Chapter 1: What recent event has Iran initiated against Israel?
Iran targets Jerusalem. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. Israel's been struck by Iranian missile fragments inside the walls of a site sacred to many Christians. The old city of Jerusalem, Fox's Mike Tobin, is in Tel Aviv, Israel, with details.
Again, Iran fired numerous missiles into Israel. One of the missiles dropped an explosive inside the walls of Jerusalem's old city. A volunteer medic witnessed the impact.
I looked up and suddenly I saw a cannonball just falling above me. And it fell about 200 meters west of me and heard a real big explosion.
The explosion was just a few hundred yards from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where the cross was anchored.
Chapter 2: How are the missile impacts affecting Jerusalem's holy sites?
Just a few hundred yards from the Western Wall, the most holy site in Judaism. And just a few hundred yards from Islam's Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque. therefore dangerously close to triggering a religious war. In Tel Aviv, Mike Tobin, Fox News.
Cuba is turning thumbs down to a U.S. embassy request to allow the facility to get some diesel fuel. Fox's Jill Nader reports from Washington.
Widespread power outages haunt much of Cuba, and that includes the U.S. embassy in Havana. Fuel is rare there because of the Trump administration's blockade of the island. U.S. embassy officials have been asking the Cuban government to allow them to bring in diesel to keep their generators going, but Havana said no.
The Associated Press reports the embassy may have to cut staffing because of the lack of fuel. Cuba struggled with shrinking oil supplies since the U.S. arrested Venezuela's President Maduro. It was Maduro who was getting oil shipments to Cuba. Since the arrest, President Trump has threatened tariffs on any country selling oil to Cuba. Jill Nadeau, Fox News. America's listening to Fox News.
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The Senate fails again to pass a bill ending the partial government shutdown as wait times for travelers through security checkpoints grows and TSA call-outs increase. Here's Fox's Bill Malusion.
The impacts of a five-week DHS shutdown are now on full display. Several airports around the country. including in Atlanta and Houston, had two to three hour wait times at security lines. As TSA remains unpaid, employee call out rates are skyrocketing and leadership says it's likely to get worse. Congress doesn't seem close to any deal on DHS funding.
But Senate Republicans believe pressure and public opinion is building against Democrats. Republican Senator Bernie Moreno and Democrat Senator Alyssa Slotkin clashed Thursday with Moreno pitching a two-week bill to fund all of DHS, but Slotkin shot it down, wanting only TSA to be funded.
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Chapter 3: What challenges is Cuba facing with U.S. embassy operations?
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