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The united states and israel. because if the united states hesitates or walks away from israel, then israel is really all on its own in the most dangerous neighborhood in the world. >> and what they said, the israeli ambassador to the u.n. claims hamas is using ambulances filled with children to move their terrorists around gaza. theyre putting their terrorists right in the middle of children inside ambulances. that is who israel is dealing with over there. kt, i got to ask you, how do you see t...

Live from the fox news desk. >> were going to stay with iraq. terrorists in iraq are taking over two big weapons depots holding 400,000 items like ak-47 and rockets. the militants probably have american made shoulder fire missiles designed to take out planes. weapons we sent to the iraqi military apparently now in the hands of the enemy. were looking into that in the next hour and former u.s. marine will tell us all about the firepower the group may have got its hands on and what it means for th...

Reflected on whats happening on the street. the reason i keep looking off to my left here, we keep seeing columns of riot police moving toward the square. could be a shift change but a large number moving there at the moment. theyre singing the ukrainian national anthem here. since weve heard of the truce weve seen no change. fireworks fired at the police by the protesters. molitov cocktails thrown as well. no sense of tension dissipating. although there seems to be this -- in the corridors of p...

Weapons depots in recent hours. that would certainly seem to point to concerns about protests taking things to a whole new level. >> reporter: possibly. it may be the u.s. perhaps trying to say they werent moving into aggressive positions. and werent about to join the fight here. ukraine officials saying army wont get involved here. there was a troubling moment today where the head of the army was suddenly given a new job. thats not what you do as president of ukraine or any country if you want ...

And the assad regime collapses, leaving vulnerable perhaps chemical weapons depots? what happens to those storage areas for chemical weapons? whos protecting those? >> so bret, one of the things we did when we decided to increase our assistance to the opposition is we wrote a compact, a compact with the opposition and with supporting countries of the opposition in the region. part of that compact is a commitment by the opposition, should they succeed assad to allow the international community to...

Gas masks. let me tell you one thing. as an israeli, as a jew, when we first saw the photos and the videos from syria, the first flashback we had is from the holocaust because we were jews and we were gassed over there in germany 70 years ago. and this really is a disturbing -- very disturbing for us as jews. but in terms of being nervous because of the situation, i think were confident. were a bit nervous, but we are confident that this thing will go and assad will not strike with chemical weap...

And what chemical weapons were used, were going to do something. >> you know if the u.s. were to launch strikes against weapons depots, command and control facilities, the al qaeda elements in syria, al nusra and other islamist terrorist groups, they would be cheering the united states of america for weakening their dire enemy, the regime of president bashar al assad. thats a major dilemma, isnt it? >> its a huge dilemma. and unfortunately, not making decisions earlier have led to really bad cho...

Intelligence officials about what targets are there are to strike if strikes are going to happen or is everyone flying blind here? >> i wouldnt say they are flying blind. but if you cant get the weapons depots without risking worse contamination. so if you are going to have a military plan and we have mill taurry plans on the shelf, the u.s. does, and certainly the israelis do, you have to hit the delivery systems or troops that are going to arm the weapons and actually launch them. you have to ...

>> gregg: time for top of the news. prime minister george papandreou is agreeing to step down after political leaders form a new unity government to end the political crisis. united nations envoy to libya saying weapons depots aroundç the country have not been properly secured. many weapons already have disappeared from unguarded sites. >> plus, millions of muslim pilgrims performing the last and most dangerous rite of the annual hajj. in years past hunts have been killed in stampedes. -- past...

Militias into a national army. they are fundamentally not under the government control right now. they need to make sure that all the weapons depots are consolidated and secured, but their number one priority right now is treatment of their wounded. theyve got 30,000 wounds, and the united states of america could help so much because we have the unique capabilities. we could be sending a hospital ship to tripoli. we could be transporting some of their severely wounded to our hospital in germany,...