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Deborah Valentine
The Secret Service takes down a gunman. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. A man who fired shots outside the White House, identified as Nasheer Best of Maryland. The Secret Service returned fire. Best died at a hospital. Fox News is confirming Best had a history of mental illness. He was arrested at least twice last year and had a restraining order to stay away from the White House. Fox's Alex Hogan is in Washington, D.C. with more.
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Alex Hogan
We've been seeing members of the Secret Service and members of the police come and go. However, as it pertains to the lockdown information, we were told that that lockdown has lifted. Of course, a lot of questions as to what exactly happened and the motive behind all of this and whether or not this was planned out, what exactly took place. For Right now, again, D.C. police telling anyone in the area to avoid coming here. Of course, there's a lot of onlookers, a lot of curiosity and concern as we're hearing from more members of the government who are reaching out, saying that they're just happy to know that no one within the White House was hurt.
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Deborah Valentine
The gunman did not enter the security perimeter of the White House. The president was at the White House at the time. A passerby is in critical condition after getting caught in the crossfire. President Trump announcing on Truth Social. A potential peace deal has been reached with Iran. Fox's Chanley Painter reports final details are
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Chanley Painter
still being worked out, with more information expected soon. The proposed framework would reportedly reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease restrictions on Iranian ports and frozen assets. It would also extend the current ceasefire for at least 6, 60 days to allow further talks on Iran's nuclear program, including the future of its enriched uranium stockpile.
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Deborah Valentine
The agreement involves the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and it also eases restrictions on Iranian ports and assets. It allows 30 days for talks on Iran's nuclear program. America's listening to FOX News.
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Deborah Valentine
Law enforcement in Montgomery County, Texas, say a shooting suspect in the New Caney area is in custody and the shooting scene is now secure. Two people were taken to a hospital with minor injuries. New Caney District Attorney Michali spoke to the press, sending a message to the people of New Caney and the next steps in this investigation.
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New Caney District Attorney Michali
People should know that it's safe now. It's safe because they responded the right way. It's a secure scene now. We're going to start piecing together what happened and we'll figure out that deliberately. We'll look at the facts and make decisions. But that very initial response, again, I think members of this community would be very proud of their law enforcement.
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Deborah Valentine
The suspect, a 60 year old man, surrendered to officers an hour after the incident began. Officials say at least one victim was the suspect's neighbor. Police say preliminarily, they believe that some sort of a disturbance between the two led up to the shooting. The Justice Department scrubs its website of Press releases about January 6 riots defendants. Fox's Carmen Roberts has a story.
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Carmen Roberts
The Justice Department says it removed press releases about criminal cases tied to the January 6 Capitol riot because they amounted to what it calls partisan propaganda. The move comes just days after the DOJ announced a $1.8 billion fund to compensate Trump allies who say they were unfairly investigated or prosecuted. Critics argue the removal of records documenting char charges, convictions and sentencings is the latest effort by the Trump administration to rewrite the history of the Capitol attack by Trump supporters seeking to stop the certification of his 2020 election loss. Carmen Roberts, FOX News.
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Deborah Valentine
Dozens of workers are feared trapped or missing after a nine story building under construction in a city north of the Philippine capital of Manila collapsed during a Thunderstorm early today. 22 workers escaped. Rescue workers are scrambling to free those believe trapp. Deborah Valentine, this is FOX News.
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