Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Kristen Welker in Washington. We will get to the very

latest fallout from the war against Iran with Israel saying moments ago that a new wave of

strikes have begun in Tehran and the price of oil again on the rise. But we do have to begin

with breaking news on two attacks here in the United

States, the first at one of the largest synagogues in the country and the other on a major

college campus in Virginia. First on that synagogue attack, which took place this afternoon,

at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, about 30 miles northwest of Detroit.

Authorities say the suspect drove a truck into the building before security from the synagogue

engaged the driver and that something ignited in the vehicle. They also say the suspect is now

dead. This is video from shortly after the incident. You can see smoke there from a fire

billowing from the building. The Oakland County Sheriff providing this update earlier today.

He breached the building, drove down the hall, and he was engaged by security.

What do we know about this fire?

Something ignited in the vehicle.

That's a work in progress.

We're through an abundance of caution, clearing a vehicle for IEDs or any explosives.

We've got a significant number of bomb dogs on site, bomb techs on site, and all of that's

going to be done to check the boxes.

How much damage to the building from the fire?

That I can't even tell you.

You couldn't even see the hall was completely clear.

We had to send people in with gas masks to clear that area.

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