And now to the Middle East, where Israel and Iran have traded more missile strikes.

Iran's state TV reported that about 60 people, including 20 children, were killed by an

Israeli strike on a housing complex in Tehran.

In Israel, Iranian missiles and drones have killed three and wounded dozens.

Dron footage from south of Tel Aviv shows the damage there. The sixth round of

U.S. Iran talks in Oman on Tehran's nuclear program scheduled for tomorrow have been canceled.

Daniel Shapiro was U.S. ambassador to Israel from 2011 to 2017. Mr. Ambassador, Israel says

one of their main goals is to destroy Iran's ability to create a nuclear weapon.

Can the Israeli military, does it have the capability to do that by itself?

Israel has already, since it started these strikes 48 hours ago, done significant damage to the Iranian nuclear program.

They've struck the Natanz and enrichment facility, perhaps destroyed it.

They're attacking another facility and Esfahan. But the big question is, do they have the capability

to take out the deeply buried underground facility called Fordo? That has generally been assessed to be

reachable only by heavy bombs and strategic bombers that only the United States possesses.

But I wouldn't underestimate Israel's ability to find solutions.

They've shown incredible ingenuity and creativity in Pager and beeper attacks against Hezbollah,

in attacking a weapons facility in Syria, and even in these strikes and smuggling drones into Iran

that it used in the early hours.

So they may have solutions and surprises that we haven't thought of, but that's really the key test.

Can they destroy or would somebody else help them destroy the Ford of Underground Facility?

Where is Iran's retaliation going to go?

Can they escalate what they've been doing?

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