Episode 248

Iranian strikes damaged nine U.S. warplanes in Jordan, sources say. Pres. Trump said there was no damage "whatsoever" to U.S. warplanes based in Jordan. ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports. The pressurization issues reportedly triggered oxygen masks to drop on both planes. One returned to John F. Kennedy Airport because a passenger's ear was bleeding and the other diverted to Las Vegas. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. Harrowing video from a woman's cell phone shows the moment her ex-husband stormed a restaurant and tried to shoot her, but the gun's safety was still on. ABC News' Whit Johnson reports. Teen rescued by Coast Guard after 3 days lost in the Bering Sea. The 15-year-old boy in Alaska, who had gone fishing with his brother and cousin, was the sole survivor. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Aaron Katersky sits down with juror Nick Dargie, who shared his experience in court and during deliberations. It comes as Clancy's attorney prepares a motion to dismiss the murder case against her. Anthropic blocked potential biological weapons efforts, company says. It comes after a former employee warned AI could kill all of humanity in a matter of years. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. Police say A student in Michigan crossing the street after getting off his school bus was nearly struck by an oncoming car that ignored the bus' flashing lights. The former treasurer of a Southern California high school football team's booster club has been arrested after she allegedly stole $400,000 in funds. In a heartwarming moment now seen by millions, the officer used sign language to interact with the child fan during the Colts' first game of the season. David Muir reports.