at the u.s. military in the middle east. u.s.s. mason off the coast of yemen had two ballistic missiles launch evidence its way that notified. they responded to a distress call from a tanker nearby. we've seen more than 70 attacks on u.s. military forces since mid october. more shortly coming up here. first the emotions running high in israel. [chanting] >> bill: these are some of the scenes in israel and the west bank as they see newly freed prisoners. a four-day cease-fire about to run out and find out whether or not the cease-fire is extended. hope you had an awesome thanksgiving. i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." an emotional weekend. a 4-year-old israely american girl abigail edan is free but saw her parents murdered in front of her. hamas let go 58 people. israel released 39 palestinian prisoners in exchange. >> bill: the front page "new york post." safe at last. for some that is true. many more still are left behind. president biden saying he backs an extension of the four-day truce if more israeli hostages are allowed to go free. >> president biden: i would like to see us move to a point where we were able to -- let me put it this way. i would like to see the pause go on as long as prisoners keep coming out. >> bill: mike pompeo on the high stakes for the u.s. first alex hogan has the latest headlines from her post in israel. >> good morning. negotiators say they're working right now to extend the length of this pause after both sides say that is something they are eager to see continue. we'll continue to monitor that on the ground. it is day four of this cease-fire. we could see more hostages be released any minute. [cheers and applause] >> a hero's welcome home. the sentiment in nationwide celebrations for moments like this. sharon kissing her husband. a boy running into his father's arms. emily hugging her dad for the first time and laying with her sister and dogs. yoni holding all four girls reunited under one roof. in the first three days of the cease-fire hamas released prisoners. in exchange israel released 117 palestinian prisoners in the west bank in large crowds some people waved hamas flags as families celebrated emotional reunions as well. as we watch this unfold today we expect to see the release of the final 11 hostages, women and children in this agreed upon deal. the pause in fighting has held in gaza. despite the hopes the cease-fire would carry to northern israel and the conflict with hezbollah over the weekend the idf downed a surface to aramis ill launched from lebanon. 4-year-old abigaily dan, the 4-ye 4-year-old -- six other kids had at least one parent killed. >> bill: remarkable stuff, alex, thank you. secretary of state mike pompeo, the former with us now and sir good morning to you. mike pompeo joins us here. trey yengst brought us a report around 6:00 this morning saying that hamas doesn't have control of all these remaining hostages. let's say there are roughly 200 left over still in gaza. islamic jihad has maybe 40 or 50. so how are we going to find our way out of this? do you believe an extended truce is the right move now? >> good morning, bill, great to be with you. look, i have not tried to second guess the israeli decision making process. it has to be wrenching, the pure joy of seeing families reunited is something we can rejoice in. the pij, or just some rogue criminals continuing to hold israelis this challenge remains an operational and strategic one for the security of all israeli people not just those in harm's way today. the israeli leadership has to make a series of wrenching decisions how to do this. we shouldn't forget while we're focused on the crossings, the return of hostages, this is precisely what the ayatollah hoped for. our love of life, our decency and humanity would prevent us from keeping our eye on the ball, protecting the citizens we're responsible for. there are attacks on americans throughout the theater. you talked about a report of strikes from hezbollah. what is happening in gaza just one tactical region of a larger theater of scope of the ring of fire that has been built out over years by iran. >> dana: senator tom cotton was on the sunday show and he says there should be some massive retaliation. watch here. >> i would target iranians operating in iraq and in syria and send a clear message to iran if the attacks don't stop immediately we'll begin to threaten their assets. the way to stop these attacks is not to be fearful and hesitant and cautious in a response but massive retaliation to make it clear we won't tolerate these attacks on americans. >> dana: what do you think the conversations are like inside the administration on this? >> dana, i hope they're precisely what senator cotton prescribed. we've been working on this since 2015. and what you can say over this entire decade only one thing iran will respond to. if we'll protect american soldiers, and the american homeland from attacks by hezbollah cells in south america or inside the united states, you can't just go after their proxies. the fact that there are hamas fighters dying while the iranians are sitting in tehran laughing is exactly what the ayatollah had hoped for. senator cotton is right. cost imposing on the regime itself. the target list is long tool set we have isn't just operational and open and lots of ways to impose costs on them. as long as we talk about will we have a pause or not a pause i'm confident iran will continue to inflict its terror around the world. >> bill: you are right about that. that line you just gave there, the ring of fire really encompasses the entire region here. let's go back to january of 2020 when soleimani was taken out in baghdad. just play this out for us. if this administration had the guts to go ahead and go after some of this leadership, maybe these hamas leaders living in qatar, hundreds if not thousands of miles away from the conflict in gaza, what would happen throughout the region? what would be your best guess as to how that would unfold? >> bill, we don't have to guess, i will describe what happened that day when we took the strike on general soleimani. i remember it well. i was in the middle of it. the first thing that happened we took someone off the battlefield irk estateing attacks on americans and presenting risks to american lives. we took out a bad guy and saved american lives. but your point is a larger one. the whole world took note of this. friends in the region, iranians, qatar, saudis and took note. these americans will protect us. iranians they had took note. it stopped attacking our -- it happened in the middle east but around the world. they saw an administration that was prepared to deter adversaries and protect america. had a deterrent effect all over. i hope this administration has the same level of seriousness in protecting america. i haven't seen it to date. >> dana: we also haven't seen regional leaders condemning hamas's actions. >> no, i agree. that should happen not just regional leaders but leaders across the world including the united nations where they are abhorrent. we need the whole world to understand the barbarity. we need ever leader to do that. it will take america's leadership. when we're on the sidelines and wandering around talking i wish there would be a longer pause the whole world knows we're putting pressure on israel to stand down. when that happens those leaders begin to hedge. >> dana: story about dissent within the white house and quote from a senior official of the biden administration said we're taking on a lot of water on israel as behalf that signals they have other considerations in mind at the moment. maybe not at the top. >> you've seen it. you've seen this. you worked in the white house. that pressure from inside the white house will demand israel stand down. >> bill: mike pompeo beginning the day with us today. talk again very soon. back at home a suspect is under arrest in the shooting of three palestinian college students in the state of vermont said to be arraigned this hour. is a hate crime involved here? 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it's delusional. his words, not mine. fox news contributor and co-founder of third way, matt bennett former clinton white house specialist. want to read the quote from "politico" that was the big political story of the weekend, i think, it's fair to say. biden's recent slide is a confluence of slippage with democrat constituents like young voters. the rise of the war in middle east and the rise of third party candidates could siphon votes. the most recent poll showing biden's approval at 40%. it is pretty low, matt. what i would love to know is if -- are we looking at this and saying biden has a lot of trouble but the campaign says it's fine. this time next year everything will be okay. >> look, i think they are concerned and should be and should always run as if you are behind. i think it is important to point out a few things. first of all if somebody is delusional here it is dean phillips talking about polling for an election a year away and that's very close. and his own election is 2 1/2 months away and he is losing by 60 points to someone who is not on the new hampshire ballot. joe biden won't appear on that ballot. a write-in candidate will alie nate him in new hampshire. i'm not taking his advice thinking about polling. what is important to point out. the polling now reflects how people are feeling about the president right now. it is a referendum on joe biden. the difference next year is it will be a choice between joe biden and donald trump. and after the biden team and all democrats remind america about trump's 91 felony crime that he was a chaotic and horrible president i think it will be clear to americans they have to stick with biden and i think they will. >> dana: in the "wall street journal" yesterday there was a long piece about donald trump if he were the nominee. any republican would have an electoral college advantage over joe biden. that isn't going to change between now and then while the polling might or people's feelings about the economy might that won't change. so can republicans figure out a way to make this a one-term president? 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(gentle music) >> bill: we mentioned at the top of the program this hit on the attempted hit on a u.s. navy vessel. somewhere in the gulf. the region right now, the west bank and the gaza strip has been in the news for just about two months right now. down here off the coast of yemen here where the red sea meets the gulf is where this attempted hit happened precisely the u.s. navy hasn't told us. a u.s. navy vessel was in route to help a commercial vessel in that area and they had at least two ballistic missiles that were fired on behalf of houthi rebels here at war in yemen had a splash down and didn't get closer than ten miles but they tried. an attempt. here is the vessel still intact we were just mentioning there. elsewhere even outside of all that, you have had a minimum of 73 attempts on u.s. targets in eastern syria and all throughout iraq going back since the 17th of october. talking about a month and a half now. what has the u.s. military done, the u.s. government done in response? these are the strikes that we've had carried out, okay? our first one was back here on the 26th of october and a few around mid november, november 12th and again third week of november in iran in the area of baghdad. on the map it's seven return strikes against iranian-backed militia groups in that region. how many more will we get? we don't know. right now at a minimum of 73. more coming up on this. general jack keane has a lot of insight and speak to the general coming up shortly. back to dana across the room. >> dana: u.s. border patrol fiscal year is off to a depressing start. agents are facing an onslaught of border crossings and cartel activity and illegal weapons and narcotics piling up on america's doorstep. casey stiegel has the latest. >> the chief of u.s. border patrol says since october 1st the new fiscal year began, agents have seized more than 48 million dlrs in property away from the cartels. more than 14,000 pounds of narcotics, over half million in cash, and more than 60 illegal firearms. new video from this past weekend in eagle pass, texas, shows a large group of more than 200 migrants crossing into the country illegally. many were given blankets as you can see due to the cold weather. officials estimate another 300 were waiting across the river waiting to cross from mexico. texas dps released these images from earlier this month showing their tactical marine unit in action as they rescue multiple adult and child migrants from the chilly ryo grand river. it is the epicenter of the crisis. activity has also recently been picking up in parts of arizona and california. in tucson, for example, more than 15,000 migrant apprehensions were logged there in a single week alone. 78 of those federal criminal cases according to the sector chief. agents also seized 117 pounds of fentanyl. while in neighboring san diego the migrant surge spilled over into the city's airport. local leaders say at times hundreds of migrants have essentially camped out there as they await their flights with nowhere else to go. volunteer groups have been making stops at the airport to provide them with food, water, and basic hygiene supplies. the spillover continues, dana. >> dana: casey stiegel kicking us off on monday. >> bill: a shocking scene. students at a high school in queens, new york, stormed the hallways after finding out that a teacher there attended a pro-israel rally. that teacher was forced to hide in her classroom. this went on for two hours. "new york post" columnist is here to talk about it. carol, good morning. you grew up in brooklyn. i think this section of queens may be a decade or two ago was largely jewish. and we looked at the student population the makeup of it right now it's 97% minority. that could be african-american, hispanic, asian students but it's a lot of the mix that moved into the area in hillcrest high school. here is the story. they saw a picture of a jewish teacher who went to a rally for israel. they saw it on her facebook page and they all rallied together on social media and text messages and paraded through the halls. now, what is the punishment for this and how are we to understand this when a school can't have control or lost control this way? >> so it's a three-pronged problem. the first thing is the schools are so devoted to teaching a very conformist thinking. in my book stolen youth we go through how a very one position is taught to these kids. they understand other opinions as a threat to themselves. words are violence. words are violence. the second problem is there is no repercussions for jew hatred in new york city right now. none of the hillcrest students will be disciplined. we all know that. the thing is that the hate is coming from inside the house. a lot of the schools have this thing this is no place for hate. it is a place for hate of jewish students. the third problem is there is no repercussions in new york for anything. people can riot, destroy property, be violent and the victims know that no one is coming to help them. so those three issues i think have united to cause real problems in new york city and in other places like it. in particular in the schools where the kids are not taught to read and write. the school is abyss mal. the kids aren't near grade level and rioting against an opinion they don't like and nobody is coming to tell them that's not okay. >> bill: we haven't gotten a statement from the school. the teacher put out a statement. i've been a teacher for 23 years in the new york public school system and supportive of our entire student body and advocate for our community and shaken to my core for the calls of violence against me that occurred last week. no one should feel unsafe at school, students and teachers alike. i think this runs deeper whether a student is punished or not. this is going after someone's faith and what they believe in. and the principal put out a statement and said parents, talk to your kids. which could be fine but when the kids aren't with the parents, they are at this school. >> right. it's really societal breakdown. i was a life long new yorker and not so long ago it was understood if you don't punish people for bad behave chlor you will get more of it. that's what these new york schools are facing right now. how do you let kids riot for two hours? now the mayor comes out and says he is going to send people to talk to these kids. i'm sorry, talking is not enough. people need suspended and maybe expelled. this behavior can't be tolerated unless you are ready to accept more of it. >> bill: the students know where the teacher lives and phone number and address and they share all that. there was an architect who was very successful at this school several years ago put out videos and pictures of this and the teacher asked him to take it down because she is afraid for her own well-being. we will stay on the story and hopefully we get somebody from the school to explain this. if it can happen there you have to think it can happen anywhere, unfortunately. >> that's right. >> bill: thank you for your time and we'll stay on it. >> thank you so much. >> dana: revolution underway in an amish county in pennsylvania. farmers are turning cannabis into cash. jimmy failla with his unique take and his jacket is kind of normal today. ♪ applying for a home loan to get cash...surprise. some lenders charge hundreds upfront for your appraisal and other fees. not at newday. a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not good being retired. i'm a pain in the neck. i like to be able to have a purpose. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. for the better part of the century, harry and david has been making gourmet gifts that bring people together. to share traditions and make new memories. to bring us all closer, even when we're apart. no matter when and no matter where, life is a gift best shared. harry & david. life is a gift. share more. hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ i don't ever want to go back to wearing a 4xl shirt or not being able to climb up stairs without taking a break. so i'm committed to golo for life. >> i hate cursive and i hate all of you. i'm never coming back to school, never. >> bill: billy won't like this. cursive is making a comeback. a growing number of states across the country are mandating that script be taught to elementary school students. they dropped it about ten years ago when the common curriculum took hold and put the focus on things like technology and typing skills. well. >> dana: i never knew why you had to give up cursive because you teach people to type? did you get a thank you note from someone who can't write in cursive was it written by a 3-year-old? you'll be able to read your grandmother's letters, good. very good for your brain and creativity and artistic. i think it is a good thing, do you? >> bill: mine is awful. >> dana: your penmanship could use work. >> bill: i think i was a doctor in my last life. >> dana: a gold rush of a different color, green, amish farmers in lancaster county are flocking to hemp to capitalize on the legal marijuana market. jimmy failla, from fox across america. what do you think about this? they're saying they used to grow a lot of tobacco, that went by the wayside. now medical marijuana is amazing. >> i do kind of resent this booking. you guys were like they are growing weed in amish country. jimmy failla has been to the shops, call him up. this is the deal. for a lot of these farmers the fact that hemp doesn't use pesticides aligns with their organic way of doing it and a small faction of amish farmers are dairy farmers and toughest work you'll ever do. weed is lucrative and -- it the taking people five hours to be out of the corn maze now. there is gold in them hills. >> bill: going back to 2014 it was 68,000, right in 2020, 3.7 million. how about it? >> big dough. lucrative. the fine line they thread they want to present it as medicinal only. in the community it aligns with their values. you can say it. nobody takes you seriously, hemmer. if they are in it for the money they will ultimately going to go where the money takes them, recreational use. we always -- the old cliche marijuana was a gateway drug. once you see the money out there aligned with recreational use they are going there. >> bill: very intelligent doctors do believe that this is the way to get rid of all the pills in your closet. >> i do think it works and better. just giving you a commercial take on this there is much more upward mobility in selling it recreationally as well. >> dana: we should respell it to recreational with a w, this city, it's disgusting. that's not medicinal all over the city. >> a cop stopped me and said are you smoking marijuana? i said no. >> bill: bring every member of congress walk them through washington square park and ask them is that what you want your neighborhood? >> they want the tax revenue. same with sports beating. >> dana: if you were walking to work and you see a guy let's say hemmer was outside and had alcohol in a paper bag and chugging it before he came to work we would think that guy has a problem. people are smoking marijuana on their lunch break. >> i can't get behind that. this city feels like it is letting itself go in that decline. the one thing that does stink about everyone being high, everything takes forever. it's not fun anymore. i don't lining it, okay? i was a good time guy growing up. i was not a drug guy. it will be good. >> bill: thank you for doing this segment. you have now kicked off the framing of the christmas tree in the corner. that matters. we just thought green for green. >> dana: beginning to look a lot like christmas. with respect to the amish, they figured it out. >> bill: from the middle east awaiting word whether or not the truce between israel and hamas will be extended. just about sundown now. rafah crossing, southern exit from the gaza strip into sinai, egypt. will it be extended for a final day? 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this was one of the victims featured in that. just watch here. >> my daughter was crying on the phone. profusely crying and saying mom, mom, mom. and of course my wife was saying lee ann, what's the matter? lee ann? she repeated it again mom, mom, mom. sounded exactly like her. >> bill: he was talking about his daughter. so you can see how personal this is. what can we do, how can we help people, what can we teach them? >> there is a variety of things starting with something like the federal trade commission is doing. they have a voice cloning challenge to do what i said initially, fight fire with fire, build the a.i.s tool to disrupt and try to identify some of this content. that's a great thing. technical fixes i'm partial to them and generally be aware this is happening. just doing this segment is a good thing. if anybody calls you, you call your daughter and say hey, are you actually okay? if anybody asks you to buy gift cards that's a warning sign. people need to limit the amount of information they share online. i'll go back to the three second audio sample that's all that's needed to clone or simulate the voice of a loved one. limit what you share online. bad actors are looking to get you. >> bill: easier said than done. getting used to technology. the lesson is when you start to get educated about this, you learn on your own. think about the day when we were doing pieces on don't open the attachment in this email. people learn and folks like you can help us out on that. last comment. >> i hope so. it goes back to social engineering, human beings are behind programming and coding the algorithms and human being behind the scams. get cognitive security and be aware. bad actors are out there and if they build technology they will opt it. be on your guard

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