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Carmen Roberts (0:02)
The vetting process under fire. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. The White House is blasting the Biden administration's process for letting Afghans into the country after the US Pulled troops out of Afghanistan. All this as the investigators pour into the background of the D.C. shooting suspect, a 29 year old Afghan man.
Joe Kent (0:20)
Investigators say the Suspect had ambushed 20 year old Sarah Beckstrom and 24 year old Andrew Wolf shooting at them as he came around a corner. The head of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, says the suspect, 29 year old Ramanullah Lockenwall, was vetted by the intelligence community before working with the CIA in Afghanistan. But Kent says Lock and Wall was only vetted to fight against U.S. enemy forces and not for his suitability to come to America.
Carmen Roberts (0:45)
Fox's Madeline Rivera. Investigators say Lockenwall ambushed two National Guard members from West Virginia on Wednesday. Specialist Sarah Becktram died the next day while Andrew Wolf is still in critical condition. Lockenwall is hospitalized and charged with first degree murder. After the shooting, the Trump administration announced it is pausing all asylum decisions and issuing and the issuing of visas to anyone traveling with an Afghan passport. Shoppers are shifting today from Black Friday to Small Business Saturday.
Tonya J. Powers (1:16)
Many people are taking their big holiday wish lists and shopping small. It's Small Business Saturday, a day to recognize the more than 36 million independent businesses across the U.S. the day was launched in 2010 and it's grown in popularity ever since. Forbes reports that American Express, which was part of the push to begin the tradition, says Small Business Saturday has generated more than $223 billion since it started. The U.S. small Business Administration has co sponsored the day since 2011. If you'd like to amplify your favorite small businesses, use the hashtags Shop Small and smallbizsat on social media. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News America is listening to.
Carmen Roberts (1:55)
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