Hi there, everybody. It's 4 o'clock in New York. We're following twin breaking news stories this afternoon. First, there has been an attack on a synagogue in West Bloomfield near Detroit, Michigan. Here's what we know right now. That suspect is dead. Officials say that a vehicle crashed into the building, driving through the doors and into the hallways.

A security guard was hit by the vehicle.

He's expected to be okay.

The security guard engaged the suspect and shot the suspect.

Police are currently searching the area.

Police are telling everyone within a mile of that synagogue to shelter in place.

Investigators may have found explosive materials inside the vehicle,

but not necessarily functional explosive devices. Sheriff's say that may have been what ignited

inside the synagogue. There is a daycare and a preschool on the side of the synagogue. We should note

everyone has been moved to safety. The FBI is expected to take the lead on that investigation.

But we're also learning more about a shooting this morning at Old Dominion University in Virginia.

That shooting left one person dead, two injured.

Two of the victims were members of the university's ROTC program.

The shooter is also deceased.

Our colleague Kandelanian is reporting that the suspect is a U.S. citizen and a former Army service member who pled guilty in October of 2016 to attempting to provide material support to ISIS. He served 10 years in prison. My colleague Kandelan, is joining us now to tell us what he has learned about this.

Ken?

Nicole, we're just learning these details, but a federal official familiar with the matter

has identified Muhammad Baylor Jallo as the shooter in this Old Dominion incident,

which killed one and injured two others,

and the gunman himself also killed in this incident. And as you said, he pled guilty in

2016 to essentially engaging in an ISIS-sponsored terrorism plot. He engaged with undercover

FBI agents and confidential human sources

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