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Alisa Brady
A red card reversal stands. Alisa Brady, FOX News Soccer's world governing body FIFA, says Belgium's appeal of the reversal is ruled inadmissible because they weren't involved in the initial call last week during a game with Bosnia. So a star US Player Flo Balogun, will be eligible for tonight's game against Belgium. This as President Trump faces questions about his phone call to the FIFA president asking for the red card to be reviewed.
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President Trump
I think the referee's call was horrible. The and nobody talks about that. They talk about the red card like it's fine. Nobody talks. The referee's decision to red card. I didn't know what the hell a red card was. When I found out, I said, you got to be kidding.
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Alisa Brady
But insisting he only requested a review and that it was FIFA's decision, the FIFA president says independent judicial bodies make these decisions. Belgium's soccer Federation telling the U.S. federation it will contest Baligan's eligibility if he's listed for play tonight. A police officer is the first witness called by prosecutors at a hearing on probable cause to send Charlie Kirk, accused assassin, to trial in Utah.
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Officer Chris Bagley
Officer Chris Bagley testified after Charlie Kirk was killed at Utah Valley University, he believed he heard gunfire from a rifle and this prompted him to investigate the top of a campus building in the direct line of sight called the Losee Center. He said he saw disturbed gravel where it appeared someone had been lying down on the roof.
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Dispatch Officer
I asked dispatch to get on the camera system and to see if anybody was on top of the losing building during the time of the incident. Dispatch came back and advised me that there was a male individual on top of the roof that was there at the time of the shooting.
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Officer Chris Bagley
In their efforts this week to convince the judge to move forward with trial for Tyler Robinson, the prosecution plans to play video of a police interview with Robinson's romantic partner, Fox's Jessica Rosenthal.
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Alisa Brady
A Texas law requiring age verification and parental consent for minors to download certain apps will stand for now the US Supreme Court just rejecting an emergency appeal to block enforcement. America is listening to FOX News.
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Alisa Brady
President Trump will head to Turkey for a NATO summit that begins tomorrow and will focus in part on Iran.
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President Trump
Look we're going to win one way or the other. We're either going to make a deal or we're going to finish the job. Okay. And it won't be tough to finish a job.
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Alisa Brady
But the president telling reporters he'd rather make a deal for now. Talks with Iran. Iran remain paused during the funeral for Iran's slain supreme leader, drawing mass crowds of mourners to the streets of Tehran.
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Trey Yingst
This event is scheduled to end on July 9 and has included international delegations from countries like Oman and Saudi Arabia. Many of the attendees chanted death to America.
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Alisa Brady
Fox's Trey Yinxed in Tel Aviv. There's been no appearance by the new supreme leader, the late ayatollah's son. Nearly two weeks after twin earthquakes in Venezuela, more than 3,300 deaths now confirmed, but thousands still missing. Some families in the harvested area digging through rubble with their bare hands, criticizing a lack of government assistance. An impeachment trial begins for the vice president of the Philippines, accused of amassing unexplained wealth and publicly threatening to have the Philippine president assassinated. She denies it. This year's FIFA World cup could become the biggest gambling event in history.
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David Spindel
Some analysts predict more than 50 billion in global wagers. Deutsche bank projecting $3.3 billion in wager through sportsbooks led by sites like DraftKings and FanDuel. While legal sports betting continues to boom, it does make it difficult to rein in other sports betting. Just one example, college sports limits are advocated for prop bets. In college sports, a proposition or prop bet is when someone places a wager on a specific player, but that bet isn't tied to the final score of the game.
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Alisa Brady
Fox's David spun prop bets also stirring debate at the professional level. The Major League Baseball Players association reportedly proposing a ban during collective bargaining talks. Now we're to the close on Wall street. The Dow up 94 points after hitting 53k for the first time today. The S and P and the Nasdaq also rising. And Lisa Brady, FOX News.