Today is Tuesday, September 17th.

We've got an update today about that attack on two major oil sites

and how it could impact gas prices,

and a good sign in the measles outbreak.

Plus, we're explaining Wi-Fi 6,

Tinders plan for a new video series and the popular sitcom

coming to Netflix.

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We start with an update on the attacks on two major oil sites in Saudi Arabia,

which cut about 5% of the world's global oil supply.

First, the Wall Street Journal is citing sources who say U.S. Intelligence does show the attacks were launched from Iran.

For now, though, President Trump has not said that publicly.

When asked if Iran was responsible, he simply said, it's looking that way and more details will

be coming out soon. He's also toned down his words since the weekend going from

locked and loaded to we want to avoid war and were in no rush to respond.

The Saudi military also did not fully blame Iran yet,

but did say an initial investigation shows Iranian weapons were used.

Now Saudi Arabia is inviting the United Nations to help investigate this.

Iran though continues to deny any involvement and the Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen are

still claiming it was them instead. So stay tuned. In the meantime what about

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