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Lisa Brady
Hot is an understatement. Lisa Brady, FOX news More than 150 million Americans are under heat alerts as extreme temperatures spread from the Midwest to the east. 20 states could top 100 degrees this week.
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Ginny Coselda
New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani says if the forecast holds, it could be the city's hottest Fourth of July since 2010.
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Kevin Warsh
The city has opened hundreds of cooling centers across the five boroughs. We have also launched a fleet of more than a dozen cool vans where New Yorkers can access medical care and resources.
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Ginny Coselda
Forecasters are expecting Friday heat indices of 105 in Raleigh, North Carolina, 109 in Memphis, Tennessee and 110 in Washington, D.C. fox's Tanya J.
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Lisa Brady
Power's extreme heat is the number one weather related killer in the US the heat dome descending just as America 250 celebrations are peaking for the holiday weekend with heightened security in place for many events. Just getting word that two people who unfurled a banner today atop the Empire State Building at the Antenna have been arrested. No word yet how they gained access to climb well above the landmark's public areas. President Trump is in North Dakota. That warm welcome moments ago as he visits the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, which opens on Saturday.
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David Spunt
The library is unique in more than it's an experience, not a traditional library. It incorporates artificial intelligence to take you in and feel like you're really there. Talking to Roosevelt now. He was in his mid-20s when he arrived to Maduro in 1883 for a hunting trip. He was hooked less than six months later on Valentine's Day Day in 1884, his wife Alice and mother Martha died within hours of each other. He was overcome by grief and returned to Madura later that year. This place gave him strength.
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Lisa Brady
Fox's David Spunt former CIA director John Brennan, now suing the Trump administration over investigations he claims are politically motivated. Brennan wants a court order to require that records from the probes be preserved. America is listening to FOX News.
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Lisa Brady
Nearly one month after a Pennsylvania college student was killed, an additional reward is being offered.
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Police Reporter
Police believe two 16 year old boys, Kasim Smith and Azubayer Fleming, shot and killed Billy Schmidt, a Penn State student, during an armed robbery attempt on last month. U.S. marshals are now offering a $5,000 reward to find them. According to police, Schmidt was close to his home in Philadelphia. Neighbors surveillance cameras show an argument start after the teens took Schmidt's phone. He was trying to get it back just before shots were fired. The marshal's reward offer is on top of the City of Philadelphia's $20,000 reward for information leading to the suspects grotesque. Fox News.
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Lisa Brady
The U.S. trade Representative just confirming that a trade deal made in the first Trump term between the U.S. mexico and Canada will not be renewed in its current form, though it will remain in force for now during negotiations. No clues from the new Fed chief about interest rates, but he is standing by his commitment to let policymakers decide.
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Kevin Warsh
When we get into that room and shut the door, we're going to have a good debate. But I don't have much more for you than that.
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Ginny Coselda
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh isn't revealing where he sees interest rates headed. He answered questions at the Sintra Forum organized by the European Central bank held in Sintra, Portugal, but stress the decision will be made in the meeting this month.
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Kevin Warsh
I see many of my FOMC colleagues here in Sintra. I take their views very seriously. I want us to have a good family fight when we meet in four weeks.
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Ginny Coselda
War says there is a lot of breaking news to consider. Ginny Coselda, FOX News.
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Lisa Brady
The federal government's employment report for June is due out tomorrow. Today, the Dow is still hitting new highs upward 102 points right now. The Nasdaq turning lower now, though it's down 56 points. US oil prices sinking under $69 a barrel. Alisa Brady, FOX News.