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those in. >> judge jeanine: thanks, bret. >> dana: that's a lot of money. >> bret: i got some. i'm going to do it. thanks, dana. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is promising the u.s. will respond to the latest attack on american personnel in the middle east. and iranian backed group is being blamed for the death of three u.s. soldiers and injuries to more than two dozen others during a drone strike in jordan near the syrian border. at the same time, white house officials emphasize they are not looking for a wider war in ...

former police officer killed exchanging gunfire with the shooter. survivors of the attack describe a terrifying rush to escape. >> my daughter was crouched down to the front end for the entire shooting. i got all the way to the back door and the back door was stuck but morris, my co-worker, who told us to run to the back, he's also the one who was able to get the door open for us to get out of the building. we were afraid, we didn't know if someone was on the other side of the door. she was in panic mode and she did not move because she did not want to be noticed she was there. >> bu...

you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin with an urgent call for evacuations across gaza, as israel expands its fight against hamas. the israel defense forces are now telling civilians in parts of both southern and northern gaza to evacuate as it carries out hundreds of air strikes. the u.n. estimates that more than 1.8 million people, nearly 80% of the population of gaza, have to leave their homes for safety since october 7th. and in the red sea, a u.s. defense official says an american warship shot down drones and responded after a ca...

A teenager charged in a group attack on a victim in downtown Cincinnati was back in court after creating a firestorm of questions about judges, the court system and appropriate bonds for those charged with violent crimes.

Hamilton County prosecutor Melissa Powers believes that some poor decision-making in key places is making the problem of youth violence more difficult to solve.