america is soaring. the nypd hate crime team is asking for help in this brutal beating of an asian man on the subway. he is spoked out and had his head smashed. on the nypd twitter feed you will see clips like this one. a beating of a 65-year-old asian woman on her way to church. philadelphia a 21-year-old was shot in the chest and killed in a food court in a mall there tonight. that city grabbling with a violent crime wave. here in d.c. the mayor was criticized for tweeting out a tone-deaf instructional video to avoid carjacking. 2 are charged with the murder of a pakistani driver as they tasered him in his car. he was killed. minneapolis continues to experiment with alternative crime fighting strategies. former gang members are tasked with settling simmering disutah state that could lead to violence. there is an exodus of offices. officers. and new york is dealing with scandal after scandal including a ninth accuser tonight. welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream
coverage of the breaking news out of the middle east and the u.s. strikes continues with ac 360. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. american-led air strikes in one of the most volatile hot spots in the world right now. mitts is some of the first video of explosions tonight in yemen s just north of the capital. iranian backed houthi fighters from yemen have been attacking commercial ships in the nearby red sea. there s been dozens of attacks. tonight u.s. and british forcevise struck back using air and naval assets. both surface ships and submarines with one houthi official moments ago saying multiple cities had been hit. cnn s oren leiberman at the pentagon for us tonight. m.j. lee at the white house where the president has just weighed in. i want to start at the pentagon. oren, what do we learn so far about the targets that have been hit? reporter: more than a dozen different targets were hit by u.s. aircraft and assets. it was also
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