i am trey gowdy and it is "sunday night in america." kamala harris and donald trumpua giving closing events and razor-thin race fozor r presidet but what looks razor-thin could turn into electoral landslide if all of the swing states swing together. millions of ballots have alread been cast. what does that mean, and whos does that benefit? sean trende is with "realclearpolitics" and joines has now. bei welcome, sean coach a thank you for being here. the sense among trump harris might be waning or is that wishful inking among repub republicans? >> that is certainly what we see pola we have, daterta donald trump has closed the gap in the national poll which never happened in 2016 or 2020. he is leaving in the swing states now and this is definitely a race when he is way and with that that momentumthat continues is another story but so far the momentum that you: need. >> trey: sean, i am old enough 2 to remember 2022 midterms. i don't know if you remember those were not but it wasbe supposed to be a red way but a trickle because of constel

i am trey gowdy and it is to ben 30 a.ss than a month, americas pick a new p presidentre and whc the most consequential election in our lifetime. both candidates stopping in key state as harris and trump deadlocked in battleground h most in the whole margin of error.esid but holes don't electcase presidents, you do. trump made his case in wisconsin earlier today. >> we are a failinble,g nation. we are a failing nation. we are a nation in decline. we are a nation in distress. and we are going to get it fixed very quickly. but you know what? if we have to go with another w four years with these people, these people -- and she is worse -- and she is worse than biden, in my opinion. >> trey: meanwhile harris wasamn in the birthplace of the republican party among other states this week. >> the tragic truth that we are facing in this election, that there is actually an honestqu question about onees of the candidates will uphold the oath to the constitution of the united states. donald trump will give billionaires and corporation

let's start with our own trey yingst reporting from northern israel. trey? >> overnight was with israelly forces as they entered southern leb lebanon. it was the first time since 2006 that israel has been on the ground publicly. they warned civilians in more that 20 different i'll have -- villages and towns to evacuate. this country is bracing for a possible ballistic missile attack by iran and maybe proxies like hezbollah and the houthis in yemen. we know the u.s. embassy is warning personnel to stay closer to shelters and residents are urged to stay home and close to their mamads, the he brew word for shelter. israel's top spokesman is warning of an imminent missile attack from iran, which would be larger than what we saw in april that includes 300 ballistic missile and cruise missiles with drones. there's consultations taking place right now among the defense echelon of israel about what comes next and what a possible israel response would be to a large-scale missile attack from iran. last weekend the israelis take out the hezbollah leader. there's concer

trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i am trey gaddy it is "sunday night in america".less than a month americans pick a new president and what many consider to be the most consequential election in our lifetime. both candidates are stopping key states as polls show harris and trump are deadlocked in every battleground state with most within the pulling margin of error, polls don't elect presidents, you do, trump made his case in wisconsin earlier today. >> this country is in big trouble, we are failing nation, we are a failing nation in the nation in decline and a nation in distress and working to get it fixed very quickly but you know what if we have to go with another four years of these people and she's worse than biden in my opinion. >> harris was in the birthplace of the republican party among other states. >> the tragic truth that we are facing in the selection that there is actually an honest question about whether whether the candidates will uphold the oath to the constitution of the united states. >> donald trump will get billionaires incorporation massive tax

>> trey i saw the opposite.the courtroom you referred to what the boys were facing in you recall the retreats and better y tested the vehicle going down the ramp to determine how long it would float and we would have a penalty phase . as you know there's evidence of aggravation and mitigation so i wanted to know, could she have changed her mind? it was a botched suicide what were things she could have done the? that car flooded cinque interned for six minutes and for six minutes it's ironic when she was given her plea to the nation to bring my babies back in the carjacker took my kids and i could hear them crying mommy. the best are wracked with truth so she probably did hear mommy, mommy is it rolled into the lake. >> those little boys had a father david smith is a wonderful person. better than i am. let's listen to him in a talk to about on the other side. >> do you intend to attend her parole hearing? >> i absolutely do. i want to remind them of what she did. who were the victims in this case, certainly not h

trey: i am old enough to remember the 2022 midterms. i don't know if you remember those or not, it was supposed to be a red wave and it became a trickle because of a constellation of smaller issues worn off against the major issues. are there issues that pollsters could be missing this time around that they are undercounting or are being represented in the polling. >> i would like to forget 2022 or at least the polls from their. it was a tough year. but look there is definitely things like the abortion-rights referendum in arizona and nevada that may bring extra polls on election day and there's a history of donald trump over performing his polls. a lot of his pollsters or supporters won't talk to pollsters, they don't want to talk to them and there's really nothing you can try to wait around it there's fancy statistical techniques but other than work in previous elections. your best bet to go with the pool averages with understanding that polling does have an art to it and some of the artist are wrong. >> what if anything could be glea

trey: i am old enough to remember the 2022 midterms. i don't know if you remember those or not, it was supposed to be a red wave and it became a trickle because of a constellation of smaller issues worn off against the major issues. are there issues that pollsters could be missing this time around that they are undercounting or are being represented in the polling. >> i would like to forget 2022 or at least the polls from their. it was a tough year. but look there is definitely things like the abortion-rights referendum in arizona and nevada that may bring extra polls on election day and there's a history of donald trump over performing his polls. a lot of his pollsters or supporters won't talk to pollsters, they don't want to talk to them and there's really nothing you can try to wait around it there's fancy statistical techniques but other than work in previous elections. your best bet to go with the pool averages with understanding that polling does have an art to it and some of the artist are wrong. >> what if anything could be glea

jason. >> trey. trey.o what degree is the united states of america partnering with israel on this attack? is it a support mechanism? are there u.s. assets being deployed? is there technology? do we have any idea of what the u.s. involvement might be in this attack? that's going on right now? tonight? >> yeah. so i asked a senior official this very question tonight and the extent at which they would describe the coordination was simply communication with the americans. there is an understanding that they don't want to send a message that the united states is directly involved in any of these attacks, despite the fact that behind the scenes, they may be sharing things like intelligence. and we do know, of course, that the americans have helped the israelis to prepare for a possible iranian retaliation to the strikes that are currently taking place. jason, as we speak. remember earlier in the week and it really all sort of blends together for the officials here who are continuing to fight a war not just on th

that's our intrepid chief foreign correspondent trey yingst on the front lines of the war.rried out more series of punishing airstrikes, focused on the hezbollah militant group blasting parts of southern beirut, cutting off the main border crossing between lebanon and syria. trey yingst joins us now to discuss the critical situation and new book goes by the name black saturday an unfiltered account of the october 7th attack on israel and the war in gaza. trey, thanks for joining us, congrats on the book. i want to start with the news of the day. we have seen this continued pounding inside beirut. israeli officials saying it's strategic going after people and also this crossing. what do we know? >> trey: absolutely. the israelis are ramping up airstrikes on the lebanese capital of beirut. they are focusing on the neighborhood the hezbollah strong hold in the southern part of the city. and we understand that more strikes are expected in the hours ahead as israeli forces try to go after the weapons storage facilities around beirut and also overnight an intelligence command cen

. >> brian: fox news chief correspondent trey yingst joins us. we'll get to your book, too. but your thoughts, first time since 2006, idf in lebanon. >> trey: absolutely, israeli forces launched ground offensive into southern lebanon going after hezbollah positions along the border. my team and i were embedded with an israeli commando unit and went to the hezbollah unit o overnight. we got a look at the staging of israeli troops on the border and how they crossed into hezbollah-controlled territory. there are a number of places they will put new pressure on the iran-backed group. they ordered evacuation of two dozen neighborhoods, they want people to go north of the litani ri river. daniel hagari is addressing the israeli public. israeli military has issued new home-front guidelines to civilians in israel to remain close to shelters and limit public gatherings. we'll wait to see how hezbollah will respond to . >> lawrence: what was the turning point? israel has been on offense with hamas, not for hezbollah. after the pager attack and now going more offensive, what changed? >

>> trey: absolutely. diplomatic efforts are ongoing. a senior hamas official signalled the group is open to an agreement as negotiators conduct parallel efforts to reach a short-term deal. an agreement is unlikely before u.s. elections. conversations continue at the working level. u.s. officials will be in the area this week to move the ball forward. death toll continue to rise in gaza. 88 palestinians were killed on tuesday. the director of the hospital spoke out about the lack of medical supplies and personnel to treat the wounded. >> we're talking about zero capabilities, zero medical supplies and zero, there is only one doctor left, a pediatrician who cannot provide surgical as assistance to these people. >> trey: idf announced an officer was severely wounded. israeli video shows capture 've a hezbollah commander. the ground operation continues. as this is ongoing all eyes remain on iran and whether or not the country will respond to israeli strikes over the weekend. i was told by secnbcior -- senr israeli official. and another offi

trey, thank you. okay. anytime.n a war zone, often when you least expect it, you turn your head and there happens to be something you wish you had never seen. everyone is good. trey and jerusalem team have experienced that often. like something out of a horror movie. we had the privilege of having one of the best crews in the business. the crew is amazing. it's a family, close family. it's a small team. we know each other for many years. take it again. see it again from the top. our teams in the field all know that we at fox utterly have their back. i thought it was really powerful that earlier this year the fox executives came to southern israel to see where the massacre took place. lachlan murdoch, suzanne scott and jay wallace. while this area was still taking rocket fire. saw firsthand the aftermath of this massacre. and i thought it was brave. but i also thought it sent a message to the world that they felt it was important to be here to bear witness to the atrocities committed against the israeli people. some

trey yingst is live in haifa. trey. >> trey: israeli forces are confirming one soldier killed ea earlier today while fighting in southern lebanon. this is an elite group of fighters used to conduct these type of operations. initial reports show hezbollah ambushed israeli forces on other side of the border. casualty rates will rise. we are tracking that story overnight, large-scale ballistic missiles attack launched from iran to israel, 180 missiles soaring through the skies. israel arrow three was working to take down the fire. s significant impact and craters caused by the missiles. one killed and two injured. they wsay they were responding o the killing of their leaders. what is the israeli response? iran-backed hezbollah launched 100 rockets into israel today. we are following the other security story overnight out of israel that killed seven people. attackers arrived from west bank and targeted a light rail train. israeli forces look to stabilize the security situation and determine their response against iran

our trey yengst is on top of it. a significant development and for the victims of october 7th, some justice. >> bill: there you have that. let's come back home for a moment. early voting is underway, 7 million americans have already cast a ballot, wow. state of georgia seeing record turnout in the first two days of early voting this week. all this as vice president harris finally shakes up the media strategy sitting down for her first-ever interview during this campaign here on the fox news channel. >> your campaign slogan is a new way forward and time to turn the page. you have been vice president for 3 1/2 years. what are you turning the page from? >> first of all, turning the page from the last decade in which we have been burdened with the kind of rhetoric coming from donald trump that has been designed and implemented to divide our country and have americans literally point fingers at each other. >> bill: former mayor of atlanta and harris campaign senior advisor. thank you for coming back. thanks for being here

trey yingst joins us from haifa. is this becoming an all-out war between iran and israel, trey?rter: stuart, good morning. the short answer is we don't know, and and we do expect some sort of iranian retaliation a for the israelis taking out hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, their largest proxy in the middle east over the weekend. and just overnight the israelis took the. current conflict up a notch by launching a ground raid into southern lebanon, targeting a variety of hezbollah positions there. and so the iranians in some sense feel they have to save face and support their largest proxy and, remember, they still feel that a tab is open on the killing of the leader of hamas who was killed in tehran at the inauguration of the new president. so the situation is very dire for the region. we understand israeli air defense is on high alert, and they are preparing for the possibility that even tonight iran could launch a ballistic missile attack toward the country. stuart? stuart: i just want you to speculate for one second, trey. supposing they launch the missile and it go

we will get live to trey yingst in israel in moments.days until the election, what are the latest poll numbers telling us about the outcome in the presidential race, let's bring in pollster and political analyst frank luntz. it's great to have you on the show as always. i want to have some sound here because i think it's interesting, these are -- we don't have the sound, okay. we had some young voters and i want to read a couple of these they cause you say hold on guys, you voted for them twice and we are talking about, you know, the democrats in 2016 and 2020, then you have guys saying listen, i just like -- it's important to me to know that i'm going to get through the day without being broke all of the time. the economy is a big deal, you believed that male voters are being ignored, frank. >> it's what they tell me. we did a session about 48 hours ago and i was shocked because it's not just about trump, it's not just about harris. for these men who voted democrat in 2016 and 2020, it's about the change in the democratic party. the fee

trey, you're going to let you stand by. i wanted to take a look at this statement from iranian state media that you read. irg see, islamic revolutionary guard corps in response to the martyrdom of haniyeh. hassan the swallow and a third, we targeted the heart of the occupied territories. if the zionist regime reacts will face questioning attacks. the fact they use the word targeted in the past tense might be an indication this is over. they're also saying it's not just for haniyeh but for nasrallah and another as well. basically saying to israel, saying don't respond, we will hit back again if you do. i don't know your thoughts about whether this is over or not. there's also the question of, does israel just let this go? does israel respond as well, noting that after the takeout of nasrallah, iran moved the ayatollah khamenei to a safe undisclosed location. trey. >> israeli officials are not likely to let this go. they don't want the dynamic to change. despite the fact that we are clearly stepping upon regional escalation l

trey yingst, i will be your father again knowing your father says the same thing. be careful, my friend, be safe. trey yingst. >> reporter: thank you, neil. neil: i urge you to to read this book. he writes as bluntly as he reports. we need a lot more of that. danny danon with us right now. he also speaks very bluntly of the threat that faces not only israel, he says, but the world. the israeli ambassador to the united nations, kind to join us. ambassador, very good to see you. you know that the incidents of nearly a year ago better than anyone, so i don't have to remind you of them, but the sheer graphic nature of them is lost on a lot of people for whom this has been whitewashed. and i, you know, we know war is horrific, but what triggered all of this was especially horrific. how do you feel almost a year later? >> neil, good morning. so this coming monday we will all remember the atrocities, the victims and also the hostages still in the hands of hamas. but you're absolutely right, you know, i stand at the u.n. with all the leaders about why we are fighting in ga

>> first i want to say trey does a great job. transportation secretary in north carolina, my heart goes to the people of western north carolina. i know that part of the state well. what israel is going to do next i think is going to continue the netanyahu plan of eradicating the means of war from those tunnels that trey just showed, and continue his step-by-step process of pushing the extended range of the weapons back in lebanon so they can't range the people that live in galilee and golan heights area. >> john: do you think it will be limited to that or will they strike back against iran itself? iran use to attack israel solely through its proxies. that all changed on april the 13th when it attacked directly and it happened again yesterday. israeli sit back and say, okay -- >> they have three fights on their hands. hamas in the south come hezbollah in the north, and iran as -- >> john: and the houthis -- >> and all of the she a militia groups funded by these unfrozend oil that iran is trading with china and russia when presiden

thank you, trey. talk soon. >> dana: speaking of iran they sponsor hamas. they have a leader named sinwar and the israeli defense forces are right now trying to determine if this lead that they have that he could be dead is true. it is possible that the mastermind of october 7th is dead. we're checking on that and have more on that coming up very soon. this, no softball questions here. vice president kamala harris sits down with her first interview with fox news. more reaction from the trump campaign up next. leo's number 2's are really getting better. better poo, better you! that's a good boy, leo! every day, veteran homeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home loan. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. ♪ innovation in health care means nothing if n

could not be more timely, trey. >> good morning. really significant developments here in the middle east just over the past few minutes. u.s. officials are now warning of an imminent iranian ballistic missile attack against israel. this comes just days after the leader of hezbollah, has am nasrallah was killed. he was the leader of iran's largest proxy in the middle east. last night israeli forces entered lebanon on the ground. we're tracking all the developments for you. last night i was with an israeli commando unit targeting hezbollah positions in southern lebanon. we saw israeli forces staging on the border and entering very quietly trying to go after this buffer zone that they are creating between israel and lebanon to eventually allow israeli civilians to return to their homes in the northern part of this country. there are questions, though, about what comes next and how far israeli forces will enter into lebanon. this morning the israeli military announced that 20 different towns and villages in southern lebanon are being or

hi, trey. >> hi, guys.t you are witnessing right now in the distance is extensive hezbollah rocket fire coming into northern israel. we have seen a number of barrages like this, but this is one of the largest that i have seen since we have been reporting here from the north. some of those rockets getting intercepted by israel's missile defense system, the iron dome. these are life images you are watching. these explosions in the skies over northern israel. it gives you a sense of just how this story is developing. one of those rockets just landed. it did not get intercepted, might have been heading toward an open area. but as we report here along the border and i am looking at the lord's coming in on my phone, you can get a sense it is not just the ballistic missile attack overnight from iran, but also the ongoing activity coming from hezbollah in southern lebanon. we learned today that eight israeli soldiers were killed fighting hezbollah in the southern part of lebanon. they were in a village when they we

. >> paul you can do the whole show we have questions to trey yingst coming your way and david.u thanks for coming in on a saturday. certainly it is a story day republican or democrat they pulled it off over in pennsylvania. 31 days to go means bring out the big guns if you've got some celebrities got stars bring them out because we're looking at virtual dead heat between harris and trump. tonight trump had musk. >> america is the home of the brave. [cheering] and there's no true azest than courage under fire. so that -- who do you want representing america? >> that's the big question. this week president obama is hitting the trail for harris. and the final 30 days race neck and neck joining us now to break it all down one of the best in business new hampshire governor chris sununu your thoughts about tonight first and musk coming out the night -- the size of the crowd. >> yeah. huge win. there's no doubt there's a lot of momentum building it is great to get musk out there he's a character you don't want just a celebrity and a name but a bit of a character he's outspoken he brin

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trey? >> arthel, good afternoon but cease-fire talks resume today in doha when they hope for an agreement to end the war i spoke earlier with the source familiar with the conversations taking place in qatar they are hopeful in agreement can come to terms here. they cautioned any sort of deal will be a short-term deal. less than a month and the parameters are not yet sets. this comes as a security situation across the region remains difficult and unstable but earlier today there was a suspected terror attack north of israel's second-largest city of tel aviv. here's what we saw when we got to the scene. right now first responders are at the scene of a truck ramming just north of tel aviv. paramedics say at least 35 people were injured in this attack. i'd taken to local hospitals. the motive right now is unclear. police are investigating. it appears to be a terror attack just outside of israel second-largest city and reports indicate that the driver of the truck was shot by people at the bus s

. >> jesse: let's go to trey yingst in israel. trey?, jesse, this was a significant attack that took place across israel earlier today. the iranians firing more than 180 ballistic missiles at this country. some of them were intercepted by israel's arrow three missile defense system, but others slammed into the ground below. we understand the israeli cabinet is meeting tonight to determine what their response will be to this attack that sent millions of people to bomb shelters. we can see here from the city of haifa in the northern part of israel, as these missile-defense systems were active, they were picking off the ballistic missiles that were soaring through the air, and again, this is significant because it is the first time, according to iranian state television, that the iranians used the font of 4 hypersonic ballistic missile. back in april when iran attacked israel they did not use hypersonic ballistic missiles of this caliber, the latest they have in their arsenal, so as we look forward, there are major questions about how the

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[sirens] >> brian: trey yingst is live in haifa, israel with the latest. trey?, good morning. israel today is assessing the damage following a large-scale ballistic missile attack overnight that was launched by iran. more than 180 missiles soaring through the skies of this country. some of them were intercepted. others slamming into the ground below. we do know that israel's advanced missile defense system, the arrow 3 engaged some of the targets working to take down the fire, but video circulating online shows significant impacts and craters caused by the missiles. one palestinian p man was killed in the west bank. they used new hypersonic missiles and responding to the killing of nasrallah. and haniyeh. they gathered to discuss what the israeli response would be to this attack. reports indicate it will be a significant response. the missile attacks come as iran backed hezbollah launched more than 100 rockets into israel today while israel continues to target the lebanese capital of beirut with airstrikes. we're also tracking another security story out of israe

trey yingst has deleted from israel. trey? >> neil: >> good afternoon, neil.s daily rocket fire targeting major population centers like haifa and even sometimes tel aviv and there's new concerned that israel is actually were running low on interceptor missiles for both the iron dome short-range system and the more advanced aero system. over the past year more than that's according to local reports and that's why this week the united states is delivering a and terriblest well israel plaintiff and the military is also going on offense watching morton -- launching more strikes against hezbollah in southern lebanon and pushing ground forces ahead. the israeli military said it took out a hezbollah commander responsible for the group's drone unit there my district comes after injuring attack over the weekend killed four israeli soldiers in central israel remind the israelis were also continuing strikes and shelling against gaza amid new questions about the targeting of areas in central gaza. over the weekend at school in new york and boar's head by israeli -- among

trey yingst in haifa, thank you. on what to expect in the region as tensions remain high, former ambassador -- actually, in several countries in the middle east, james jeffrey. mr. ambassador, thanks for being here on set. you know this so well. we're hearing these reports about strikes on iran's oil infrastructure, unclear exactly what direction that's going. your sort of analysis of it is? >> well, i think that israel knows, marley after the latest strike of -- particularly after the latest strike of almost 200missiles some of which got through and got close to knocking out israeli military installations, israel has to the make a massive retalia a story strike. it's preparing one that it hopes will shut down iran's direct participation in this war. of course, iran is indirectly supporting hezbollah blah, the houthis, hamas and all the rest. we'll have to see what that is. the targets are variable, the goal is clear and unique, to shut iran down as an active participant in strikes against israel. griff: is your read

so, trey, have you got brits. so, trey, have you got thoughts on that ? thoughts on that?w, i get the whole need to publish tables. so you sort of get a sense of who you're letting in and how they're behaving themselves. i mean, lots of other countries exercise that, right to get a sense of how people are behaving. but i think especially in light with the recent troubles and the riots, it could be a slippery slope, isn't it, because it's easy to paint an entire people based on the, you know, the misdeeds of a few of them? you know, and i think, where's that going to end up? you know, are people going to start looking at british born immigrants, maybe someone like myself, and starting to look at the criminality rates amongst people that are here and there are so many nuances as to why people end up in prisons. i think it's a slippery slope because why, you know, i mean, like you said though, if we're looking at the statistics, if we're talking about 1 in 50 albanians. >> so that's more than 1200. if we're talking about potentially high numbers, as you said, though , it coul

fox news chief foreign correspondent trey yingst has been covering it all.om israel this day, this anniversary coming up tomorrow has special meaning for you and, of course, everybody in israel. it's been a year. how has that renal, how has -- that region, that country been transformed? >> reporter: yeah, pete, you bring up a great point, and that's that the war continues and there really is no end in sight. just overnight the israelis were striking targets in the northern part of the gaza strip. today we understand there's a mass evacuation order for palestinian civilians, an indication that israel plans to go deeper into northern gaza again on the ground. if there are now diplomatic efforts that are rising to the to the surface to try and end the conflict right now and, importantly, get the hostages that are still inside gaza out. and so one major thing that's changed is that now this is a multifront war, and israeli forces are not just operating on the ground inside gaza, but also on the ground in southern lebanon. so as the region marks the one-year anni

>> neil: trey, thank you very much for that. show to talk about these developments and all he has seen in the last year. wonderful book, "black saturday," really is a moving book, i just received a copy, already halfway through it. it really, from the guy who was there to see it from the beginning and report on it from the beginning, ending the war and the back-and-forth. we look forward to chatting with him on that. lieutenant general back with us, the former national security advisor under vice president pence. general, always great having you. you heard, obviously, the recommendations that joe biden had for the israelis. don't go after nuclear facilities. in iran. there was a republican senator, always fair and balanced, who told me, go after oil facilities. now, of course, the danger there is you attack oil facilities, oil prices rocket worldwide, but your thoughts? >> yeah, neil, thanks for having me. look, president biden said he wants to make sure they respond proportionally to the attack. he keeps misreading it. the fact

trey yingst is live in tel aviv. trey? >> trey: yeah, hey, brian, good morning.day, hezbollah's new leader, that hermine kassem made his first public remarks since taking over as secretary general. kassem appeared open to a cease-fire agreement but did vow to continue fighting the israelis. we do know the former deputy of the late hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah also took a chance to open incitement against benjamin netanyahu whose house was targeted earlier this month with a hezbollah drone. kassem said he survived this time but perhaps he would be killed by someone in israel. with the war ongoing we know that diplomatic efforts are continuing to end the exchanges of fire along the northern front. hundreds of rockets and airstrikes being traded each week. overnight lebanon's prime minister signaled a deal could be just days away for pause in the fighting. u.s. envoy bret mcguirk and adviser hochstein are in israel to try to reach an agreement with a focus on lebanon israel is preparing for the possibility that iran launches a counter strike following saturday'

good morning, trey. >> good morning. overnight the israelis ramped up air strikes against the lesbian knees capital of beirut but earlier this week as they started their ground operation into southern lebanon, we were exclusively embedded with an israeli commando unit as they took the fight to hezbollah. take a look. >> minutes after the orders are given israeli soldiers lowered into land rovers and drive toward lebanon to reach a hezbollah position. once near the fence they cross quietly over the border. the pitch black night accesses their cover while the mission unfolds. a distant flair the only source of light. the crunch of branches beneath their feet the only noise. arriving at the hezbollah outpost they first clear a maze of tunnels and rooms before we enter. right now israeli forces are conducting a ground operation into southern lebanon. we are with an elite commando unit embedded underground right now to get here we walked through mine fields and crossed uneven terrain, popped with craters left behind from the

so we saw the aero three system that trey talked about, the aero two system. very large interceptors meant to take down ballistic missiles. united states and israel have worked on them for decades. they were doing their jobs intercepting as many threats as possible. we had our own u.s. navy assets with interceptor launching as well. air assets trying to do what they can. ultimately missiles got through. they were tracking to a vacant area. others may have caused minor damage. >> harris: can you tell at this point what was targeted? a lot of what will turn out to be propaganda but maybe some of it might be proven true, we don't know. but does it look like there were people who were targeted and did they target any of the air force or things like fighter jets and those types of things? when we've been hit i think to pearl harbor, not that this was close to that but they will usually go for keeping american pilots out of the air. >> what the iranians have said and the impacts that we were able to detect a couple of major air bases being targeted. the mossad headq

thank you very much, trey. year later, israel is still fighting for its right to exist, fighting to recover the hostages still held by hamas at this hour. several of those hostages are indeed american citizens. however, vice president kamala harris is refusing to call israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu an ally. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? >> i think, with all due respect, the better question is if we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people, and the answer to that question is yes. >> kayleigh: netanyahu of course represent the people of israel. martha, the support for israel has been fervent inward from the biden administration but perhaps type it in action. he saw the jostling last week, the call for a cease-fire after israel had that slight incursion into southern lebanon. and all of a sudden we support israel. oh, wait, but not attacking iran's nuclear sites. a. >> martha: i am struck by the title of trey's book. i think "black satu

trey yingst in tel aviv. trey, does that mean we're getting closer to a ceasefire?tely, it does. diplomatic efforts are item going to end the war between israel and hamas. a senior hamas official signaled the group is open to an agreement as negotiations continue with the help of the can qataris, the egyptians and the americans to reach a short-term deal. reports do indicate an agreement is unlikely before the u.s. elections, but fox news is told that conversations continue each day at the working level. u.s. officials will be in the region later this week the move the ball forward as these efforts play out, the death toll continues to rise inside gaza. 88 palestinians were killed in a strike on northern gaza tuesday. the director of the hospital spoke out about the lack of medical supplies and personnel to treat the wounded. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: we are talking about zero capabilities. zero medical supplies and zero medical personnel. after the arrest of a large number of medical personnel specializing in surgeries. there's only one doctor left

trey, hello to you. >> good morning. we're learning that more israeli forces are headed into southern lebanon as israel's war against hezbollah continues. the israeli army confirming that a captain, 22-year-old, was killed during an ambush this morning in southern lebanon. we expect the casualty rates from that incident to rise. it gives you a sense of the active combat along the border just about 17 miles from where we are standing now. it comes as israel is surveying the damage following that extensive ballistic missile attack overnight that targeted this country from iran. more than 180 missiles soared through the skies of israel. some were intercepted. others slammed into the ground below. israel's advance missile defense system was working to take down much of the fire. videos circulating show significant impacts and craters caused by the missiles. one palestinian man was killed in the west bank and two israelis injured. iranance were responding to the killing of hezbollah leader nasrallah and the hamas leader. the

trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thanks a lot. the white house for reaction from the biden administration on israel's retaliatory strike on iran and ongoing negotiations. lucas tomlinson is live on the north lawn. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. we've not heard from president biden today, but we have heard from vice president kamala harris. >> i do believe that it is critically important that we as the united states of america be an active participant in encouraging, one, that this war ends, that we get the hostages out but also that there is a real commitment among nations the a two-state solution and the day taffe. -- the day after. and we have to fulfill that responsibility. >> reporter: what with we've learned froms israel's unprecedented strike on iran is how vulnerable iran's air defense systems are. the pentagon has been given a playbook should the u.s. have to strike iran in the future. the defense systems were destroyed in the first wave, and israeli jets had free range after that. president biden urged the israelis to

trey yingst is in haifa for us. trey, has hezbollah responded to these attacks? yes, stuart, good morning. they've not yet responded but overnight israel launched a series of air strikes against banks across lebanon linked to hezbollah. smoke could be seen rising from the lebanese capitol and explosions targeted the stronghold and one location near the airport. in addition to beirut, the bikkah valley saw new strikes and senior israeli official briefed media after weakening hezbollah's ability to finance the war against israel. on the ground, israel is continuing to push deeper into lebanon and new soldiers entering each day and they're firing hundreds of rockets over the border this weekend and northern front remaining active and special envoy is in bay root today for -- beirut today for meetings about a path forward to ebbed the war and israel gave them a document with the ceasefire and along the demands is that israel wants to maintain an ability and conducting raids in lebanon in what's referred to as active enforcement of agreement and israel's southern fron

trey yingst is live in israel. do we know anymore about how this went down? >> good afternoon appeared we are still gathering information about what exactly took place but we can now report that the shelling actually happened yesterday. israeli forces were not able to make it to this area of southern gaza until today where they discovered according to reports the body of yahya sinwar. this makes an important distinction. this was not like the targeted strike against hassan nasrallah the leader of hezbollah. this was a routine strike saw movement and southern gaza and fired and got to the scene and confirmed that they had killed the leader of hamas, sinwar. but jennifer raises an important point. the question is what happens to the hostages inside gaza because up until this point the qatari and egyptian negotiations that were ongoing albeit at a low level were still led in part by yahya sinwar. hamas is running out of leaders to negotiate on their behalf and there are still more than 100 hostages, some of them dead in some of them alive inside gaza. israel's p

let's go to trey yingst. >> reporter: neil good afternoon.d more than 120 rockets into northern israel today alone. we know a number of people were injured by shrapnel just north of our position here. the brushes came after israel struck norma's targets overnight in lebanon in the capital of beirut at least half a dozen buildings were taken down by his early air strikes. the exchange of fire came as the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken end blank end arrived in qatar meetings of a possible cease-fire in the middle east specifically between israel and hamas. >> intensely focused on bringing hostages home back ending the war act alleviating the suffering of palestinian children back women and men in gaza. and we've been working closely together to try to do that for many months. now we've seen the quickest way to get there as being through his cease-fire and hostage deal. >> negotiations for a deal are set to resume next week they sent a delegation sunday and the cia director we'll also be in attendance fox news was told with diplomatic ef

trey says according to his israeli sources they will respond. the question is how large a response and will it send the middle east into an escalatory latter that the u.s. has been trying to avoid for over a year now. speak to jen griffin live the pentagon. we will check back with you. >> john: senior vice president for research of the foundation for the fence democracy a and te former terrorism financial list analyst of the department of treasury. he joins us. iran, like it did several years ago when it through seven missiles of the al-assad air base, through diplomatic channels told the u.s. we are going to do this. literally all the missiles were shot down or landed harmlessly. how do you -- how do you analyze what iran did here and how israel might possibly respond? it looks like it's another one of those cases where iran felt it had to respond in some way, knowing it was going to be completely ineffective and embarrassed itself really on the world stage. none of that gets distributed to the iranian people. the eight iranian people know they

hello, trey. >> reporter: san morning good morning., israel launched waves of strike in response to to a ballistic missile attack earlier this month. we know the first target hit was a series of air defense systems not only in iran, or but also in iraq and syria. once the path was cleared, more than a hundred fighter jets participated in the strikes that targeted military positions inside iran. explosions rocked missile production facilities near the iranian capital setting the country's program back at least a year according to reports. israeli officials tell fox news that the country remains on high alert over the possibility that iran may respond to the strikes to avoid looking weak on the world stage. with the attention still high, israeli soldiers are still fighting on the ground in lebanon and gaza. 13 soldiers were kill killed a 48-hour period late a last week, 10 while battling hezbollah and 33 while fighting hamas. inside gaza, civilians desperately wait for a diplomatic solution. now, ceasefire talks are set ore assume this w