this is the fox report. i am molly line, in for harris faulkner. the crisis in the middle east reaches the three week mark with no sign of end to the violence. hopes for a long time ceasefire in gaza dashed. israel and hamas resuming full scale attacks that reportedly left more than 1,000 dead. ban ki-moon is urging the rivals to accept a 24 hour truce. it appears both sides are holding out. >> hamas has broken five ceasefires. they rejected all of them, violate all of them, including two humanitarian ceasefires in the last 24 hours. >> the ceasefire is something we wanted, we have a government of national accord. we asked for ceasefires. we need a ceasefire that will bring out also end to the conditions that are creating and generating all this violence. >> meantime, president obama and prime minister netanyahu spoke by phone today. the president once again condemned attacks by hamas and reiterated israel's right to defend itself. he also expressed growing concern about loss of life on both sides. steve centanni has more. >> reporter: with terms of ceasefire being disputed, it triggered a war of words on the sunday talk shows today. on the israeli side, prime minister netanyahu accused palestinians of violating their own ceasefire and he acknowledged that international public opinion may be turning against israel because so many palestinian civilians have been killed, but for this, netanyahu blames the palestinians themselves. >> any of these regrettable tragic civilian casualties should be placed at the responsibility of hamas. hamas is a terrorist organization, ruthless terrorist organization that not only wants to kill our people, it wants to sacrifice its own people. it uses them as human shields. >> netanyahu says the israelis have done all they can to avoid casualties. u.s. secretary of state john kerry returned home after getting a long term ceasefire. but diplomatic efforts continue. the palestinians claim the first step is for israel to end the siege of gaza. >> the violence is generated by a very abnormal condition called israeli military occupation. they value our lives and rights, they persist on bombing and shelling people, civilians, and then blame the victims. >> palestinians also say they're surprised to hear netanyahu talk about protecting civilians when more than 1,000 have been killed in gaza in the past three weeks, most of them civilians. molly? >> steve, thank you very much. more than three years after the down fall of moammar gadhafi, libya is having one of the worst bouts of violence and lawlessness. death and destruction as they battle for control of the country's eastern regions. today alone, more than 40 report killed, including civilians. many more wounded from rockets crashing into homes. the fiercest around tripoli airport and benghazi. foreigners and locals now fleeing their homes as the situation becomes increasingly dangerous. earlier, the british embassy and convoy was attacked, wounded no one. the growing threat prompted us to shut down the u.s. embassy. they were evacuated to tunesia under tight military guard. secretary of state john kerry says the embassy isn't being shut down permanently, but diplomatic activities are suspended for now. tourists are also advised to steer clear of libya. turning to the growing crisis in ukraine, government forces launching a major campaign against pro-russian militants, troops close in on a key rebel strong hold, in hopes of gaining control of an area where malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down, killing all 298 on board. increasing fighting forces dutch and australian police to search the crash site, which investigators complain has already been compromised. steve harrigan, live from ukraine. what progress did investigators make today? >> reporter: it was the first day for 30 dutch unarmed police to reach the scene and hopefully begin to provide some security for the international investigators. instead, on route to the scene because of heavy fighting, they had to turn around. more than 220 bodies from the crash site have been taken out of eastern ukraine to the netherlands where identification process has begun. for the few experts that have reached the site and done some research, they say there are more remains and body parts to be found. still has a long way to go and no progress today because of fighting, molly. >> steve, what's the latest on what u.s. officials are doing about russia's involvement in the fighting? >> reporter: a phone call today from u.s. secretary of state john kerry to sergei lavrov. he asked the russians to stop sending heavy military equipment, tanks and carriers over the border to russian back rebels. he urged the russian toss stop. mr. lavrov denied that was taking place, mr. kerry didn't accept that denial. diplomatic pressure to stop the russians. the state department releasing satellite images of what it says is evidence of russian military forces firing on ukrainian positions from within russian territory. russian officials deny they're doing so. they say the pictures and attempt is a smear campaign against russia by the west. molly, back to you. >> thank you, steve, from the ukraine. appreciate you keeping us up on the conflict and diplomatic efforts as well. the first relatives to visit the crash site are coming from australia. this couple placing a wreath of flowers for their 25-year-old daughter who was on board and whose remains weren't yet recovered. >> we cried a lot. that's why we promised her the first thing when we heard this, we said how could she survive this. we promised our daughter we will come here. actually as soon as possible, there was a time factor, yeah. we should have come here the minute it happened. the next day. >> those parents also went to the netherlands, providing dna samples for those investigating the remains. the immigration crisis continues on the southern border as washington is divided on how to solve this complex problem. democrats and republicans say something must be done soon, but when it comes to strategy and how much money to spend, our nation's leaders cannot find common ground, this as congress's summer recess looms. leland vitter has more from washington. >> reporter: it seems the only thing republicans and democrats agree on is that this is a problem. what needs to be done, much less how to do it or how to pay for it is a continuing battle. there has been much discussion about president obama's handling things with an executive order or drastically changing policy unilaterally when it comes to immigration. republicans of congress don't like that idea in the least. even in congress. there are competing bills about various solution. the democrats are willing to give him most of what he wants. house republicans say they can solve the problem of thousands of minors coming across the border for much less. >> not writing a blank check but solve the problem. >> the american public wants us to have an orderly border. right now they see chaos at the border, number one. number two, keep in mind that president obama on june 30th sent a letter asking for money and a policy change. >> while the debate makes for fodder on sunday shows, there's been precious little progress toward the deal, much less the grand bargain on immigration reform that president obama wants. house recesses summer vacation later this week. now it is crunch time, for there to be progress rather than motion. only time will tell if that happens. molly? right now, firefighters are battling raging wildfires that are destroying homes, forcing hundreds of evacuations. the latest on fires burning in several states. is the crisis on the border growing bigger as congress is about to go on a five week break, even though there seems to be no solution in sight. fox news political insiders are here and we want to hear from you. should congress stay in session until they hammer out some sort of deal? post responses by tweeting 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cities. in the great lakes, we have several severe thunderstorm warnings as the front continues to press eastward, a very strong cold front interacting with warm, unstable air, and that's giving us the threat for severe weather. for all of the big cities into the overnight tonight, including d.c., up to new york and boston, hail, damagingwinds, and yes, tornadoes. really, the state of tennessee needs to be on alert for the next several hours. then as we go into monday, the threat diminishes. but overnight tonight, if you live in those areas shaded in yellow, as i pointed out, across the ohio river valley, tennessee river valley, pay very close attention to your weather authorities. your current temperatures, extremely warm across the southern and central u.s. 103 in phoenix as well. you can see where cooler, dryer air is interacting with that. potential super cells for the evening. ahead of the front, memphis is 104. behind that, cool, dry air. that's one of the ingredients needed for severe weather. through the evening, ohio river valley, tennessee river valley, the state of tennessee now into portions of virginia and north carolina on alert for tornadoes. back to you. >> thank you, important warnings. this just in in california. they tell us eight people have been struck by lightning on a popular venice boardwalk on santa monica bay. at the same time, we get a report a ninth person was hit by lightning on catalina island, 22 miles off the l.a. coast. the conditions of people hurt in venice we don't yet know. the victim on catalina, a 57-year-old man is said to be in stable condition. the lightning strikes happened during a series of thunderstorms. rare for southern california this time of year. and this is also a fox news alert. out of control wildfires, burning out west, forcing people from homes and scorching several states. dominic de-natale has more. >> reporter: hey there. been quite a weekend for wildfires. let's show you a map of where the main concern is in california. the sierra, nevada hills. we have the sand fire. it consumed ten homes, six square miles of land consumed by the flames so far. that doesn't sound large, but this is a tough one. it is also effecting california's wine growing region. canyons of eldorado burning since friday. an area hit in 2009. people panic how it could effect california's precious wine industry. listen. >> vineyards are going to be lost, and that's devastating to a.m. door and eldorado county. we can't afford it, nobody can. we are challenged by mother nature every day. >> 35% of the sand fire contained so far. they expected it to grow in size today. we will have data on that shortly. we have triple digit heat. this has been so far one of the hottest years on record for california. mother nature, firefighters saying, is not to be on california's side. >> this is going to be happening all over. i don't think it is specific to the area, this is what we are going to see across northern california until we get significant rain. >> reporter: and one of the other fires going on at the moment is 400 firefighters battling a 2100 acre fire in yosemite national park. the second time in a year yosemite was hit by flames. 45 homes under evacuation. most of those housing for workers in the park itself. good news in washington state, the carlton complex fire. two-thirds of that now contained. and should be wet weather and cooler temperatures helping fan the flames there, that's the only bit of good news we're having as we gear up for the main firefighter season this fall. back to you. >> thank you for keeping us up to date on the fires. we are getting reports that two americans, one a doctor, have been infected with one of the world's deadliest diseases. plus, two years after a disaster at sea, the costa concordia making its final journey. what can your fidelity greenline do for you? just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your 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competitors to market basket windows. the super market is reportedly losing millions of dollars in sales. >> we're going to keep protesting until we have artie t back. whenever he comes back we start working again. >> he is credited for keeping prices low, creating a family atmosphere, and paying employees well above the industry standard. >> other than my father, i have no more respect for a man that walks on this earth than arthur for how he has treated me and all of you. >> he offered to buy it from arthur s. the board will seriously consider his proposal, and the company is asking employees to come back friday, please end the strike. there will be no penalty or discipline for any associate who joins in what will be a significant effort to return to the unpar elderly level of performance and customer service that have been hallmarks of the brand. employees say they won't stand down until arthur t is reinstated, saying quote, we will work for no other ceo. >> i tell you, i live in 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report. it is bottom of the hour, in case you're joining us. hopes for a temporary truce between israel and hamas shattered. israel responds with attacks in the air and on the ground. each blaming the other. palestinian officials say more than a thousand have been killed in the conflict, mostly civilians. 46 have been killed in israel, mostly soldiers. conner powell, live from gaza city, what will it take to get to a ceasefire? >> reporter: we spent the last 24 hours or so trying to see if the humanitarian ceasefire that lasted 12 hours yesterday could be extended. israel offered ex-tentension of that, hamas said no. we saw heavy fighting today but not like the past four, five days. we saw about a dozen or so hamas rockets fired from gaza to israel. we also heard and saw israeli artill parts here. for the last sort of two or three hours, it has been very quiet here now. of course, israel is expanding military operations, focusing mainly on tunnels and launch sites in areas where they already are in gaza now. they have not expanded to gaza city or some other areas. israel is continuing to conduct military operations here, focusing on tunnels. hamas said we would reject a ceasefire where the israelis are allowed to continue to operate here. looks like both sides settled into a semi permanent ceasefire. the question is will it hold until tomorrow. both sides are under a lot of pressure to approve some long term ceasefire, and there seems to be support for it now in gaza. >> i was going to ask, you have been there on the ground, had a chance to talk with people. how much support is there for possible ceasefire? is it moving that direction? >> that's what's not really clear. there are a lot of people we have spoken to today, during the week, particularly during heavy fighting, when they were saying doesn't matter how bad fighting gets, they supported hamas, they feel the blockade around gaza was so intolerable, they wanted the fighting continued, wanted the blockade lifted. there were many people here saying that. whether or not they're saying that now that they had a chance to see damage, had a chance to breathe, it is not clear. there's still a lot of support for hamas and any efforts to stop the blockade. whether they want to see the fighting as the holy month of ramadan is coming to an end, it is supposed to be celebration. a lot of people are buying supplies for the holidays and celebration. whether or not there's after this quiet period support for fighting is not clear. israel says they want fighting and rockets to stop. they're going to continue military operations to remove tunnels, want sustainable quiet. both hold to the ceasefire, is in question. we will continue to watch it. >> thank you for that insight. we appreciate it. the fighting in the middle east, one of the crises facing the obama administration. washington is at odds about how to address all of them. as some analysts say u.s. is losing standing in the political community. tweet us. joining me, former republican congressman, pat goodell, and doug shown, fox news contributor as well. thank you for being here to talk about this. there's a tremendous amount going on. we begin with the on-going conflict in israel and gaza. the israeli prime minister netanyahu blaming hamas for breaking ceasefire agreements and saying he will do whatever is necessary to achieve the goal of sustainable quiet, security. dozens of soldiers killed, more than a thousand reportedly killed in gaza, and international opposition is growing. as we move forward, are we doing enough in the u.s.? >> clearly we are not, molly. if you go around the world, in israel clearly we have not succeeded in doing anything but getting the most temporary of ceasefires, certainly no long term resolution. ukraine and russia, again, fighting is getting worse. we are tentatively talking about maybe providing technical assistance to the ukrainians to monitor russian advance weapon systems. libya blew up over the weekend. afghanistan, the taliban is making gains, the vote counting is now in question. and iraq is devolving into sectarian strife. president obama is not leading. we are a country that's weaker, less involved, less potent, and the american people are angry. >> do you think we are being too tentative? >> i think the american government is not leading, not just the president but the republicans that control the house of representatives, the republican party itself is equally vak u us. there's nothing coming forward from them, other than their knee jerk reaction to bomb and invade people. why is a positive agenda? for instance on the gaza a thing, we have the iranians supporting hamas, giving them the rockets, encouraging this thing. why isn't the united states going to the arab states like saudi arabia and the uae and saying you guys have to come in here with your money and pay for the palestinians to disarm, to get modern, to give up this ridiculous notion of wiping out israel. why aren't we leading stuff like that instead of criticizing israel. >> there are so many players, the u.s., iran, qatar. so many involved. >> you look at the map of the middle east, of the mediterranean, the area, europe, it looks like a map of world war i. you know, tomorrow is the 100th anniversary of beginning of world war i. a disaster brought on by miscalculation, lack of leadership from world leaders, particularly super powers, britain and it was a war of unnecessary disaster. millions and millions died. this is after 100 years of peace in europe. what do we have? we have a president today as doug said, yesterday we evacuated the embassy in libya, the country we quote, say, got rid of gadhafi, and the president was on the golf course playing golf with cnn anchors. this imagery of our leadership, of a president that doesn't lead and a world exploding, this kind of stuff has consequences. world war i is an example of those consequences and we are playing with fire right now. >> interesting you bring up such historical context, there's always historical context when we talk about russia. there's so much going on with president vladimir putin there, the he escalating situation betn russia and ukraine. president obama is criticized as being awal, for lack of strength. two polls show an interesting juxtaposition. the first poll regarding the situation in ukraine, and who has the upper hand? a big, big majority believed vladimir putin has the upper hand. 75%. then another poll. should the u.s. be more involved in ukraine. when that poll comes up, americans say no. we should not be more involved, at least 61%. it is really tough. where do you go from there, when people believe that putin has the upper hand, but the u.s. should not draw deeper into this. >> first thing to say, molly, despite the tragic downing of the malaysian jet, there's still a consensus by 60 points or more that putin has the upper hand. to that end, he is doubling down now. there's no suing for peace from vladimir putin. he upped the delivery of weapons systems to the separatists. he massed 15,000 or more troops on the ukrainian border, and is now firing with impunity into ukraine. the trend saying to be involved is up seven or eight points. to be sure, many don't want us to. but you can help, provide technical assistance, financial assistance. >> arms. >> give arms to the ukrainian military. >> meals. >> gave them old meals. >> but you can also do, if you were leading, if you weren't leading from behind, the european community, world outrage, what was lost the last ten days by obama and leadership, this vacuum, we will pay a price for this vacuum in any one of these hot spots, iran with a bomb, isis, starting to kill christians if they don't convert perhaps. >> tremendous amount of things going on around the world and here. >> why doesn't the president go to europe and get all of the western leaders together in a room and lead. >> because he doesn't care enough about it, all right? he doesn't care about his job. >> some interesting things to talk about when it comes to congress, how much congress cares about things. >> they don't care about their jobs either. >> you guys are ready. we are going to get to it in a moment. we are seeing these crises overseas, but we're also dealing at home with illegal immigrants streaming into the u.s. on the southern border, and lawmakers are trying to come to a deal. are they trying? they're also preparing for a five week break. what do you think. should congress postpone that summer recess if a solution isn't reached by the end of this week? tweet us @mollylinefnc. fox report weekend. movie night. i get 2x the points on streaming movies and takeout from restaurants with my citi thankyou card. everyone wins. you mean you win. yes i do. the citi thankyou preferred card earn two times the thankyou points with no annual fee. to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards. celebrate your love of crab with gthis year's 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do you think it is important that they do? >> what bothers me about that answer is rather than the process question of staying or not, why doesn't he use this time on national tv to spell out what our republican plan is to fix the immigration and border security problem. i didn't hear a word about the substance of the issue, which is number one, people are still streaming in down there, nothing is being done to stop it. border guards are 40 miles inland from the border. >> and john, the president announced a plan to begin a pilot program to take people from honduras to bring them in without them even having to get to the border. >> fly them in. >> we are divided. there is no consensus. i think it is a pretty obvious answer, congress should stay in session, period, no ifs, ands, or buts. >> the president is saying he will take action, the president and congress are being criticized. >> neither plan, the democrats, the president, the democrats, the house, care about getting a deal. if they did, they would be in a room getting one. this isn't that hard to solve. they're into the politics of it. president obama has changed his position about changing the 2008 law, which was a mistake. and encouraging people to come. you know, he changed his mind because he's under pressure from voting groups he cares about, immigration supporters, the republicans are talking about deporting, the only thing they seem to be able to speak about. meanwhile, all they want to do is spend money. nothing is going to happen this week. nothing is going to happen. >> there's frustration. we are getting tweets, equal opportunity barbers, this one from rose bud. this congress is the greatest disgrace, no congress working, are you kidding. >> let me answer that by asking a question. what do sarah palin, ted cruz, nancy pelosi and barack obama have in common? they're talking not about this, they're talking about impeaching the president. this is the answer to serious problems. let's impeach obama, all doing it to raise money. >> great bridge to talking about impeachment, a tweet from josh earnest that tweeted house gop's wrong priorities. new whip scalise won't rule in border vote this week, won't rule out impeachment. >> in the last 72 hours, i have 13 messages pushing impeachment and send money which is so much more than i ever received, even during the shut down. on the republican side, we have the same. people that make money on this, get people to read their blogs, extremists. this is insane. the democrats think this is august, excuse me, christmas in august. this is their greatest dream is to have this happen because in '98 they know majorities of americans who thought the president had done wrong on managing in terms of how he has tried to rule in a one-man show. yet the republicans go immediately into can we go off the cliff? >> the elections of '98 didn't turn out particularly well. exactly. >> our slogan in the clinton white how was progress not partisanship. and we talked about fixing social security and keeping the economy going. john was alluding to it, has a positive agenda to deal with the economy, the border crisis to, the issue with taxation, moving overseas. no one is dealing with it. it is a crisis of confidence, a crisis of democracy. >> where is the republican alternative to obamacare? we were told it was coming and it never happened. they don't want to say you were mad about obama, you want to impeach him. it's not going to listen to whau elect us. that's the program. and they won't do it. >> the american people largely -- or the majority -- >> vast majority -- >> this is -- >> as i said, this is -- >> we have to go to break, guys. a lot of things coming up. more with the political insiders coming up next. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? 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but speaking as a political person, we're three months from an election. republicans should win the senate this year. the thing that's lacking is they have yet to put forth their prescription for health care. what doug said, pro-growth program. they're afraid to say to the country, elect us. all they want to do is say obama is terrible. the democrats are -- which they are. >> both sides want to win senate seats. this comes down to the issues, winning the issues when it comes down to foreign policy, immigration, health care and everything else. >> what you're saying is the way ordinary american voters think. tell me what you're going to do about the issues i care about. as pat and john are saying, very clearly, neither party is willing to do that. both parties play politics, attack, go to fund-raisers, send out incendiary e-mails. neither side governs from the perspective of getting results. we have a chance this week in the congress to get results on the va, immigration. we're not going to get it. we all lose as a result. >> super quick last word from pat? >> all i have to ask the american people is if you have no interest about what this is about. this is all about them. they don't care. the entire country -- the world is on fire. in a flame. and we are doing nothing at home or abroad to do what people want. it's all about us, the political class, and the corrupt media. >> and people are watching. that is for certain. we will see what happens in these elections that are looming 100 days from now. thank you so much, our political insiders. it's been a real pleasure. that is how fox reports this sunday, july 27th, 2014. thank you for watching. have a great week. 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