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 in this case. >> norah: the fiery explosion at a chemical plant forcing neighbors to shelter in place. >> we employ almost 40 people, and what we are grateful for is that every one of those people are going to be home eating dinner with their family tonight. >> we are behind the scenes of the panda habitat at smithsonian national zoo in washington, where we are getting a sneak peek at what they are packing up for the pandas. plenty of bamboo and some fruits and vegetables for the panda's big return to china. >> norah: the end of an era. the panda express takes off from washington. why the national zoo pandas are heading back to china. ♪ ♪ and profiles in service. a story of perseverance and a marine veteran who proves it is never too late to chase your dreams. >> i don't think the wow factor has ever really faded. every moment gives me a little bit of chills. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night, and we begin tonight with breaking news because we are just learning from the pentagon about air strikes in eastern syria and the target a weapons storage facility linked to iran and iranian-backed groups. the secretary of defense revealing that the u.s. military is responding to more than 40 attacks on u.s. forces in iraq and syria. these attacks have left dozens of our soldiers and troops with traumatic brain injuries. let's get straight to the breaking news with cbs's weijia jiang at the white house white house. good evening, weijia. so what are you learning? >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. tonight, at the direction of president biden, two f-15 fighter jets launched air strikes in eastern syria at that weapons facility that is used by iran's revolutionary guard and proxy forces that are backed by iran. they were in response to attacks by those groups on u.s. troops in both syria and iraq. over 40 in the last three weeks alone that have injured nearly 50 american service members. and just today, u.s. troops were attacked again in syria. and in another sign of the increased tensions in the region, an american reaper drone costing about $30 million, was shot down in the red sea by the iranian-backed iranian-backed houthi rebels, shut down last ma naval ship. present biden has warned long time -- against a war in the middle east. >> norah: they are sending a message tonight, no doubt. weijia jiang, thank you. turning out to the war between israel and hamas amid heavy air strikes on gaza, the israeli army claims to have destroyed some 130 hamas tunnels since the beginning of its ground operations. now this as more than 80 trucks carrying eight have entered gaza in the past 24 hours, as there is still this push for a humanitarian pause. cbs's charlie d'agata reports from tel aviv tonight that there is a deal, or that there was a deal, i should say, to release some of the hostages, and it fell apart at the last minute. >> reporter: while more global leaders may be joining the u.s. in calling for a humanitarian pause here... [explosion] in the skies above gaza and the streets below, there is no hint of a let up. the israel defense forces released new video said to show troops blowing up tunnels on the coastline of gaza, even fighting and destroying a tunnel shaft in an amusement park. [gunfire] israel's defense minister said the idf had reached the heart of gaza city itself, and they are tightening the noose. hamas militants released this% video today, said to show fighters scrambling through bombed out buildings, fighting house to house and attacking israeli tanks. the violent clashes have sent tens of thousands of residents streaming from the north. but even the south provides no sanctuary. hospitals in the main southern city of khan yunis are overflowng with bomb victims. each life lost adds to the international condemnation for the war in gaza. cbs news has learned that before israel's ground invasion, diplomats were on the cusp of a deal to get roughly 50 hostages out in exchange for a pause in bombing and delivery of aid, but the deal fell apart. the hunt for hostages remains a top priority, says mossad's former director of intelligence zohar palti. >> right now, in the times of the hamas, in the dark, there are some children, three, five, six years old, as hostages, without their parents. guys, that is what the idf -- that is why it is in gaza right now. >> reporter: tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reiterated that there will not be a cease-fire without the release of hostages. norah? >> norah: still that focus on the hostages. charlie d'agata, thank you so much. while tonight, president and candidates are squaring off in the third debate, after the party's own strategist say it was a major defeat at the polls last night. there is one key issue that dominated: abortion. with cbs's jericka duncan is on the ground in ohio, where voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment protecting reproductive rights. >> reporter: abortion rights supporters are still celebrating. [cheers and applause] after voters passed a state constitutional amendment enshrining a woman's right to an abortion in ohio. setting up a key issue ahead of the 2024 presidential election. >> the voters said, look, the government should not be telling a woman what to do with her body. >> we have always known that this was a national campaign because what happens in ohio was going to immediately become the flash point for the way people were talking about issues in other states. >> reporter: in kentucky, where republicans control the state legislature, incumbent democratic governor andy beshear defeated republican attorney general daniel cameron. >> well, that didn't turn out exact how i wanted it to. >> reporter: cameron said he would amend the state's total abortion ban if elected to allow for exceptions in cases of rape or incest, but "only if the court made us change the law." in regina, democrats or campaign on abortion rights took control of the state legislature there. today, the state's republican governor, glenn youngkin, spoke on the issue. >> this is a very difficult topic across virginia and across the nation. >> reporter: over 20 states either ban or restrict abortion access, but since 2022, abortion rights supporters have prevailed in 7 out of 7 states, where the issue has been on the ballot, including in ohio last night. >> i think our country is just getting harder and more selfish, and the unborn child is the one that is paying the price. >> reporter: national right to life president carol tobias says they will continue to fight. there are 11 states right now, as you know that are considering abortion on the ballot next year. what is your strategy? >> we have to find different and better ways to reach out and get people to understand that killing the unborn child is not going to solve problems. >> reporter: and abortion opponents say one of those key strategies is raising more money. they acknowledge that they were not only outspent here in ohio, norah, but in other places where they lost. >> norah: fascinating evening. jericka duncan, thank you. well, new york city, ivanka trump spent much of the day testifying that as a defendant, but as the states final witness at her family's civil fraud trial. the judge has already ruled that the trump organization committed a fraud for years. this trial will determine how much the former president and his sons will pay for that fraud and whether they can continue to do business in new york. cbs's scott macfarlane is at the courthouse. >> how are you doing, ivanka? >> reporter: ivanka trump strode confidently into the courtroom this morning in new york, but once on the stand, ivanka, a former executive vice president and the trump organization, had trouble recounting many key details. answering "i don't recall" dozens of time, ivanka x plane she had no knowledge of her father's financial statements, as she did in a deposition last summer. >> never prepared one. i don't know, i've never made one, i am not an accountant. >> reporter: the attorney general's office says she was an active liaison during a time when the trump organization landed sweetheart loans by lying about the former president's. emails revealed to the court showed her for the financing of the durell golf club in florida in 2011. she was copied on a statement to deutsche bank on her father's financial statements, $3 billion higher than it actually was. that resulted in a deal with much better loan rates than previously offered. she then rode to her fellow executives, "it doesn't get better than this." ivanka said she does not remember sending the email, but state lawyer louis solomon said it was clear she was negotiating the deal from top to bottom. the case has also focuse attention on ivanka's negotiation of the 2011 lease of the old post office building in washington, which donald trump turned into the trump hotel and% then sold in 2022 for $139 million. ivanka and brothers eric and don jr. each reit $4 million. new york attorney general attorney general letitia james said ivanka will not be able to hide from the truth. >> at the end of the day, this case is about fraudulent statement of financial condition that she benefited from. and she was enriched. and clearly, you cannot distance yourself from that fact. >> reporter: sitting in the courtroom, the tone and tenor was so different than when donald trump testified and had flashes of anger. ivanka spoke so softly and quietly the judge freak when the urge her to speak louder and into the microphone. and norah, whereas trump had seething efforts for the judge, ivanka trump smiled at the judge and laughed at some of his jokes. >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you. house republicans escalated their impeachment inquiry into president biden today, issuing subpoenas for testimony from the president's son, hunter, and his brother, james, and also demanding written interviews from other associates and family members. the house oversight committee claims there is evidence that the biden family members set up shell companis to hide money from overseas, adding that biden come his family, and associates allegedly received more than $24 million from foreign nationals and companies. they have not yet been able to confirm that. and attorney for hunter biden because the subpoenas a political stunt and the republicans claims discredited conspiracies. a head-on crash today in south texas left eight people dead. officials say police were chasing a suspected human smuggler when the driver crashed into an suv, killing two people from georgia. the 21-year-old driver and five passengers were killed. officials have confirmed that several of those killed were from honduras. an explosion and massive fire at east texas chemical plant prompted a shelter-in-place order today, as thick plumes of black smoke rose in the air. one worker was left with minor burns. emergency officials of the company makes solvents for glue and paint remover. a nearby school was evacuated. air quality in the area is being tested. now to the end of an era here in washington. hundreds of people gathered at the smithsonian's national zoo today to say goodbye to the beloved giant pandas, who are heading home to china. cbs's adriana diaz was there and reports the departure brings us closer to the end of more than a half a century of so-called counter diplomacy. >> panda! panda! >> reporter: these might be the heaviest hitters here in washington. did you see pandas? >> yes. one street behind you. >> right behind! [laughter] >> reporter: drawing swarms to the national zoo to see its last three pandas for the last time. randy smith is the zoo's director. >> they are just a joy. people watch them, they are happy they smile, and i think joy is in short supply these days appeared to be a look at how huge beard >> reporter: under the zoo's contract with china, all bears go back. >> it is going to be quiet, and that is going to be hard. >> reporter: an empty nest? >> empty nest. >> good boy! >> reporter: leaving zookeepers who have been with some since birth bracing. >> i'm trying not to think about the end. [laughs] >> reporter: the zoo's first pandas arrived in 1972. >> i think pandemonium is going to break out right here at the zoo. >> reporter: after president nixon and the first lady's historic visit to the then-closed-off china. americans love only grew with the panda cam. foul out's first snow day got over 6 million views. they were hooked on their famous but shaky love of heights. before the birth of -- which means "little miracle." today, he and his parents headed home, with bamboo snacks for the plane and their caregivers long faces say it all. analysts point to poor u.s.-china relations for the panda drawdown. but the zoo's director is helpful. >> i cannot imagine washington, d.c., without giant pandas, and i will do everything i can to bring them back. >> reporter: not all is lost. the zoo in atlanta still has a pair pandas but expected to go back to china last year. panda fans are watching a meeting with president biden and chinese present xi jinping next week in san francisco, hoping that a diplomatic breakthrough could increase chances for future pandas coming to america. norah? 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