FBI Alert: No Real Iran Drone Threat to California

0:00World headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to global news today. An FBI alert went out to law enforcement last month, warning of possible drone attacks from Iran on California targets. This was in case of U.S. strikes on Iran. White House officials now say it stemmed from just one unverified tip with no real threat ever existing. The notice came through the Los Angeles Joint Regional Intelligence Center in early February. And mentioned Iran allegedly planning a surprise unmanned aerial vehicle strike from a sea vessel. The alert surface publicly this week amid the ongoing war that started February 28. That's when massive U.S. and Israeli bombardments hit Iran. White House press secretary Caroline Leibid addressed it on social media Thursday. She called it a single email to California police and stressed no Iranian threat to the homeland has ever been real. Even in Donald Trump brushed off worries, too. When asked Wednesday about potential retaliation on U.S. soil, he said he's not concerned at

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