U.S. embassies and consulates are under attack across the Middle East as Americans trapped in the region plea for help to get out. Plus, the four American soldiers killed in action have officially been identified. And President Trump defends his decision to strike Iran while unveiling his new plan to keep gas prices down. We’ll also have a firsthand account in Dubai, now under fire, with a new look at downed drones and missiles.
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