Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. Jeff Bennett is away. On the news hour tonight, an escalating war.

Israel strikes Iranian state TV amid its ongoing campaign to stop Iran from building a nuclear weapon.

Police arrest the suspect in the murders of a Minnesota

Democratic lawmaker and her husband. We speak with one of her Republican colleagues. We have an incredibly

long road ahead as we try to restore people's sense of safety as elected officials here in the

state of Minnesota.

And the Trump administration pauses immigration raids on farms, hotels, and restaurants after pressure from business sectors. Welcome to the NewsHour.

Israel warned hundreds of thousands of Tehran residents to evacuate a central district of the Iranian capital today.

As the air campaign, it began early Friday morning continued for a fourth day.

Iranian strikes also targeted Tel Aviv and other major cities. To date, 24 Israelis have died

from Iranian strikes, and more than 220 Iranians have been killed in the Israeli attacks,

which Israel began in a bid to set back Iran's nuclear program.

On Iranian state TV, a broadcaster mid-report on what she calls the sound of aggression

against the homeland when her Tehran news studio becomes the latest target of Israeli strikes.

The headquarters of the Islamic Republic of Iran broadcasting set a blaze in the attack.

The news anchor Sahar Ami survived and was quickly back on the air.

The IDF said it conducted a precise strike targeting a communication center

that was being used for military purposes by the Iranian armed forces. Earlier in the day,

the Farabi Hospital in the western city of Kermansha was hit, damaging the intensive care

unit. Iran called it a war crime.

Meanwhile in western Tehran, thick plumes of smoke engulfed a residential neighborhood.

Today, the IDF issued an unprecedented evacuation order for a large, densely populated area of Iran's capital city, District 3, known to be a bustling business

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