This week with George Stephanopoulos starts right now.

Breaking news overnight.

President Trump orders his first widespread military strikes of his second term,

targeting Yemen's Houthi rebels.

While the president demands the release of the last U.S. hostage in Gaza, and the administration

pushes Russia for a ceasefire in Ukraine.

Some pretty good vibes coming out of Russia.

The latest this morning with White House National Security Advisor Mike Walts.

Plus, Democrats divided.

A shutdown would allow Doge to shift into overdrive.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer under fire from his own party after voting with Republicans

to avert a government shutdown.

Is it time for new leadership in the Senate?

Next question.

Is the backlash just beginning?

We talked to one of the Democrats who voted against the bill to keep the government open, Senator Sheldon White House.

And what do you think when you look at Washington?

I think that we just need certainty moving forward. We travel to the Sunshine State,

where business owners are bracing for impact from President Trump's tariffs. We'll break it all

down with economist Diane Swan on whether a recession may be around the corner.

From ABC News, it's this week.

Here now, Martha Rabbits.

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