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Striking Carg Island. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News. President Trump continues to launch strikes in the U. S. Israel, the joint operation against Iran. Fox's Nate Foy is in Tel Aviv, Israel with the latest.
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The sirens are blaring just north of Tel Aviv as Iran fires even more ballistic missiles, something they've done several times after the US Military obliterated all of the Iranian military targets on Kharge Island. And this sends a clear message to the regime. This is where 90% of its crude oil, oil exports are processed. Now, President Trump has left the oil infrastructure untouched, but he said if Iran continues attacking ships in the Persian Gulf, that will change. Meanwhile, reinforcements are coming. The USS Tripoli is on its way from Japan with 2,500 sailors and 2,500 marines. They're arriving in the region next week.
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A missile struck a helipad inside of the US Embassy compound in Baghdad, according to two Iraqi security officials. Iraq downed a drone targeting a US Diplomat center near Baghdad airport, according to Reuters. The Utah charged in Charlie Kirk's assassination had the motion to seal evidence from the public denied.
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Judge Tony Graf denying two motions from Tyler Robinson's lawyers to classify filings in
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the case based on the record before the court concludes that defendant has not provided a sufficient basis for the court to find the interest favoring closure outweigh interest favoring access to the reply memorandum.
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The defense argued releasing certain evidence would impact the 22 year old's right to a fair trial. The judge also telling Robinson's lawyers they must file a redacted version of a motion to keep cameras out of an April 17 hearing and file a brief requesting to postpone a May 18 preliminary hearing. Robinson, who is charged with fatally shooting Charlie Kirk in September, faces a potential death penalty if convicted. Kristin Goodwin, FOX News America's listening to FOX News.
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Officials have identified the alleged suspect in the Old Dominion University shooting as 36 year old Mohammed Jalo, who was a member of the Virginia Army National Guard.
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Two sources say he was granted early release two years ago after completing a drug treatment program. FBI special agent in charge Dominique Evans talked about the suspect's ties to terrorism.
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In 2016, Jalo was arrested and pled guilty for attempting to provide material support to isil, now known as isis.
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The Justice Department has charged a Virginia man with selling the.22 caliber Glock to Jalo this week for $100. University Police Chief Garrett Shelton says this attack on Old Dominion is personal and
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we do everything that we can to protect the students here. Every one of these kids are my kids.
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In Norfolk, Virginia, Mike Emanuel, FOX News.
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More details emerging about the planning of the synagogue attack in Michigan. Footage of the alleged suspect discovered buying more than $2,000 worth of fireworks. Fox's Garrett Tenney is in West Bloomfield, Michigan.
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The morning of the attack, the FBI says Ghazali sat in the parking lot of the synagogue for more than two hours before he plowed into the temple. Israel was with those fireworks and gasoline in the back of his truck after he crashed. The bureau says the Lebanese national got into a gunfight with security officers before ultimately taking his own life. At this point, it's not clear what he was doing in the parking lot for so long that morning. But as for a potential motive, the FBI says it is investigating reports that several of the suspect's family members who were killed in an Israeli airstrike this month were members of the terror group Hezbollah.
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The FBI has also confirmed that this attack in Michigan has no correlation with Thursday's attack. At Old Dominion University in Virginia, I'm Debra Valentine. This is FOX News.
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