00:02:50.440The service member was seriously wounded at the scene of an attack on U.S. troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on March 1st.
00:02:56.960The identity of the deceased has not yet been released.
00:03:00.000The strike's continuing at full intensity, with more than 3,000 Iranian targets hit since the start of the operation.
00:03:05.260Questions now emerging about one of the earliest strikes, launched on the first day of the campaign,
00:03:10.840reportedly hitting a girls' elementary school in Iran.
00:03:14.100According to Iranian health officials, as many as 175 people were killed, mostly schoolgirls, between the ages of 7 and 12.
00:03:22.340CBS News reporting the school was located near two sites controlled by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
00:03:27.340A CNN investigation of satellite imagery among multiple media outlets finding it likely that U.S. military forces were responsible for the destruction.
00:03:36.060So nearly a week after a strike killed scores of Iranian students in Minab, it seems more and more likely that the U.S. was responsible.
00:03:45.140A new satellite image shows an Iranian Revolutionary Guards base and an elementary school in southern Iran.
00:03:50.580Here, you see craters in several of the buildings, including the school.
00:03:54.540They were hit in their exact centers, suggesting precision strikes, experts say.
00:03:59.300A wall separates the school and the base.
00:04:02.100Satellite images from December show dozens of people in what appears to be a handball court at the school.
00:04:08.160Reuters now reports that U.S. military investigators believe U.S. forces were responsible,
00:04:13.020though they haven't yet reached a final conclusion.
00:04:15.760Secretary of War Pete Hegseth telling reporters on Wednesday the U.S. does not target civilians.
00:04:20.580But not disputing the potential for an accidental strike.
00:04:23.340And noting it is currently under investigation.
00:04:25.980President Trump, Saturday on Air Force One, offering a different theory.
00:04:58.200They're not saying the U.S. would do that on purpose.
00:05:01.340But they said it appears that the U.S. is responsible for that bombing.
00:05:05.520Why did the president say he believes it is Iran?
00:05:08.040Well, I'll leave that to the investigators to determine.
00:05:14.200We've seen instances, like we saw in Gaza, for example, where Hamas immediately blamed the Israelis.
00:05:23.540The international community jumped on it.
00:05:26.020And it turned out it was an errant rocket from Hamas.
00:05:29.580So we've seen those kind of incidences in the past.
00:05:32.400As Secretary Hegseth said, it's under investigation.
00:05:35.140I could tell you as a veteran, in no uncertain terms, the United States does everything it can to avoid civilian casualties.
00:05:44.420Sometimes, of course, tragic mistakes occur.
00:05:48.180Meanwhile, President Trump rebuffing Iranian offers to go back to the negotiating table.
00:05:53.040Speaking at the White House on Thursday, Mr. Trump saying, quote,
00:05:55.640They're calling. They're saying, how do we make a deal? I said you're being a little bit late.
00:06:00.620In an early Friday morning True Social post, the president writing, quote,
00:06:04.000There will be no deal with Iran except unconditional surrender.
00:06:07.860These statements coming as Iran fires hundreds of retaliatory missiles and drones at neighboring Gulf states,
00:06:12.940damaging civilian sites like airports and hotels.
00:06:15.340Iranian President Massoud Pazeshkian on Saturday morning apologizing to its neighbors,
00:06:21.320saying Iran would halt strikes on the other countries if attacks against Iran launched from those countries housing military bases also stopped.
00:06:29.120Mr. Trump responding with another True Social post early Saturday, declaring Iran, quote,
00:07:18.800Last night, Iranian state media reporting Mojtaba Khomeini, son of the late Supreme Leader, selected as his father's successor.
00:07:25.900President Trump previously saying he is opposed to the Ayatollah's son serving as the next leader of Iran,
00:07:30.380insisting on U.S. input in the decision.
00:07:33.160Back in the U.S., opinion on the operation split on the political right.
00:07:36.480Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a longtime leading advocate for intervening in Iran, yesterday on Fox, urging Gulf states to get involved.
00:07:45.100Now, to our Arab friends, you're being hit, too.
00:10:02.560run the Nazis out of New York City, stand up against hate, drawing about 125 people.
00:10:08.180As tensions flared between the two groups,
00:10:10.040one member of the anti-Islam group pepper-spraying a counter-protester.
00:10:13.980NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch describing what happened shortly after that.
00:10:17.500At approximately 12.38 p.m., a counter-protester, identified as Amir Balat, an 18-year-old man,
00:10:27.580lit and threw an ignited device toward the protest area,
00:10:32.140landing in the crosswalk of East 87th Street and East End Avenue.
00:10:38.160Witnesses reported seeing flames and smoke as it traveled through the air.
00:10:43.460Before it struck a barrier and extinguished itself a few feet from police officers.
00:10:49.800Mr. Balat then ran southbound on East End Avenue toward 86th Street
00:10:54.980and gets a second device from a man tentatively ID'd as Ibrahim Nick, 19 years old.
00:11:03.420Mr. Balat lights the device and starts running with it.
00:11:07.040He then drops the device on the west side of East End Avenue between East 86th and East 87th Streets.
00:11:15.620Officers immediately secured the area and they took both men into custody.
00:11:21.360Balat, seen on video shouting Alu Akbar as he threw the device,
00:11:25.780later footage showing him repeating the chant as NYPD officers placed him in the back of a police vehicle.
00:11:31.560Fox News reporting both suspects are believed to be U.S. citizens.
00:11:34.540Fox reporting Balat's parents are naturalized U.S. citizens from Turkey
00:11:38.640and Kuyumi's parents are naturalized from Afghanistan.
00:11:42.740NBC News reporting the NYPD and FBI are also examining the incident as a potential act of terrorism
00:11:48.420after one of the suspects allegedly referenced ISIS in statements to law enforcement.
00:11:53.500The NYPD yesterday discovering another suspicious device in connection with the incident located in a vehicle.
00:11:59.320The suspects are in custody. It's not yet clear whether charges have been filed.
00:12:04.540Coming up, new Epstein files revealing something very strange a guard on duty did the night the disgraced financier died.
00:12:12.640And new polling highlights some red flags for President Trump heading into the midterms.
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00:13:11.800New details emerging about the night Jeffrey Epstein died in federal custody,
00:13:17.660with newly released Justice Department records raising fresh questions about the conduct of one of the guards assigned to watch him.
00:13:23.920Metropolitan Correction Center guard Tova Noel and fellow officer Michael Thomas were on duty the night Epstein was found dead in his cell on August 10, 2019.
00:13:32.880Both guards accused of falsifying records to claim they checked on Epstein throughout the night as required,
00:13:38.680though a federal judge later dismissed the charges under a prosecution agreement.
00:13:43.280The New York Post reports previously undisclosed FBI records revealing Noel searched online for updates about Epstein just minutes before his body was discovered.
00:13:52.220According to the documents, Noel typing, quote,
00:13:54.740Less than 40 minutes later, at 6.30 a.m., Thomas discovering Epstein dead in his cell of an apparent hanging.
00:14:09.560Prosecutors previously saying the two guards failed to conduct the required 30-minute security checks during their shift,
00:14:15.780with Noel browsing online furniture listings and at times falling asleep,
00:14:19.540and Thomas spending part of the shift looking at motorcycles online.
00:14:22.420According to the Post, when questioned in a sworn 2021 interview with the Justice Department,
00:14:28.060Noel denied making the searches, telling investigators, quote,
00:14:31.280I don't remember doing that. I don't recall looking him up.
00:14:34.700Separate DOJ records also drawing attention to Noel's finances.
00:14:38.580According to a document released in the Epstein files,
00:14:41.120Chase Bank filing a suspicious activity report with the FBI in November 2019,
00:14:46.060flagging multiple cash deposits into her account.
00:14:48.460Bank records cited in the files showing 12 cash deposits beginning April 2018,
00:14:54.200totaling $11,880, including a $5,000 deposit on July 30, 2019, just days before Epstein's death.
00:15:02.720Noel beginning work in the special housing unit where Epstein was held in early July 2019.
00:15:07.880The Post reporting Noel was not asked about those deposits during her Justice Department interview.
00:15:11.960The newly released files also containing an internal FBI briefing identifying Noel as the officer believed to be seen in blurry security footage
00:15:20.260carrying linen or inmate clothing toward the special housing unit tier around 10.40 p.m.,
00:15:25.860which investigators say was the last time any correctional officer approached the entrance to the area where Epstein was being held.
00:15:32.240In her sworn statement, Noel told investigators the last time she saw Epstein alive was somewhere around after 10.
00:15:38.320She denies distributing linens to inmates, saying, quote,