Hello, everyone. I'm Emily Campano, along with Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfo.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

At any moment, we are expecting an update from police and local officials in Rhode Island on the deadly mass shooting at Brown University.

Police are still searching for a suspected gunman after releasing a possible suspect earlier.

But first to this, the threat of radical Islamic terrorism is once again on our radar after the horrific anti-Semitic attack in Australia. Two gunmen,

a father and son, targeting a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach in Sydney. 15 people were

shot to death, including children as young as eight years old.

President Trump praising the efforts of a heroic bystander who bravely tackled one of the

suspects to the ground.

It's been a very, very brave person, actually, who went and attacked frontally one of the shooters and saved a lot of lives.

So a very brave person who's right now in the hospital, pretty seriously wounded.

So I great respect to that man that did that.

But we're here for a different reason.

We're here to celebrate Christmas and to celebrate.

And I think today we can first say loudly we celebrate Hanukkah because that was such a horrible attack.

That was a purely anti-Semitic attack.

The brutal terror attack on the Jewish community putting new pressure on Democrats here at home to confront the tide of rising anti-Semitism in their ranks.

Like those college students who chanted from the river to the sea, Democrat Senator John Federman with this message for his party.

Just call it what it is.

Anti-Semitism is a worldwide scourge, and it's constantly demonstrated to be deadly,

and it keeps manifest itself in these things.

It's an absolute betrayal for Israel and for the worldwide Jewish community,

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