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Learning more about the attack in Michigan, I'm Ted Lindner, FOX News. We now know more about the man who crashed his truck into a synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan on Thursday. Fox's Kevin Cork.
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The attacker named Ayman Mohamed Ghazali, a Lebanese national who was naturalized as an American citizen in 2016. He was killed. A security guard was hit by the car. Local police say they're not sure if this was an act of terrorism, though the feds are investigating that as a very, very strong possibility.
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Ghazali came to the US in 2011 on an immediate relative visa as the spouse of a US Citizen. According to the Department of Homeland Security, none of the synagogue staff, teachers or the 140 children in its early childhood center were injured. The FBI investigating a deadly shooting Thursday at Old Dominion University in Virginia as active terrorism. The shooter has been identified as Mohammed Baylor Jalo. FBI Norfolk Special Agent in charge Dominique Evans says Jalo pleaded guilty in 2016 to try to help ISIS. She says he shot three people at the university, killing one before ROTC students subdued and killed him. U.S. central Command says an Air Force refueling plane crash Thursday in Iraq and the fate of the crew not immediately known.
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Centcom says a KC135 refueling aircraft was lost over Iraq in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury. Rescue efforts are ongoing. There were two aircraft involved in this incident. One of them went down, the other landed safely. According to centcom, the military says the cause was not for friendly or hostile fire.
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Fox's Jackie Heinrich and Iran's new supreme leader issuing his first statement vowing to keep fighting.
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Mojtaba Haman I didn't appear on camera today, further fueling speculation about his health. Instead, a state television newscaster read his statement where he threatened to expand and intensify the war against the U.S. fox's
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Israel is having to fight on another front as the war continues and Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon, Iran's largest proxy in the region.
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Hezbollah got more directly involved in this war overnight. According to an IDF official, more than 100 rockets were fired over the border into northern Israel in a period of less than an hour. There were also a number of drones launched as well, much of this incoming fire intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome. The ISRA quickly striking back, hitting the Dacha neighborhood of southern Beirut as well as a number of other launching positions across the country of Lebanon.
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Fox's Trey Yngst the Senate failed to pass funding Thursday to end the partial government shutdown for homeland security. Democrats put forward a bill to pay TSA workers, but that got shot down too. Fox's Chad Pergrim with more on Capitol
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Hill Top Senate leaders tangling but getting nowhere. Senate Democrats blocked a fourth DHS funding plan.
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The motion is not agreed to.
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TSA officers, exasperated, working without pay for the third time since fall.
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We are hurting. We are trying to do the best that we can.
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Hundreds of TSA employees have quit since the shutdown began. Republicans blame Democrats, but Republicans jam the Democrats gambit. Republicans say DHS funding is all or nothing. Democrats won't support any DHS bill until they see changes at ice.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune warns the funding gap could stop ICE agents and Border Patrol from carrying out their mission. And a GameStop store in New York City attempting to break a world record on Mario Day, 270 people in Mario costumes gathered at the Union Square location to celebrate the Nintendo characters holiday that occurs on March 10, which appears as Mario. Each participant awarded a $5 GameStop credit and the best dressed Mario, Ross Martinez won a Nintendo Switch 2 console. Organizers say they beat the previous record of 230 Marios, which was set in China in 2010. But there were no Guinness representatives in attendance. I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.
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