six iranian fighters are dead evera the u.s. strikes two targets in syria overnight. one was a training site and the other a safe house. you are watching fox and friends first on monday morning, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. these attacks were in retal retaliation. defense secretaries more can come if the violence doesn t stop. seeing new video when the inter interceptor hit on october 31st. [siren sounding] just look at the video. an active war scene over in gaza and israel today. carley: trey yingst is reporting live for us in southern israel. trey: it is day 38 of the war between israel and hamas. overnight israeli ramped up airstrikes and into today striking northern part of the strip. my cameraman pushes in, black smoke rising. israelis working to support infantry troops pushing into gaza. palestinians reported airstrikes in khan yunis over night. israelis have al-shifa hospital surrounded, trying to get people to evacuate from the eastern side of th
all of us to do on the frontlines protecting our nation detecting all of those threats to our national security so we could pre-empt them because their visit on our shows that s an issue with strike and air is extent to which we could have collected intelligence on the strike before it happened very hard to do. and especially if that s strike happened from iran opposed to iran using its proxy militia in country. glans dan toipght get your reaction to what s happening in ukraine this week we found out that the president and national security counsel didn t think it was a good i idea to give ukrainians those jets they said that putin would see it as provokive it and escalate the tension there. where they getting that information from? is it our assets on ground that are providing nsa that information? so it could be coming from just direct line of contact between our department of defense and their russian
all of us to do on the frontlines protecting our nation detecting all of those threats to our national security so we could pre-empt them because their visit on our shows that s an issue with strike and air is extent to which we could have collected intelligence on the strike before it happened very hard to do. and especially if that s strike happened from iran opposed to iran using its proxy militia in country. glans dan toipght get your reaction to what s happening in ukraine this week we found out that the president and national security counsel didn t think it was a good i idea to give ukrainians those jets they said that putin would see it as provokive it and escalate the tension there. where they getting that information from? is it our assets on ground that are providing nsa that information? so it could be coming from just direct line of contact between our department of defense and their russian
guard corps operated to strike the drone, and one was the distinction today. the president wants to keep the pressure on iran, but not risk escalating to the point where we would have a war on her hands that neither country once. harris: i know that out nomadic oil experts have been cut in half because of the sanctions before, and we have sn inflation spike about 50%, what difference will more sanctions make? it seems like they are already being throttled and it was news to me that the supreme leader s assets had been spared previously, he was not previously impacted by this? dan: i would like to dig into that story as well, but there is no question, we are forcing iran to make some hard choices about the money that they are spending on the proxy militia, the war effort in syria, killing innocent civilians, we are making it harder on iran and their leads in particular, and driving up the pressure inside iran where local people cannot afford basic
economy overall. don t even get us started on europe or the tax cuts set to expire and spending cuts due to kick in a few short months from now watching it all is fed chairman ben bernanke who is trying to explain to congress live pictures right now what if anything he plans to do about it without saying too much. felicia taylor is watching from the new york city. felicia, what have we heard and learned so far? reporter: it s a careful dance because obviously the federal reserve chairman can t come out right and say anything ahead of the federal reserve meeting which takes place at the end of june, june 19th and 20th. so it s interesting that the expectation was that the stock market would actually rally in yesterday s session on the fact they were expecting to hear something. what he s been doing though is basically sort of admitting there has been slower than desirable growth in the marketplace and there could be room and the fed has left the door open for further sti