on saturday, february 3, year of our lord, 2024. starting with fox news alert and u.s. launches retaliatory air strikes? syria and iraq. joe biden says this is just the beginning. rachel: plus, biden continuing to take heat over the crisis at our southern boarder and the numbers don t lie, a new poll showing that 70% of americans disapprove of the president s handling of immigration. will: tired of tip guilt trip. raising wages. second hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. pete: u.s. carrying out retaliatory strikes in iraq and syria in response to the attack that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan. rachel: u.s. fighter jets dropping at least 125 bombs on more than 85 iranian-linked targets and the white house says it s just the beginning. will: trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the latest. good morning. morning, trey. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. the united states struck 85 different target ntsb iraq and syria in response to the drone attack last weeke
three people. we know two of the three people. we know two of the three people who died were university students from nottingham university and we know that one of the people injured in the attack and the people injured in the attack and the incident with the van is critically in hospital and two others suffered less serious injuries. we don t have details about the other person who died at the moment. hopefully the press conference will reveal some more details. for police they say a 31 year old man is in custody, arrest and under suspicion of murder and no one else is involved and you can see from nottingham that some of the cordons have been listed although police have kept a pretty tight grip on things in the city centre as they do their investigations, gather evidence and so on. i think the key for police and what it is puzzling everyone is to find out what was behind this attack. what were the motives, what was the reason for it. it appears on the face of it, a sort of
we spoke tojoe burton, professor of international security, lancaster university and he gave us his assessment on what exactly people should be aware of. i think there are two main trends at the moment. the first is we are in a worsening geopolitical environment. our relationship nationally and internationally with russia and china is not great. and in the last five or ten years, there s been clear evidence of both of these countries trying to subvert democratic processes in the uk, in europe, in the us and indeed elsewhere, and they re becoming increasingly brazen in doing so. the second element, i think, is the technological tools they now have at their disposal to interfere in our democracies, whether that s the political use of ransomware, whether it s synthetic media. you ve just showed the clip of the robo call of a call mimicking joe biden s voice in seemingly a very authentic way, whether that s more traditional hack and leak operations or indeed disinformation dissem
doing work on the houses in the shop was full. so far, they are saying that four were killed in a couple of dozen wounded and so, i think for people here, it s another blow and the firefighters went into the building have been incredibly busy this week because there s been other attacks and on the central part of the city not long after that it the shop. president zelensky has said repeatedly that all of this proves the point that he keeps on making witches they need more effective air defences and for those, he is looking to his allies and particularly, the united states. is particularly, the united states. is caught this madness, the scene you described, exemplifies a typical weekend. civilian existence, a diy store is civilian infrastructure and there should be protection under international humanitarian law, every we heard anything from russia? not that i m aware of. over the last weeks and months, ukrainians at their side as well and they say they have lost civilians to