First tonight, the graphic images coming in. For the second day in a row, hundreds of wireless devices simultaneously exploding across lebanon. Our team in bay route, about 20 feet from one of the blasts. At least 20 people killed today, more than 30 dead now. Thousands more wounded. 24 hours ago, pagers exploding with deadly force. Today, walkietalkies exploding, too. Devices that had been given to members of hezbollah. Tonight what weve learned about the remote driger. Marcus moore witnessing the blasts in beirut firsthand. And Martha Raddatz in the Region Tonight. Also tonight, the major news back here at home. A major turn for the u. S. Economy. The federal Reserve Today cutting a key Interest Rate by half a percent. The largest cut in 16 years. Signaling the fed believes the u. S. Has turned the corner now on inflation. What this now means for mortgages, credit cards, car loans. And it comes with Gas Prices coming down, too, 48 days before the election. Breaking news in new York C
Harris the idf appears ready and waiting orders to begin Ground Invasion of gaza. President biden is urging Prime Minister netanyahu to delay the Ground Offensive to destroy the hamas terrorist, hoping to buy more time for host an negotiation. This is outnumbered, im Harris Faulkner here with Kayleigh Mcenany and Emily Compagno and tammy bruce and pete hegseth. We are seeing israel ramp up airstrike on multiple fronts during the third week of war, including gaza, west bank and targets in southern lebanon, the northern border with israel. The State Department telling all americans in lebanon to leave immediately as israel has begun targeting hezbollah cells within that country. Israeli forces have begun launching limited ground raids inside gaza and teams hoping to gather information and locate. The number now according to hamas monsters is 300 hostages, known number by idf is 222 being held. Live to trey yingst on the ground in southern israel with the latest. Trey. Trey harris, good a
place, and also a boost to the economy. but the word we heard time and time again was legacy. the government wanted these games to inspire more participation in sport, but a new review out today claims that this legacy for 2012 didn t happen. in that this legacy for 2012 didn t ha - en. ., that this legacy for 2012 didn t ha - en. . , , happen. in headline terms, we see too few women, happen. in headline terms, we see too few women, disabled - happen. in headline terms, we see too few women, disabled people . happen. in headline terms, we see l too few women, disabled people and asian people participating in sport, and the small objects there have been have been minimal. this woman is the chair of been have been minimal. this woman is the chair of the been have been minimal. this woman is the chair of the public been have been minimal. this woman is the chair of the public accounts - is the chair of the public accounts committee which will review the spend of taxpayers money. s
dame meg hillier is the chair of the public accounts committee, which will review the spend of taxpayers money. so much thought was going into the physical side of the olympics itself that we really rather missed a trick in making sure that we were really monitoring how much participation, and also who was actually in charge of making sure all this got delivered. hosting the games cost the taxpayer £8.8 billion, but by 2014 it had brought in £14.2 billion in economic value, a financial profit of £5.11 billion. however, the report states national participation in sport actually fell in the three years after the games, citing a lack of investment at grassroots level. we go to clubs all round east london all the time and you see the conditions of them. the changing rooms, the toilets, showers they re a disgrace. but what can they do? they haven t got the money to keep them up. the investment is terrible. the report says that in 2015 the government did focus more on local investment.