However, its worth noting that there is no mention of an Israeli Military response, even though israeli officials have promised to retaliate against iran, after it launched a wave of missiles against israeli targets late on saturday. Only a handful of more than 300 missiles and drones got through the israeli air defences. Iran says it was responding to an air strike at the start of this month on the iranian consulate in the syrian capital, damascus which it blamed on israel, although israel has not acknowledged being behind it. Iran is calling for restraint, saying it doesnt want this to escalate into a wider war. We are going to look at the peril in this moment butjust to remind you that this tension takes place in the midst of the ongoing israel gaza war, is the i93rd day of war. Today there are reports of fighting in the gaza strip and particularly in the north east. There are also reports that more aid is now getting into gaza from the north. We are getting reports on the ground an
and carson. before we kick it around the table, there is another debate, and earlier debate, and do you expect anything to come out of that. reporter: well, it will only be four candidates participating in that one because carly fiorina has jumped up to the top tier and rick perry has left the race. we re given to understand that rick santorum, the pennsylvania senator who won the 2008 iowa caucuses, is coming ready to fight. in large measure because it s a small roster in the earlier afternoon debate and there will be enough time. part of what s going to happen tonight on the big stage is 11 candidates standing next to one another for what could be three hours means that fatigue, even a bathroom break, could be a real distraction and distracted on a campaign debate stage could lead to sloppiness and/or miscues. so the sheer length of it tonight is something to watch. that s a good thing to watch. kimberly, we ll start with you. we saw some complaints about that already, about
the people who watched the afternoon, the junior varsity debate, look at the number. who impressed you the most? the runaway winner. 82% say she most impressed them during afternoon debate. in iowa, should carly fiorina be invited into the top tier next time? 93% said yes. marco rubio moved up in iowa, scott walker, a bit of a trouble mark. keep in mind, just like 2012, a shake-up after the debate. in new hampshire, the man getting the most attention, john kasich. ted cruz up a bit in new hampshire and there s the carly fiorina number. no question, like 2012, republicans watch that debate and reassess. as much support as donald trump has among primary voters, there are a number of republicans who say trump has to
82% say she most impressed them during afternoon debate. in iowa, should carly fiorina be invited into the top tier next time? 93% said yes. marco rubio moved up in iowa, scott walker, a bit of a trouble mark. keep in mind, just like 2012, a shake-up after the debate. in new hampshire, the man getting the most attention, john kasich. ted cruz up a bit in new hampshire and there s the carly fiorina number. no question, like 2012, republicans watch that debate and reassess. as much support as donald trump has among primary voters, there are a number of republicans who say trump has to be stopped. they say his brand of politics
line. the first question to dr. carson was about a lot of the flubs he did, the contradictions, and mistakes. look, the piece earlier in the show i thought was really interesting. as a result of what happened after the debate, it s as if the debate itself never really happened. think about the fact that in the afternoon debate carly fiorina emerged in the absence of the other hoopla as a very serious candidate everybody had discovered. if history stopped at the end of the debate and we hadn t had the stuff happening over the weekend, we would be talking about exactly what the piece showed, the debate over expanding medicare that you saw among the candidates. let me run some of the substance from the debate, some