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Too close for comfort. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. The FAA says Marine One, the military helicopter carrying President Trump briefly came too close to departing passenger jet near Reagan National Airport yesterday. It was not a near miss, rather what's called a loss of separation incident.
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When Marine One takes off, those planes are supposed to stop. Yesterday when they were skids up at 2:33pm from the ellipse, the planes didn't stop. The FAA says based on our preliminary safety review, there was a momentary loss of separation after which the aircraft continued to move away from one another. The air traffic controller was in contact with both the commercial pilot and Marine One pilot during the loss of separation. As the White House has said, the president was never in danger. We are continuing to review the incident and will implement any appropriate corrective actions based on our findings.
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Fox is Peter Doocy at the White House. The FAA imposed new rules after last year's deadly collision between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines jet requiring greater separation between helicopters and planes around airports. Left leaning Dr. Abdul El Sayed defeats Congresswoman Haley Stevens in the Michigan Democratic primary for an open U.S. senate seat. He celebrated with supporters this morning.
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My family immigrated to this country from a place where there is not democracy. You cannot just put your hand up and run. And the ability to do this, to have our voices heard, to select our
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leaders, it is, it is a gift
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that sometimes we take for granted. So to have participated means so much else.
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I will face Republican Mike Rogers, a former congressman, in November. And the Dow is aiming for a record up 463 points at this hour. Any gain for the day will top yesterday's record close. The S&P 500 won't make it probably though it is headed lower America. Listening to Fox News, a California man is due in federal court today after authorities say he posed as part of President Trump's security team at Trump's LA Area Golf Club. Fox's William La Joanness reports.
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Last Friday, Secret Service and Homeland were doing a security assessment of Trump national preparing for last night's fundraiser. They noticed suspicious guy with an earpiece taking photos and video of a security setup here as if he was part of the team. Well, he left and came back on Sunday. This time he identified himself as being part of a State Department security detail. Well, that didn't make sense. So the feds called in the sheriff's deputies who found an illegal 16 round magazine with hollow point bullets inside his pants. They searched his car. In the parking lot. They recovered a pistol, security badge, additional loaded magazines and binoculars.
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38 year old Jeanine John Talay has pleaded not guilty. Washington state remains under siege from fast moving wildfires. Authorities say that they caught the person responsible for one of those devastating fires.
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The roads are closed into the neighborhoods that are so severely impacted. Their homes are gone. We have Spokane police in place as well as the Washington National Guard trying to keep folks out of that side of the neighborhood. They are still under mandatory or the evacuation three zones so not allowed. Back in, 37 year old Aaron Farinaci was arrested on first degree arson suspected of perhaps lighting the fire. The spark that led this fire once those flames really picked up that happening on Saturday afternoon Fahrenheit. Appearing in court yesterday, the state of Washington versus Aaron Farinachi. The judge beginning with making sure that he understood his rights, he said yes, your honor.
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Fox Weather meteorologist Craig Herrera reporting. And central Europe is sweltering under another record breaking heat wave. Slovakia and Austria both set record highs today topping one 106 degrees. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is FOX News.