we have responded to previous attacks. when three service members were killed, of course, iran knew that the united states would respond. so the idea that somehow this was telegraphed, i think, is a bit more of a political talking point than a reality. secondly, the targets that we hit, we believe with conviction, were valid military targets. command and control centers. they were the instruments that iranian-backed shia militia groups were using to attack american forces. we are looking at the casualties, who precisely was killed. i don't have anything to report to you this morning publicly on that. we will continue to make our assessments. >> but no one, for example, in irgc leadership and iranian leadership, no one of significance was targeted? >> as i said, we are continuing to assess the battle damage and when we are prepared to share that publicly, we'll do so. i am not prepared to do that with you today. >> okay. jake, half of u.s. adults, according to the ap, say israel's military campaign in gaza has gone too far

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after responding to a domestic call. welcome to fox news live i am mike the governor also said there were other officers injured but details on their condition have not been released. madison is alive with the latest developments hello madison. >> hey mike this is still a very active and developing situation. police are not saying too much about exactly what happened with this whole incident. we know it like you said it happened in burnsville a small town 15 miles south of minneapolis. according to our fox affiliate they say the shooting occurred near kennelly road in burnsville parkway east. the police presence with 12600 33rd avenue we are starting to hear from some officials commenting on the shooting. calling the shooting horrific. he says we must never take for granted the bravery and sacrifices our police officers and first responders make every day. my heart is with their families and the entire state of minnesota stands with burnsville. we heard from minnesota senator amy klobuchar saying they heard about the sho

yet none of you ever responded to any of my documents or coerced respondents signify your under yourtter contempt for me and your dishonor. let me remind you, the us supreme court has ruled that silence can only be equated with fraud. when there is a legal and moral duty to speak. yes, you have the legal and moral duty to speak and respond to me. your silence and fraud is palpable and evidence of your malicious and criminal intent. and to the fact and to this fact that no prosecutor has performed his major task by proving jurisdiction on the record and as required by law, as as well as a lack of verified complaint of an actual flesh and blood injury party informing me of a true nature and cause of the accusations against me making all these proceedings a sham and a travesty of justice. with no basis in the law whatsoever. for and since you've denied me the due process of law, every step of the way makes you makes you the actual criminals in this matter, and therefore these proceedings are null and void and without force of law. let me remind you that the ninth great commandment of go

and we will respond forcefully and we will respond in a sustained way.ld not describe it as some open-ended military campaign. we have a concept how we intend to respond. i am not going to telegraph it on the show. we will execute with the kind of professionalism that only the u.s. military can bring to bear. >> so the u.s. officially has not assessed that tehran directed the attack. but has tehran done anything to rein in the militias that they fund and arm? >> we know that iran is behind these militia groups. they train them. they fund them. they arm them, as your question suggests. and they do have influence with them. and i can't sit here today and tell you that tehran shifted its policy. what i can tell you is what the unitd states's approach is going it to be. if we continue to see threats and attacks from these militia groups, we will respond and hold those responsible accountability. >> there are reportedly civilian casualties in iraq and in sierra as a result of these strikes. does the u.s. assess that any of those hit in these strikes were actu

we're responding. then, of course, israel is dealing with both the challenge of hamas and gaza and the threat of hezbollah in the north. we will continue to work to deal with the challenge of escalation and continue to work to ensure we're responding forcefully but at the same time staying out of the prospect of the united states getting pulled into a broad war in the middle east of the kind that we have seen in the past. >> i want to push back a little bit because you just mentioned all of those conflicts as if they are independent. you know better than i they all lead to one road -- down to one road and that is the road to iran. iran is by u.s. intelligence standards and what you all have said publicly responsible for funding at least a lot of what is going on there. >> that's absolutely the case. in fact, i've sat on this program previously, i've stood at the podium and explained the relationship between iran and the houthis, iran and the shia militia groups, iran and hamas. we make no bones about t

responds. they want to get a good assessment of where this administration will stand, but also what are the consequences for them as this plays out over the coming days and weeks.>> a major story and a major moment as you laid out for president biden. mark esper, thank you very much. we are following this breaking news of a major retaliation strike by the united states against uranium backed militias. we will be following this on cnn, i will see you back here at 10 pm eastern tonight on cnn news night. cnn's coverage continues, in the situation room, in for wolf blitzer. >>> happening now, breaking news, the u.s. launches break -- strikes in he ran in syria, in retaliation for the killing of three u.s. soldiers and jordan. more information from correspondence and the pentagon, white house at this hour, wolf blitzer situation room, i am mark in for wolf. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> that's get back to this breaking news, u.s. military retaliating for a deadly attack against a u.s. base and

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responds, retaliates for this attack, how will qatar respond. he said the u.s. has to do what the u.s. has to do. and is justified in doing so. so expect that. there's no love lost here between the iranian proxy groups. there's threats to all of these middle eastern countries from some of those groups as well. remember, that no one in the region goes by the thought that iran is not directly behind this. in fact, the hundreds of millions of dollars that goes to all of these groups, let alone hamas and hezbollah, i'm talking everyone. the houthis, this new group in iraq. everything backed up by iranian money. so you know, any one that says that this is not directly tied and why can't make the -- connect the dots, there's dots and they're all connected. >> neil: iran is in this weird position, bret, we're they're saying, yeah, there are connections. we can't control them. not saying it that way. i get that. i'm not being flippant. could it be possible that these proxies do go rogue and do their own thing? i'm not believing -- freeing iran of any responsibility, fin

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i think a response have made to difference and i'm certain we will continue to respond.s a president will in the coming weeks. host: what are your concerns of the region for potential escalation? guest: i have deep concerns about that and that is a fine line the administration has had to walk. anything done on behalf of the protection of our allies has the possibility to escalate in the region and it is important that we tread that line carefully. i believe this administration has done that and some of the criticism coming from my colleagues about a more aggressive response needs to be put in its place. there needs to be a more thoughtful response to when, and who we are retaliating so we don't escalate this into a larger conflict. host: what role or responsibility does congress have here? guest: we have a responsibility in many cases we are on the defense and the president has the obligation and authority to respond to defense. we have a responsibility should this escalate to anything further to give authorization and authority to the president. host: moving to the situ

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and respond, the united states. did the strikes came hours after the president attended the dignified transfer of the three follow service members killed in last week's attack in jordan. that is -- of carrollton, georgia. special -- bladed sanders of waycross, georgia, needs -- of savannah, georgia. let's bring in nbc news white house correspondent, allie raffa, joins us from the white house. ali, we've been told by the administration that this is likely to be a tiered response. what are they saying about the success of these attacks and where they anticipate things going in the coming days? >> you see we have heard white house officials repeatedly say that this is going to be phase one of this multi tiered approach that could last for days, possibly even weeks. it could entail financial targets in the form of sanctions, possibly cyber sphere to interrupt communications and coordination's for these iranian-backed militia groups. as far as the first phase and how u.s. officials see its execution, remember that this w

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if you harm an american we will respond. that included striking any five targets in iraq and syria yesterday. and the president's sources said he reached a decision on how to respond on monday morning. of course, there was some time between monday and friday between these strikes happened. part of the reason had to do with the weather. they wanted clear skies to determine their targets and make sure there was no unintended casualties. they're still doing an assessment on that. official have also said that they don't expect this is going to shut down iranian proxies but that they will do that with these counter strikes. it all speaks to the delicate balance that president biden is having to navigate here between retaliating and being forceful in that retaliation, particularly when u.s. service members are killed. but other, trying to deter these groups and avoid being pulled into a regional war. now, notably, the u.s. did not strike in iran. that was not expected going into these strikes. but it all goes to this idea u.s. off

one, we intend to respond, and we intend to respond forcefully. and second, the president does not want to widen the war. and they have taken certain actions to signal what they're doing so it doesn't come as a surprise. they have taken -- they've drawn some lines. they're not attacking inside iran for example. so, the question is, will every group play along with what is meant to be this, kind of, somewhat limited and carefully signalled strike, or will the houthis decide this is their moment in the sun and they get a chance to escalate themselves? you know, the nature of escalation is it's not only your decisions that matter here, but it's the other side's decisions. >> you know, along those lines, republican senator lindsey graham, he's described the u.s. national security in freefall, to use his words. he and other lawmakers in the u.s., they have been calling for a more forceful response by the u.s. in the middle east, including striking iran. i know you touched on it a little bit. how dangerous would that move be when the u.s. and iran are c

so two police officers, one first responder, dead. we can tell at this hour some other information trickling in as well. this is a developing story. we are making multiple calls to verify more information, as this information is slow to trickle and at this point. it seems to be a very active scene. we are expecting an update from officials a little bit later in this afternoon. alex. >> okay. it is a terrible story but i thank you for keeping an eye on us for us, george soliz. we'll check it again. in the meantime, more breaking for you. some new fallout and growing outrage. this following the death of russian opposition figure, alexei navalny. new video shows mourners been arrested in moscow, at least 400 have been detained. then in st. petersburg, as fast as officials review flowers lane tribute to navalny, mourners are adding new flowers to make at memorial law. also new, and strong reaction here at home today, with some level of bipartisan agreement that congress should act quickly to approve funding for ukraine's fight against rus

so iran and its militia groups knew the united states was going to respond. we also said we would do at a time and place of our choosing. we planned the attack.al we executed the attack. we hit when we wanted to hit and where we wanted to hit and that was at the military's advice of the president's commanders and he gave the order to go ahead and do it and we think those wr strikes had good effects. so, of course, there will always be armchair quarterbacks, but we are confident in the steps that we have taken so far and we are confident in the course that we are on going forward. >> is the united states alreadyn in a wider war in the middle east, jake? >> what the united states is e doing is responding to threats as we see them with significant but proportionate force. >> but has the war expanded? has the war expanded in the region, jake?as, >> well, first, we don't accept that what's happening in the red sea, for example, kristen, is st entirely tied to the war in gaza because the houthis are attacking shipping that has absolutely nothing to do with israel.

. >> the city also getting ready to respond to downed trees and power lines as overly saturated soil makes those more common. >> yes, that's certainly a concern. meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now. and mark, we saw the first wave of storms and then now we're getting ready for another. yeah yeah. >> today is kind of our day to prepare with lots of cloud cover. just a few showers out there. but the next storm comes on board tomorrow. and the stronger one. yeah get ready that that will be as we head into your sunday forecast. so showing you the satellite, the radar, just just a few scattered showers across portions of the bay area throughout the day, but nothing too major. but we are talking about a storm series out here in the pacific. as you can pick out rain develops. next system will be for your saturday. then a stronger storm sunday and into monday and it will be windy. not like the wind event we had earlier in the month, but still we could have gusts going up above 40 miles an hour and then a possibility of some rain that could continue into tuesday and wednesday. now for tomo

wade the opportunity to weigh in and respond as well. after considering the testimony, not only on camera but also what came out of the hearing, i found that neither mr. wade nor mr. bradley had met their burden of establishing that the attorney client privilege applied. specifically as it relates to mr. bradley's knowledge of any relationship that existed between miss willis and mr. wade. and particularly that it wasn't established that his specific knowledge came about in furtherance of legal advice. i saw no further choice but to allow the parties to have an opportunity to explore that topic with him. there's really, in my mind, it's that topic only. i think if it's anything else we've already covered, i'm not here to do it again. so with that, is there anything else we need to cover before kicking that off? >> just, mr. wade is still a potential witness -- >> believe mr. wade was released when we concluded his testimony. last hearing. so unless he's been resubpoenaed, i have no knowledge of that, right to be present. >> sure. i think

philippe lazarini argues that terminating onros mandate weakens the world's ability to respond to the humanitarian. crisis in gaza and i have warned about the impact, i have said that this calls are short-sided, the impact is not just on the short term, it's not just weakening our collective ability to respond to the humanit crisis, at the time i want to remind the icg has asked this... response to be scaled up, that's at the same time, calls are here to weaken it. there is absolutely other un agency or i ngos which have been tasked over the last few decades to provide government like services like education to 100 thousands of children, and if we want to give a chance to any future transition to succeed, we need... also to make sure that the international community has a tools and one of these tools is on one. we have been a temporary agency which unfortunately has lasted for 75 years, but 75 years it's because they haven't been any political solution. maybe after this cataclism which has hit the region in gaza, it might be time now to... genuinely find a political solution and it wo

they were responding to a call of a family in danger in a suburb of minneapolis. authorities say a armed man was barricaded inside a home with seven children. which escalated into an exchange of gunfire. burnsville police officers were all killed by the alleged gunman. outside of the hennepin county medical center, police officers and first responders saluting their brethren. an emotional scene as their bodies were taken to the medical examiner's office. the new details coming in tonight. police say the firefighter paramedic died while trying to aid an injured officer. and that the suspect allegedly had multiple guns and large amounts of ammunition. morgan norwood leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, police swarming this minnesota neighborhood where they say two police officers and a firefighter-paramedic were shot and killed while responding to a domestic incident in burnsville, just south of minneapolis. >> and i need two additional ambulances. >> reporter: police called to the scene just before 2:00 a.m., where they say an armed man was barricaded inside with hi

>> iran has many difference ways to respond.it can provide more assistance, it can reconstitute these militias. it can provide terrorist support against american embassies around the world. it probably has hit teams in the united states. it might attack u.s. infrastructure. there's a lot of things and of course there's a whole cyber realm. iran is, they're very sly, very careful. they don't want to stir up a ruckus such that they would lose their nuclear capacity. which is what israelis have been trying to stimulate an attack on that for 15 years. and it hasn't happened. we tried to control it with diplomacy and that didn't work. so the iranians are going to come back and do something. my guess is it will take a few days. several weeks before they can reconstitute these forces. and then depending on what happens in gaza, they'll be back. so, we didn't really deter iran's hostility to the united states. we took a middle of the road approach to this, we showed u.s. power, you can be sure that on the terrorist websites and in their

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>> if i may try to respond again, mr. congressman, with regard to w.h.o.'s work, they work across the spectrum of public health, not only in pandemics or outbreaks. when it comes back to the benefit of w.h.o. for americans, their work in noncommunicable diseases is applicable to us and justifies our engagement with them, whether it is on diabetes, cancer, other issues we face here in our country, it is an important partnership. >> the vast majority of our input is voluntary and i understand that comes with the ability to earmark what that is for. we have great concerns and there is a lot of capacity in us getting to what we are earmarking and what it is actually being spent on. we can talk about transparency, the need for transparency for what we are earmarking for. we can find the information on that, so it would be great if you could help us with that. it gets earmarked to these vague categories. many of the items i have read are under these vague, broad categories on the w.h.o. website and there are things i don't think the american people feel they shou

he had 30 seconds to respond to climate change, we have 15 seconds to respond to the rebuttal. >> the truth is that the ad running against me by a dark shady super pac has been rated falls. don't take my word for, independent fact checkers have rated that as false. i made a choice when i ran for office to never take corporate pack money, representative schiff made a different choice and has taken nearly $2 trillion, including oil, the banks and big pharma. >> would you like to weigh in on climate change? >> i don't think any of my opponents here tonight have ever lived in the neighborhood where it was emitting toxic pollutants in chemicals throughout their childhood. i lived in el paso, texas in a black and brown community where these taxes chemicals made everyone feel sick can have lasting health impacts. climate justice is extremely important. in the senate, i would fight to make sure we passed the green new deal, which includes transition by workers from a fossil fuel economy to a green economy and pass our environmental justice laws so we can make sure our frontline communities ar

could only respond to incidents where someone was hurt or trapped.r camera was rolling when a large unstable branch toppled over on steiner street damaging a couple of cars. gusty winds pushed people around, toppled trees and even ripped out a roof. >> very loud, loud thump. it was just a big crash and a boom. >> reporter: in the midtown terrace neighborhood this large branch fell onto two cars crushing an infiniti and damaging a nissan pathfinder. >> i started by myself and next thing i knew i had this little army up here. >> reporter: his partner owns the suv and tried to clear the debris. about eight neighbors jumped in. >> 311 was inundated. we couldn't get through. a neighbor brought over an electric chainsaw. others pulled away branches to clear a path for the suv. >> basically neighbor togetherness, you know. we have to help each other. today it happens to somebody. tomorrow it might be happen to me. >> reporter: first responders had to prioritize calls that required rescue given the heavy volume. the san francisco fire department says they re

responded with four runs in the seventh and they win at 11 to 9.'s hosting the diamondbacks in nearby mesa tied at eight bottom of the ninth, drew lug bauer he sends every body home with the walk off home run in. you got to you got to judge by everyone's reaction because you can't see the ball go over the fence. but the a's win it 9 to 8 to get themselves in the cactus league. win column a shocker at the gold cup. the united states suffering a rare loss to mexico in women's soccer. group stage action from carson, california, the top spot in group a on the line. scoreless in the 38th minute. defender becky sauerbrunn. she's outstanding, but she tries to clear it instead. the ball goes right to lizbeth ovalle and she left, foots it into the back of the net. one nothing more. marco ovalle, usa. s first goal allowed in a concacaf opponent in 33 matches. and then look at this. mexico ices it in the 92nd minute. that's stoppage time. mayra pelayo that's just a rocket. mexico beats the united states for just the second time in 43 tries. two nil. uh, mexic

at the same time, 35% of respondents, and in france almost half , said that they are forced to eat lesshan earlier. 58% of respondents gave up spending on vacations, while more than half of the study participants limited spending on clothes and shoes. previously eurostat. reported that prices for basic food products in the eu are rising much faster than wages. for example, in just 2 years, eggs have risen in price by 37%. potatoes at 53, and olive oil at 7. fire and fireworks on the highways, farmers in the netherlands protested across the country last night, they burned garbage and blocked roads with tractors, as the police noted, due to the large number of actions , law enforcement agencies were not even able to respond to all the incidents, many of which were criminal offenses. and a column of several hundred tractors arrived in the suburbs of rome. farmers prepared for a multi-day protest. according to them , they are not yet going to completely block the city; one highway is blocked. tractor riots have already affected about a third of eu countries. the reason for the discontent of

so you have to respond right in the binding ministration wants to respond in a way that restores the turns i reduce or eliminate attacks on our forces without sparking an even wider or more art and science easier said than done, but that's their goal. as i shared with you earlier this week, i think the real danger here is a success of american weakness from this administrative staff, the stabilizing, that increases the chances of more attacks with more american casualties. what's your require an even stronger american response? so i think the logic here many is exactly wrong. why not tokens are the reasons why not attack iran cuts at the head office say well, you know, many uh, republicans in congress are making that argument. and honestly, i think around is pursuing a decades long strategy where they use others to do their dirty work and displays the consequences encounter punches onto their proxies. it's going quite swimmingly for a wrong. and that's why many are saying that we have to go at the head of the snake or the puppet master, or the head of the art. because whatever metaph

we know the president has decided how to respond, but there has been a debate over how to respond to this deadly attack on u.s. troops. and as the region awaits whatever the response is going to be, you've also learned tonight that some of these iran-backed militants are on the move now? >> reporter: david, a senior u.s. official telling me tonight that pentagon officials believe that the scope of these strikes will send an unmistakable message to the militant groups to stop their attacks on u.s. forces, but others, fearing the retaliatory strikes will trigger the exact kind of escalation the administration is trying to avoid, so there has been debate. but the strikes will go ahead, and we have learned tonight that some of the militants are already evacuating their facilities. david? >> david: martha raddatz in amman for us again tonight. thank you, martha. >>> we turn now to back-to-back storms back here at home, the first already hammering california, los angeles right up to san francisco. flash flooding, damaging winds. now moving from texas to florida. and tonight, a second major

so you have to respond right? in the binary restriction wants to respond in a way that restores the turns i. e, reduce or eliminate attacks on our forces without sparking an even wider or more arts and science easier said than done, but that's their goal. as i shared with you earlier this week, i think the real danger here is excessive american weakness from this administrative staff. the stabilizing that increases the chances of more attacks with more american casualties, which will require and even stronger american response. so i think the logic here many is exactly wrong. why not still go through the reasons why not attack iran cuts at the head of the say? well, you know, many a republicans in congress are making that argument. and honestly, i think around is pursuing a decades long strategy where they use others to do their dirty work and displays the consequences encounter punches onto their proxies. it's going quite swimmingly for a wrong. and that's why many are saying that we have to go at the head of the

of course the president responding - keep pushing.ent responding to - keep pushing. of course the i president responding to these houthi attacks following the killing of the three soldiers last weekend but these houthi attacks began in solidarity with the situation in gaza. that began with those attacks by hamas on october the 7th. how does what we have seen tonight feed into that broader picture? i tonight feed into that broader icture? ., tonight feed into that broader icture? ~' ., , picture? i think the houthis, there is a — picture? i think the houthis, there is a question - picture? i think the houthis, there is a question to - picture? i think the houthis, there is a question to extent there is a question to extent the houthis are really, the iranians are really pulling the strings on the houthis. the iranians certainly give military and financial support, we have found over the last year or so, that the houthis are not really taking iran's direct orders and have ambitions of their own. i think thatis ambitions of their own. i