Out front next, live from Tel Aviv here in the Middle East.

We are following breaking news tonight on several fronts.

The U.S. military just announcing an Air Force refueling plane like the one you see on your screen

has crashed tonight in western Iraq.

And there are more strikes tonight, including massive blasts inside Tehran.

Plus the FBI investigating two attacks in the United States.

In Virginia, a gunman who had previously been convicted of trying to support ISIS, opened fire at Old Dominion University,

killing one.

Officials investigating as an act of terror.

And in Michigan, new details just coming in right now after a man clout his truck into the entrance of a synagogue and a school. Let's go out front.

And good evening and welcome to this special edition of Outfront, the War with Iran. I'm Aaron Burnettett live in the Middle East in Tel Aviv tonight,

and we are following major breaking stories on several fronts as we begin our show tonight.

Here in the Middle East, Centcom is announcing the crash of an American Air Force refueling plane.

And we are showing you video of what that model of plane looks like.

The incident happening in Western Iraq, and we're just getting

some new information in on that crash. And in the United States, the FBI is now investigating

two attacks today. The first, a deadly shooting at Old Dominion University in Virginia.

The FBI director says that the agency is investigating the shooting as an act of terror.

The gunman, Mohamed Baylor Jailo, is a former Army National Guard member who spent nearly seven years in prison after pleading guilty to trying to aid ISIS.

Law enforcement officials telling CNN the gunman entered an ROTC class today and opened fire, killing one.

A student then stopped the gunman by stabbing him.

The gunman is now dead.

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