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For the third time this week, Houthi rebels struck Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport — this one killing 12 people and wounding 309. Saudi Arabia suspended all flights as Donald Trump said America may join strikes against the Houthis. It is the deadliest attack in the kingdom in over a decade.

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00:00Twelve people are dead. At an airport. And the attack came with zero warning.
00:04On Saturday, Houthi rebels slammed Riyadh's King Khalid airport for the third time this week.
00:09Twelve killed. 309 wounded. Four Saudis, two Bangladeshis, and an American among the dead.
00:14The blast tore through the terminal. Flights were diverted. The entire airport shut down.
00:19It is now the deadliest attack in Saudi Arabia in over a decade.
00:22Donald Trump says America may join Saudi strikes on the Houthis.
00:25His line? We may. We're going to look at it.
00:27Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the attack, calling it a blatant disregard for innocent civilian life.
00:33The Houthis, meanwhile, warn airlines to stay out of Saudi airspace, calling it a military zone.
00:38Two earlier attacks this week already killed four people and wrecked a Saudi passenger plane on the tarmac.
00:42So now one question hangs over Riyadh. Will this be the spark that pulls America into the fight?
00:47Because one thing is certain. It all started with twelve people dead.
00:51At an airport. With zero warning.
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