I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to Primetime. Now, as you know, a U.S. naval base has become a crime scene for the second time in a week.

This time, it was a Saudi military member named as the murderer. We're waiting on oppressor from the FBI.

They took over the case. Now, one obvious item of interest is motive, specifically, was this an act of terror?

And that means something different to the FBI.

They have to check certain boxes.

We'll see what they say.

As soon as it goes live, I'm going to take it.

We're also going to look more deeply tonight at how does our government decide who comes here and from where?

And are events like this something that they figure in to the calculation? And Rudy Giuliani is

making moves that may be making things worse for this president. We have a big Senate player

here tonight with what it all means to him. What do you say? Happy Friday. Let's get after it.

All right, like I said, as soon as they tell me that the press conference is ready, I think we should listen to it.

Yes, we have a lot of other show planned, but we can get fresh information on this very primary interest of why did this person do this?

Now, we know what happened at the base in Pearl Harbor, right? They are investigating that as some type of mental health situation.

This one seems to be different, all right?

So when the FBI is ready, we will go to them.

Here's what we know.

A Saudi Air Force member, a second lieutenant in the Saudi military,

is named as the suspected murderer of three.

And I think it was eight people went away originally with injuries.

A couple of left were waiting for an update on all of their dispositions as well.

The suspect had been training for two years on the dime of the Saudi government, according

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