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They wont say how many, in this bus bombing in tel-aviv that injured a number of people, some of them very seriously. the bomb it appears was planted under one of the seats and detonated by cellphone and they are trying to track down who all these people are. the israeli police said they rounded everybody up. it was a big embarrassment for the security services. we havent had a bus bombing in five or six years, it brought back the second inch tpa tad today. the israeli security missed it and the...

Thats all im thankful for this year. >> wow. >> well said. >> well, those kids were especially excited because they watched from special bleacher seats that were set up for thousands of families from some of new york and new jerseys hardest hit neighborhoods. glad to see parade organizers did that. needed the distraction. >> they deserve it. well, overseas the cease-fire in the middle east appears to be holding. signs of life returning to normal as israel and palestinian militants seem to be r...

Thats part of this cease-fire agreement is over the course of the next few days and weeks that israel begins to loosen this blockade around gaza. so for the hamas and the palestinians gaza, this, too, is a real success. but, again as i said, its not clear whats actually changed in terms of a long-term peace agreement here in israel and gaza, with the palestinians. nothing fundamentally has changed. one thing that will have to be addressed there is a lot to be rebuilt over the next few days, week...

Its also shaping up to be another foggy day in louisiana and also in texas, but not nearly as bad or as widespread as yesterday. >> thats the good news. dense fog reduced visibility from the gulf coast all the way up to the canadian border in chicago. look at that. only the tips of the skyscrapers seen above all the fog. visibility all but vanished in duluth, minnesota. driving was also hazardous into st. louis and ohio as well. safe travels, everybody. take it slow. >> because theres still goin...

People back from the scene there on the border and prevent any more protestors from reaching that fence. earlier today 300 protestors went towards the fence, the israeli soldiers came out, told them to get back, at some point there was automatic weapons fire, whether the soldiers meant to shoot to kill or not is still unclear. this has been a big part of the negotiations for the cease-fire because israel has kept a buffer zone inside the gaza strip for a long period of time now, and tried to kee...

Far so did hamas israel is it packing up the 40,000 reserve that it brought down to the gasa border and said time to go on home. they are headlining north as well it shows that israel believes that the seize fire is going to hold going forward. and hamas has not launched rockets. this morning there was an incident that was described as a civilian protest and palestinians from gaza approached the border fence and tried to enter israel. shots were fired and one person was dead in this protest type...

The egyptian foreign minister to broker a truce. both sides claim the tenuous halt to violence as a victory. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked the leadership of the united states for its unwavering support leading up to the truce. president obama called netanyahu to say no nation should have to tolerate rocket attacks. supporting israels right to defend itself. but hamas claimed a major win from the cease-fire saying from now on, if israel respond to attacks by bombing gaza, hama...

Nobody was killed but 24 people were injured. traumatizing event for israel, and for them not to respond is si message that elevates hamas. i was struck when i heard that amadahn was the spokesman for hamas on the air. i saw him on cnn moments ago and i remember him when he lived in tehran in 1984. i interviewed him there after the first bus bombing in tel aviv. so here we are 18 years later and he speaking for hamas and hamas no longer an underground terror movement but the representative of th...

Story. secretary of state hillary clinton traveling to egypt this morning to push for a truce between israel and gazas hamas rulers after negotiations broke up. is there anyway to salvage this and avoidn all out ground war. is that even a good idea? maybe not. here is dan gillerman former israeli ambassador to the united nations and a fox news krerbt. youre in the maybe not. in fact youre in the not category. you dont think a cease-fire really makes sense from the israel point of view, why? >> w...

People were injureed. it is not clear what group was responsible, hamas has not claimed responsibility and the leaders of the group regissed after hearing about the bus bombing. also, today, in gaza, there remain more israel airstrikes leading up to the cease-fire and 120 targets were hit and 23 palestinians were killed today, including two children, and in total now, this conflict has claimed 157 palestinian lives and five israeli lives. as i said at the outset at this hour, it looks like this ...