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Targeting Iran's uranium. I'm Jack Callahan, Fox News. The Natanz nuclear facility has been hit in an airstrike, as Fox's Lucas Tomlinson reports from Dubai.
Natanz is one of the three nuclear sites hit over the summer during Midnight Hammer. It's located about 150 miles south of Tehran, and that's Iran's main nuclear enrichment site. A lot of centrifuges spinning that uranium-235 isotope, getting it from nuclear power grade to nuclear weapons grade. And for many, they thought that President Trump might sending ground troops to get some of this nuclear material. There's others that just want to blow it up and drop bombs on. And that appears what happened last night. Now, President Trump providing his latest battle update brief on his way to the winter White House on the South Lawn and later posting about it on True Social, saying he thinks this war can be wrapped up perhaps rather quickly.
Iran has fired missiles at a joint American-British military base on the island of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. Long security lines linger at many of the country's airports because of the partial government shutdown. Here's Fox's Madeline Rivera.
Another frustrating day at airports across the country as travelers face long lines with no idea as to when the situation will improve. The national call-out rate for TSA workers was more than 10% on Wednesday, causing major delays. 38% of TSA employees called out at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. Roughly the same percentage of TSA workers called out at Houston's George Bush Airport. The peak wait time nearing an hour for passengers going through standard screening. The Senate is set to convene for a rare weekend session today. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants to take a procedural vote to fund TSA, but not the rest of DHS. And it comes after the Senate failed to advance a bill to fund the department a fifth time on Friday.
Congressional Democrats say they'll not support a DHS funding bill unless reforms to ICE and Border Patrol are included in it. America's listening to Fox News.
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Flash flooding in Hawaii, forcing evacuations and rescues. More than 5,500 people told to leave their homes over a fear that a dam could fail. And firefighters have rescued more than 230 people from low-lying areas.
It's Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz. We'll be right back. We still see moisture picking in from the south and from the west, and rain at least often on showers, maybe a little less than we've seen, but often on showers across all of the Hawaiian Islands the next couple of days as temperatures there are climbing back up into the 80s.
Hawaii's Governor Josh Green says the flooding is the largest event of its kind in the state in 20 years. Los Angeles County in the midst of a massive animal rescue operation, as Fox's Tom Rigotti tells us.
The Department of Animal Care and Control found 400 dogs and 300 cats during a search at Rockin' Paws Animal Rescue in the Lake Hughes area. Those in need of emergency medical care were taken to animal care centers, while more than 70 veterinary medical staffers continue to tend to the other animals on the property. DACC says this could be the largest animal seizure in U.S. history and that it's working with animal welfare and adoption agencies to find new homes for the animals.
Tom Rigotti, Fox News. Investigators in Tucson, Arizona following new possible leads on the disappearance of the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie who went missing back in February. Authorities believe that Nancy Guthrie may have been kidnapped. Deputies say they are looking into reports of suspicious activity at a vacant home in the neighborhood while also reviewing surveillance video and analyzing DNA evidence. The Pima County Sheriff's Office says the case remains active and is not considered cold. I'm Jack Callahan and this is Fox News.
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