he doesn't seem to get this case moving ahead like the judges. trey: i am jealous i've never had a federal judge asked me as a prosecutor as how acacia proceed they usually do that for themselves speaking of federal judges once as special c

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy "sunday night in america".he race for the white house is close donald trump once enjoyed a commanding lead but that was against joe biden. now it's, but here is in the polls are essentially types harris is traveling the country introducing her running mate governor tim walz. >> is a proud product of a middle-class family enrolled nebraska to his fellow veterans he is sargent major walz's. to his former high school students he was mr. walz's to his former high school football players he was coach. in 91 days the nation will know coach walz's by another name, vice president of the united states. trey: does walz's balance the ticket or is he just as liberal as kamala harris. republicans seem relieved that walz's was picked over pennsylvania governor josh shapiro but is not really justified read is walz's everyone's favorite uncle as immediate claims or is he a midwestern version of san francisco. >> tim walz is the person who promoted writers burning down the biggest city in his state. he wants to give drivers lic

trey: good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy it is "sunday night in america".amala harris will top the ticket on the democrat side but who will be her running mate? will she try to pick off a swing state and moderate her image as a local or double down as a progressive. >> this campaign is about to very different visions for our nation. one focused on the future and the other focused on the past, building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency because we hear all know that when our middle-class is strong america is strong. the middle class has been crushed by inflation and supply chain issues and the high cost of education and childcare which is why most americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, hope is down, confidences down and politicians can talk about unity but it's just talk, but from all major decisions from afghanistan to the border crisis from trying to weaken the supreme court to prosecuting political rivals, she never met a border or prison wall that should be raised or a tax rate that should be lowered, th

trey: welcome back to sunday night america. hear about young people today saddens us. depression and loneliness and uncertainty about the future and dangerous reliance on social media that there are young people willing to serve this country because they believe in the idea called america. he sat down with some of these young people what he found moved him and will likely move you to. welcome, these young people could've gotten into any school in america and yet they chose one of the toughest routes, why? >> their exceptional and extra ordinary human beings because of their commitment to serve, they don't think what can america do for me they think what they could do for america and they do it every single day. >> people like talking about motive, let's listen to what motivates these young people and then i'll ask you a question on the other side. >> and several of you what west point means to you personally? >> for me it's a calling and a sense of duty something that isn't tasked upon me with something i feel that i need to do

strong reporting, as always, from our chief foreign correspondent, trey yingst. trey, thank you.over to chanley painter. now, chanley, thanks so much, kevin and trey joining us live now, rich goldberg on the phone, senior adviser at the foundation for defense of democracies. thanks, rich, for being with us this evening. first, i just want to get your reaction to what has happened in the last hours of israel preemptively striking what their intelligence showed was a strike coming from hezbollah, from lebanon. yeah. thanks for having me on. i think we were minutes away from potentially a major escalation much farther beyond what we have seen so far, if not for what has to have been very precise and credible intelligence obtained by the israelis in some way, the fact that they knew precisely where to hit missiles, we are told that may have been aimed for 5 a.m. at tel aviv, at major sites that could have taken down either government sites, military sites or civilian sites. i'm sure we'll learn more in the coming hours or days, but the preemptive nature of the strike really taking ca

oh, we do have trey yingst. trey is. all right. trey yingst. we are. yeah. john.llow developments out of northern israel where hezbollah is responding to the preemptive israeli strikes that took place overnight. dozens of them targeting the iran backed group in southern lebanon. as a security source tells fox news that these strikes were meant to remove an imminent threat. the emphasis here on imminent. the israelis had gathered intelligence that hezbollah was preparing to launch a massive attack against israel in response to the july 30th killing of fouad soukar, a top hezbollah commander in the southern part of the lebanese capital of beirut. tension has remained high across the region over the past several weeks, as the israelis and their counterparts across the region, also the americans, were able to observe hezbollah movements getting into place preparing for this attack. and we also understand that as we go forward, the israelis know that there could be a larger response from hezbollah. and that is part of the reason that the ben-gurion airport was closed a

and thanks, trey. so let's bring in rich goldberg, senior advisor at the foundation for defense of democracies. rich let's talk about what trey was just reporting on there. the unbelievable numbers of rockets, the precision of israel's offensive pre striking what could have been a devastating attack from hezbollah from lebanon. and trey says this may have avoided what everyone was hoping to avoid a larger scale conflict in the region. what are your thoughts? well i think that's exactly right. i mean, if what we are hearing is true, 6000 long range missiles, short range rockets, drones all prepared to launch on major cities in israel, including tel aviv. and they were all wiped out by the israeli military preemptively. first of all, what a breathtaking, stunning decision by iran and hezbollah to be willing to launch that attack. number two, what a stunning and breathtaking preemptive strike and the success of the israeli military in thwarting that attack. and clearly, the message it sends, not just in b

trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. trey. >> trey: good morning. after israel launched preempative strikes against hezbollah over the weekend, the region waits to see what comes next. the group is claiming victory in sunday's exchange. they say they targeted close to tel aviv. t two-thirds of the rockets they prepared to launch were destroyed by israeli forces. the region surveys aftermath of the event joint chief chairman will speak privately with israel defense minister gallant. the visit comes with american assets throughout the region to deter further attacks. ceasefire talks are going on, hopeful deal could deesqcalate regional tension. the you can tas were described as constructive, but rejected by hamas who say terms have changed. 325 days into the war, we know 100 israeli hostages remain inside gaza and there are concerns if a situation is not calmed there in gaza there could be larger escalation. >> griff: live in tel aviv, thank you. now bring in daniel flash, former senior advisor for israel's un mission and former p paratrooper. daniel,

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chief correspondent trey yingst is in tel aviv. set the table, trey. >> trey: good morning.re tracking comments from iran's supreme leader indicating iran republic would be open to discussions about the country's nuclear program. reality is iran continuing provocative activity across the region and no evidence to support the statement they are open to deesqcalating the program. they are close to weapons grade material and pursuing a nuclear weapon. we are following discussions out of cairo, egypt today, continuing discussion of possibility of ceasefire between israel and hamas. the conversation, according to the biden administration moving forward with minor details being discussed such as name of palestinian prisoners that will be exchanged for hostages. hamas says the terms have changed. new evacuation orders were given to palestinians yesterday, evacuation orders include a hospital that houses wounded gaza ans. new videos targeted hezbollah. return of fire is daily event with fresh israeli strikes with r rocket and drone alerts in northern israel. they do try to avoid bro

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trey yingst is live, good morning. >> trey: good morning. in iran-backed militia targeted base housing american forces in iraq. several u.s. troops are injured, we're awaiting an update on their condition. 219th time american forces have come under fire happenings since october 7. this could not have come at a more ten time. president biden was updated on the attack planned against israel. he says efforts are underway to defend our forces and respond to any attack in manner and place of our choosing. the question is how the united states will respond and what role americans will play in defending israel. foreign ministers plan to strike is israel. this comes as war in gaza grinds on and new development about know united nations, who announced they fired five unra staffers. there are no plans to deescalate with hezbollah. >> steve: trey, are they still expecting a strike today at some point? 48 hours ago they said it could be yesterday or today or is that moving? >> trey: they are bracing for an attack by iran any moment, likely come overnigh

trey yingst is live in haifa, israel.egrouping with the naming of this new leader. >> trey: exactly and israel worried about two fronts bracing for attack from iran and proxies while the united states urges restraint. hezbollah leader spoke yesterday at ceremony for a senior commander who was killed last week. israeli fighter jet flew over. >> our response, god willing, being strong and effective and between us and them, only few days and nights until we meet on the battlefield. >> trey: diplomatic efforts are underway. other diplomatic conversations con continue. 300 day says in, no end in sight. ismail haniyeh was replaced with sinwar, current head of hamas in dpai. one journalist speaking to fox highlighted this was hamas way to send a message to israel they are not backing down and will choose someone extreme for the job. israeli forces are on high alert. >> carley: trey, thank you. bring in chad robacha, author of "missions without borders." we heard the strike would take place 24 to 48 hours, we're out of that perio

bill: trey, thank you. trey yingst watching that story from israel today again. thank you, trey.ime, ceasefire talks could be reaching a pivotal stage. secretary of state antony blinken set to arrive in israel in just minutes hoping to push a deal across the finish line. israeli prime minister benjamin net an ya hue's office putting out a statement that that reads in part, israel's negotiators expressed cautious optimism regarding the possibility of advancing a deal. we must hope that the heavy pressure on hamas from the if u.s. and the mediators leads to the removal of its opposition to the american proposal. michael allen, former senior director at the national security council, with us. okay. if you are somebody who is, you know, desperate for your loved one to get released, should you have your hopes in check, or is this a more hopeful point than we've been in before when talking about a hostage deal? >> at the same time it's incremental progress, but you should have your hopes in check because i still think that there are serious differences between israel and ma mama -- ham

yingst live from israel, trey. >> trey: good morning. on edge as the country braces for a possible attack from iran and its proxies. iran told u.s. and arab diplomats, it did not care if it caused a war. president biden is scheduled to speak with the jordanian king. with this in mind, israel is preparing for a prolonged conflict as reports indicate iranian response could come in waves and include missile and drone attacks. a draft told officials to prepare for wourt water outages and for power to be cut. israeli negotiators traveled to egypt for talks about a possible ceasefire, bullet made no progress. going after hamas and killing doz knows of civilians in the process. michael carrillo is meeting to discuss the situation and possibility the united states will help israel defend itself from iranian attack. >> steve: standing by in haifa. thank you. >> ainsley: been 15 days since kamala harris rose to top of the ticket and still yet to hold a press conference. >> brian: how long can this last? joining us on kayleigh mcenany. i have not s

trey yingst is live in tel aviv. trey? >> trey: yeah, hey, brian, good morning.unched preemptive strikes against hezbollah over the weekend. the region is now waiting to see what comes next. >> the iran-backed group actually tried to claim victory following the exchange of fire on sunday and claimed without evidence that they targeted only military positions and fired close to tel aviv. the reality is that two thirds of the rockets and missiles they had prepared to launch were actually destroyed by the israeli military. hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah warned of further attacks in the future. as the region surveys the aftermath of the events over the weekend. joint chiefs chairman c.q. brown was in israel today for meetings he spoke privately with israel's defense ministerio lava gallant. american assets spread throughout the region iran and proxies from further attacks as israelis remain on high alert. >> why have been fights this terrorist organization for 10 months. we are not prepared and alert and our systems are not high -- we are keeping our alerts up. we

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. >> joey: trey yingst is live in haifa, israel. trey. >> trey: good morning.across middle east as the region waits to see what comes next. hezbollah, group that controls southern lebanon could strike israel any moment in a broader attack. the leader made new threats and lebanese media reported heavy drone activity. israel braces for conflict in north and reports consider israelis are looking at a possible preempive aksz, iran reconsidering strike against israel. some believe iran is recall clating given large u.s. presence in the region. americans continue to urge restraint with matt miller saying this. >> this is a delicate time for the region, tensions are high. we are in the finali stages of hopefully a ceasefire deal. escalation could make it worse. message we are impressing is no party should take steps to e escalate this conflict. >> trey: before israelis continue to take action against hezbollah, we saw israeli fighter jets heading toward the border. >> carley: the fight in gaza continues. trey yingst live in haifa, thank you. to another fox news alert.

thank you, trey. check back in momentarily trey yengst live in tel aviv. one report out there suggests we might be looking at the biggest prisoner swap since the end of the cold war going back to the late 1980s. this report suggests that moscow is ready to release between 20 and 30 political prisoners. if true that would be an extraordinary moment. we will wait until that is confirmed and dan hoffman joins us. you lived in russia, studied vladimir putin. what is he up to now? >> yeah, well look, i think you are asking the right questions, bill. the question is the extent of this prisoner swap. right now we're hearing that former marine paul whelan is involved as evan gershkovitch and reportedly will be freed. question is some other americans being held behind enemy lines if russia illegally detained. a radio free europe journalist, an innocent ball arena camera who was arrested. a school teacher. a number of other names out there. what are the russians going to get in return? a lot of focus on a russian operative who killed and ethnic chechyan in germany a

trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina.egist and former education secretary bill bennett. leslie, let me start with you price controls from been around the block. nixon tried them. they did not work. it sounds like this is pretty sweeping as far as first economic policy out of the gate. we will see what it sounds like tomorrow. but there is also a lot of criticism around democrats and republicans. >> going to be criticism whatever the vice president says. people asking where do you differ? where do you draw the line where you go a different direction than joe biden? and this is definitely further to the left than the president. this would be more federal oversight and, like you said, it hasn't been very successful these attempts in the past. we did need too have more specifics. but she is trying to address what people are upset about. the price of groceries, and the prices that are being gouged and she feels that if she is president and the first one 100 days with this proposed ban that she can do something about it to addr

trey, attacks could be coming from all sides. >> trey: yeah, exactly. israel is on edge.roxies the "wall street journal" reports that iran told u.s. and arab diplomats it didn't care if counter strike led to war. jordan foreign minister in iran meeting. and president biden is scheduled to speak with jordanian king abdullah ii. there has been very public iranian interaction with those trying to alert a crisis. with this in mind, israel is taking steps to prepare for a prolonged conflict as reports indicate the initial iranian response could come in waves and include extensive missile and drone attacks. a document sent to mayors of northern cities told officials to prepare for water outages, power cuts, and evacuations. and in jerusalem, an underground command bunker for government officials was open by the shin bet security agency. preparations for war in the north and with iran come as the conflict rages on inside the gaza strip. israeli negotiators traveled to cairo egypt this weekend for talks about a possible soos ofire but made no progress. israel has ramped up strike

trey, what is going on over the last few hours?re been a pause in some of the fighting in the rockets? where do we expect things to go from here? >> good afternoon. and southern lebanon. the israelis are launching the preemptive strikes against iran back group hezbollah gathering intelligence the organization was going to launch a massive rocket drone and missile attack against nor northern and central israel. according to a source familiar israeli destroyed 6000 pieces of ammunition, including missiles, rockets and drones. some of them were preparing to launch at israel. others awaiting an position for strikes in the future. we do know according to the same source two thirds of the ammunition that was going to be launched at israel was destroyed. we are also getting information from that leader of hezbollah who spoke from lebanon earlier today indicating his organization is assessing the damage and success of an operation that hezbollah carried out during the strikes against northern israel by the organization firing and drones an

hi, trey. >> trey: good morning, last-ditch diplomatic efforts are underway.te house released statement with france, germany, italy and u.k. urging deescalation in middle east. call described by white house with release saying we called on iran to stand down threat of military attack against israel and discuss serious consequences should such an attack take place. british prime minister netanyahu spoke with iran's new president urging iran to refrain from at attacking israel and they responded saying called for deescalation contradict principles of international law. they are worried attack from iran would be larger than -- new attack could include iran largest proxy hezbollah that targets northern israel. cross-border exchange of fire continues. israel credit rating was downgraded yesterday, giving sense of impact it is having on israeli economy. >> todd: trey, thank you. democrats are hoping putting tim walz on the ticket will be way to reach out to rural america. newport beach today, before hitting boston, denver and swanky neighborhoods like hamptons. next

. >> carley: trey yingst joins us from haifa, israel. good morning. >> trey: good morning. israel is bracing and worries afternoon attack from iran could be just around the corner. "wall street journal" reports iran told u.s. and ashes rab diplomats it did not care if it started a war. jordan foreign minister was at a mee meeting yesterday. there has been little public iranian action with those trying to avert a crisis. israel is preparing for prolonged conflict as reports indicate the response could come in waves and include missile and drone attacks. document sent fo mayors of northern cities said to prepare for water outage and electricity outage. preparation for war in north and with iran coming with fighting inside the gaza strip, you have israeli negotiators traveling to c c caro cairo, egypt. israel ramped up strikes going after hamas and killing dozens of civilians in the process. what comes next for the region? there are conversations taking place. ko current instance is not if, but when. >> carley: in april iran launched 350 drones and missiles into israel. what i

trey. >> trey: overnight, iran-backed militia targeted a home that houses american troops. multiple were injured in the attack, marking the 219th time u.s. forces were targeted since early october. the timing of this bombing at the al assad airbase. we received updates on threats posed and democratic efforts to dee dees deescalate. we discussed steps we're taking to defend our forces and respond to any attack against our personnel. how will the united states respond and defend israel? briefed foreign ministers yesterday and confirmed they plan to strike israel in response to the killing of hamas leader. this comes as war in gaza goes on. u.s. announced it fired nine staffers for suspected involvement in the october 7 massacre. >> carley: rising tension. trey is live in haifa, israel. bring in rebecca grant to talk about this. iran has yet to strike israel. yesterday our service mabs were targeted. who is responsible for this and how do we respond? >> it is tragic and biden almost has a war with iran on his hands. this was carried out by militia group in iraq funded and supp

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst. is he live on the ground in israel. trey, what happened?: yeah, hey, brian. good morning. tension remains high across the middle east amidst mid reports what comes next. israeli media reports that hezbollah. this group in southern lebanon could strike israel first in a broader attack than we have seen so far. you see in this video here the israelis striking back overnight. hezbollah's leader hassan nasraa nasrallah. reported heavy drone activity over southern lebanon. israel is gathering fresh intelligence on the group as embraces for expanded conflict in the north and reportedly considering preemptive action. iran may be reconsidering its strike against israel. despite being prepared to hit back, some believe iran is recalculating given the large u.s. presence in the region and israeli promises of a harsh response if civilian areas are hit. the americans continue to urge restraint with state department spokesman matt miller saying this. >> this is obviously a very delicate time for the region. tensions are high. we are in the final stages,

. >> todd: trey yingst is live in israel with the latest, trey. >> trey: good morning.f averting larger war. the discussions will be led by qatar and egypt. aim is finding end to war in gaza including release of israeli hostages exchanged for palestinian prisoners. they hope this will prevent iran from launching a larger attack. end to conflict would stabilize a security situation across middle east suffering in gaza does continue with civilian death toll rising. horrible stories plague the strip each day. one story pierced hearts of viewers, young father killed in israeli air strike with his wife, latest victims of a horrific war. united states approved 20 billion in military aide for israel as the war grinds on. >> todd: trey, thank you. check in with lawrence jones for what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: good morning, you had childhood friends in studio the yesterday. did it make you nervous? >> todd: it made me nervous when steve doocy was like, walk into todd's shot, no, what if a phone goes off or they mentiony anything about my youth. >> carley:

trey yingst is in israel. hi, trey. >> trey: good morning.ks will resume tomorrow amid hopes of averting a larger war. led by qatari, egypts and united states. the aim is to find an end to the war in gaza in exchange for palestinian prisoners. they waup to prevent iran from launching a larger attack. >> we continue to believe diplomatic resolution is achievable because we continue to believe that no one truly wants a full-scale war between lebanon and israel, especially not lebanese people and the israeli people. >> trey: those on the ground are pessimistic about possibility of an agreement happening, end to broader conflict would stabilize security situation. suffering in gaza continue with death toll rising there, horrible stories plague the strip each day. one story pierced international headlines. a father, whose twin babies, they long with his wife were killed in an israeli shelling. just yesterday united states approved $20 billion for israelis as there are concerns in region that iran will attack israel regardless of the outcome of con

chief correspondent trey yingst is in southern israel with the latest. trey. >> trey: good morning. overnight, israelis continued large-scale raid against the west bank targeting hamas and jihad militants killing five gunmen in a mosque overnight. raids continue. e foreign policy is calling for israel not to -- senior hamas official said hamas will resume suicide attacks against israel as the war in gaza grinds on 328 days in and civilian death toll continues to rise. i need to warn our viewers, some images are graphic. take a being look. >> a mother listens to the chest of your young child's body, the six year old's heart has stopped and the boy is gone. she tries to wake her older son, age 17, no use, his bloodied body is all that is left following the israeli airstrike, wake up, my son, she pleads. at hospital in central gaza, she cries out. before rocking shrouded remains of her boy back and forth. this grieving mother's story is not unique, thousands of palestinians have been killed in the israeli campaign against gaza. israeli military insists they are at war with hamas, not t

trey? >> trey: yeah, hey, brian, good morning.ators are about 50% of the way there for a cease-fire deal. yesterday, following meetings in jerusalem, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he was on board. and he was willing to move forward. he had talks with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken. and the pair agreed on a path to reach a cease-fire. in a meeting with israel's defense ministerio lava gallant thanked him for his visit. inside gaza must come home, question now lives hamas. group whose leadership rejected the current proposal over the weekend as diplomat i can efforts continue to end the war on israel wants southern front, the north continues to heat up. overnight israel launched fresh airstrikes in lebanon targeting a hezbollah weapons storage facility deep in the northeastern part of the country. secondary explosions could be seen in a video taken near the site as suspected rockets or missiles exploded. officials are hopeful that an agreement to address the war in gaza could give hezbollah an off ramp to de

>> brian: what happened overnight, trey.nderstand hezbollah hit them with a wave of drone attacks where they successfully pelled. repelled. did any of them land? >> trey: this weekend dozens of rockets fired into israel by this iran-backed group into southern lebanon it. gives you a sense of what the organization is capable of. this was not the retaliation for the killing of hamas leader i see mel haniyeh. or the one in israeli beirut. rocket alerts coming up on our phone. also the drone attacks along the border. again, this is just a preliminary attack nothing to do with the major response preparing for. not only will they see an attack from iranian soil but also larger proxies like hezbollah in lebanon and houthis in yemen. >> steve: trey yingst live in half if a. stay safe. >> brian: suicidal for them but we are ready to repel this attack. it looks like jordan is ready, too. >> ainsley: we have so many ships in that area and we have soldiers in that area as well big presence. >> brian: crazy thing is we still let iran sel

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hey, trey. >> trey: good morning. i adopt to start with breaking news.ael breaks attack iran and problems ys. hezbollah in southern lebanon just launched a rocket and drone attack into northern israel. just a few miles from where we are standing right now. according to reports from first responders one critically wounded and taken to a local hospital. gives you a sense while israel is preparing for larger conflict. they are still being attacked on a daily basis. also following this other update out of the reasonable overnight and iran backed militia targeting a base in western iraq that houses american forces. multiple u.s. service members injured in that a attack. launched by a militia backed by iran. the timing of that incident couldn't have occurred at worse moment as tensions rise across the middle east. president biden was at the white house being updated on the expected iranian attack that is planned against israel when that took place. the commander-in-chief posting to x that he was briefed and there are efforts to de-escalate the situation. going

trey, good morning to you. >> steve, how are you?rrogate for kamala harris but you can't run away from the fact the numbers t more these days. people feel it. that is a problem for her. >> yeah, his challenges he has to tell the american people that what they are experiencing isn't real. when you tell the jury what they have seen with their own eyes at the grocery store is an illusion, you are not going to win. here is a better comparison, compare inflation when donald trump left office as opposed to now. don't compare to sweden or venezuela. compared to the person you are running against and they will lose that comparison. the issue of crime i find fascinating. steve, i don't want to share trade secrets but prosecutors put people in jail and they don't bond people out. kamala harris has mounted more criminals out of jail recently than she has put in. she can tell people she's a prosecutor but remember the democrat primary she ran against a former prosecutor. real prosecutors don't raise bond money for violent protesters, which is ex

trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. trey? >> yeah, hey, brian, good morning.ael launched preemptive strikes against hezbollah over the weekend. >> the region is now waiting to see what comes next. the iran-backed group claims claimed victory in the exchange of fire on sunday. and without evi evidence said ty targeted only military positions and fired close to tel aviv. the reality is two thirds of the rockets and missiles they prepared to launch were destroyed by the hezbollah military. has sam asra warned of further attacks in the future when he addressed lebanon from undisclosed bunker as the region surveys the aftermath over the weekend. joint chiefs chairman c.q. brown is in israel for meetings. he spoke privately with gallant i'm told. the top u.s. general's visit comes with american assets spread throughout the region to deter iran and its proxies from further attacks. cease-fire talks ongoing in cairo, once again at the working level. u.s. officials remain hopeful that a deal to end the war in gaza could de-escalate regional tension. the talks over the

trey.ey joey good morning tension is rising across middle east as israel braces for expected iranian attack. now the u.s. navy has deployed around 12 warships including the uss theodore roosevelt to region and americans along with other countries are expected to help israel shoot down incoming iranian missiles and drones. new reports believe iran will attack as soon as tonight and into tomorrow. the attack may also include incoming missiles and rockets from hezbollah in lebanon. here in the city of haifa there's more direct attacks against strategic targets further north overnight hezbollah fired 30 rockets into communities along the israel lebanon border. most of the fire was intercepted by israel missile defense system, the iron dome but the move joined with fresh air strikes inside lebanon with northern front active israel southern front is unpotedding. israelis ramping up air streaks against hamas in recent days targeting locations in gaza where displaced people were sheltering in a sch

trey, you can make a selection or go off the board.ill go ahead and make a case for three different individuals who she might take, okay? it is based on history. it goes to the question as whether or not you believe that a vice presidential pick helps you win a particular state. in this case battleground states, right? let's go back to 2020, all right? this is biden and trump. this is arizona. you see in the black right here out of 3.2 million votes cast joe biden was the winner by 10,400 votes. percentage wise that's.3% in arizona, all right? do we think mark kelly helps her in arizona? he might. but what about josh shapiro in pennsylvania. a popular governor. approval rating in excess of 60%. here is where we were, biden beats trump by 81,000 votes in pennsylvania. i don't know as a democrat in this day how you win the white house unless you win pennsylvania. so that's the argument for shapiro. up here in minnesota tim waltz is getting a lot of attention. an easy win for biden by seven points. but tim waltz, some suggest he is too li

. >> todd: trey yingst has details. >> trey: negotiators are 50% of the way to a ceasefire deal followingsterday in jerusalem, u.s. secretary of state blinken announced prime minister netanyahu is on board with american proposal to close the gap for agreement. blinken and benjamin netanyahu discussed threats from iran before blinken traveled to egypt. in a meet with gallant, stressed remaining hostages in gaza must come home. question lies with hamas, who rejected koourn current proposal over the weekend. overnight israel launched fresh air strikes tarrgeting a storag facility. secondary explosions seen in video as suspected rockets or missiles exploded. officials are hopeful to give hezbollah off ramp to deescalate rising tension. tragic update out of israel, officials say army recovered six bodies of israeli hostages inside gaza second largest city of khan yunis. >> carley: trey, thank you. in the u.s. thousands of anti-israel protesters march outside dnc yesterday. several arrested after rushing security fen outside the united center. president biden addressed protesters when he took t

chief foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us now on the ground in israel. hey, trey.yeah hey guys all eyes are on gaza todays and it also comes as the region waits to see if iran and its approximate yis will attack there are diplomatic efforts underway to try to divert a crisis. we do know egyptian qatari and u.s. negotiators will meet on thursday to try a last ditch effort to cut a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. 310 days into the war in gaza this is the only diplomat egg offramp available right now as bloodshed continues on saturday israeli strike against a school building killed dozens of palestinians, israelis say 19 of them were hamas and islamic jihad operatives not independently verified as loved ones search for family members before funerals were held for the dead. >> the israeli occupation force hit people this morning at dawn when they were getting ready for their dawn prayers. it hit with three missiles one from a drone. new evacuation orders were given to palestinian civilians today in honunas toured the humanitarian zone, for most they've had to

trey yingst live in haifa with more.rey. >> trey: good morning, regional sources are concerned the attack from iran could come in less than 24 hours. despite back and forth on specific timing of iranian action, officials appear more confident we are getting closer tos it. lloyd austin discussed israel's p pre preparedness. leaders from germany, france and great britain called for deescalation, saying we urge iran and allies to refrain from attacks on israel that coulcould escalate tension. iran is conducting training exercises and issued notice to air men, indications they could move forward. overnight hezbollah fired and was fire was intercepted by the iron dome. wering reported two hezbollah operatives were killed. there is more u.s. military equipment headed to the region, including the uss georgia, are a submarine. mike. >> mike: thanks. >> dana: bring in general jack keane, he is our fox news senior strategic analyst. could be a busy week out there. lloyd austin said he is reiterating the united states, reiterate in

>> trey: carley, good morning. regional sources are concerned an attack from iran could come in less than 24 hours, despite guessing game, officials appear more concerned and confident we are reaching hour zero. o overnight israel defense minister gallant spoke with lloyd austin. the pair discussed israel's pre preparedness. iran issued notice to airmen with indication they could move forward this week. hezbollah fired rockets over night. some of the fire was intercepted by israel's iron dome. there was israeli strike on sunday that killed two hezbollah operatives. daily exchanges of fire continue along the border. on thursday, you have egypt, qatar and united states working to cut a ceasefire agreement to give everyone an off-ramp to dee deescalate tension. carley. >> carley: trey, thank you. bring in john elliot, former jump national security aide. we heard iran might be considering limiting strut of israel out of fear of a wider war. iran is getting ready to strike and it could happen in matter of days, putting

trey. >> trey: todd, carley, good morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with u.s. the current security situation. nego negotiating teams will meet in cairo to hammer out details of proposal to close gap between israel and hamas. in a statement to fox news, hamas rejected the deal saying benjamin netanyahu was responsible and hamas wants to accept a ceasefire deal from july. if agreement is not reached it will lead to iran or hezbollah atta atta attacking israel. scenes unfolded, including this one, five palestinians were killed. one other story overnight, explosion in tel aviv. initial assessment shows the man who was killed was a bomber. police say this was an attempted terror attack, highlighting unstable situation across the region as israel remains on high alert. >> todd: thank you. 100,000 anti-israel protesters are expected to rally outside the dnc today, highlight ing -- hundred of protesters marched through chicago yesterday in first demonstration of the week. the pro-palestinian march is coalition of 200 groups and leader of largest police union say most o