Washington, d. C. ■ intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a National Security perspective for specific as a this relates to cyber. It is an Important Role that he has. I have had the pleasure of chatting with hi■bm previously n a number of these issues, having been in front of the committee over no, im a little intimidated. In those crowds i can go to, i cane■2 pull off being the cyber guy. This is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. I think its important to get your take. We got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot of folks from the defense and social base. Een involved this space for such a long time. They certainly understand the risk but but a big believere holistic responsedes them having the authorities that legislative branch is able to provide. So having herus perspective i think its really, really important. I guess so far, c
american bases in iraq and syria have taken incoming fire 46 times. 56 servicemembers have been hurt and there is real concern a major strike could drag america into a conflict that the white houses they are working to stay out of. you are watching fox and friends first on friday, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. our presence in the region is strong, 17,000 military personnel have been deployed in the last month and u.s. naval ships are surrounding the middle east. also a nuclear powered submarine somewhere in the waters below. todd: get an update from trey yingst live from southern israel. trey. trey: todd, carley, good morning. the battles inside gaza rage on behind me. israeli forces are reportedly surrounding three separate hospitals in the gaza strip where they say militants are hiding. northern part of gaza, we ve been watching the israelis renew strikes against this area. israel says 37 soldiers in total have been killed in the battle since the ground
Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. After the massive traffic jams that shut down highways, atlanta is starting down the road to recovery. Today, drivers began retrieving the vehicles theyd abandoned on the side of icy, jampacked roads. The governor took the heat for failing to prepare for the minor snow and ice storm that crippled the city. We have two reports from atlanta tonight. First mark strassman. Mark. And businesses rem reporter scott, major roads are open again but most schools and businesses remain closed. Two days after two inches of snow and ice paralyzed the city, georgias governor admitted he blew it. Abandoned their cars during atlantas storm reclaimed them today. Other georgians went looking for answers. Who is really to blame is the question. Reporter callers on atlanta talk radio faulted city and state leaders for not being prepared. I believe that the governor is responsible. The buck stops with me. I accept the responsibility for it. Reporter georgia
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