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What military strikes did the U.S. carry out against Iran and why?
The U.S. keeps the pressure on. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. The U.S. launching large-scale attacks on Iran yesterday.
Among the targets were multiple military command and control centers all across Iran. Dozens of them hit. The U.S. attacks were in response to an Iranian attack against Jordan.
Which targets and missiles were involved in the U.S.-Iran confrontation?
Iran fired ballistic missiles against U.S. military positions in Jordan. CENTCOM confirming that all those missiles fired by Iran were disabled or were intercepted. President Trump had warned that the U.S. would be responding to Iran's attack. In addition, the U.S. also attacked Iranian-backed militias inside of Iraq. This time, it was a joint attack alongside with Saudi Arabian jet fighters.
That's Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv. Tributes to the late Senator Lindsey Graham continuing yesterday in his home state ahead of his burial in his hometown.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster said they meet in sadness over the loss of one of South Carolina's greatest sons.
but also to celebrate this poor boy from a little town in South Carolina, as he called himself.
At the First Baptist Church in Columbia, Senator Tim Scott said the best advice he got from Senator Lindsey Graham wasn't spoken to him, but demonstrated.
Get really comfortable being yourself.
Former South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy shared stories highlighting Graham's sense of humor and praised those who worked with Graham, some for 30 years.
I cannot call them staff. They were family to him.
He called him the least pretentious person he's ever known in politics. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
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How did the U.S. coordinate strikes with Saudi forces and in Iraq?
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Arguably the most prominent public health official of the COVID-19 era faced renewed congressional scrutiny yesterday during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing. Fox's Jeff Manasso has more.
Dr. Anthony Fauci declined to answer questions as he was grilled by Republicans for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. led by Senator Rand Paul, who subpoenaed Fauci, accusing him of lying about the origins of COVID, saying it came from a Chinese lab that he says Fauci funded. Ask forgiveness and pledge to help our government devise safeguards so a man-made epidemic never happens again. Democrats defending Fauci say there's no evidence supporting allegations that Fauci intentionally misled Congress or funded prohibited research that caused the pandemic. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
President Biden pardoned Fauci before leaving office. Police in Vernalty, Utah say that a child was left unintended for more than two hours in a sweltering car is dead.
What tributes and memories were shared at Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral service?
In a probable cause statement, police said Tommy Platero was arrested for a child abuse homicide. The PC statement says Platero said he planned to take the child to daycare, but forgot and went inside a building for more than two hours before he ran back out to the car and found her not breathing. They say he drove her to the local hospital. It says when police arrived there, they said the child had a recorded internal temperature of 109 degrees. The temperature outside Invernal was around 92 degrees on Tuesday afternoon, and investigators determined that the temperature inside the vehicle was between 131 and 151 degrees. Invernal, Julia Sandor, Fox 13 News.
The Kumamoto Prefecture says that deaths from Tuesday's earthquake in southwestern Japan have climbed to at least 23. Searchers continue to comb through the rubble of the magnitude 7.1 quake. I'm Chris DeMaio. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What military strikes did the U.S. carry out against Iran and why?
0:02–0:21
2
Which targets and missiles were involved in the U.S.-Iran confrontation?
0:21–2:07
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How did the U.S. coordinate strikes with Saudi forces and in Iraq?
2:07–3:19
4
What tributes and memories were shared at Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral service?
3:19–4:12