with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president biden in his administration promising a response to the deadliest attack on u.s. troops in years. speak of the president and i will not tolerate an attack on u.s. forces and we will take all necessary actions to defend the u.s. and our troops. respond decisively to any aggression and we will hold responsible the people who attacked our troops and we will do so at a time in the place of our choosing. dana: so far it s all talk and no action. the administration is grappling with its failure to deter iran backed terrorists in a deadly strike that killed three and injured 40 others. they were stationed at a base known as tower 22 on the border between jordan and syria. fox sources confirming the lethal drone had gotten past air defenses at the base because it was mistaken for a u.s. drone expected to return at the same time. what did iran know? the pentagon
either detonated or threw explosive devices at three different businesses in the nation s capital within the span of minutes sunday morning. officials are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest or conviction as the search continues. correspondent david spunk joins me live in washington. good evening, david. mike, good evening. still no word on a suspect or suspects. they believe there may be multiple people involved given that multiple locations were hit within 15 minutes. authorities are advertising a $20,000 reward for more information leading to the arrest of a suspect or, as i said, possibly multiple suspects. police are out with a wanted poster hoping to bring awareness and information to crack the case. it s hard to make out the suspect, but the vehicle is a gold champagne-colored acura tl with a clear clot of a maryland plate. now, the attacks began at 4:30 yesterday morning. the first a truist bank atm, someone detonated an explosive outside the buil
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i said i was going to a mental health facility, because people knew i had mental health episodes that were bad, but nobody knew i was an addict. i kept my gambling a secret for years, and obviously it did eventually all come out. these british women fought to keep their gambling addiction a secret, until they were offered a lifeline a place in a residential centre, and a chance to confront their addiction. i can t remember the exact amount, but it shocked my parents, it shocked my partner at the time, because i think it worked out to be about £30,000 in the space of three months. recent studies indicate that around the world, the number of women gambling is growing. and for those with addiction, is often done in secret. we seem to be sleepwalking, it feels like, towards a problem. elissa used to gamble regularly in pubs, on fruit machines and down at the bookies. but she has got out of hand when she started doing it online in her 30s. i think it started when i was quite yo