Good evening. Thanks for joining us. We are following two big stories tonight, war and politics.

A fourth consequential night in the war with Iran. It's 4.30 a.m. in Tehran, 3 a.m. in Tel Aviv.

And we've seen a new Iranian drone strike on another American diplomatic outpost the second in the last two days.

Here at home, polls have started closing in Texas, where a U.S. Senate primary race in that

ordinarily deep red state is getting a lot of attention from Democrats looking to turn the Senate blue in November.

And we'll have extensive coverage of that Texas race, but we begin with the war and breaking news.

Qatar's tonight saying an Iranian ballistic missile has hit Al-Udade Air Base, which is the largest

U.S. military installation in the Middle East. According to the Qataris, there were no casualties.

This came a short time after the Pentagon released the names in photos of four of the six

service members killed in another Iranian drone strike over the weekend in Kuwait.

All four of those whose names were released are from an Army Reserve Logistics Unit out of

Iowa.

Their captain Cody Cork, who was 35 years old.

Sergeant First Class Noah T. Jens, who's 42, 39-year-old, Sergeant First Class Nicole Amour,

and Sergeant Declan Cody, just 20 years old.

Our thoughts are with their families tonight.

No casualties at the American Consulate in Dubai after a suspected Iranian drone hit the compound

earlier today. Also tonight, a new Iranian drone hit the compound earlier today.

Also tonight, a new and detailed update from U.S. Central Command on the state of the war.

Many of you may remember the shock and all strikes of 2003.

The first 24 hours of this operation were nearly double the scale,

and we continue with 24-7 strikes into Iran

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