the pentagon strikes back after u.s. troops in iraq and syria come under attack more than 40 times and what we are learning tonight about a $30 million american reaper drone shot down off the coast of yemen. plus, growing calls for a pause in gaza, as the israeli army claims control of northern gaza from hamas, blowing up more than 100 terrorist tunnels. america decided. major wins for democrats in kentucky, virginia, and ohio. abortion rights a key issue driving voters to the polls. so what could it mean for the residential election in 2024? a marathon day of testimony for ivanka trump, as she is grilled about the trump organization s business practices, which a judge calls fraud. norah: breaking news, a brothel bust. what the justice department calls a high-end network serving elected officials, military officers, and tech executives. pick a profession. they are probably represented in this case. norah: the fiery explosion at a chemical plant forcing neighbors t
groups after attacks on troops in the middle east. here are tonight s headlines. the pentagon strikes back after u.s. troops in iraq and syria come under attack more than 40 times and what we are learning tonight about a $30 million american reaper drone shot down off the coast of yemen. plus growing calls for a pause in gaza, as the israeli army claims control of northern gaza from hamas, blowing up more than 100 terrorist tunnels. america decided. major wins for democrats in kentucky, virginia, and ohio. abortion rights a key issue driving voters to the polls. so what could it mean for the residential election in 2024? a marathon day of testimony for ivanka trump as she is grilled about the trump organization s business practices, which the judge calls fraud. norah: breaking news, a brothel bust. what the justice department calls a high-end network serving elected officials, military officers, and tech executives. pick a profession. they are probably represented i
from the west bank where 100 palestinians have been forcibly moved from their homes, amid rising tensions fuelled by the war. good evening, there was a five hour window today in which the palestinians were allowed to walk out of gaza city, through a humanitarian corridor, across the front lines, to the south. they left after weeks of furious bombardment and in defiance of a hamas order to remain. the group later accused unwra the united nations relief agency of facilitating the forced evacuation of palestinians. the civilians are the shield and the shield was being taken away. where these people go next and what will be provided for them is now the critical factor. many are eating just one meal a day, they queue for hours at water pumps, the shelters are full. 1.5 million people are displaced. and barely 650 trucks have crossed the rafah border since the conflict began. in tokyo the group of seven foreign ministers voiced support for a humanitarian pause in gaza, but the
one of the largest attacks on cargo and the red sea. secretary of state antony blinken was in the region warns there will be consequences. cbs s charlie d agata reports from israel near the red sea. reporter: tonight, new images show the moment a british warship fired its air defense system at incoming attack drones in the red sea. three u.s. destroyers took part in repelling a barrage of drones and missiles. in addition to f-18 fighter jets taking flight from the deck of the uss dwight d. eisenhower, aircraft carrier. the u.s. military central command describes a complex attack launched by iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen involving 18 drones, two cruise missiles, and one antiship ballistic missile. it is one of the largest of more than two dozen attacks on vital shipping lanes in the red sea since november 19th, when houthi commandos brazenly boarded the galaxy leader cargo ship.
well, no one camps in my backyard. it s unclear if that couple will receive the $22,000 reward posted for his arrest. also unclear where burham will head next behind bars. he will not be returning to the same jail. now to the war in ukraine where tonight fighting is intensifying on the eastern front and russian president vladimir putin claims kyiv s counteroffensive is failing. his declaration comes at a crucial moment. a deal ato export grain safely through the fire will expire tomorrow. cbs s charlie d agata reports from ukraine. a warning, some of the images are graphic. reporter: at this run down clinic not far from the front line, we expected to find a handful of soldiers wounded in fighting.