Iran surprises the world with the range of its missiles.

I'm Carmen Roberts.

Fox News.

Iran fired missiles at an island far off in the Indian Ocean, some 2,500 miles away.

A distance to Iran once claimed was out of its missile range.

Very clear now that the Iranians had greater range with their missiles than they said they did

because of this launch. Diego Garcia's some 2,500 miles out into the Indian Ocean. The U.S. and

Great Britain operate a base there. Mabasa Aragsh said that their range was limited to 2,000

kilometers. That translates to 1,250 miles. Now, it should be noted that the missiles never hit their mark.

One of them failed in flight.

One of them was taken out by an interceptor.

But that kind of range puts most of Europe in striking distance.

Fox is Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv.

This comes as Cintcom confirms U.S. forces have struck more than 8,000 targets during Operation Epic Fury.

A different kind of chaos at U.S.

airports, Fox's Madison-S. Carpino reports from Atlanta as TSA agents go without pay.

It's something that a lot of passengers would likely welcome, as we have been seeing a painfully

long TSA lines all across the country, including here at Hartsfield Jackson. People waiting

for well over an hour to finally get through

TSA, travelers packing the hallways of this airport, some arriving three, four hours before their flights.

This is all happening as TSA workers are continuing to get zero dollar paychecks. Many are calling out sick,

quitting, finding other jobs, as a lot of these workers can't even afford basic necessities.

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