Chapter 1: What updates are there on the current conflict involving Iran?
The epic fury only grows. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Today will be the largest strike package yet, just like yesterday was. As I've said from day one, our capabilities continue to build. Iran's continue to degrade. War Secretary Pete Hegseth a short time ago on day 20 of the operation. Iran's air defenses flattened.
Iran's defense industrial base, the factories, the production lines that feed their missile and drone programs being overwhelmingly destroyed. Secretary Hegseth also paid tribute to the 13 U.S. service members killed in this conflict.
He was there along with President Trump yesterday as six flag-draped coffins arrived at Dover Air Force Base carrying the remains of those killed in a refueling crash, saying what he heard... It was the same from family after family. They said, finish this.
Chapter 2: How are U.S. officials responding to the rising tensions in the Middle East?
honor their sacrifice. At the House now, there's a hearing assessing worldwide threats, and Democratic Congressman Jim Himes just said... The president has said that Iran was preparing an imminent attack on the United States. That is not true. Telling the directors of the FBI, CIA, and National Intelligence, they haven't shown evidence of that.
Iran keeps launching missiles into Israel where four more people were killed, and Iran also keeps attacking its Gulf neighbors. Oil prices rising again this morning. Vice President Vance, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, they plan to sit down today with oil company executives. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson just told Fox Businesses Iran keeps blocking the street of Hormuz. Shipping the U.S.
may allow 140 million barrels of Iranian oil sanctioned and stuck at sea to be put on the market. In essence, we will be using the Iranian barrels against the Iranians to keep the price down for the next 10 or 14 days.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee will soon meet again today and may advance Mark Wayne Mullen's nomination to lead Homeland Security to the full Senate as DHS remains mostly unfunded, leading to long security lines at some airports as some TSA agents working without pay don't show up. America's listening to Fox News. Join Fox in supporting our troops.
From daily needs to global emergencies, help us be there for those who serve. Visit go.fox slash Red Cross to donate to service to the Armed Forces today. There's a missing American in Spain. A University of Alabama student, James Gracie, who went there on spring break and hasn't been seen since early Tuesday.
Police reportedly suspect foul play while in Arizona, still no sign of Nancy Guthrie, who was believed kidnapped February 1st. And that has the sheriff under scrutiny. Daniel Gutierrez, a Republican running to represent Arizona's 7th congressional district, revealing in a Facebook video he's launched a recall effort to remove Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos.
Let's get the sheriff out of office and get someone in there. that we can feel confident in. Sheriff Nonos says he's aware of the recall effort, telling local media it will always honor the will of the people. And that's what makes democracy. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News. We just got an unemployment update. First-time claims dropped slightly last week to 205,000 on Wall Street.
Falling stock futures suggest more selling. Weeks after the U.S. hockey team has won Olympic gold medals, the men and the women The pucks used by Jack Hughes and Megan Keller to score the gold medal winning goals against Canada in the Winter Olympics were put on display this week by the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.
But Hughes is voicing his displeasure with the move, telling ESPN that he believes the pucks belong to those who scored the goals, and now he wants it back. but an official with the Hall setting the record straight Wednesday telling ESPN simply it was never Jack's puck to own.
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