an overwhelming win in south carolina s democratic primary, one of his opponents, dean phillips, here this. hour and the supreme court finally gets ready to hear oral arguments on whether donald trump is eligible to be on the presidential ballot. grab your coffee, settle in, welcome to the weekend. developing overnight, the united states and the united kingdom say they have conducted strikes against 36 targets across 13 locations in yemen yesterday evening. the strikes, hitting weapon storage facilities, missile systems, and air defense systems used by houthi militants in the country. a senior administration official tells nbc news these are unrelated to fridays retaliatory strikes in iraq and in syria, saying that the u.s. does not want escalation. these strikes are directly in response to the actions by the iranian-backed houthis. big developments again happening overnight. we are going to talk about all of it in just a moment. we are going to bring on to this set former
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
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accessing shelby park. however, border patrol council president brandon judd tells fox that this is a forced multiplier. in other words it will help assist border patrol in curbing the thousands of migrants who enter eagle pass every day. by the way this isn t the firm time abbott s gotten under the fed s skin. biden actually sued the lone star state for a law that gives texas and local law enforcement there authority to arrest illegal aliens. in turn, abbott of course sued the administration for sending agents to cut razor wire fences at the southern border. bottom line trace texas is taking matters into its own hands because they argue the feds simply aren t doing enough. trace: seems like a good argument to me kevin. kevin corke live for us in dc thank you former army reserve captain and intelligence officer republican candidate for congress in arizona, abe whom day and from the alliance of los angeles county parents attorney julie hamill. thank you both for coming we appreciate
fernando. it s not unusual for relatives and friends to take matters into their own hands and try to find their loved ones by themselves because many feel authorities aren t doing enough. according to government figures, more than 111,000 people have gone missing in the country in the last six decades. rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. spain has become the latest european country to swing to the right. voters will start heading to the polls in less than 24 hours to choose their next government. the opinion polls showhe conservative popular party is poised to win the most seats. socialist prime minist sanchez call snap parliamentary eltions after the coalition of his parties and left-wing partners suffered big losses in may s regional and local elections. whoever wins will likely need, of course, to form a coalition government in order to govern. journalist al goodman joins me from madrid. good to see you. you are a veteran of these