Today is Friday, March 13th. What to know about violent attacks at a Michigan synagogue and a Virginia University.

We'll also tell you about a rescue effort underway after a U.S. military aircraft crashed in the Middle East.

And what's behind the backlash to the White House's war videos on social media?

Plus, why UFC fighters are working with FBI agents this weekend?

What Live Nation employees apparently said about customers paying high prices for tickets. And what to expect from this weekend's Academy Awards.

Those stories and even more news coming up.

Welcome to The Newsworthy. All the Day's News in less than 15 minutes. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much

for being here. Let's do this. Damage from the war in Iran is growing by the day. Yesterday,

a U.S. Air Force refueling aircraft being used in the Iran conflict crashed in Iraq. As we

published this morning, American officials have not said whether

there are any confirmed deaths, only that rescue efforts are ongoing. It's also not clear exactly

what happened. They say it was not an act of hostile or friendly fire, and at least five service

members were on board. A second tanker was also involved, but landed safely. Now, this crash was actually

the second issue reported by the U.S. military yesterday. The other involved another key asset in the

ongoing war, the aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford. There was an onboard fire in the main laundry

area and two sailors were hurt, but they are expected to recover. Overall, at least

seven American service members have died from hostile fire since the war began last month. On the other

side, a U.S.-based human rights group says more than 1,800 people have been killed in Iran,

mostly civilians, and the U.S. Defense Department now says it's revisiting how it wants to handle

this conflict to minimize civilian casualties.

Still, intense airstrikes have been reported around Iran early this morning, and multiple nearby countries are reporting incoming Iranian attacks.

Yesterday, Iran's new Supreme Leader, Moshtaba Khomeini, released his first public message since being chosen

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