The missile strike on Israel.

On Jack Callahan, Fox News.

Yemen's Houthi rebels are to blame as Fox's Madeline Rivera reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says they will respond to the Houthi attack near

Ben-Gurion airport at a time and place of their choosing.

Sirens sent people at Ben-Gurion this morning scrambling for cover. There were

several attempts to intercept the missile, but Israel's arrow and the United States thad missile

defense systems were not able to stop it. The impact set off a plume of smoke and left a crater

on the ground. Israeli officials say several people were hurt, though no one was killed.

This marks a major security breach for Israel. The Houthis have been ramping up their attacks

after the ceasefire in Gaza ended in March. Israel has not responded militarily since the U.S.

began its campaign of strikes against the Houthis March 15. Some international flights to Israel

have been suspended as a result of that attack.

President Trump on NBC's Meet the Press today, promising the golden age for the U.S. economy

with lower prices and more jobs.

On the topic of the president's economy in a new interview that just aired this morning,

the president says he is not concerned about recession. And when pressed

on the Chinese tariffs, here's what he said. Would you consider dropping the tariffs to get China

to the negotiating table? No. So you're not, just to be very clear, you're not dropping the tariffs

against China to get them to the negotiating table. Would you lower them?

At some point, I'm going to lower them.

The Trump administration acknowledges Americans may have to deal with the temporary pain of the tariffs, but insist these tariffs are also causing pain to countries like China,

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