houthis in yemen. now, this comes after the houthis defied the u.s. and fired yet another missile into those red sea shipping lanes. we are getting a defense expert to give us analysis and should have him up, ready, and on camera in moments. meantime, just three days until iowa voters decide who they think the republican nominee for president should be. aishah hasnie is live in des moines iowa where voter turnout could be affected by extremely icy and cold conditions. aishah, good evening. reporter: trace good evening to you. the campaign trail has already been impacted by the severe weather. tonight, former president trump had to cancel two of his rallies tomorrow on saturday and a third on sunday leaving just one rally left. he said on truth social tonight that he is going to try to get to iowa by tomorrow night, possibly sunday morning. we ll see if that happens. meanwhile florida governor ron desantis, his schedule is also changing not due to the weather, though. he s n
million homeless illegal immigrants. that s the issue. so you re seeing them now kicking students out of schools to house these illegal immigrants in schools. it s really, the american people are waking up and it s no longer it s a non-partisan issue trace. you re seeing what s happening here in arizona, finally the rest of the country is waking up to what we ve had to deal with for the past decade or so. so, you know, president trump, he really had a handle on our southern border. that s what s amazing. 300,000 people entered our country just last month. imagine that. 300,000 new people. that s importing a new city every single month. unsustainable right now congress needs to act to secure our border because we know the biden administration is failing to do its job. trace: abe hamadeh julie hamel thank you the breaking news the u.s. military struck another houthi target in yemen we are told it was a radar sight the u.s. military thought was still presenting a threat to ships in
let me zoom into this latest satellite picture. if you weren t with us earlier, the radar went out in puerto rico when a heavy band of weather moved right over it. right now that radar sight is there. they don t have time to fix it. they are seeing significant weather. tphubg peyton walsh there. what concerns me about nick, not that we don t have a shot. we send this man he every bad place a hurricane is going to hit. he said today this is the worst he s ever seen. that s a big deal. winds 115 miles per hour. they will last for hours. that s the thing. here is puerto rio. everywhere you see white, that is over the entire island.
this is where the billions in damage will begin. as far as miami goes, showing sam champion and mike seidel, the storm now as close as it is going to get to miami. anyone with interest from homestead to miami to ft. lauderdale, what you see now in the next six to eight hours will continue. won t get worse. it will be what you re seeing. that s for the most part a strong tropical storm, low end, category one type hurricane. we have trees down, signs blowing, water over washing with 3 to 5 foot storm surge. that s nothing compared to what we will experience up the coast. very important going through the day to give you distances, when you talk how far we are from certain elements of the storm. this is the eye in here. unfortunately we lost our radar sight out of key west. this is the center of the storm. from miami to the center is 90 miles. hurricane force winds extend out 80 miles from the center.