Tim Pierce

Typically, these strikes take place at night, but the US and Israel reportedly felt that this was their best shot for a decapitation strike, and they took it.

The obvious question now is who will fill the power vacuum in Tehran, and could this ultimately lead to the collapse of the regime?

Yes, at least two people were killed and over a dozen wounded at a bar Saturday night in Austin.

Authorities are investigating the mass shooting as a potential act of terrorism.

The gunman was reportedly wearing a sweatshirt that said, And underneath that, he wore a shirt with an Iranian flag on it.

Authorities also found a Quran in his car.

He appears to have become a U.S.

citizen in 2013 and is originally from Senegal, a Muslim-majority country on the west coast of Africa.

There is no definitive connection to the regime yet in this particular case, but there are certainly grave concerns that there could be attacks like this in the coming days and weeks because of what is happening in Iran.

It's been truly remarkable.

We've seen videos flooding social media showing Iranians around the world celebrating.

That's included big demonstrations in Washington, New York, London, and most significantly, all across Iran.

What we saw there was really incredible demonstrations of bravery.

Thousands flooded the streets, dancing, honking horns, and setting off fireworks.

In one video, there was a large group of demonstrators who tore down a statue of the Ayatollah.

Those watching the show will be able to see some of this footage.

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