destroyer shoots down to drones fired from yemen by iranian backed fighters, i am jon scott, this is a "fox report" ♪ ♪ no u.s. service members were injured on the uss carney, the ut rebels were firing at commercial ships in the red sea that are linked to israel, u.s. officials say the iranian proxies fired for attacks on three different ships on the red sea, we have team coverages hour, greg palkot is live in southern israel from the latest on the front lines in dan meuser and joe bocchino will join us with their takes on today's attacks on american forces, lucas tomlinson is live with the white house with the biden administration's reaction to those attacks in the red sea. >> we just learned from the u.s. military for all american forces in the middle east that the uss carney in the red sea earlier today shot down three drones in the red sea fired from iranian backed proxy forces in yemen and attack that lasted seven hours, they released a statement, there were four attacks targeting three commercial vessels in the red sea it began at 9:15 a.m. local, the u.s. carney in antiship ballistic missile at noon carney engaged in shotgun drawn fire from yemen 1235 hit by a missile causing minor damage while assisting the ship they detected a second drone and shot it down, 330 a second commercial ship was hit by a missile no casualties, 430 a third vessel no significant damage while entering that distress, a third heading and its direction the carney shot down three drones in they say that houthis from yemen were fully enabled by iran there have been 75 attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east since last month it is notable the pentagon does not count attacks on u.s. warships at sea with this number, last night before the attacks in the red sea for more obama director in defense chief spoke at the ronald reagan national defense cb california on a panel hosted by ben hemmer and they want to see the biden administration respond forcefully to these attacks. >> i will be much more aggressive about going after those leaded taco u.s. forces. >> you think today our responses been too soft? >> i think it is been too selective. we hit ammo dumps another targets. i want to go after those who are firing missiles at our troops and make sure that they understand when they fire a missile they're going to die. >> with her the u.s. military has carried out another airstrike in iraq and what the pentagon called self-defense is not connected to the attempt on the worship in a commercial ships and the red sea. >> we are told it was some kind of a crew that was getting ready to launch a missile or rocket. >> the u.s. military has jets and a c-130 gunships over in iraq and neighboring syria when they see a potential attack officials are saying that eyes iranian proxies were drowned as a control area the more that iraq with a big base. i'm glad we got to them first, lucas tomlinson, thank you, more on today's attacks on the red sea in the uss carney's involvement let's bring in central command spokesperson and retired u.s. army colonel joe patino, you heard the former defense secretary suggests he would like to see a muscular response from the admini administration, your thoughts. >> i think that's unequivocal we've seen dozens and dozens of these attacks and so far we've struck buildings in syria and struck the proxy forces in syria, these are things the buildings and handful of troops that iran does not care about. in order to introduce deterrence is in the mind so in order to introduce deterrence over iran or anybody you need two things, you need to demonstrate you have capability to inflict harm that is clear we push the assets like the uss carney into the region. the second your adversary has to understand you have the will to inflict harm and inflict pain, right now iran does not think that this administration has the will to do so and they're probably right. jon: i know you used to work at syncom and i want to read part of the syncom statement that came out today about the various attacks, part of it said we also have every reason to believe that these attacks while launched by the who these in yemen are fully enabled by iran the united states will consider all appropriate responses. it seems that in the past we have not mentioned iran's involvement, i could be wrong about that but were definitely porting fingers and this particular announcement and do you think you're getting the message? >> i do not think they're getting the message. i think in the messaging one thing that is unclear we push these groups into the region, what are they doing, what are they there to do or respond to what are they there to strike what is a broader point relative to iran, that's not been clear in the messaging with tampa coming out of washington, d.c. here in the pentagon, this one goes a step further than the previous statement that we've seen as you identified mentioned in iran. i don't know that that gets it done think about previous times were we established the terms of iran 1988 the tanker wars back and forth in the arabian gulf like what we have now we struck 1988 we struck two iranian oil platforms and iran got the message, that put a cap on excavation because that is something that iran cares about. jon: than the targeting of soleimani during the administration that sends a message as well army colonel joe patino, thank you. for more on the attacks of the red sea was bringing republican pennsylvania congressman dan meuser, congressman the biden administration has not been particularly tough on iran or maybe the pentagon is not going to change? >> the practice of appeasement does not work were seen and at the border and on our strengths with the level of crime that exist and we certainly see it globally. we need to have not just proportional responses but we are the heavyweight we need to have stronger than just proportional responses. our forces in the middle east and fully on top of this have had 75, 74, 75 attacks on our forces on october 7. our response has been four times that we responded. were sending messages that are not favorable to the strength that we need to deliver in the practice of appeasement is not going to stop anyone. we need to establish deterrence now much different than what was done with the ukraine buildup we had 70000 russians along the ukraine border and president biden stating are they going to be a minor incursion before we actually act increased the level of deterrence. i will add this under president trump people speculate with this of kurd under president trump, one thing we do know it did not. ukraine was not invaded, we do not have israel invaded and we did not have a high level of ill activity taking place throughout the world, not to mention how many americans had been injured, brain trauma from the miscellaneous missiles that have been fired at us, there is a lot of work to be done and we need to establish ourselves as the deterrent and offensive. jon: brigitta all home a lot of americans are being killed by the fentanyl flooded across the southern border. will there be money to protect to seal off the southern border forthcoming. >> we are working on it we passed hr to win the house complete not her outrage of the crisis that it been created by the biden administration perhaps her unmitigated disaster at the border is the worst, tens and hundreds of thousands of americans young dying from the fentanyl cost is nearly $500 million in our cities are being ravaged and did new york defunded the police to help pay for the under housing them in low-income areas it cannot be any worse. we need the biden administration as well as democrats to correct course, there is a bill that were trying to work through but will see if ukrainian funding is really funding tied to border security, the american people don't want to be involved in paying for security of a foreign countries border, they want our border security first. that is not happening. i'm for support of ukraine most of us are were for support of israel but we need higher level of accountability and our borders to be secure, the house is passed $14.3 billion bill fund for israel, we are all in for support of his era. jon: dan meuser, thank you for coming on. >> israel's military is continuing its assault on the gaza strip with the weeklong cease-fire has ended, the idf intensifying strikes as troops pushed deeper into gaza, greg palkot is live in tel aviv. >> we are now in tonight three of the resumption of the fighting and as we moved around the region today we can confirm the war between israel and hamas is very much back on, significantly israel is saying is operating all areas of gaza indicating ground troops, tanks, armor are moving into key hamas strongholds in the south, this is new including a place called hamas leadership is hiding out the troops are much supported by strong israeli firepower fighter jets artillery tanks and naval jet we've been wishing all of those blasting away and is really has no claim it's hit gaza 10000 times in the last 50 days. 10000 times. along with 800 hamas tunnels, they say they destroyed 500 of them that is a big show of force against the rugged guerrilla style flow. all of those triggered by the october 7 hamas terror attacks that left 6 600 israelis dead ad many more injured in captured, the toll on the gaza civilian side to be horrendous, is calling for evacuations for authority in the hamas run gaza is said 15000 people are now dead 70% of them women and children as for the hostages 105 are free during the weeks pause along with the transfer of palestinian prisoners tonight 137 remain inside of gaza a rally last night in tel aviv including some of those free they demanded the government save the rest. it talks for new seem to be completely on hold and off right right now by benjamin netanyahu another message that is talking about our renewed war of the israelis inside of gaza and hamas holding out instead of gaza very much in the air, back to you. jon: greg palkot, southern israel. for more on the were israel and hamas in gaza israel defense force spokesperson jonathan who is lieutenant colonel and is really reserves. you have heard the criticism that israel has been getting especially since cease-fire and it has resumed the attacks in gaza, how do you respond to that as an israeli soldier. >> thank you for having me it's a clear situation we bring it down to basics if we want to prevent another october 7 from happening there is only one way to do that that is to make sure that hamas does ever have the ability to do so in the order for us to ensure that to our civilians which is our duty, what we have to do is to find hamas wherever they are in fact the mayor, it would be convenient and nice if hamas out in the open or in the few agricultural areas not so densely populated areas of gaza and if we fought from there, only hamas is not. they hide within the civilian population in use the civilian population as a human shield. that is why we have to go there and fight them there, what we are going to do to minimize exposure of civilians is to ask them to leave before we fight there, that will give them a chance to stay out of harm's way temporarily so we can focus on fighting and defeating the enemy. jon: hamas is obviously a proxy of iran the who they who they s launched antiship rebels, several attacks that were shot down generally by the u.s. warships. it is iran getting more involved in the fighting and what should be the response of the united states. >> first of all i'm happy and relieved no u.s. service member injured by this and obviously according to the press statements and the work done in the red sea and no u.s. service members are injured, it's very worrying to see the escalation and orders coming from iran, iranian weapons, iranian tactics and intelligence. and notice opera randy, we consider fingerprints all over this and what they're doing is jeopardizing and trying to destabilize international global shipping, that is a significant escalation. we see where this comes from its another pressure signal from iran and from our part of the world. what we are seeing we are taking the intelligence in assessing the situation and going to respond when we see the conditions fit and we will be responding to anybody that has tried to attack israeli targets or in this case not even israeli targets by aiming to destabilize the situation into her israel. >> we have a few seconds left, these were commercial ships these were not warships these are commercial carriers. >> commercial carriers not even israeli flag or crude a blatant attack of aggression on international shipping this has gone dion from israel only issue to a global issue. >> we will see if there are future responses from the united states and from the rest of the globe, lieutenant colonel, thank you. >> thank you for having me. thcoming up to new york city police officers stabbed while 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seconds with a male who draws a knife on officers stabs one officer in the neck chest area and strikes a second officer in the head. >> investigators say one of the responding officers managed to shoot and kill the suspect 38-year-old courtney gordon. as officers made their way inside of the home they had to call the fdny. investigators believe the suspect set a couch on fire but once they were near inside the home that's when they made a gruesome discovery. 11 your girl, 12-year-old boy, man and woman, for family members had been stabbed and killed. a 61-year-old woman was stabbed and taken to the hospital in critical condition the nypd praising his officers for critical thinking on scene. >> they could've easily walked hlet him walk past they stopped asked questions and tried to gain until before they walked in their. >> the nypd sharing this photo this was a knife found at the scene, now it'll be tested to see whether it was the same weapon used to enter the other family members. police say the suspect was arrested less than a year ago for domestic violence. >> what about the girl who made the initial phone call the police say how she is doing her what happened to her. >> great question investigators say that in the process of interviewing the young girl was probably traumatized, there interviewing her and hope to learn more about this horrific story. >> awful, in new york city, thank you. the lapd arrest a suspect in serial killer he is charged with the killing of three homeless men who were shot while sleeping on the streets. he is also tied to another murder. christina coleman has latest developments on the story. >> good evening 33-year-old jared powell a resident of l.a. has been arrested in the serial murder case lapd believes he killed four people between sunday and wednesday of last week including a victim of the fellow home robbery and police are trying to determine if powell hurt or killed anyone else there sharing this bulletin urging the public to come forward if they are aware of additional victims it's unclear why powell shot and killed the three homeless men while they were sleeping. >> the person that killed one person every day for four days just think about that for a moment the day of his fourth killing he was arrested. powell was arrested wednesday night after his vehicle at 2024 bmw pulled over during the traffic stop. while he was in custody forensic custody connected his car and the handgun to the murders of the three homeless people from the three separate attacks around the l.a. area last week. >> the result has positively identified the handgun recovered from his car a been a murder rapid arresting homicides additionally our investigation has documented mr. powell's vehicle at the murder scene of all three homicides. lapd says powell shot and killed the fourth person after he stole blogging strength robbery and san dimas 33 miles of downtown l.a. police identified a the victim is a 42-year-old husband and father of two children who worked for l.a. county it staff he was found dead in his garage. >> mr. powell was identified as being responsible for the census killing of nicholas a husband and father of two young children in his home in san dimas past tuesday. absolutely awful the da says they expect to file charges against powell this week. >> christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. still to come growing concerns of research and respiratory illnesses first in china and now seeing in the u.s. doctor marty when kerry has information you need to know to keep your family safe next. ♪ ♪g ams. known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung 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