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Law enforcement sources tell CBS News there were mortar-type explosives found in the vehicle that rammed into a synagogue in the Detroit suburbs. The driver was killed by a security guard.
Shooter at Old Dominion University identified as a former Virginia national guardsman who was imprisoned for providing material support to ISIS.
Iran's leader says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed.
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I'm Jennifer Kiper, a vehicle ramming incident at the Temple Israel Synagogue in West
Bloomfield Township, Michigan is under investigation.
The suspect was engaged by security guards and is dead, an injured security guard was taken
to a hospital.
President Trump says he has been fully briefed and he and the first lady send their
love to the Jewish community.
It's a terrible thing, but it goes on, we're going to be right down to the bottom of it.
It's absolutely incredible that things like this happen.
Two law enforcement sources tell CBS News the suspect's body is badly burned, complicating
identification, and there were mortar type explosives in the vehicle.
CBS News Detroit's Lauren Winfrey is at the scene.
We're seeing families reunite it with their children.
In fact, some of them even being escorted by police, we just saw that happen just a
bit ago.
A lot of police presence out here, a lot of emergency vehicles, nothing active happening
right now.
CBS has got McFarland reports.
The broader concern comes from FBI bulletins we've been reading over the last few weeks
and months.
They have been issuing warnings from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security about
extra potential targeting of Jewish institutions across America.
The suspect in a shooting today at Old Dominion University in Virginia is an ex-Army National
Guard member with a past terror conviction.
CBS's Camus McCormick reports.
One person was killed and two others hurt in the shooting.
The gunman is also dead.
He's been identified by law enforcement as Muhammad Baylor Jello, a former Virginia National
guardsman.
He pleaded guilty in 2016 to attempting to provide ISIS with material support.
He was sentenced to 11 years in prison and released in December of 24.
He reportedly became radicalized while still in the guard, listening to lectures by the
former leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Iran's secretive top leader vows to keep up attacks in his first statement since being
appointed.
A CBS is Charlie Daghida in Tel Aviv reports.
They've shown with their reach that they can go after areas like off the coast of Iraq,
going after Bahrain, going after Oman.
This is where the Iranians have shown that they have got that reach.
They'll continue to fire with those drones despite what President Trump and the US military
is trying to do to stop those launches.
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Today, some good news for NASA.
The rocket is expected to be rolled out to the launch pad next week, NASA's Dr. Laurie
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Pending completion of the work in the VAB and at the pad, we are on track for a launch
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The Rhode Island High School hockey player who lost three family members in last month's
shooting during a game was an overtime hero last night.
Blackstone Valley wears the initials of Colin Dorgan's mother, brother, and grandfather
on their jerseys.
A trip to the state championship game was on the line last night when Blackstone Valley
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Like a scene out of a movie, Dorgan scored on a breakaway.
Dorgan burst into tears as did everyone in the stands as he was mobbed by his teammates.
Greatest moment in my life.
We have each other's back and we truly love each other as a family, as brothers.
Michael Wallace, CBS News.
Worry's about the war with Iran sent oil prices back to $100 per barrel and stock
sinking worldwide.
Dow fell 739 points the Nasak sank 404.
The center of the action was again the oil market where the price of a barrel of Brent
Crude got as high as $101 a barrel.
Jennifer Kuiper, CBS News.
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