President Donald Trump said the two survivors from a U.S. strike on a vessel suspected of carrying drugs are being sent back to their home countries.

President Trump posted a new video on his “Truth Social” platform on Saturday showing a U.S. military strike on what he calls a “drug-carrying submarine.” It comes after the Pentagon revealed that two people survived that strike earlier in the week,

The U.S. military staged a helicopter rescue for the survivors after the strike on their semi-submersible vessel.

The Broadway League and Actors’ Equity Association reached a tentative agreement early Saturday. Union members must decide whether to ratify it.

Kaiser Permanente pharmacists and technicians at medical facilities in Southern California voted Wednesday, Oct. 15 to authorize a strike, citing unfair labor practices. No date has been set for a strike, which would affect some 3,000 union members and dozens of pharmacies.

The two survivors from the latest attack will be sent to Colombia and Ecuador, avoiding a potentially thorny legal process in U.S. courts.

An estimated 31,000 Kaiser Permanente health care workers have gone on strike to demand better wages and staffing

Alcala turned herself in on Oct. 16 for an interview, where she confessed, the report states. She was arrested on a third-degree felony charge of child abuse without great bodily harm, transported to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional (TGK) and booked. CBS News Miami has learned Alcala has since been fired.