we ll get you an update on his condition shortly. we know the suspect has been booked on numerous charges, including attempted homicide as we heard from the san francisco police a short time ago. the suspect is 42-year-old david depape who police say attacked paul pelosi with a hammer and it happened after 2:00 a.m. that s when they got the call or the notification that they should head over there. we have fox team coverage ahead and also squeak we planned earlier. now there s a lot to talk to him about. lee zeldin, who is the candidate for governor in new york. crime is very central to this race in new york against the governor who took over when governor cuomo stepped down, kathy hochul. this race is getting very tight. a couple of one attempt on lee zeldin during the course of his running for governor and a very scary incident that happened with a gun and people hiding in his front lawn during the course of the campaign as well. ppening everywhere. first to jonathan hu
suarez live in tampa. chad myers is tracking the storm. chad, we re talking about all of the computer models, the various paths. what are they telling us right now? they re getting more organized even though there are five or so different models that we look at. the ones that the american model was really way out in the middle of the gulf of mexico. that was last week. the european model was in the atlantic ocean, 700 miles away. now all of that has calmed down and narrowed down to about a 100 wide strip where not that much air, what a pretty picture as long as you doan have to deal with this. this is the hurricane. the visible picture from the sky. this is what it looks like when you talk about the hot towers. the big thunderstorms around what could be and likely later today an eye. the storm is now breathing. it is sucking air into it from the surface and it is blowing it up to those towers and out of the top and that is what we call a breathing, living, growing hurricane
of oppression. it is the main pillar of the islamic republic. we have seen protests before, and i don t mean to diminish the significance of this because the numbers and the expanse are significant and by the way as we said, people are taking enormous risk to do so. that said, if n the past, protes are fading because the iranian government has such an iron group. are these protests more of a challenge to iranian leadership? it is. because as i said, it is a turning point tor women and it is a tipping point for the islamic republic because it is like the ber min wall. if women and men get successful in a large number to burn head scarves and bring this wall down, the islamic republic won t exist and that is why they are scared and open fire at people to kill them. they cut offer the international because they don t want the rest of the world to see the crackdown, the brutality of such
anthony blinken says all options including a military response are on the table if the islamic republic won t comply. things aren t looking too promising right now. unfortunately iran is moving forward aggressively with its program. the time it would take for it to produce enough raw material for one nuclear weapon is getting shorter and shorter. the other thing that s getting shorter is the runway we have where if we do get back into compliance with the agreement and iran gets back into compliance we capture all the benefits of the agreement. martha: jack keane fox news strategic analyst and chairman for the institute for the study of war. we used to hear there was a one-year runway to nuclear capability for iran and you hear the secretary of state saying now that the runway is shorter. what is your assessment of where we are and should there
9:00 eastern time. 8:00 central on fnc. iran is, again, postponing the trial of two detained american hikers and the lawyer on the case says the islamic republic won t tell him why. iran had already delayed the trials opening once. now the larr for josh fattal and shane bower says authorities did not bring his clients to court today as they were supposed to and they gave no explanation at all. iran arrested the pair along with sara showered 2009 near the iraq border. accused them of illegally entering the country and spying to boot. the americans deny the charges and say if they did enter iran, it was an accident and they are sorry. under islamic law, espionage is punishable by death. iran has released sarah shourd but officials there now are calling for her to return to stand trial. as we reported earlier, members of congress are getting a look at the photos of usama bin laden s body. the photos that president obama has decided not to release to the public. one senator has seen them.