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good evening. great to have you with us on a friday night. u.s. air strikes, breaking news in iraq. dropping precision-guided bombs. these images from the aftermath. and americans on the ground, and desperate survivors without food and water. and president obama, now saying this. tonight, so many at home, asking why now? first, martha raddatz leading us off. good evening. reporter: the u.s. military now has a green light to launch as needed in iraq. today, pounding multiple targets, trying to stop the militants from threatening the lives of americans and others trapped on that mountain. the first strike, 12:45 p.m. in iraq. broad daylight. the two heavily-armed f-18 fighter jets launching from the carrier uss bush in the persian gulf, roaring high above northern iraq, where isis militants were shelling forces trying to defend erbil from attacks. the u.s. fighters dropping precision 500-pound bombs on the isis mobile artillery unit. the smoke from the strike, visible for mil
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesNorth-carolinaPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaAkronOhioClevelandErbilLiwa-irbilIraq good evening. great to have you with us on a friday night. u.s. air strikes, breaking news in iraq. dropping precision-guided bombs. these images from the aftermath. and americans on the ground, and desperate survivors without food and water. and president obama, now saying this. tonight, so many at home, asking why now? first, martha raddatz leading us off. good evening. reporter: the u.s. military now has a green light to launch as needed in iraq. today, pounding multiple targets, trying to stop the militants from threatening the lives of americans and others trapped on that mountain. the first strike, 12:45 p.m. in iraq. broad daylight. the two heavily-armed f-18 fighter jets launching from the carrier uss bush in the persian gulf, roaring high above northern iraq, where isis militants were shelling forces trying to defend erbil from attacks. the u.s. fighters dropping precision 500-pound bombs on the isis mobile artillery unit. the smoke from the strike, visible for mil
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesNorth-carolinaTexasPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaAtlantaGeorgiaAkronOhioCleveland good evening. in for diane. great to have you with us on a friday night. breaking developments in iraq. u.s. air ropping precision-guided bombs. these images from the aftermath. the plume of smoke in the distance. and americans on the ground, and desperate survivors without food and water. president obama, now facing this. tonight, so many at home, asking why now? who are we trying to help, and how long will this last? first, martha raddatz leading us off. good evening. reporter: the u.s. military now has a green light to launch air strikes as needed in iraq. today, pounding multiple targets, trying to stop the militants from advancing and threatening the lives of americans and others trapped on that mountain. the first strike, 12:45 p.m. in iraq. broad daylight. two heavily-armed f-18 fighter jets launching from the carrier uss bush in the persian gulf, roaring high above northern iraq, where isis militants were shelling forces trying to defend erbil. were 150 americans ar
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