Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airport Kill 13; Florida and Alabama Reel from Hurricane Isaias

This weekend, the Iran-backed Houthi militia launched two attacks on a Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia, resulting in the deaths of 13 people. The strikes mark the deadliest attacks on a regional U.S. ally since the war with Iran began, raising fears of a new front in the conflict. NBC News chief international correspondent Kier Simmons examines the implications, including how Saudi Arabia and its allies might respond and whether the United States could be drawn deeper into the conflict. Meanwhile, states across the Southeast are cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias, which hit Florida and Alabama over the weekend, killing four people. The storm left a trail of destruction, with homes destroyed, trees downed, and hundreds of thousands without power. NBC News correspondent Jesse Kirsch breaks down how prepared states were for the hurricane and what the recovery efforts entail. This segment provides a comprehensive look at two major international and domestic stories, offering context and analysis to help viewers understand the stakes. Stay informed with NBC News.