Let's bring in Pun Talwar this morning, a former assistant secretary of state for political military affairs, former US ambassador to Morocco. Talk about some of the options that the administration has this morning. Pun, thanks for being with us.>> Wonderful to be with you, Carl. >> Uh, we teased before the break that you think there are a couple of options. Can you talk about them.>> Sure. I think the the president's options are really narrowing down here. Unfortunately, I don't think uh the diplomacy is a ...

We have the president there talking about his predecessor, but just before that in the Iran nuclear deal. But before that, uh, he was talking about the war on Iran, in his view, being successful so far as he's on the road there in Kentucky. It comes as a preliminary investigation is putting the blame potentially on the US for a deadly strike on that Iranian elementary school because of possibly old intel that showed it as a military target.According to two sources, we'll show you some video of that strike. ...

You can hear now the sirens uh here in northern Israel. This is the second night in a row uh that we're getting ballistic missile attack uh from Iran. It was very quiet day all day and now late at night a new attack is beginning.Iran launched a barrage of missiles at Israel overnight as Israel said it was striking tan. They continued to attack sites connected to the country's ballistic missile program. senior military personnel.And for the first time, Iran's energy infrastructure, including gas fields and f ...

And we are closely following as I started the show talking about breaking news tonight out of the Middle East. The Israeli military has begun launching air strikes against Iran. A dramatic escalation that has increased the chances of allout war in the region.As of right now, it is unclear exactly how many cities and targets inside Iran have been hit. If we learn more, we will bring that to you. But here is just some of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement tonight.Now, as prime minister, I'v ...