welcome to this special edition of hannity. i m jason in for sean and tonight we begin with the headline for the new york post editorial board. trump will win if he does more speeches like the 1 in the bronx. just 24 hours ago former president held a rally in front of thousands of bronx residents from all walks of life but instead of tearing them down with a divisive doom and gloom speech like joe biden trump champion the people of new york and promised a brighter future for all. have a look. i m here tonight to declare we are going to turn new york city around and we are going to turn it around very, very quickly. new york was rain came to make it a big. you want to it big you have to be in new york but sadly this is now a city in decline. we have filthy encampments of drugged out homeless people living in our places that we spend so much time with children, low they used to play. we have lunatics killing innocent bystanders by pushing them onto the railroad tracks for s
been replaying in my head, over and over. it was, all, very unbelievable. it happened on thanksgiving. two teenagers, missing. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. where they were, and what they did would launch a terrifying case. why did have to happen here? with a deadly end. nobody s leaving until we figure out what happened. a man at home, alone, and afraid. what would you do, if you felt in danger? they were really attacking his home. you have a right to protect your home, and to protect yourself. he planned. he prepared. and he was determined to kill. the most chilling detail of all. what you ll hear on tape. hello and welcome to dateline. growing up, cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. nick loved to joke, and haile loved to laugh. the teenagers were together that cold, november day, when tragedy struck. the horrible incident was all there for police to hear, on a perfectly-clear recording. so, why was what
good evening. world leaders are again calling for restraint in the middle east, after what s believed to have been an israeli attack on iran overnight. according to us officials, israel was responsible for air strikes near the city of isfahan, which is at the centre of iran s nuclear programme. it appears to be the latest tit for tat exchange between the two arch enemies. for days, israel has been threatening to retaliate after it was targeted last weekend by 300 iranian missiles and drones. we ll be live in israel shortly and we ll have the latest from washington but first, our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports on what we know so far about the overnight attack. it s a strange position tonight where we re still not sure exactly what s happened. israel has not publicly acknowledged it carried out the strike. iran is minimising it. so what do we know? well, we know a clear message was being sent. there were explosions overnight in syria, iraq and, most signific
escalation a strike on an iranian consular building in syria. two iranian generals with the country s revolutionary guards were killed, and the incident was widely blamed on israel, although it hasn t publicly acknowledged involvement iran promised revenge, and overnight on 13 april, it launched a major aerial assault on israel. the majority of projectiles were brought down by israel s air defences, helped by western and regional allies. which leads us to this latest incident in the past 2a hours, what appears to be a limited strike by israel on iran, with reports of an israeli drone attack and explosions in the central province of isfahan. hamidreza azizi is an iran analyst and visiting fellow in the africa and middle east division at the german institute for international and security affairs. i asked him what can we read into iran s relatively muted response. that s a let s get more now on the rising tension between israel and iran, that s a sign that the iranian side do
good evening. the un secretary general and other world leaders have called for restraint in the middle east, after what s believed to have been an israeli attack on iran overnight. us officials say israel was responsible for a missile strike. the israeli government hasn t officially commented. iran says the attack didn t cause any damage and indicated there would be no retaliation. there were reports of explosions in syria, iraq, and most significantly in iran, in the province of isfahan, in the middle of the country. the area is home to an airbase and several nuclear sites, as well as a missile factory. us officials called it an israeli missile strike. iranian media said three small drones were involved. in a moment we ll hear from our north america editor sarah smith, in washington, and our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. but first, lucy williamson is injerusalem. well, there are reports tonight that israel s defence minister has been having conversations wi