one quarter of 1%. lauren: a stunning rally in oil prices shot up almost 6% yesterday in hopes of opec reduction cuts. oil is coming up close to $40 a barrel. $39.55 a pound. nicole: president of a mistake or the supreme court has to d. woo lawmakers feared maybe just a waste of time? nicole: march madness is underway today. who made the final cut for the tournament. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york. thursday, march 17th. happy st. patrick s day. welcome to fbn:am, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: we are in green. candidates head into the west ahead of next tuesday s contest. the artist left primaries in arizona and caucuses of march 22nd. democrats still caucuses in idaho. donald trump will claim significant victories in tuesday s primaries. he was senator bradley talking about potentially running against front runner hillary clinton. we had fun little run in two months ago and i helped her a lot because her numbers came down very big a
good evening. as we come on the air, the entire globe is focused on this question. are we on the brink of a new war in the middle east? all day long, we have seen rockets firing back and forth, taking a very real human toll. look at this picture, from the gaza strip in the middle east. a father weeping, his 11-month-old son dead in his arms. at the same time, the terrifying sound of an air raid siren. listen. and there is panic and fear in the streets of israel tonight. we re going to talk to abc s global affairs correspondent christiane amanpouamanpour. but we go first to the front lines, where israel meeflts the gaza strip, and abc s alex marquardt is there, in the middle, in gaza city. alex? reporter: good evening, diane. we ve heard some very loud explosions all around us tonight as israeli missiles land. we ve heard the disting woosh of outgoing rockets at hamas returns fire. tonight, it sees this burst of violence is only getting worse. all day long, rockets filled th
good evening. as we come on the air, the entire globe is focused on this question. are we on the brink of a new war in the middle east? all day long, we have seen rockets firing back and forth, taking a very real human toll. look at this picture, from the gaza strip in the middle east. a father weeping, his 11-month-old son dead in his arms. at the same time, the terrifying sound of an air raid siren. listen. and there is panic and fear in the streets of israel tonight. we re going to talk to abc s global affairs correspondent christiane amanpouamanpour. but we go first to the front lines, where israel meeflts the gaza strip, and abc s alex marquardt is there, in the middle, in gaza city. alex? reporter: good evening, diane. we ve heard some very loud explosions all around us tonight as israeli missiles land. we ve heard the disting woosh of outgoing rockets at hamas returns fire. tonight, it sees this burst of violence is only getting worse. all day long, rockets filled th
back in 2019. they placed the blame on the islamic republic for a major attack in east and saudi arabia, which, how that all which kingdoms reduction current accusations come amid recent escalations between the u. s. and iran, as washington imposed sanctions on iranian officials, offer a violent crackdown on september demonstrations. in iran we heard from a professor of political communications of innovative town. he says, the idea of regime change in iran has been on the u. s. agenda for quite a long time. the point came from the water, so you re not that is very much linked to the u. s. government. and these type of leaks have a purpose. yeah, i think the, the main reason the leaking that this type of news at this time is that iran and the united states are in a hybrid watt. and us the uses this type of propaganda tools to effect or this hybrid war and advance it s hybrid one goes. so you need to have some sorts of accusation against the law every day in so yesterday was an
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