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Targeted hit in Iran. I'm Jane Fergus, Fox News. U.S. and Israeli forces are continuing to strike targets in Iran, including a nuclear facility. Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv, Israel, with the latest.
U.S. strikes hit the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran. That's the primary facility for enrichment of uranium. That's also the facility that was the target of that Stuxnet cyber attack. And a brilliant bit of espionage by the U.S. and Israel. The computers at Natanz were infected with a worm that told the operators of the nuclear centrifuges everything was working fine while the centrifuges spun out of control until they broke. Now, following the strikes at Natanz, the IAEA posted there is no increase in off-site radiation levels, so no word on nuclear fallout from the strike. And Israel continues to take rocket fire in the north. We've got reports of some five injuries from a Hezbollah rocket.
This comes as the United Arab Emirates claim it dismantled an Iran-linked terrorist cell and arrested its members. The partial government shutdown continues with the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees TSA, still without full funding, causing long airport lines. Senate Majority Leader John Thune blames Democrats for the standoff, saying they will eventually have to take yes for an answer.
I know they think this is politically good for them. It's not. It's not politically good for anybody to have literally tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people out of work and important functions of our government not being carried out on a daily basis.
Democrats say they are blocking the DHS funding measure due to policy disputes over immigration and border security. Robert Mueller, the former FBI director and special counsel who investigated Russia-Trump campaign ties, has died at the age of 81. America's listening to Fox News.
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A missing Alabama student's body has been found in Spain where he was on spring break. Police say his death was likely an accident and his body was found in shallow water near a nightclub. Fox's Stephanie Bennett reports.
Investigators say initial signs point to an accidental death, but the cause and circumstances are unclear. Police have not ruled out the possibility he could have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol or waiting on the autopsy and toxicology results. 20-year-old James Jimmy Gracie was an Illinois native and junior studying at the University of Alabama. Families say he spent last weekend in Amsterdam before flying Monday to Barcelona to visit friends for spring break. Well, on Tuesday, he was last seen outside the Chaco nightclub and separated from friends around 3 a.m., never returning to his room. His family say they realized something was wrong when police contacted them, saying they recovered his phone.
His father rushed out to Barcelona and has been working with police ever since.
Gracie's family in a statement said they are heartbroken and asked for prayers and privacy. Flash flooding in Hawaii has forced evacuations. More than 5,500 people told to leave over fears a dam could fail. Firefighters have rescued more than 230 people from low-lying areas.
We are talking about major, major heavy flooding across the Hawaiian Islands. Some of these rainfall totals are hard to imagine, but 50 inches, that's getting up at a summit, so mountainous areas usually squeeze out a little bit more water. But even as you get into some of the cities, up over two feet of water, this has been a major rainfall event. I'd love to say that it's drying out here, but unfortunately, through the weekend, it's not. 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.
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