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your home. we apologize to the viewers of the five. greta has you covered right now. this is a fox news alert. the israelis andnd palestinians are still talking, indirect negotiations in cairo and the fragile cease-fire is still holding at least for now. how long? rick in gaza city with the very latest. rick. reporter: we are right in the middle, the longest quiet in gaza in the past 30 days. the question is how long will it last? israel said it s willing to extend the cease-fire agreement past 72 hours, past the friday morning cutoff. there is less indication hamas is willing to keep its finger off the trigger. there are reports hamas said unless there are significant advancements of the negotiations this week they will let rockets fly at 8:00 a.m. friday morning when the cease-fire ends at 8:00 a.m. that s tough talk to any who has seen the extensive damages in the gaza strip. there is extensive devastation, houses flattened and the death toll approaching 2,000. we vis ....
problems and with mutual respect and the upholding of the law for all, and respect for all lives. thanks for watching. i m al sharpton. hardball starts right now. still out there. let s play hardball. good evening, i m chris matthews out in los angeles. the manhunt continues tonight for the two men believed to have carried out the deadly terror attack in paris. the men are brothers both in their early 30s, born in paris to algerian born parents. one of them was convicted in 2008 for recruiting muslims to fight in iraq. there are reports that one of the brothers got training from al qaeda in yemen in 2011. earlier today, two masked gunmen robbed a gas station northeast of paris. police are going door to door in nearby villages searching for them. also this morning in what may have been a copycat attack, a police officer was shot and killed by an assailant wearing a bullet-proof vest. there are 88,000 security people taking part in the manhunt and investigation. and ....
responded. and don t forget, keep talking. #keeptalking on our facebook page, and i will join in the conversation shortly. thank you for joining us today. ainsley has headed downstairs for headlines and fox & friends starts right now. see ya! hello, and good morning. today is tuesday, the second of september 2012. i m anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. the uk pushes to be terror-free, and as the president avoids the topic altogether, critics say there is a past leader he can learn from. who is it and will he respond? straight ahead. another flight diverted midair over legroom. this woman who was sitting next to me knitting, actually, just tried reclining her seat back. the woman behind her started screaming and swearing. really? to recline or not to recline, that is the question. right. we will handle other questions, too. the fbi now on the case after a massive hack attack leaks nude photos of hollywood s hottest stars. now one comedian under fire for telling ....
kelly. so you can spend your evening watching that. i will be on at 9:30. you don t want to be involved. when you get caught for being a you know what. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the five. special report is next. political war over iran s potential for nuclear war. republicans pursue sanctions. president obama promises a veto and now another world leader is involved. this is special report. welcome to washington. i m bret baier. the senate wants a say in the president s negotiations with iran. the president is promising to veto any new or increased sanctions and basically telling republicans to stay out of it. that is a recipe for a political mushroom cloud here in washington. chief congressional correspondent tells us tonight republicans are lighting the fuse in an unusual way. i have invited prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu to address a joint session of congress on the grave threats of radical islam and the threat that iran pos ....
the first legislation since voters born after the apartheid will be old enough to vote. let s go now to morning joe. hillary clinton gave the keynote address at the national council for behavorial health conference in maryland. she also held a q & a session afterwards. i think it s surprisingly personal. what is your guilty pleasure? [ laughter ] a hcht h, let s see. [ laughter ] are there that many? well, i m just trying to think of, you know, the g-rated ones. [ laughter ] well, hello, madam secretary. good morning. it is wednesday, may 7th. with us on set we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. morning joe s contributor mark halperin. and al hunt and white house correspondent for the associated julie tace. and welcome, everyone. good morning. inquiring. okay. i don t want to stay with the contributor title. is there something jels. ironically, do you contribute. i know. why not be called contributor. all right. let s start with hillary clint ....