not just state to direct disrupt them but to stop them. i think the campaign against the militia that are operating in iraq and syria is the same thing. we have to stop the attacks but that i is got to be the objecti. arthel: u.s. tinted to strike iran backed militants in the at least as to iran s proxies do not appear to be backing down but central command says the u.s. destroyed eight houthis antiship missile overnight in yemen. that was prepared to fire at navy and commercial ships in the red sea print but hello everyone welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i m eric shawn. the overnight strike the comingg hours after the u.s. and britain hit 36 other targets in yemen yesterday. that was after u.s. forces hit more than 80 85 iranian proxy targets in iraq and syria retaliating for the drone attack that killed these three u.s. soldiers. last weekend and jordan right near the eye rocky a and syrian borders. made
right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 here in new york. this month could be a pivotal one for the mountain of legal troubles for the disgraced, twice impeached liable for sexual ex-president. because he happens to be the front runner for the republican nomination for an historically unprecedented third time, it could be a pivotal month for the 2024 election with our democracy as well. any day now, we are expect odd to hear from the d.c. court of appeals on trump s claim that he cannot be prosecuted for trying to overturn the 2020 election. because his efforts took place when he was president of the united states. the so-called immunity claim. no matter what happens there, either trump or jack smith is expected to appeal. we are also waiting on a verdict from a new york judge in the blockbuster $370 million civil fraud case brought by the new york attorney general against donald trump, two of his sons and the trump organization. and then there s the case that could kick trump o
crimes and misdemeanors? well, it back, but it might not be the same thing. tonight on laura coates live. all right, you ve heard this before. members of the house present to mark up to new articles of impeachment tomorrow, but this time it s not for donald trump. it s also not for joe biden. instead, they are targeting president biden s homeland security secretary, the man you see right there, alejandro mayorkas. the house republicans that are accusing him is because he is not enforcing, they, say the border laws and he is losing the trust of the american people. you re probably wondering what is the high crime or misdemeanor, like elon order episode, you probably won t find it tonight. the misdemeanor, high crime, and you re not odd for asking the question because of course those are the actual constitutional standards for impeachment. frankly, it s been more nicholas over the years, but i wonder if you feel that would meet the criteria of the top democrat on the ho
we re learning from our sources about the special counsel s investigation. plus, our russia experts are weighing in on cnn s exclusive new reporting. documents showing a missing top general in vladimir putin s military has been a secret member of the mercenary group behind the recent mutiny. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room . there s angry backlash tonight after the u.s. supreme court ruled that race can no longer be a specific basis for college admissions. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has our report on the decision and the disredissent. reporter: the supreme court stirring up protests with its decision to gutting affirmative action saying colleges and universities can no longer rely on race in the admissions process, but prospective students are allowed to talk about how race has shaped their experiences in the applications. the decision will prohibit students from ch
have the ability to keep making so called virgin steal from scratch within the uk. there are also clearly concerned about the workforce here. while there are plans to bring a free port to port talbot, potentially building aviation fuel plant here, too, those plans are in the medium to long term, there is nothing to immediately shift these workers do. at £100 million pot has been announced to potentially help workers to retrain or find other work. it would be very difficult to find a pathway forward until those other potential major employers arrive in port talbot. arrive in port talbot. thank you very much arrive in port talbot. thank you very much indeed. arrive in port talbot. thank you | very much indeed. presumably, arrive in port talbot. thank you - very much indeed. presumably, the fallout from this will be analysed now. what is your expectation as to where it goes in terms of steel production in the uk in the short term? ., , ., , ., production in the uk in the s