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A message to Israel and Iran. Lisa Brady, FOX News President Trump posting that both must immediately stop shooting after their first direct exchange of fire since a US Cease fire with Iran two months ago.
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A heavy exchange of fire overnight as the Iranians launched more than two dozen ballistic missiles at Israel. The Israelis responding with a series of airstrikes across Iran. But today, Iran's IRGC says they have halted attacks against the Jewish state.
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Fox's Trey Yings in Tel Aviv.
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The president spoke with Fox News overnight as this Iranian ballistic missile attack was taking place. I asked the president what his message would be for Iran. He said what I would suggest to Iran. You shot your missiles. That's enough. Get back to the table and make a deal.
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The Israeli prime minister just acknowledging a halt in fighting with Iran, but also vowing to respond with force to any future attacks. Tonight, both President Trump and the New York City mayor are planning to attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden a day after five people were stabbed in Penn Stat under the arena. The suspect was also injured and sent to the hospital. A federal lawsuit aims to stop a sporting event set for next weekend on the White House South Lawn.
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The Public Integrity Project filed a lawsuit over the weekend on behalf of two Virginia residents who argue the UFC fight card Sunday night at the White House violates National Park Service regulations and rules prohibiting sporting events on federal parkland. President Trump announced the event several months ago as part of the celebration centered around the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding. Sunday is also President Trump's 80th birthday.
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Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. A White House spokesperson calls the lawsuit obstructionist and baseless and says the UFC event is no different than other events hosted by the White House on the South Lawn and on the National Mall. A partial rebound on Wall Street. The Dow is up about 86 points after Friday's plunge. America is listening to FOX News.
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It's the defense's turn at the Texas trial over a deadly attack at a high school track meet after the prosecution rested over the weekend.
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Carmelo Anthony's accused of murder stabbing Austin Metcalfe to death after Metcalf told Anthony to leave his school's tent at the track and field championship in Frisco, Texas, at the Kukendall Stadium last year. One 18 year old defense witness said while track meets were more informal than football games and people walked around a lot and went into other teams tents, he said he would leave if he was asked and would never bring a knife to a track meet. Metcalf had told Anthony to leave his team's tent when one prosecution witness said Metcalf shoved Anthony after Anthony said, you're not going to move me after that. Anthony, who previously had his hand in a backpack and stabbed Metcalfe. Another prosecution witness said Anthony cursed at them and said he wasn't leaving the tent after being asked who he was. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News Anthony's lawyers are arguing self defense.
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Federal agriculture officials confirming two new cases of flesh eating screwworm fly in Texas found in a calf and a dog hundreds of miles apart, bringing the total number of cases to 4. The state mobilizing multiple agencies, urging ranchers and residents to inspect animals daily. The head of the World Health Organization says a closed border should re reopen despite an ongoing Ebola outbreak.
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Uganda temporarily shut its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo last month in an attempt to limit the spread of Ebola. The DRC is where the current outbreak is most prevalent, with more than 500 recorded infections. Uganda has reported 19 confirmed cases. World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhano Ghebreyesas is visiting Uganda. Speaking at an Ebola isolation unit, he told reporters while the initial decision to close the border was sound blank, travel restrictions don't work.
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Fox's Jonathan Savage A powerful earthquake now blamed for at least 35 deaths in the southern Philippines and more than 200 injuries and significant damage in General Santos City. Elisa Brady, Fox News.