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how far it seems quite clear that israel is going to respond to the question is, how far do they respond? and what targets and to what degree? because we are locked in a cycle of attack and retaliation. retaliation, attack and retaliation that we've been in for some time. i think you could connect the events tonight to what we saw just yesterday and overnight was israeli boots on the ground in southern lebanon. and then to the israeli strike that killed nasrallah several days before that were locked in a cycle here. and the question is, does that cycle get worse? and i think that's why it was interesting to hear jake sullivan and anthony blinken both emphasized at the top of their comments, just before the end of the last hour that this was an ineffective attack, that it was successfully defeated by israel. and i wonder if that could be part of a broader message from the u.s. to israel, whether it takes they're not to while it has every right to respond, to attempt to temper that response, so it doesn't escalate further. just one more thing i would add because you anderson, you and wolf

aaron, does iran respond sooner or later? a lot because that is the language of the middle east, the posturing and the bravado. i do think iran will respond. i think it could take several weeks. israel, what they just did now, they went after immediate threats to israel, which is those missile sites. the real work will be in that ground. >> trace: campbell hammond -- cameron hamilton, quick response, late response? >> i think we will see it fairly soon. i also think they will pressure a lot of their entities that they support, attack very aggressively. they've used that as a tactic -- tactic. iran does not have the infrastructure some of the other proxy groups do and they have a better strategic advantage to attack so i think iran is going to keep using it's finances and resources to garner more support. >> trace: cameron, aaron, thank you. thank you for watching 2 d amers late news "fox news @ night", i'm trace gallagher in t weekend. t i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the ma

we have to wait and see how yvonne a really respond to this. and also of course, how it's proxies, potentially, i would respond to this. and of course, a israel is already fighting a war on to all the front and living on ending casa, what strategy is the, is really government pursuing? i mean, this retaliation was sort of telegraphed. i mean, it was a well announced that is, well, we're retired to yvonne smith's side of strikes that happened on october 1st. it was just the matter of the scale and the scope of it and what targets edward choose uh for this uh, basically, yvonne at the time we tell you to that. so for the targeted us as a nation and coming off has full, i need to have send those roller in very rude and other a senior leaders before that snow preparations were done over the past weeks. and we understand that the coming to, to decided on, on friday to give the green light. and the, it's really all me has said that in a statement earlier tonight that it was, it's right. and due to, to respond to a running attack since the october 7 a

we are well positioned to continue to respond to hurricane helene. to respond to hurricane milton. mr. president, we are meeting the moment and meeting the challenges because of the extraordinary people who have spoken before me. >> well, i -- you know, i want to thank the governors, they stepped up, you know, all of this disinformation going out about how, you know, we're devoting all of this money to migrants. and i mean, all -- even one congresswoman suggested that i control the weather, implying that i'm sending it to red states. i mean, stuff off the wall. it's like out of a comic book. but, you know, people when they're in trouble, for example, and i asked this to our administrator, said that $750 and that's it. and he lost everything, $750. that's -- that's -- that's not -- they give you an immediate what you need to get by the next day to get a prescription to get a -- whatever. are you getting calls already about what we're going to be able to deliver for people who get in trouble? >> we are. mr. president, let me say that, you know, one of the false narratives is that the

, it has responded. the question is, where does it go from here? it's a very, very dangerous situation. the u.s. military, very concerned. office of the u.s. military will protect israel but how does this escalate and how does the u.s. military get further drawn into this potential conflict? >> john: jennifer griffin, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: an update from the white house or president biden and vice president harris we are told are monitoring the attack against israel from the white house situation room and receiving regular updates. president biden directed the u.s. military to aid israel's defense against iranian attacks and shoot down missiles that are targeting israel. let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg, fox news contributor and former national security advisor to president trump and vp pence hear your reaction to what we have been seeing. >> sandra, thanks for having me. this is really starting to spin out of control. you're starting to see a lot of missiles from iran. they have g

tte: pattern, if history is a guide, the pattern is that israel will respond and israel often respondsate manner, whether it is in gaza or lebanon. anti—americans have given the israelis the green light to respond. the question is not whether israel will respond, the question is in what way. some israelis, the consensus emerging in israel that israel should use this, iran's retaliation, is a golden opportunity to attack iran's nuclear programme. they are thinking of multiple targets, gas, oil, assassinations, and what i fear the most is that israeli leaders led by netanyahu feel emboldened and neta nyahu feel emboldened and that netanyahu feel emboldened and that they are winning. they could really use this particular moment in order to escalate. also the reason why i are a bit anxious, because what we are seeing, as you were saying earlier about whether escalation is the trend, the reason why i think this is the most dangerous moment in the history of the region in the past 40 years, there are no firefighters. there is a vacuum of global leadership. only arsonists. the united states n

responds if there's a need retaliation. so what are your think? what happened? what scenarios are you looking at in the coming days and maybe weeks? so i think we're looking at more the same, but obviously it's very difficult to predict. but me to side once to white themselves out legally. i think it's it's probably not going to escalate much further. but just by the government sounds stupid, but this is going to go on in the same way that it's gone on for the last couple of months where he, because of course, iran like that on the right side of history. and that's, and you know, he's trying to stay in power loss and he wants us to accept this is all his fault because he took his auto support on the folder in the 1st place, our troops or any and most since allowed to gauge as well. and so as far as that something that no one ever talks about. so i mentioned, you know, he has to stay in power and he has to keep, keep as we're getting otherwise these things based on what we've witnessed the terrorist attack in tel aviv today.

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we are well-positioned to continue to respond to hurricane helene, to respond to hurricane milton. we are meeting the moment and meeting the challenges, because of the extraordinary people who have spoken before me. pres. biden: i want to thank the governors. they have stepped up. all of this disinformation about how we are devoting all of this money to migrants and -- i mean, even one congresswoman suggesting that i control the weather and implying that i am sending it to red states, i mean, stuff off the wall. it is like out of a comic book. but, you know, people when they are in trouble, for example, and our administrator said you have $750 and that is it. he lost anything and you had $750. that is not it. that is what you need to get by the next day to get a prescription, to get a whatever. are you getting calls already about what we are going to be able to deliver for people who get in trouble? sec. mayorkas: we are. mr. president, let me say that, one of the false narratives is that the federal employees who were actually delivering assistance will take an individual's land.

willing to respond?what we hear from several people i spoke to today on the israeli side, you know, it's an open question is whether or not they see this moment as one where they should attack and take out those nuclear facilities or at least some of them to mitigate the threat that's over their border. this administered and could deal with that before the election potentially. >> or they could at least speak more strongly about the ability for israel to respond how they wish. most of the messages from the administration have been slow down, pullback end don't escalate. you hear senator graham and others saying that the israelis should take on the iranian oil fields and really hit iran where it hurts him as far as the money goes. what their biggest threat obviously is the nuclear facilities and weather they could get to them and whether that would mean any escalation in the region is real to the question. >> martha: like to talk about tonight. he got the sport situation and he got the hurricane relief ef

israel did not respond in the same way that they respond now.ack directly as well not only using proxies as they have done during the last many years and that brought israel to deal directly with iran as well. the big question now is what will come next? israel does not as i understand any interest you go for full war in the middle east. but israel cannot agree to a situation where we are under attack from hezbollah in the north, east to be hamas in the south and directly from iran from a syria, iraq, houthis. we will have to deal with it and to say, we do not want to have escalation. israel does not need... it will not win real escalation. but israel needs to respond. escalation. but israel needs to resond. , ., , respond. sorry to interrupt, after the — respond. sorry to interrupt, after the missile _ respond. sorry to interrupt, after the missile strike, - after the missile strike, ballistic missile strike, by iran on tuesday, how do you think israel is going to respond?— think israel is going to resond? , , ., respond? first, there will be a

>> i would go back to how i responded to joseph. we understand and support israel's right to defend itself against hezbollah. we understand that part of that is dismantling some of the attack infrastructure that hezbollah has built along the border. certainly, again, we don't want to see this brought him into a wider regional conflict, but we understand, again, that what israel is doing are limited operations to destroy that attacking infrastructure, and then enable citizens on both sides of the border to return home. , ultimately, at the end of the day, we think of a diplomatic resolution is the only way to achieve lasting stability and security across thean border, se will continue to work to that end. but we understand israel's need to defend itself. reporter: the state department read out a report on the attack on the diplomatic facility at baghdad airport last night. have you seen any of their attacks on u.s. forces in friday? this one would seem to be on a diplomatic facility, but in the last day particularly, or just in the l

intend to respond. so how do you think the situation will play out going forward in the coming days and weeks? is rarely ever seen maintenance. the fullest mistake of responding me, rodney with navigation will be even more severe. and the ronald continued to hammer the regime until it submits, remember that your on has many underground miss thousands drove bases across the country. huge, underground bases, hundreds of thousands of miss of hundreds of thousands of drugs. these were created because you are in the 90s in may, i found this finding the rockies preparing for war with the united states, but now they're using it against israel. so this is for something much bigger than israel. iran can easily have gone to the machine and his route is already in a more than enough problems. it is. so the machine would be smarter to end this. and i think there are many intact, broad which would actually like to see if it's ready to retaliation so that the values can really have within bar. but um, i think the mos

, because the iranians have said, if they respond, if the israeli respond to this aggression, um, if the israelis respond to you know the iranian operation against them, that they have prepared a a more stronger response you know to israel and and and we know for fact um and a military analyst also made a comment um recently that i saw online and said that if there are no dead israels tonight it's because iran chose not to kill them it's because iran deliberately avoided you know killing any of the so-called israeli civilians and targeted the very basis that were used. in you know attacking civilians whether in gaza, attacking civilians in yemen, attacking civilians in lebanon, attacking civilians in in in syria or any other places that israel has carried out this um, vicious, more than almost one year attack average people, and not just the people of this region, but the people of the world as well. let's not forget, many of us have never seen behed babies till israel show us how that is done many of... of us have never seen children having to starve literally till they die and they

so i think the fact that if israel decides to respond to attack iran directly, yes, iran may respond, but the fact is iran does not want a wider war. i think at this point they've realized they can't certainly can't win it. and they've once it's again proven that their missile capabilities, which which we paid close attention to when i was in office, is rather feckless. it's the second time they struck last night with over 180 missiles and they were completely proven ineffective. so i don't know what iran has left to respond with their proxy groups have been decimated made it in southern israel with hamas has blood on the ropes. we see today this morning, israel still pressing and will continue to press into southern lebanon. and we've seen no other reactions out there with the houthis are out there, but israel struck them the other day, so we could see a tap protect for tat response. but at this point in time iran is signaling that it does not want a wider regional war. in fact, caitlin was struck me about last night was after the attack, what they ron and said was, we're done. this

but they're all 7 of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond. and of course iran, presidents insists his country does not want to go to war with his royal. he says, tuesdays miss all attack was itself the pay back for israel's killing of the leader of hezbollah. submitted some group supported by a wrong my mom, i was rude with us, so we were left with no choice but to respond to the i'm. if israel decides to retaliate, then it will face harsher reactions. you slow me fish. poly bundles in the occupied westbank. a funeral has been held for the only person killed in a ron smith, silas salt, a palestinian man, hit 5 parts of a row pit that fell from the sky in the city of jericho. carol fire stein is director of the middle east institute or radian peninsula affairs program, which you joined after a 4 decade long career in the u. s. foreign service. welcome to dw and foster, and i want to begin by showing you and our viewers what former is ready prime minister, enough tale, bennett, posted on x. he writes, we must act now to destroy iran's nuclear p

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shelling from hezbollah in the north israel will respond and respond forcibly against iran. and israel has capabilities and capabilities that are conventional. i must say that it has not used. i want to call your attention to the the operation that eliminated mr. he hassan nasrallah before several days ago, in which many israeli planes dropped bombs by 2000 pound bombs that cut through many, many yards of concrete we don't have strategic bombers like the united states have that can bomb from 50,000 feet in the air with 50,000 palms. >> we have a lot of fighters that 15s f-16s f 35s, that conduct successive bombing sorties that can cut through concrete and so there is no there's no structure, no facility in iran, including the nuclear facilities that is immune to an israeli response you think the israelis will actually do that, go after iran's nuclear capabilities and tried to destroy them with a massive bombing attack i wouldn't rule it out. i wouldn't rule it out against the action against iran oil facilities as well in the persian gulf. >> they're very vulnerable way back

we are well-positioned to continue to respond to hurricane helene, to respond to hurricane milton, mr. president, we are making a moment and the challenges because of the extraordinary people who have spoken before me. >> i want to thank the governors. they have stepped up. ... disinformation going out about how, you know, we are devoting all this money to my grants and anyone congresswoman suggesting i control the weather and apply i send it to red states. but a step up for the wall, like out of a comic book. that people in trouble and the administrator and you get $750 and that is it. who have lost everything. you have $750. that is not it. we gave you immediately what you need to get by to get a prescription or whatever. are you getting calls already about what we will be able to deliver for people who get in trouble? >> we are. mr. president, let me say that one of the falls narratives is that the federal employees who actually are delivering assistance will take individuals land that is causing individuals survivors not to approach the people who are there to help and obtain the

iran should not respond.ll continue to work with allies to de—escalate the situation across the region. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. israel has launched multiple air strikes on iran in response to what the israeli military called "months of continuous attacks" from tehran and its proxies. this is the moment israeli missiles could be seen and heard heading over the iranian capital. the idf says it struck �*military targets�* in iran, which it accuses of "relentlessly attacking israel" since october the 7th 2023. it comes after tehran launched almost 200 ballistic missiles towards israel on 1st october, in what the country said was a retaliation for the killing of hamas�*s political leader on iranian soil back injuly iranian state iranian state media say the iranian air defense command issued a statement — saying that israeli airstrikes against military centres in tehran, the western province of ilam, and the southwestern province of khuzestan have been intercepted and countered successfully. but it conceded

i mean israel is going to respond. to be in for a couple of rounds for tit—for—tat between the two countries and maybe eventually they'll come to some kind of an understanding on the cessation of that kind of exchange. do you see the possibility for us involvement in that? well, depending on how iran responds to the israeli attack, israel cannot mount a war with iran, a sustained war with iran, targeting nuclear installations for example, without military support from the united states, sustained military support from the united states, and it all now hinges on what the israeli prime minister decides to do and what kinds of conversations are happening between washington dc and tel aviv and whether, this time, unlike previous times, president biden is able to influence mr netanyahu's decision—making. do you think he's able to? do you think washington has anything up their sleeve that they haven't tried before when it comes to diplomatic leverage? we saw today, for example, president biden saying there needs to be attent

to today's retaliatory attacks were they showing support that they wanted to see their government respond to... okay, can you hear us on it at this point? can you hear us? okay, it seems like i think we have delay in that, daddy, i can, i can barely hear you, the the sound, you can't hear we just..." st uh go ahead and stand by for a minute and as soon as the sound somewhat subsides will try to come back to that uh ashudun there our press tv uh correspondent there at one of these uh uh rollies in the capital of tehran you can see on the right side of your screen there this yemini capital sana the iraqi capital baghdad the uh southern iranian city of uh shiraz and earlier we're showing you images out of sari and other iranian uh cities you can see the entire region regional people are chanting victory after iran earlier in the evening targeted the uh israeli entity for its aggression, for its intense campaign against the civilians of the region, including in gaza, the occupied west bank and lebanon, not to mention syria and yemen as well as a targeting multiple iranian nationals throughout

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runs responds as well. i mean, this is basically what we got from them over the course of the night that they are saying and somehow confirming that it was indeed military targets as a to, to this statement. also that the defense in yvonne had engaged with those attacks the incoming missile attacks and that it was limited in scope, according to them that has happened in 3 different problem provinces as well that basically among them also the capital a to around now. and it's one of the reading of this statement is more or less that yvonne is trying to downplay the scope. and the scale of this attack also may be leaving the door open not to for the escalated, but uh, you know, we have to wait and see whether be find out the, um, the exact amount of damage that was done, maybe to through sutler satellite images. but we don't know whether we will know more about it in the coming hours, but certainly for now with israel is projecting that it achieved its goals. it's wondering if i'm not to attack, but we haven'

and to... stop uh this uh such aggressions, of course it's not the first time that iran has responded, and iran being the main supporter of the islamic resistance front, and we saw earlier this year uh once again iran responding to the regime, and iran is saying now, the irgc is saying that if the israeli regime responds then the next retaliatory attacks are going to be uh even greater, was great talking to you, i'm going to be talking to you hopefully and you go and get the opinions of the people on the streets and see what's going on there, that's preciv's uh correspondent farzane uh shorian, thanks so much. well viewers, as you're looking at your screens, you're looking at the results of the uh attack, the attack on tel aviv uh that iran has launched. 400 400 missiles, she's 400 missiles towards the israely regime with reports of uh many landing there in tel aviv, and not sure exactly what happened to the iron dome that uh they've been talking about um so much, but there you're looking at those uh those images, mary mosa here, what about that, i mean the iron dome has always been,

but they have all 7 of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond. and of course iran presidents insists he's country does not want to go to war with his royal. he says tuesday's missile attack was itself the pay back for israel is killing of the leader of hezbollah. submitted some groups supported by a ron. my mom, i was rude because we were left with no choice but to respond to the d. i'm. if israel decides to retaliate, then it will face harsher reaction. lee is slow me fish poly button. the in the occupied westbank, a funeral has been held for the only person killed in a ron smith, silas salt, a palestinian man, hit 5 parts of a row pit that fell from the sky in the city of jericho. i asked our correspondent, emily or dean to tell us more about how israel might be planning to respond to or ron's attack as well. just off to the attack, prime minister benjamin netanyahu came out saying that's wrong, had made a very big mistake. now the whole coming up right now is still waiting. it's options. tiny done on a israel's and baffled her to the un, her s

one minute to respond here. do you support this position that the united states is taking on this? >> i do believe we have to get humanitarian aid into gaza, to the citizens there that need it. i do believe we have to continue to negotiate for the hostages. i will tell you i was proud to co-lead and co-found the abraham accords caucus, where with our partners and allies in the region, we continue to work on a path forward. what will be the day after? and how will we support the civilians that have been used by the terrorists that are hamas, houthis and others. we need to continue to get that aid in. we'll go back to work in the next few weeks and i believe we'll be passing another supplemental aid package. >> all right, thank you very much, ms. rosen. >> mr. brown, we've got a minute to respond. do you support this new position that they are taking, this hard line, that just happened this week? >> absolutely not. i do not support that position. it's amazing that senator rosen dodged answering that question expli

is going to back those countries who are willing to either not respond or only mildly respond to israel'sight to defend itself, which they did. so, you're really seeing some of the benefit pay out over time and you're not going to get much of a reaction because we've given assurances to countries like saudi arabia, we'll help protect their oil facilities and ability to export oil to the world. >> the president has commented on this, kirk. joe biden saying it looks like israel didn't hit anything except a military target and does appear to be the case and he said he hopes the israeli strikes against iran is the end. and iran's foreign minister is saying it's not the end, he's promising a response of some sort. what do you think they'll do. >> i think what you've seen at this point, the iranians should still be doing battle damage assessment, to determine how badly they were hit. in a number of cases like i hoped they would do, israel did strike facilities that were dual benefits. they took out some of the capabilities and infrastructure, took out the drone facilities and did major damage t

but they have all 7 of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond. and of course, iran, presidents insists he's country, does not want to go to war with his royal. he says tuesday's miss all attack was itself the pay back for israel is killing of the leader of hezbollah. the minutes and group supported by a ron to my mom. i was rude with us, so we were left with no choice but to respond to the am. if israel decides to retaliate, then it will face harsher reactions. you slow me fish poly button. the in the occupied westbank. a funeral has been held for the past and killed in iran, smith, silas salt, a palestinian man hit by parts of a rope, pits that fell from the sky in the city of jericho. israel's former prime minister, enough tally bennett, has explicitly called for an attack on arrives new care facilities. posting on x. we must act now to destroy ron's new care program. it's central energy facilities and to faithlink cripple this terrorist regime. well, earlier i spoke to gerald fire. stine from the middle east institute, the think tank. i asked

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will respond appropriately. now if that's a direct conflict that wouldn't draw the us far deeper into whitening conflict that it is very much trying not to expand. you've mentioned that in the us secretary of defense lloyd, austin said that there would be severe consequences for iran. that was in a conversation with you, his counterpart in his real, you'll have a good lunch that happened before. those missiles were fired afterwards. a follow up call. and austin said that the us is plastered to defend itself and its allies. that would be israel in the region. sure to run strike again. so the us remains in the region in forest. it's holding a b, u. s. s. abraham lincoln, carrier group there. it's also got the truman carrier group going to the region. so here it is in the large, it's past year in the region and will remain there for the time. yeah, ones to ask you about the build up of is military in the regions that certainly is a significant amount as well. positions throughout, with plenty of regional allies rea

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yes, if ou think when israel might respond. yes, if you think back— when israel might respond.april— when israel might respond. yes, if you think back to april when - when israel might respond. yes, if you think back to april when iran l you think back to april when iran launched 300 drones and rockets towards israel, in a much more telegraphed attack that caused minimal damage, really, in israel, israel responded by bombing iran. now, this attack tonight was much more serious. i think israelis are going to wake up tomorrow and there is probably considerably more damage than we have seen so far tonight. there is a possibility so military bases were hit hard. in my report earlier, you saw that a school took a direct hit. there were large craters on the road. as i said, this is really unprecedented. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that iran will pay. we don't know when israel's response is going to come, but you are almost certain that it will come. thank you. jon donnison in jerusalem. i think really the international community's focus now will be on how to de—esc

together, has said that hezbollah would respond to attacks on hezbollah, that they would respond on attacks on tehran. so, they have been saying that they would separate these things. of course, we are in a war, disinformation is maybe the first rule of war. so, we really will have to see whether this is sort of just a pro forma demonstration of revenge to satisfy domestic response -- supporters in the region to show they did something, something short of triggering a major war, or did they make the decision to cross the rubicon and go into a serious war with israel in the u.s. -- and to the u.s. israel is feeling triumphant and powerful, how they react is something that the iranians might miscalculate as well. i want to -- sonali: i want to acknowledge that this attack is coming on the people of a vice presidential debate, perhaps the only one of this election cycle. if you take a look at how the world is watching, the election cycle in the united states, the reaction to the conflict in the middle east, what are you thinking? what are governments around the world thinking in terms

to disasters and preparing at the time when he was responding. we have made -- we have certainly been in touch with trusted online publishers, influencers, other trusted messengers to meet people where they are. that is what we have been trying to do, be on those platforms, those traditional media outlets as well to be very clear about making sure they have the accurate information. that is one of the reasons earlier this week the white house launched the first reddit account to ensure that even more people -- we can meet more people where they are so we can make sure we have that accurate information. that is what we are doing to make sure that we are on those platforms, pushing out what is the accurate information. so folks out there, people out there who are certainly impacted , now impacted by two hurricanes, has the information they need. >> [indiscernible] sec. jean-pierre: they are private companies, so i'm not going to tell them what to do, what not to do. i think everybody has a responsibility here to try and make sure that the informati

to respond to calls for service.illsboro county, vehicle in ditch, one pulled from flooded vehicle, three individuals removed from flooded apartment and another 100 evacuated at an assisted living facility and 20 from senior facility in tampa. so again, these efforts are ongoing across the state, there is going to be flooding events across state in central and northern florida. please be aware, if you are in a flood-prone area, be aware, our teams will be able to respond and alert throughout this time. again, thanks to governor desantis for leadership and support and fwc will work with partners to keep floridians safe during this event. thank you. >> we'll continue with the rescue operations as needed, there is a lot of damage assessment going on today. and we're very obviously supportive of the power restoration operation and glad all those folks were staged and also, ensuring fuel is flowing. hopefully we get our gas stations and big box stores open quickly. i imagine that will likely happen and just get people bac

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he wants that israel will respond to any of rain in escalation. and the pivotal election for jo john voters in the blacks, the country, a hedge, to the polls for a dollar to that could decide whether it looks east or west for years to come. also coming up to him and johnson what, what i shall to wraps off a 3 day visits to india for the trip was aimed at strengthening ties between deli, i'm letting you take a look at what came out of it's the hello monica jones. good to have you with us, and we begin with breaking news is what else is it has concluded, retaliatory strikes on military targets in iran. loud explosions were reported around the capital. tehran is really middle teresa is iran to miss all manufacturing facilities surface to air missile arrays. and all the aerial capabilities across several areas of the country is reassessed. its attack is in response to iran, ballistic missile garage. any of this month, ron's military said that it's a defense has had counted the strikes that it said it only limited the damage allowed. explosions have al

but they're all 7 of us agree that they have a right to respond, but they should respond. and of course iran, presidents insists his country does not want to go to war with his royal. he says tuesday's missile attack was itself the pay back for israel is killing of the leader of hezbollah. submitted some groups supported by a ron mo, most route because we were left with no choice but to respond to the gm. if israel decides to retaliate, then it will face harsher reactions. you slow me this, paul, you button the in the occupied westbank, a funeral has been held, so the only person killed and a ron smith, silas salt, a palestinian man, hit 5 parts of a rough hit that fell from the sky in the city of jericho. israel's former prime minister, enough tale bennett, has explicitly called for an attack on around new care facilities. posting on x. we must act now to destroy around some nuclear program. it's central energy facilities and to faithfully crippled this terrorist regime. a flurry or i spoke to gerald fire stein from the middle east institute. think tank. i asked him if he

one minute to respond. do you think that's a good idea? >> i'll tell you what's a good idea is securing the border on day one. when president trump was in office we saw record illegal crossings. we need that again. this administration on tai one, president biden went and started dismantling the secure border and policies around that that we have. here's one of the things that a senator like -- an insider like senator rosen won't tell anyone. she sits on the security committee. in her six years he's been to the border one time. where is she to defend us? over 10 million people have come across our border. we're talking about drugs, we're talking about terrorists, human trafficking. this is a crisis. we must confront the cartel. this is a very serious issue that president trump has a track railroad on. i will support making sure that criminals who are here illegally, like the 13,000 murderers that we just -- convicted murderers we just found out are here. senator rosen, why have you not told us about this? co

at can, how should ukraine and its allies respond to this?— allies respond to this? _ allies respond to this? at this point, it's right _ allies respond to this? at this point, it's right to _ allies respond to this? at this point, it's right to be - allies respond to this? at this point, it's right to be paying l point, it's right to be paying close attention. all eyes on the movement of the brigade, possibly more to be sent to russia, and where they are headed, are they going to stay in russia or move on to ukraine? buti in russia or move on to ukraine? but i think now is the time for countries to come together and really try to present a somewhat united front. when it comes to both north korea and russia. in some ways, it's hard to imagine how north korea fits in here, but this is an opportunity to see how north korea fits into this broader global threat. for me, this is an opportunity to remind ourselves that the conflict may be happening in ukraine, but the implications go far beyond just ukraine and russia. they extend to the korean peninsular and, frankly, to

police say police responded to a burglary. this is on lakeshore avenue right near 5.80, pretty early wednesday morning. they say one car was used to write to the door down and several other people. they didn't drove up in different cars and burglarized the store and then took off before police even arrived. man has been charged in the shooting injured. a 17 year-old boy brought what that shooting happened on the night of september. 19th. this is on sand creek road right near stoney creek road. they say the boy had to be taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries but is expected to be okay. authorities say 18 year-old ty j duke's is facing several charges according to attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. problem. mars dropped by double digits as the latest report from bart police number showing overall crime saw 15% drop. they have the same time in 2023. the data covers to the end of august this year, also saw 10% drop in violent crime. property crime fell by 16% from last year. the decrease comes at a t

as they respond to others who call for help. help from hurricane milton. we also had the report of the crane that came down in st. petersburg as well. >> what do you know about dance? image beyond these, two that we know. >> of course, the first responders are working to get out as soon as the wind dies down on that goes, i'm sure the wind has died down, but what do you know about the damage he neighborhoods and communities beyond downtown sorry about that. yeah. you broke up a little bit. i heard you talk about the crane. we just add our eyes on that as well ironically, it crashed into the tampa bay times buildings. so they broke their own story there unfortunately, doesn't appear anybody was hurt, which is the best part about that. a lot of cranes and in st. petersburg up and about because there's massive amount of growth now up. and that was the only one that appears to have collapsed under the fierce winds of hurricane milton. otherwise, what you're looking and yet in terms of damage, damage to awnings, damage to garages, ro

— respond? i think the calculation - respond? i think the calculation is - respond?ly respond? i think the i calculation is exactly as respond? i think the - calculation is exactly as one of your reporters said, unless they do something they would look weak and this is a regime that domestically and regionally can fear for its survival they can't look like they can be pushed around. but they can be pushed around. but the supreme leader knows very well they can't engage in a war with israel, they in the regime are at the week as they have been both domestically and regionally stop the most isolated domestically, the most isolated domestically, the most isolated regionally.— isolated regionally. looking closer at that _ isolated regionally. looking closer at that what - isolated regionally. looking closer at that what is - isolated regionally. looking closer at that what is the i closer at that what is the state of iran �*s military capability especially when you look at the blows to its proxies in the past year. i think iran was counting on these proxies as a form of

not only to respond to this storm and its immediate aftermath, but also the resources they will need to recover. so far, more than 3300 federal personnel are on the ground to assist with recovery efforts. they are deploying food, water, and generators, and we continue to work with teams on the ground to restore water and power as quickly as possible to -- possible. to everyone who has been impact by this storm and to all of those of you who are rightly feeling overwhelmed by the destruction and the loss, our nation is with you and presiden biden and i and all of the folks behind me are with you. we will continue to do everything we can to help you recover and to help you rebuild no matter how long it takes. and i do believe the true character of a nation is revealed in moments of hardship -- hardship. over the past few days, our nation has endured some of the worst destruction a devastation that we have seen i quite some time. and we have responded with our best, with the best folks who are on the ground and here doing the kind of work that is about rising to a moment of crisis, t ev