Outfront next, breaking news. The U.S. launching new strikes against Iran as we speak,

as some of Trump's biggest supporters tonight are calling him out over the war. Plus, he worked in the CIA's

clandestine service for 28 years, and tonight he's speaking out, saying Bill Pulte serving as the

DNI is dangerous.

John Sefer is out front. And the nationwide battle over AI data centers is getting ugly and

violent. As more and more Americans are saying, no, not in my backyard. We have a special report.

Tonight, let's go out front.

And good evening, I'm Aaron Burnett.

And out front tonight, the breaking news strikes are underway.

As we speak right now, the U.S. is attacking Iran at this hour.

Iranian state media says explosions were heard in two locations in the south of Iran near the Strait of Hormuz.

The defense secretary Pete Higgsat says, quote, key Iranian facilities will be bombed.

And we've just got this just in.

We'll show it to you.

Iran's semi-official news agency is posting photos.

We'll show them when we get them of a drinking water reservoir that officials say was destroyed in a missile strike.

And they're also showing munition fragments that experts are telling us appear to be from a U.S.

made bomb, one of the largest categories of precision-guided munitions.

Now, we can't independently confirm those details.

We'll show you the images when we have them, but that's what's coming out from Iranian state media.

And it comes in the context of this, Trump levying

threats against Iran earlier today. We're going to be attacking them and attacking them very hard.

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