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proceeds. i think there is a possibility that we can overcome? we can turn it back in the right direction. >> i want to talk to you about another domestic issue that you've been very vocal on and that is about abortion. planned parenthood has undercover videos with doctors and statements made. the senate attempted a vote by defunding planned parenthood. the house is going to vote on something different. do you think ultimately and with this recess in the meantime that lawmakers on the hill will do anything differently than what we've seen with funding planned parenthood thus far? critics say it could amount to you shutting down the government over this? >> well, you know, shannon, it was only a little over a year ago that authorities walked into the clinic of dr. kermit goznel. where he cut the spines of little babies born alive.
beneficial rainfall. but not getting into the areas that we need to see. you can see over the next seven days dry and warm for much of the west coast. so that's not a good news situation especially since we have dozens of wildfires. in the other weather headlines we are watching a lot of moisture working its way up from the gulf of mexico and the potential for strong to severe storms for parts of the midwest and the great lakes. there's our severe weather threat today. then it broadens as we get into monday with hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. keeping track of that. of course, the rest of the country very sultry. 80s and 90s across the board. 91 in new york, shannon. here in fox at new york city, they're complaining. back to you. >> you know i do all my complaining during the wintertime. people get sick of hearing it. >> you do. >> i will enjoy the summer. >> thank you, ma'am. >> leland?
region. los angeles, phoenix and other major cities are seeing triple digits. meteorologist is here from the fox extreme weather center. high, janis. >> hi, shannon. i know you like the heat but, man, it is hot out across the southwest where we have heat advisories. people are urged to stay indoors. how hot is it going to be? it will feel anywhere from 110 to 120 degrees especially in the areas that you see shaded in maroon across the desert southwest. here are your highs today. oh, my dwosh, 112, 117 be, 121 in death valley and that is going to continue into tomorrow into the early part of next week. so, again, dangerous heat. people are urged to stay inside. not helping the situation is we're into an historic drought across the west. especially for parts of california in towards the southwest. looking at the last 18 hours, we do have some monsoonal moisture.
invitation. >> all right. so we know that members of the administration have intim mated that essentially israel is the only one in the middle east who was against this deal. what was your experience? what did you hear in your travels? >> well, shannon, the administration is just patently wrong. we met with a number of egyptian leaders, had saudi leaders in my office recently and certainly the israeli leaders are concerned, but this is something wherefore a very unique moment we have the arabs and the israelis on the same page. now privately they are very clear about their position, sometimes publicly. it's a little more reticence on their part. the truth is i've had the privilege of chairing the israel allies caucus for a long time and in my lifetime i have never seen israel more alarmed about anything given all the challenges they face. this has been the thing that concerns them most. i think they have every right to be concerned. i think a nuclear iran as they
sentiments on sunday. he called president obama is a, quote, anti-semitic. >> i think anything is anti-semitic that is against the survival of a state that is surrounded by enemies and by people who want to destroy them and to ignore that. >> the poll is showing a slight shakeup on the democratic side. hillary clinton has a commanding lead. this is the first time she's dropped below 50%. sanders is still climbing. this is what he has to say about his success on one of the other shows. >> we are resonating all over the country and here in iowa because we are talking about issues that are life and death issues to the american people. >> one more thing to point out about this poll, vice president joe biden came in at 10%. shannon, he hasn't even said that he's running yet.
five members, u.s., uk, france, china and russia, set to convene any moment now. senior correspondent, eric shawn is live there. hello, eric. >> hi, shannon. that meeting set right this moment called by russia. that could be a very important indication because it could give a clue perhaps russia may float their own draft resolution against any military action. let's look at what we call the stakeout camera outside where the diplomats will likely give us a meeting after this meeting. russia and china saying they would veto any action and want to wait until the u.n. chemical weapons team on the ground in damascus issues its report and findings about the chemical attack. they spent a third day in that neighborhood in damascus where it occurred august 31st taking samples and the samples have to be annualized at laboratories
sometime today or over the weekend and no one wants to be caught without a mask. >> right now, the israel papers are never shy to speculate the front page. they have battle plans and here the iron dome missile defense is ready to intercept the missiles and the head lone for an attack. any time after tonight. shannon, it is already tonight here in israel. back to you. >> and the tension is growing there. thank you leland very much. >> for days, we heard about military assets moving to syria. america was prepared to strike at a moment's notice and why are we hearing a reluctance to take action. it so manies that lieutenant oliver north. >> we are seeing the evidence of the problem that they had in the administration since the get go. off of the teleprompter he said
presidential palace, some of the governmental military locations in damascus will not be targeted because a lot of key systems have been evacuated. a lot of artillery positions in the syrian government are located in mountains outside the city and those will be targeted according to my sources. as i mentioned at the top, officials are declining to speculate on the scope and duration of the campaign, but those options that i just outlined were included in what was presented to the president by the d.o.d., with one source telling me that fits in with what the president has discussed. one concern policymakers have, shannon, although this is going to be by all accounts a narrowly taylor campaign, the u.s. does not want to create the conditions on the ground that allow the wrong sets of rebels to sweep into power and gain access to the very stockpiles centrally at issue here. >> it could be disastrous. thank you. >> thank you. >> >> critics are starting to attack the president how he is handling the crisis in syria.
forward? >> absolutely. wouldn't you? if you were before a jury and the jury found the perpetrator guilty and at sentencing you find out the judge is going to give him 30 days. i would think twice about coming forward. i think anybody would. >> marion bradley. thank you for checking in with us from the protest today. >> thank you. >> more on the legal side of the story let's bring in fox news analyst, bob massey.esting becae apologizes for his comments and said they had nothing to do with the sentencing, clearly they influence influenced how he saw this case and gave him only 30 days old when he was 49 years old and the 14-year-old killed herself. surely they can do something with the case? what now? >> following tracy's great report. here's the other thing, shannon,
there while the appeal's process plays out. and military appeals court have overturned 11 of 16 death sentences handed down. and that is why the judge here and the prosecutions worked so hard to make sure every letter of the law was followed so hasan's case is not one of them. shannon in ncasy, thank you very much. >> and joining us now is retired sergeant luns ford who was shot sen times by hasan. and one bullet is still lodged in his back. we'll get your reaction to the sentence? >> well, i am glad they gave him the death sentence, however, i was reading the paper where it was saying the military a pole process which i am aware of. i think that right now, we need to go a head and put him to death and do it swift he because the pain is still there.