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Weve seen images of the missiles. and the assessment is, of u.s. investigators on the ground here, we understand now, working with the saudi investigators. their assessment is missiles are low-altitude xruz missiles, assisted by drones. they were flown from and took off from bases inside iran. inside iran, close to the border with iraq. these groan-assisted cruise missiles, flew a trajectory, across the saudi desert, from the north. some of the missile systems falling short. and other indication...

Go ahead, take advantage. breaking moments ago, cruise missiles likely from iran. the trajectory was designed to throw off investigators. the first impeachment hearing is today. but dont expect to hear much from three witnesses. two wont even show up on orders from the white house. election day in israel. the benjamin netanyahu form a working government. and an "snl" cast member fired for comments. busy day. welcome back to "early start." >> good morning, im dave briggs. good morning to ...

Over the weekend involved low altitude cruise missiles assisted by drones. the trajectory seems to indicate the missiles were launched from an iranian base near the iraqi border and not from yemen, which is significant, because iraqi-based rebels in yemen claimed responsibility for the attack. lets talk to former secretary of defense, white house chief of staff and congressman leon panetta. sir, thank you so much for joining us. just give us a sense of how significant it is if this strike origin...

And saudi officials determined with high probability the strikes were launched from an iranian base close to the iraq border and that part of the evidence collected includes a fully intact circuit board and mapping the trajectory of the missiles is a key focus of the investigation. cnns tom foreman is in the virtual studio for us. and, tom, the missiles may have been launched in such a way so as to avoid radar detection. >> jake, it seems possible. look, these analysts thinks they were launched ...

Arabian sea, are they talking about that. so there is a wealth of information that should be out there. >> and would they be able to figure out the trajectory of the missiles and how. >> by looking at the launch site but looking at trajectory data from friendly countries around the region that spend a ton of money trying to determine not only where missiles are coming from, but also like the israelis, how you could stop the missiles once you get there. there should be technical information showi...

See the results more too. right now the average cost of a gallon of gas if the united states is $2.56 a gallon and some experts believe the interruption in the world oil supply because of the attacks could push that up by about 25% in the next few weeks and who knows how long it will stay there. jake. >> tom foreman in the virtual room. thank you so much. and joining you me now to discuss this is former fbi director phil mudd. the fact that the cruise missiles did not explode is providing some...

They made in accounting error in a big piece about trumps tax plan. so where does that put us today? >> this is one of the reasons why the me this isnt all about a brett kavanaugh, because quite frankly as a business this is really bad for business for "the new york times." i think its business suicide if you go for "the new york times" to continue to do this and go on this trajectory. i know a lot of people think its all political, but you are really going to ruin your own company, youre going ...

Looking in. >> reporter: tom bevel, a blood stain pattern analyst, was an expert witness for the prosecution. in a bronco similar to the one owned by the camms, he demonstrated for us where he believes david was wedged inside the car to get those specks of blood on the bottom of his shirt. >> whats a likely posture for the shooter? >> wouldve been leaned in somewhat like this in order to get the correct trajectory for her. >> now, i noticed your shooting hand is up pretty high. >> it is. >> is t...

Increasingly dealing with the effects of climate change but also because more and more people are asking what they can do to halt it such as those taking part in the fridays to future movement headed by swedish team greater to. realize 2 centuries earlier that human intervention in the natural world can have terrible consequences . theres a moment in his diary in 81 when hes when hes in latin america where he actually says that one day we might travel to distant planets and if we do that we will...

Increasingly dealing with the effects of climate change but also because more and more people are asking what they can do to halt it such as those taking part in the fridays to future movement headed by swedish chain richard to. realise 2 centuries earlier that human intervention in the natural world can have terrible consequences . theres a moment in his diary in 81 when hes when hes in in latin america where he actually says that one day we might travel to distant planets and if we do that we ...