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What recent attack did Iran launch and what are the impacts?
Iran launches a new attack. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. Smoke rising across Tel Aviv as Iran launches waves of attacks. At least six people have been hurt. Fox's Jonathan Savage with the latest.
There have been reports of impacts, interceptions and damage to buildings in northern, central and southern Israel. It follows several alerts warning Israelis of missile launches from Iran overnight. A loud explosion was heard in central Tel Aviv. Emergency workers now at the scene of an apparent Iranian strike. Other countries have been targeted too. There have been power outages in Kuwait where electricity lines were hit by air defence shrapnel. Sirens sounded in Bahrain. Saudi Arabia's defence ministry says it's destroyed 19 drones targeting the oil-rich east of the country.
What is the latest on the Iranian missile strikes affecting Israel and neighboring countries?
Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
One man rumoured to be the key Iranian in talks with the US insists no negotiations have taken place. Mohamed Khalbaf, the powerful speaker of Iran's parliament, says President Trump's announcement of productive conversations is just fake news to manipulate the markets. But an Iranian foreign ministry official admits his country has at least reviewed points from the U.S. as a precursor to talks. The White House says the situation is fluid. And a strict new immigration rule from the Trump administration put on hold by a federal judge.
A federal judge in Boston is blocking a new policy that would put thousands of refugees at risk of arrest and detention. Judge Richard Stern sided with a group of refugees and two advocacy groups who argued the Department of Homeland Security's policy is unlawful and a departure from decades of practice. The policy would allow officials to detain refugees legally admitted to the U.S. if they failed to obtain a green card after a year in the country. Advocacy groups say it puts at risk more than 100,000 refugees with applications pending. DHS argues the initial focus is on about 5,600 refugees living in Minnesota. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News. America's listening to Fox News.
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ICE agents deployed to airports around the country as TSA faces high call-out rates. Fox's Kevin Cork with more.
ICE agents actually here, not just in Washington, but all over the system. This effort to assist TSA agents who have been absolutely overwhelmed because of the number of people who are Now not showing up to work again. We have a government shutdown. More than 30% call-outs in places like BWI and JFK, places like New Orleans and Atlanta, topping 40% call-outs. The White House saying we want the government back open fully. Democrats saying they'll do it, only if and when they make some changes to how ICE handles business. In the meantime, agents are hoping to help you get from point A to point B.
Republicans rejected a bid pushed by Democrats in the Senate to fund only TSA, arguing that Congress must agree to a funding plan for all of DHS. Federal aviation officials investigating after a deadly plane accident at LaGuardia Airport in New York City Sunday night. Fox's Eric Schaun with the details from LaGuardia Airport.
The NTSB has recovered the cockpit voice and flight data recorders from the mangled wreckage just after the tragic accident that killed two young airline pilots. The Air Canada flight from Montreal here to New York, flight 8646, had just touched down a runway forward 1145. At the same time, a ground controller gave a Port Authority fire truck permission to cross the active runway as the plane was landing. A security camera caught the image of the plane slamming into the truck, killing the two male pilots and sending at least 41 of the 72 passengers on board to the hospital. ATC recordings show the controller giving the truck permission to cross that runway and then ordering it to stop, but sadly, it was too late.
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