leland: jacqui heinrich there in pensacola. we'll get back to jacqui as new details emerge. turned around a quick sound bite with mark esper, the defense secretary, who spoke exclusively with chris wallace just a couple of minutes ago. chris: we know that three people were killed. were they americans or not? >> oh, i, my understanding is that they were americans that were killed. that's my understanding. leland: mac's per there -- mark esper there with chris wallace. the entirety of that interview with a lot more information about this shooting and also a lot more information about the saudi connection and the u.s. training of saudi forces with the defense secretary mark esper, that airs tomorrow morning on "fox news sunday." check your local listings for time and channel. back to simi valley, california, as news warrants. >>> meantime, there is in that has taken storm across the internet. new video taken by a bystander showing two men climbing the newly-replaced southern border fence. this video prompted some criticism, but soon after its release the border patrol said the

jacqui heinrich tells us the plane crashed just a short distance from where it took off. >> reporter: six people were on board a plane when it crashed in louisiana saturday morning. the twin engine aircraft, going down in a lafayette parking lot, at least for passengers and the pilot were killed in the crash. three other people were injured on the ground. >> we received a call at 9:22 a.m., we responded and got here at 9:30 a.m. and found the plane crashed in this particular site. >> reporter: the plane went down near a walmart and u.s. post office building. about a mile from where it took off. flames from the crash info engulfed a vehicle on the ground. >> we have the wreckage of the plane and some of the tree branches, a portion of the post office building, and everything else that tied into the plain. >> reporter: the plane was headed to atlanta, georgia where louisiana state university was to play oklahoma, and a college football playoff semi finals. carly, the daughter-in-law of lsu offensive coordinator was among those killed. she was a local sports reporter. the new orleans sai

shooter in the attack and that several of the others injured are still recovering, let's go to jacqui heinrich on the ground in pensacola following it all, jacqui, fbi was very clear that they don't want to jump to any conclusions, they don't want to point any fingers unnecessarily, they did not answer questions about whether the shooter mohamed was maybe self-radicalized part of a larger terror group or even if ideology was a factor here but they did say they're operating under the presumption that this was act of terror because that allows additional resources to identify and eliminate any other potential threats to the community and they say they've determined that this time that there are no additional threats, so that is the information that they gave, they said that they're looking at whether ideology was a factor, the jttf and we know that he purchased glock 45 that he used in this attack, we also learned more about what the saudi government is doing to cooperate in the investigation. there have been report that is 10 saudi students being detained on questioning and we learned today tha

jacqui heinrich reporting from her in his room. >> mit researchers got the idea for the spell and they were working on other drugs that have to be taken daily like medications for hiv and malaria. they developed a long-term delivery system where it's less likely that people will forget i does. we are still years away from seeing it in pharmacies but the drug just past a key test in animals. the capsule is shaped like a star with six arms that unfurl as the drug breaks down. during his testing scientists found they had to use stronger materials than they started with allowing the star to survive the harsh environment of the stomach for weeks. they did test by soaking the materials in simulated gastric florid which is very acidic and found two types of polyurethane work best for the arms on central core. now scientists are working on ways to dissolve the capsule so it exits the body through the data, digestive tract. it researchers say 9% of women taken daily birth control pills become pregnant anyway each year. the bill and melinda gates foundation is investigating $13 million to hopefu

arthel: jacqui heinrich, thank you. us to break it all down and what we can expect in next round of talks, ceo of hills&company, carley hills join us now. ms. hills, you have decades of experience with top level of our government in dealing with trade with china? >> i applaud the fact that we reached it, i heard that it was, quote, not a good agreement but it was a first step forward and honestly, the tariffs are just wrecking our economy. i think we have studies that show that we have loss, this is moody analytics by the end of the year as a result of our tariffs and the retaliation that's occurred. up more than 400,000 jobs, so the fact that we are moving forward to try to find a solution is a good thing. eric: china announced this morning that they are delaying and removing tariffs on cars and corn, that'll be good news for the farmers and for other goods, do you see this as a standoff or a standdown? >> i think that this is a first step forward. it isn't an agreement that -- that fictions all -- fixes all of the com

authorities are not yet naming the three people who lost their lives. >> mike: jacqui heinrich leading is often pensacola. many thanks. now an update on the harbor shooting. military officials identified the government and a possible motive for the navy sailor who fatally thought stomach shot two civilians, was unhappy with his commanders and had been undergog counseling. house democrats drafting up impeachment charges against president trump as the white house says it will not be participating in monday's impeachment hearings. correspondent leland vittert has the latest tonight. good evening, lee linda. good evening. you get a late dumb i invited to a lot of parties this year and typically a go something like this, thanks but no thanks. not here. president trump team did everything but burn the invitation created from chairman jerry nadler of the judiciary committee and declined to send an attorney from the white house to the impeachment hearings. >> as you know, you and you are impeachment inquiry is completely baseless and has violated basic fundamentals of due process and found a m

jacqui heinrich in monsey, new york, jeff paul in white settlement, texas. start with you, jacqui.fton thomas is facing federal hate crime charges, being held without bail just hours after his defense attorney and family held a press conference saying he is not anti-semitic person but is mentally disturbed. they also addressed evidence investigators found against him. the fbi described a journal in his car with anti-semitic statements and references to nazis and adolf hitler. thomas researched other jewish temples before the monsey attack. according to police thomas stormed home of a rabbi during a hanukkah celebration saturday night, wounding five people, including a the rabbi's own son. an elderly victim is still in critical condition. when thomas began the spree, he uttered, no one is leaving. the county called in private security guards to keep watch over the synagogue. around the state the governor ordered extra police patrols in orthodox communities like this one. since sent 23rd there has been one anti-semitic attack each day including christmas day a man in traditional clot

jacqui heinrich has an update from your >> reporter: what started as a hanukkah celebration, ended in tragedy. 38 rolled grafton e. thomas allegedly stormed the holiday of a rabbi. stabbing five people with a machete, before trying to break into a synagogue next door. the jewish community here is still coming to terms with what happened. >> i'm so overwhelmed with emotion that this could happen. there are no words >> the saying never again is being taken serious right now. we will make sure it does not happen. >> reporter: went police tracked thomas down, he was covered in blood. he did not try to clean up the evidence. his family says, he has a history of mental illness. no retaliation with hate groups. there was a visible security presence outside the synagogue this morning. >> as a community, as a county, we are fighting back. regardless of what the motivations are, in elizabeth investigates and reveals. the fact of the matter is we cannot sit around and do nothing.>> reporter: the rabbi, who survived the attack, is thinking god because the casualties could have been much worse sin

ed: jacqui heinrich. thank you. to the latest on the deadly plane crash we brought you yesterday in louisiana. we're getting more details. the only survivor on board remains in the hospital fighting for his life at this hour. the aircraft crashing into a post office parking lot in lafayette yesterday, killing five, including a sports reporter for a new orleans tv station and daughter-in-law of a lsu coach. >> it's a sad day, a tragic event. it hurts because we feel for the family. you know, and, it is something that we know we're going to get through. we have to make sure we keep god first. ed: correspondent kristina coleman in the west coast newsroom with more details. good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, ed. today four people are recovering from their injuries and five people are dead after the twin-engine aircraft smashed into a parking lot and burst into flames. the plane was heading to atlanta for the peach bowl. a mother and her 15-year-old son, michael walker vincent were two of the victims to die in the

christina coleman is following the texas church shooting, jacqui heinrich in monsey, new york, with theest on the stabbing there. hi, christina. >> reporter: well, the fbi is now on scene. two people, the suspect and a victim, have both died. the third person who was shot is fighting for his life at this hour, he's listed in critical condition, and he also suffered cardiac arrest. white settlement police got the call about this deadly shooting at west freeway church of christ just before 10 a.m. central time, that would have been about a half hour into the morning bible study according to the church's schedule posted online. multiple reports indicate that shooter was taken down by that armed security officer at the church. officials don't believe there's any additional threat to the community, but they still had whom-sniffing -- bomb-sniffing dogs check out the church after the shooting to make sure the grounds were safe and secure. police are now interviewing witnesses and trying to pin down a motive. again, they can't question the suspect who has succumbed to his injury withs. there w

laura: jacqui heinrich on the scene for us, thanks. eric: i'm joined by veteran former new york city assemblyman who has faced these anti-semitism attacks and cases for far too long. he's the founder of americans against anti-semitism the, you know, assemblyman, we've discussed this for decades. from the pittsburgh tree of life of shooting, jersey city and now this, your reaction. >> well, anti-semitism's out of control. the numbers speak louder than anything i can say. the fbi, the new york city police department, the adl, we have never had a situation as it exists today in this country and in new york in particular. out of control. 36 years as a member of the new york state legislature, you know, i dealt with swastikas, hate, that's part of the scenery of the world that we live in. but what we see now is systematic, day-in, day-out horrible things happening. verbal assaults, physical assaults, murder. out of control. eric: where does this come from? what is the cause? >> it's a combination of things. we can point to a lot of things.

jacqui heinrich, fox news.y's blocking of wikpedia is unconstitutional. turkey's president ordered the ban in 2017, of after the site refused to remove pages the government found offensive. they took the case to court and argued it was a violation of freedom of expression. a big honor for two of the men who helped tackle the london bridge terrorists. british media says they will receive the highest bravery medal for civilians. they jumped into action after the us suspect killed two people. they used a norwal tusk to beat the man before he was shot and killed by police. japan hit another snag when it comes to cleaning you up the fukushima nuclear plant. the removal of fuel rods is being delayed by 10 years. officials say more preparation is needed to reduce radiation and clear debris and other risks. the power plant was wrecked by a tsunami and earthquake in 2011. well, amazon echos and fit bits seemed to be the gift of choice this year. the alexa app was at the top of the apple store's list after christmas. as

jacqui heinrich, thank you. let's send it over to meteorologist adam klotz who is in the fox weather center for a look at the holiday travel forecast. adam? adam: yeah, jon, unfortunately, when we talk about fog, one of the things that can cause that and causing some travel woes, that would be temperatures sitting on top of snow. get warm air sitting on top of snow, fog often happens after that event. we are seeing temperatures not relatively cold across the country. a lot of spots that would typically be chillier in the 40s, in the 50s, not very many spots hovering in the -- closer to that freezing rain. this is where our current snowfall cover is across the country. because of the warm air, by the time we get to christmas morning, it is going to continue to melt and retreat. there will be plenty of spots leading up to a snowy christmas, especially out west, but it is going to be fairly warm the next few days so fog could be a continuing issue. the other issues are a couple of systems we're tracking, one runnin

kristin: jacqui heinrich, thank you. leland? leland: meantime, we're learning or new details about jeffrey epstein as two women who say they were abused by the late child sex trafficker shared their stories in an exclusive interview that aired on fox's "the story" with martha maccallum. >> it's hard for me to even go back to that first time really because he was so manipulative, and he coerced me into doing so many things. >> he sexually abused you on the island. >> yes. and he also had an office in st. thomas, and i was abused there too. leland: and with that, we bring in attorney and northwestern adjunct law professor andrew stoplightman. andrew, good to see you as always, appreciate it. as we look at this, where does the case for these women go from here? is there any way for them to be compensated, to get some kind of closure if that comes in financial set respects -- settlements with epstein's estate? >> yeah. the good news is a number of these victims have come forward and they are suing the estate. the estate has talked a

in pensacola, jacqui heinrich, fox news. >>> we are following developing news from a small new zealande a volcano has erupted, killing at least one person. the white island volcano erupted with a least 20 people missing on the island. this is video from a san francisco man who helped tend to injure people on a boat. police say the death toll is expected to rise. >>> the u.s. has joined the efforts to fight the massive wildfires burning out of control in australia. aerial footage shows the scope of the fires burning in new south wales. fire officials say, at least 95 fires are yet to be contained. crews have come from new zealand and canada to help battle the fires. a 20-person team from the u.s. also arrived yesterday. >>> we are getting ready for your workweek. we had a couple of nights off. tomorrow, we will have fog in the morning, especially in the inland bay area. probably, some in davis. fairfield, maybe, a little bit. a little fog toward black point in the san rafael area. some fog. that's sort of the weather headline. clouds, too. coastal fog out there today. the coastal fog, y

jacqui heinrich joins us outside the home where a news conference wrapped up. appened at home of a hasidic rabbi. the suspect came to the door wielding a machete. stabbed people inside and tried to get into the synagogue next door but the doors were locked. five people were wounded. two critically. one important reportedly stabbed six times the suspect fled in a car. police caught up to him in new york city. all this as the rabbi who survived the attack gathered with the worshipers, praying about god's mercy and grace. take a listen. it is the second attack on jewish people in this town since november when a hasidic man was beaten and stabbed as he walked into a synagogue. police said there was no evidence that was a hate crime. just in the last week, nypd announced it is sending officers to houses of worship after at least eight anti-semitic possible hate crimes around one in traditional clothing was punch in the fac jewish woman wr child was hit in the face. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned this attack and the governor did vow to bring the p

jacqui heinrich is in pensacola with the latest. >> the focus of the investigation is whether mohammedaeed alshamrani was part of a larger network for motivated by ideology. but governor ron deand is said the shooter -- ron desantis said the shooter hated this country. >> have you read the reports? he had a majors social media trail. this guy was somebody who just had a deep-seated hatred for the united states. how can this individual take out three our sailors to me is unacceptable and i think it cot have been prevented. reporter: governor desantis said he's glad the department of defense is reviewing the vetting process for training with the u.s. military. but he wants to be sure what saudi arabia is doing in their screens. an anti-american tweet that came just before the shooting they want to confirm came from alshamrani. and somebody filmed the shooting from outside the buildings. >> it's unclear, were they filming before it began or picked up their phones and filmed it once they saw it unfolding. i think we need to let the investigation play out. today people pull out their phones

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich's live in new york with more and what we are learning this morning. >> good morning. we are hearing from the rabbi who survived the attack at his home and despite his sudden being among the injured, he is saying that he is grateful the casualties could have been much worse and in front of the synagogue this morning are armed guards after what happened here. there is a hanukkah celebration, hacking five people with a machete in the synagogue next door. 1 person is still in critical condition. 1 person chase them outside and got the license plate numbers come up tracked it down in manhattan with the help of license plate readers. mikehe tried to clean up the evidence with bleach. answer to what they're going to do about an uptick in anti-semitic crime. since december 23rd, there's been one anti-semitic attack each day around new york city including an incident christmas day when a man in traditional clothing was published in the in brooklyn. andrew cuomo calling it domestic terrorism, new york mayor bill de blasio said the answer is more police presence. presid

we begin with correspondent jacqui heinrich where the accused and the latest attack and now faces federal good evening, jackie. >> good evening, my, the case now faces federal hate crim

kristin: jacqui heinrich, thanks. leland? leland: all right.aryland congressman, vice chair of the house armed services committee also a retired colonel in the u.s. army reserve, anthony brown joins us from the reagan defense forum, simi valley, california, where there's obviously a lot of discussion about this going on right now. congressman, appreciate you being with us. do you agree with the assessment of some of your colleagues that this was terrorism? >> yeah, leland, in fact, i just left a panel discussion with all of the chiefs of the various services, army, air force, navy, marines. the question was asked of them do you believe this was a terrorist attack, and they -- like i -- caution not to jump to any conclusions. the fbi has this case, they're scrutinizing it closely. but whether it's ultimately characterized as a terrorist attack or not, i think we can all agree that it inflicted terror. i mean, the idea that a saudi national on a u.s. military base gunned down, killed three americans, that's tragedy thetic, and it's, it is a terro

molly: jacqui heinrich, thank you very much. >>> lawyers for the convicted boston marathon bomber arernaev has admitted to taking the lives of others. he and his older brother set up two bombs at the finish line at the boston marathon claiming three lives and injuring more than 260 other. the brothers killed mit police officer sean collier. now his defense attorneys are arguing that his trial wasn't fair. they're seeking new proceedings arguing this past week before the first circuit court of appeals. leland: you've been covering this literally since it happened, since the first bomb went off at the marathon. the question is this: is this sort of normal after death penalty conviction appeals, or is a fair reading of in that they really have some teeth to bite into on this? molly: well, i spoke with one law professor who thinks there is some teeth here, potentially that the case -- at least partially, there were two parts of the case, the conviction phase and the penalty phase, and that potentially these air pell late judges -- appellate judges could decide to begin again. the defense

fox news's jacqui heinrich with the latest. jacqui?ase now faces federal hate crime charges as private armed guards stand outside of the synagogue tonight after the county called in extra help. >> ex-fbi, state police and detectives. they will be going to these different, in very, very menacing omnipresent truck. reporter: jewish people in monsey, new york, feel that is necessary after a rampage at a rabbi's home on the seventh night of hanukkah. police say 38-year-old graph ton thomas burst in with a machete said no one is leaving, stabbing five people including the rabbi's son before trying to get into the synagogue next door. worshipers, chased the man out, throwing tables and chairs and got his license plate. nypd tracked him down in manhattan. investigators allegedly found disturbing evidence in his car a journal with anti-semitic statements with references to nazis an adolph hitter. they say thomas researched other jewish temples online. >> scores of papers which frankly show the ramblings of a disturbed individual. >> new york g

jacqui heinrich tracking it all in new york. >> reporter: hey, kristin.y charged in the murder implicated him and also another boy in the investigation. in an unusual move, n

jacqui heinrich is in times square right now. >> organizers suspect one or 2 million people to pack intoimes square tonight but despite that crowd to the nypd says this is the safest place in the world to bring in the new decade because of all the security here. since four in the morning police have been clearing the streets but people will move through for a multilayered screening process, everyone will be checked multiple times and also go through a paper sniffing and heavy weapons screens. a uniformed and undercover cops are watching from the ground and overhead and for the first time at this event, using drones. nypd is deploying thermal imaging, 3d mapping, and magnifying cameras high overhead all in addition to more than a thousand eyes in the sky with a network of security cameras. this process is not new, the ball drop has been going on since 1907 -- after a spate of isis propaganda posters targeted new york this summer, no stone was left unturned. millions will be watching and police say we are in the clear. >> look at the events that have happened around the world, we want to b

jacqui heinrich is live in muncie, new york with the late latest. >> that suspect is now being chargedith the federal hate crime and we just received a criminal complaint against thomas and it contains some disturbing details. it says he went into the rabbi's home with his face partially covered with the scarf and said no one is leaving. investigators also say in his car they found a journal with anti-semitic statements and references to adolf hitler and, nothing's. police say 84-year-old grafton thomas stabbed five people with a machete he bought from china during a hanukkah celebration friday night and among the injured is the rabbi's own son, also an elderly victim. police tracked thomas to manhattan, and police say he was covered in blood and smelled like he was able to cover -- trying to cover up the evidence with bleach. new york leaders attempted to answer what they are going to do about an uptick in anti-semitic crimes. since september 23rd there's been one anti-semitic attack each day including christmas day when a man in traditional clothing was punched in the face in brookly

. >> molly: jacqui heinrich, thank you.e will bring in steep going, president of the jewish federation and foundation of rocklin, county new york. steve, thank you so much for being here today. i really appreciate it. i just want to talk to you about what is happening in the community now, how are you doing when you reflect on what has occurred? >> it has rattled the community. it is impossible to think that is in rocklin county, they are probably the highest amount of jewish in any country in the world outside of israel. we have every type of jewish movement whether it is orthodox, conservative, reformed, represented in the county. my parents moving to the county. i grew up there, went to high school there, great place to raise a family. it's shocking that something like this would happen. >> molly: this is a particularly horrific attack, a machete at a hanukkah celebration. but a string of attacks in new york reaching to new jersey that suppress the nation and around the world. your thoughts as you see this unfolding so c

for more on today's tragedy let's go to fox news national correspondent, jacqui heinrich.he's down in pensacola. jackie? >> we are learning six saudis were arrested for questioning in the wake of the shooting, credits according to a senior u.s. official. we are told the shooter's name is mohamme saed alshamrani, a saudi national early in his training at the pensacola naval air station. the fbi even moments ago would not confirm in a press conference whether this was in fact a terrorist investigation. >> we are not prepared to sour to confirm what may have motivated the shooter to commit this horrific act today. there are many reports circulating but the fbi deals only in facts. >> florida congressman matt gaetz said plainly this was an act of terror saying the fact that it's being handled by the fbi and not ncis signals that. senator rick scott agreed writing whether this individual is motivated by radical islam or was simply mentally unstable this was an act of terrorism. the fbi would not confirm also if they are investigating a now suspended twitter account that may bel

jacqui heinrich has more. >> reporter: according to the coalition for the homeless, new york city's homeless levels are the highest since the great depression and 142% higher than 10 years ago a. those california numbers real lie threw off the new data released by the department of housing and urban development. homelessness in california is up more than 16% with an additional 21,000 people on the streets compared to last year. ben carson said if you take the other 49 states and remove california, overall homelessness is going down. the massive homeless increase in california totals more than every other state combined, upending positive trends from elsewhere. 29 states and washington, d.c. reported overall declining rates. homelessness among veterans is down 2% and among families is down nearly 5%. overall the national rate of homelessness is up 2.7% with significant increases in california and oregon. carsoned said in september the drum administration -- trump administration was working on a plan. >> you said we're talking about weeks, not months. what happened? >> we have been out there.

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we begin with correspondent jacqui heinrich where the accused and the latest attack and now faces federal hate crimes. a good evening, jackie. >> good evening, my, the case now faces federal hate crime charges as a private armed security guards stand outside the synagogue tonight after the county called an extra help. >> the state police and detectives. they will be going to the different -- and a very, very menacing omnipresent truck. >> jewish people in muncie new york field it is necessary after a rampage at a rabbi's home on the summit that night of hanukkah. police say 38-year-old thomas burst it in with a machete and said no one is leaving. including the rabbi's on, five people come up before trying to get into the synagogue next door. if they chase the man out throwing tables and chairs and got his license plate. investigators allegedly found disturbing evidence in this car and a journal with anti-semitic statements and references to and adolf hitler. if they also say thomas researched other jewish temples online. >> scores of papers which frankly show the wranglin rambla disturbed

jacqui heinrich is live at the scene in mon is sey, new york, just north of new york city. >> reportervernor cuomo, as you said, called this an act of domestic terrorism, and the president did just weigh in, wishing the victims a quick recovery. the suspect, a 38-year-old man who lives with his mother, is now facing five counts of attempted murder and also burglary. grafton thomas pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say he stormed the home of the rabbi as 60 people were gathered to celebrate the seventh night of hanukkah. he was hacking people with a machete, police say. five injured, two critical with one person reportedly stabbed six times. worshipers threw tables and chairs at the man, and at least one man chased the suspect before he fled in a car and was able to get his license plate. police tracked down thomas in manhattan. prosecutors pointing out he went to the city the after the incident, not to his home. this was the second attack on jewish people in this town since november when a man was beaten and stabbed as he walked into a synagogue, and it's the latest in a spate of recent

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jacqui heinrich, foxnews. >> one person on board the plane that survived the crash. there hospitalized in critical condition. >>> at least 4 people on the plane had ties to the lafayette based company, global systems for the company ceo, wife and 50 north and are among those who died in the crash. >>> after yesterday's game, the lsu team head coach and wide receiver responded to the tragedy >> it was a tragedy that happened. he is with his family today. i love the had to tell coach. tell him what happened. here is what he said. coach, we will get through this. >> the fact that he stuck with the game and called a great game . that just means a lot for the players. i feel bad for him. i am sorry for him. and for his loss. we are with him. >> many of the players said they did not find out about the plane accident until after the game. >>> a 30s a whole i have identified the pilot introduce passengers who died in thursdays helicopter crash according to usa today, quite police say the pilot was 69- year-old, paul matero of hawaii and two other passengers were his constant

jacqui heinrich is here with the latest on this continuing situation. >> reporter: hey, eric.er might surface especially after that disastrous interview prince andrew did last month which ultimate arely cost him his royal duties and his palace address. she claims when she was underage, jeffrey epstein paid her to sleep with prince andrew three times including at an orgy at epstein's private island is and at a home of a woman who reout cuted her to -- recruited her. she first said in august she hoped the prince would come clean and warned again in this interview that he knows what he did. >> it was a really scary time in my life. he knows what happened. i know what happened, and there's only one of us telling the truth. >> reporter: before her message hit the airwaves, prince andrew sat down for a one-on-one and not only denied the woman's claims, but denied ever meeting her. that interview was met with i much create similar. -- criticism. he suggest the photo of the two together may have been doctored. >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady. none whatsoever. >> re

fox news's jacqui heinrich is in monsey, new york with the very latest. jacqui?ter: there are reports that the suspect is being investigated for a possible connection to a second stabbing in this town from last month. a man was walking into a synagogue was stabbed, left in the street. investigators have not returned our calls or answered our questions about his connection possibly to that case, but police never made any arrests in that incident. 38-year-old grafton thomas pleaded not guilty to five counts of attempted murder and burglary in connection with saturday's attack. he storm ad rabbi's home during a hanukkah celebration, hacking five people with a machete before trying to get in a synagogue next door. one of the injured the rabbi's own son. one is still in critical condition. andrew cuomo caldomestic terrord police to increase patrols at orthodox community like this one. there is alarming uptick in anti-semitic attacks around the state. since december 1st, there is one attack each day, when a man in traditional clothing was punched in face in brooklyn an

eric: jacqui heinrich has is the very latest at this hour. >> reporter: well, eric, the fbi has so faration, but within the last hour they said they have resources from both the joint terrorism task force and the criminal investigative division looking into this. the biggest question that looms right now is whether the shooter acted alone. the associated presses is reporting ten saudi nationals are being held at the base for questioning. they also say mohammed saeed al-shamrani hosted a dinner party earlier in the week where they watched videos of mass shootings. one of hose saudi students was recording the shooting from outside the building as it happened according to the associated press, and two other saudi students watched the shooting happen from a car. al-shamrani was one of a few hundred foreign pilots who train at pensacola each year. right now the department of defense has more than 5,000 foreign students from 153 countries training with the military on american soil. saudis have been training at pensacola since the 1970s, often sending trainees from the royal fam which has, i

rachel: jacqui heinrich is live in monsey where the horrifying attack took place. >> reporter: good morningith a security company after what happened. grafton thomas stormed the home of a rabbi during a hanukkah celebration saturday night, hacking five people with a machete before trying to get into the synagogue next door. prosecutors say when they brought thomas in, he was covered in blood and smelled like he tried to clean up the evidence with bleach. he pleaded not guilty to five counts or attempted murder and burglary. since december 23rd there's been one anti-semitic attack each day around new york city. governor cuomo calling it domestic terrorism, mayor de blasio saying the answer is more police presence. president trump tweeted yesterday the attack on the seventh night of hanukkah last night is horrific. we must all come together to fight, confront and eradicate the e scourge of anti-semitism, but the suspect's family is saying he has a long history of mental illness and hospitalizations writing: he has no known history of anti-semitism and was raised in a home which respected all