Trey Yingst

Reports do indicate US officials were concerned about the possibility that the Iranians or others would use forward deployed drones to target the base.

That's Fox's Trey Yingst in Tel Aviv.

That air base is in Britain, where last month five men were arrested in a suspected terror plot.

The commander-in-chief has approved using a firing squad to execute a former army major sentenced to death for murdering thirteen people, wounding thirty-two in a two thousand nine attack at Fort Hood in Texas.

We welcome them.

I wanna begin with chief foreign correspondent, Trey Yingst, who's in Tel Aviv.

Trey.

Harris, good morning.

Uh, the Omani Islamist hijacker planned to surge the Flydubai plane into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport.

Uh, this according to Trey Yingst

Kate, the co-pilot of this flight may have been trying to take control of the aircraft and crash it into Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport.

John?

And there was a, a recent pact that Saudi Arabia, uh, Pakistan, and Turkey made, uh, together.

They are now working together to route and kill, because Trump said, "We're not helping you," to route and kill and, and end the, uh, Houthis in Yemen who have taken over the Bab el-Mandab Strait, or as, uh, Trey Yingst from Fox News says, the Bab el-Mandab Strait, and, uh, allow that to be used for oil shipping, which they've, they've, uh, stopped, and did their best to try to stop that.

So, uh, let me show you some video because there are mercenaries from Saudi Arabia, and now Pakistan and Turkey are in on this.

Watch this, though.

New details about the Flydubai co-pilot in that mid-flight attack last week.

Fox's Trey Yingst in Tel Aviv.

AP named Hammam al-Hamami as the suspect.

Al-Hamami reportedly used an ax in the attack that may have already been in the cockpit.

Meantime, new details about the co-pilot suspect in a mid-flight attack on an Israel-bound Flydubai flight last week.

Fox's Trey Yingst is in Tel Aviv.

AP named Hamam al-Hamami as the suspect.

Al-Hamami reportedly used an ax in the attack that may have already been in the cockpit.

They treat each other with respect and dignity, but, uh, their learnings from the Quran state that they can do anything they want, uh, as long as they, uh, say their prayers to the Islamic individuals and, uh, make sure that they keep their promise.

And now it has come out, by the way, over the weekend, there was question about this, this Flydubai co-pilot, and was he as bad as some were saying? Uh, they, they said, "We haven't been able to find connections yet." And, uh, uh, even, even President Trump came out and said, "If we find there is a connection between him and Iran, uh, there's gonna be hell to pay." Well, uh, Chief, uh, the Fox News chief, uh, foreign correspondents, Trey Yingst, has now reported over the weekend, uh, on an investigation into the Oman c- uh, the, uh, Omani co-pilot who attacked the captain.

By the way, it comes out now he attacked the captain with an ax that was i- on the c- dashboard in the cockpit as a way of if the fire started in there, they could use the ax to break through the wall.

The Dubai co-pilot accused of attacking his captain in an attempted terrorist attack aboard an Israeli-bound passenger plet- planned to crash the aircraft into the Ben Gurion Airport.