Saudi Airport Struck Again After Houthi Attack Kills 13; Trump Campaigns in Ohio, Alaska This Week | NTD Good Morning (Oct. 12)

An attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Sunday killed 1 person and injured 11 others. It comes a day after a Houthi terrorist attack that killed 13 and injured at least 309 on Saturday. President Donald Trump said that the United States may join Saudi Arabia in strikes against the Houthis, adding that his administration will make a decision and that they move very quickly. Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the attacks, calling them reprehensible and saying they show a blatant disregard for innocent civilian life.

On the road for Republicans, Trump campaigns in Ohio and Alaska this week ahead of the midterms. Today, he rallies in Youngstown, Ohio, for Sen. Jon Husted, who’s in a tight race with former Sen. Sherrod Brown. Tomorrow, he heads to Alaska to back Sen. Dan Sullivan, who’s facing former Congresswoman Mary Peltola. Vice President JD Vance will be in Tyler, Texas, on the same day, supporting Attorney General Ken Paxton for Senate and Gov. Greg Abbott.

Hurricane Isaias leaves a trail of destruction across Florida’s Panhandle and southern Alabama. At least four people were killed in storm-related incidents, including two who died when trees fell on homes. Officials also reported a death involving a vehicle crash and a downed tree, and another caused by carbon monoxide from a generator. As of this morning, Tens of thousands of customers in Florida and Alabama were without power. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he expects 95 percent of the remaining outages to be restored by tonight and tomorrow.