complex hostage mission and rescued for hostages from hamas activity in gaza. >> israel's military carrying out a dangerous rescue mission, for hostages from hamas in gaza. the agreement and woman woman, 24 to 44 rescued alive by idf forces after eight months in captivity. they were kidnapped from the music festival the heart of hamas surprise attack on the jewish state in october. all for said to be in good health transferred to israeli hospital for further medical examinations. that evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ >> stephanie bennet live with more on the idf's daring rescue mission. >> good evening. being held captive for more than eight months. it is a miracle the hostages are healthy and basically unharmed. look at these images we are getting celebrations happening across the country, crowds gather outside the hospital where they were taken to cheer and welcome them home. these individuals are from inside the hospital where it was an emotional reunion. families are elated and relieved for their loved ones safe return. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu stopped by, he met with noah, kidnapped along with her boyfriend. he still remains captive tonight. we'll of her kidnapping was widely shared soon after she was taken by two men on a motorbike. the prime minister along with her family shared and saying happy birthday to noah's father. the footage released shows the moment noah was rescued and put into the israeli helicopter for the hospital. israel says this was the largest rescue operation since the war with hamas began october 7 that involved hundreds of israeli troops. as for the other three hostages released from a they were also taken from the music festival. you have -- he was supposed to start the job today after the festival. also andre, working as a security guard in their 20s. lastly, another 40-year-old working security. >> thank you for bringing my son to me. to us. i am so excited i could hug him today. i couldn't stop hugging him. i couldn't stop. tomorrow is my birthday so i got my present. >> the operation comes at a heavy cost according to the hamas run government, 200 palestinians were killed during the israeli rescue mission. there are still 120 hostages held by hamas and benjamin netanyahu says they won't stop until everyone is free. benjamin netanyahu continues local and international pressure to take cease-fire deal laid out by president joe biden. for now, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will be heading to the middle east next week. >> 120 hostages still held or dead. there's been a lot of pressure on benjamin netanyahu and his government from within israel to do more debris hostages, what is the release of these four, the rescue of these four do for him? >> as you mentioned, 120 israeli hostages still held, about 43 of them at last check declared dead and their bodies are still being held as we say, netanyahu has said he will not stop until every single hostage has been released and that is his goal this entire time so cease-fire deal looks less and less likely. until that happens, i think the move shows the power behind him. this was months and planning to get these for hostages out and you had world leaders including president biden saying this was a welcome to return for those hostages but the numbers here, we had about 200 palestinians killed in the operation that was mentioned by the hamas run government of course but at this time it shows what he is capable of but a lot of work needs to be done as lives are being lost on both sides of this. >> thanks. >> biden, biden, you can't hide! [chanting] >> that's the sound of thousands of angry anti- demanding biden push for cease-fire. the group behind the event encourage people to create a human redline around the white house perimeter. chief washington correspondent mike manual is at the protest in lafayette square. >> good evening, protesters calling on president biden, his administration stopped sending bombs and military aid to israel, some protesters we are told traveled as much as 16 hours to be here to rally here in our nation's capital. the folks here serious the president said israeli military operation would be a redline get israel ignored him so protesters were read to create human redline around the white house. >> joe biden, he may speak in our name but not with our consent. we charge you with genocide. joe biden's redline was a fiction, an act of deception, designed to make us become qu quiet. >> protesters vandalized the badge of andrew jackson making read handprints suggesting biden administration has blood on its hands. they use herbal spray paint to call for the boycott of israeli rocks. this was the third major pro- palestinian protest in washington over the past eight months. secret service took extra precautions to protect the white house grounds with massive crowds expected. we heard chance of free, free palestine and biden, biden, you will see. palestine will be free. referring to the president as a genocide joke. of course president biden is not here but clearly protesters sending a message to mr. biden, his administration and of course, his campaign team. >> after the defacing of that statue or anything else that happened, any arrest you are aware of? >> not that we've heard from authorities, we see police responded several locations where they were concerned about activities but i think there are cameras all over the square so my guess is they will be able to figure out who defaced the statute but bottom line is, we did not witness any arrest from our vantage points. >> mike manual reporting outside the white house. thanks. >> president biden was not at the white house, thousands of miles away meeting with french president macron attending a state dinner in paris. the two leaders discussed the wars and gaza and grain and more. white house correspondent peter doocy live in paris, he has the latest. >> tonight at the state dinner that just wrapped up, president biden told a story that is either new or just rarely shared with the public about why he considers himself a son of the american revolution. >> had been told by my grandfather that this was established, maybe someone can help me, i am a son of the american revolution because he came over with lafayette never went home. stayed in the united states so that makes me a son of the american revolution. >> there was an interesting moment today during a meeting with biden told macron who publicly complains all the time about u.s. trade policies that he has been hearing it from china's xi jinping as well. this is subtitled because the president was speaking very softly. >> he said to me -- [inaudible] >> the white house goal this week and europe is to show europeans president biden takes seriously the threat russia poses to the continent u.s. doesn't help ukraine feedback russia no. >> they're not going to stop ukraine, it's about much more than ukraine. all of europe will be threatened, will not let that happen. >> president biden spoke briefly about four israeli hostages who were arrested inside gaza, he did not detail how the u.s. may or may not have aided, he says the u.s. is not going to stop until all hostages are home. >> peter doocy live in paris where he is traveling with the president. thanks. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu coming to washington to speak to a joint meeting of congress later next month but there's a split among democrats about attending his address. congressional correspondent kurt chad pergram explains. >> republicans are nearly united about netanyahu addressing a joint meeting of congress. however, the chasm threatens to fracture the party. bernie sanders and other progressives declared they won't attend. >> this is a time to choose a side. bernie sanders sides of the terrace them so get. i expect most of the members of the house of both parties in the senate will join us for this historic address. >> chuck schumer house minority leader hakeem jeffries signed off on the invitation for netanyahu along with johnson and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. among progressives, jeffries reminded his attendants. >> like every single joint address to congress, i plan to attend and participate that relates to every single joint address that's taken place during the one 18th congress. >> the housecleaning democrat knows pictures of the middle east in this caucus. >> all of us recognize every individual member has to make that decision to participate on their own based on what they believe is consistent with the district they represent. >> liberals in their assessment of a netanyahu speech. >> he shouldn't be here. he shouldn't be addressing congress. i don't think it's productive for the public and/or democrat to invite him. >> she says she won't attend but others are on the fence. >> i generally go to my own workplace but i'd have to look at the terms of everything. >> spoke to a joint meeting in congress set to become the first foreign leader to address lawmakers four times but the address is more complicated and drenched with politics. republicans hope to underscore perspective poor attendance by democrats in an election year. >> urgent search underway in georgia for missing 12-year-old girl. the sheriff's office says maria gomez perez disappeared from her home last week. larger award being offered for her safe return. medicine carpino live with more. >> $20000 reward if maria makes it back home safely. it's been over a week since anyone has seen or heard from the little girl and anyone with any information should call the sheriff's office in gainesville, georgia. there are more than two dozen local state and federal investigators working to bring her home. the sheriff's office put out a new be on the lookout flyer two days ago. as has a 12-year-old is missing and endangered. she is 5-foot three, 100 pounds and may be wearing the blue shirt you see in these photos. maria last seen a home may 29. investigators tell us she lives with her dad and he's the one who reported her missing. while investigators do not believe she was kidnapped, they do think she is in danger because of her young age of how long she's been missing. >> i have two daughters. one went to school with maria the last three years. they been in the same class. >> it breaks my heart when my daughter asked the same que question, are we going to find her? in my going to see her in school again? >> there arm missing everywhere, people's and maria's community are searching for her everyday handing out flyers, asking questions and even searching homes in reviewing doorbell cameras. they say they won't stop until maria is found safe investigators say maria's disappearance does not meet the criteria for levi's call. that's georgia's version of an amber alert. >> let's hope there is a happy ending to this case. thank you. ahead on the fox report, president biden's new executive action working to slow the flow of illegal migration at the southern border? a major election issue this year, former acting home and security secretary chad wolf tells us if he thinks the president's move makes any difference. that's next. ♪ william anderson, one of the first humans to orbit the moon died in a plane crash yesterday. the following footage might be disturbing. he was piloting the plane when it went and to uncontrolled no dive into the watters in seattle. in 1968, and this was one of three astronauts to make history by successfully orbiting the moon. on the flight, he took the iconic earth rise from one of the most famous pictures ever taken. retired major general william anderson was 90 years old. >> despite biden's executive actions on the southern border this week, fox news cameras are still seen a steady stream of migrants crossing into the united states. matson is live with more. >> months ago there was a group of 40 migrants right here, will get to the video in a minute but i want to set the scene, just outside san diego metropolitan high heat, the sun is intense and you can see migrants trying to find any bitter shade under the desert sun. it's very hot on your skin. migrants from all over the world, vietnam, malaysia, tu turkey, migrants are telling us they are seeking work and some have friends or family here. one migrant says he thinks is a good person so he hopes the united states will not deport him. border patrol process them and remove shoe laces sometimes so they don't run and can't use places to harm themselves or anyone. i talked to agence last night and they said for three years the area has been busy because cartel, coyotes and scouts know there is a large hole in the border wall so they can easily push illegal migrants here outside san diego. agents are overwhelmed and this is not what they signed up for. historically they were chased after smaller groups but now they are overwhelmed with large groups, 100 plus show up, it's a lot of time to process them and it renders them useless to find runners and drug smugglers. >> matt, thank you. for more on the crisis at our southern border, chad wolf, former acting department of homeland security secretary and executive director of america first policy institute. president biden took out his pen and signed executive order this week that supposed to cut down on illegal immigration at the southern border. three and half years he said he didn't have the power to do that and now he does. why is he doing it now? >> i think he is because we are in the middle of an election year five months from a presidential election several weeks from the first presidential debate and he knows he's underwater on this. electrical says the vast majority of americans, not just 51%, we are in the 60s, high 60s 70% of americans believe his failed approach in his approach along the border is a failure and has been. you're right, he's told the american people for three years the first of all, there was no crisis, operational control of the border and his hands were tied and he couldn't do anything and needed congress to pass new laws. all that is a lie and his action this week proved to the american people he had the ability to do something, just chose not to for three and half years. >> we heard in the report from one immigrant who says he hopes to be able stay in america because he's a good person, what you think about that reasoning? >> not a valid reason to come to the united states and certainly not to come illegally. this is the joke occurring and has been for the last several years. a lot of individuals come because they want to stay here in the united states, economic opportunity, they want to reunite with families that might be here, is a reason to come illegally and certainly some reason to claim asylum which we know the vast majority do because when they do, they get released into the interior of the united states asylum was originally intended to help people truly persecuted like jews during world war ii when america set up asylum exceptions for immigrants but a lot of these folks are sickly looking for work or something else. >> there is very few actually qualify for the protections of saddam under u.s. law, about 12%, roughly 12% of those who cross and everyone else has a fraudulent claim in many are abusing the system find a loophole missing the magic words so they can get an to the united states and the biden administration knows all of this. all these stats and figures are on the website so it is amazing doctor several years, year after year they are not taking proactive steps to cut down on the abuse of the asylum system and catch and release because whether we talk about asylum the parole authority the biden administration is using, the end result is the same which is if you are released into chicago, new york or anywhere else, you call your friends and family back home and say i made it and now they start to come as well. >> when donald trump was elected president in 2016, his signature issue was i would say, build the wall. we just heard the immigrants are flooding into the area outside san diego in part because there is no wall and the coyotes are smuggling them in, pushing them in, is that evidence that the wall works? >> certainly a factor. physical infrastructure works. if you listen to the aggressive, they will tell you somehow it is racist. if you talk to border patrol agents and the men and women there protecting line, they will tell you that border wall, effective border wall in strategic locations make all the difference in the world and the traffickers and smugglers no it's not and will funnel folks there instead of building that infrastructure the kingdom cross and areas we want them to cross. right now they are crossing where they want to cross and that is not how it should work. >> we got catch and release chemical to be physically possible to round anybody who comes across the border and put them on a plane or bus and send them back to where they came from? >> we are talking millions over the last three and a half years but yes, you could identify individuals that have gone through the asylum system and have a final order of removal. individuals on a roll, to your discretionary authority that can be ended at any time, there are criminals and national security threats and others you can prioritize. the biden administration at the same time historic numbers of illegal individuals crossing, they had historic numbers of deportations and removals. historic lows, i should say so those stats don't add up. you should remove individuals aggressively because in a sense of that deterrent for those who want to abuse our system, they know they are not going to be removed and they will keep coming. >> former acting secretary of dhs, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up, prosecution rest, hunter biden's defense team is weighing whether to put the first sign of the witness stand in his delaware gun trial. will hundred trial and president trump conviction have an impact on the 24 presidential race? analyst with his take on a and the latest box presidential election polls next. ♪ . and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. ♪ dad is a legend. and his legendary moves might be passed down to you. dancing is just one of the many inherited traits you can 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