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Pam Husso
Mass shooting in Ohio. I'm Pam Husso, FOX News. Police in Toledo say 12 people are hurt too critically after gunfire erupted near a street festival last night.
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Chanley Painter
Police are still searching for those two gunmen that they say may have been shooting at each other when at least 16 shots rang out in a crowded summer street festival in Toledo. It all happening around 5:30 local time last night. Police say at least 12 people were shot, including two in critical condition. The victims range in age from 14 to 61, with officials confirming most were in their early 20s. There were several hundred people at that festival. Police are asking those that were there to review their cell phone footage to help identify the suspects. And festival officials, of course, have canceled the remainder of that weekend long event.
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Pam Husso
Fox's Chanley Painter. With just two days to go before the primary, scandals are rocking the campaign of Democratic U.S. senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine. Fox's Griff Jenkins takes a look at posts made on Redd.
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Griff Jenkins
The Post described him as a communist. He leaned into it. He was anti police and disparaging rural white residents as racist. That was troubling. But then it was that tattoo, also in October that we see the tattoo on his chest resembling a Nazi symbol that he got in Croatia with some of his war buddies. He had it removed. Then we get more posts that start to come out when he describes the war as the most enjoyable experience of his life, saying that he wants to kill people. If that wasn't enough, then we get to closure in May that confirmed he had a kick profile, a profile largely where young people are. He's sexting, sending explicit messages to women while he's married.
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Pam Husso
Platner, who hopes to unseat Republican Susan Collins, says his past is being weaponized. America's listening to FOX News. Israel is hunting down multiple assailants after several shootings, possibly coordinated, near the West Bank. Israeli police say one Israeli man was killed and five other people were hurt. One alleged attacker was shot and killed by police. He's been described as a Palestinian citizen of Israel. Residents in the area are advised to stay inside their homes. More arrests this weekend at an immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey. Protesters have been gathering there for weeks and clashing with ICE agents, citing inhumane conditions inside. Border czar Tom Homan spoke to FOX News about continued efforts by some Democrats to abolish ice.
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Tom Homan
It's about them losing political power, not about national security, not about enforcement law, not about making this country safe again. This is about their political power.
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Pam Husso
Some Democrats argue ICE agents are out of control, especially after the shooting deaths of two civilians in Minnesota. An emotional remembrance in Normandy, France, as the 82nd anniversary of the D Day invasion was commemorated. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was there.
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Pete Hegseth
The event marks the partnership between the U.S. british and their allies to carry out what's known as the largest amphibious invasion in military history. D Day, as so many know, changed the course of World War II as it ultimately led to the liberation of Europe from Nazi occupation. The 82nd anniversary of D Day comes as the US finds itself at an inflection point with European allies. The administration looks to reshape NATO, so the alliance bears more of the share of its own defense. Hegseth also talked about a different type of what he invasion happening in Europe that comes with migration. Hexa says there's been a proliferation of different ideologies in Europe and suggested the continent must do something to address it.
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Pam Husso
Fox's Madeleine Rivera UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer disagrees with the US Assessment, but he has said that tackling illegal migration is a challenge. I'm Pam Crusoe in New York, and this is Fox News.