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a covert u.s. raid in syria, taking out a top isis leader. one of two leaders taken out. martha raddatz standing by. herschel walker, the republican senate candidate in georgia tonight, taking questions about the report he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. as a candidate, he opposes abortion rights, no exceptions. rachel scott in georgia. the death toll rising after hurricane ian. more than 120 people killed in florida alone. and now the plan to set up some sort of an amphibious landing to try to get power trucks to areas where they're most needed. to january 6th, and tonig...

Russian troops were said to be staging and 15 people were killed in a war strike. the war coming right to this 75 year old's doorstep. there were bombs everywhere, she says. i was shivering all the time. in a nearby village this member of the ukrainian armed forces nicknamed wolf showed us a school yard where he says russian soldiers dug a trench to hide an armored vehicle, also rounding up men and executing them. did you expect this type of brutality? of course not, he says. he and his fellow soldiers are bracing for a drawn-out fight as the war enters its eighth week. >> gabe gutierrez repor...

Objecting to this so-called bloody nose strategy. a bloody nose strategy would be a preemptive, preventativ e strike against north korea with huge clout against north korea, the president and others, and the president has no authority to launch that preventative war strike against them without congress. >> many have disagreed with that legal interpretation. they say the president, if he feels the u.s. is endangered, he has authority to launch a preemptive strike. your response? >> wolf, there are a whole range of different possibilities in scenarios here, from striking a terrorist target to es...

Manageable risks, that we should be willing to bare that responsibility. >> u.s. defense officials say the only reason to add air strikes to a naval mission by deploying stealth b-2 bombers from bases in missouri among other things would be to go after mobile missile launchers, assad's chemical weapons delivery systems which have been on the move since the u.s. tell graphed it was planning a strike. shepard? >> shepard: jennifer griffin from the pentagon tonight. despite hundreds reportedly killed in that chemical weapons attack. u.s. officials say it didn't even make a dent in syrians stockpi...