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Still working on a ceasefire in Iran. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. President Trump insists Iran is close to making a deal to end the ongoing conflict, but says there are still details to work out.
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Days after the US Military said it shot down drones launched toward the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump said he still believes Iran is ready to make a deal. On NBC's Meet the Press, he said Iran agreed to not develop nuclear weapons, but the president wanted that restriction to cover more ground.
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They go out and purchase, they acquire. I want to put the word if they buy or purchase or acquire, you know, you've got to have that in there, too, because that's not developing.
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President Trump blamed Iran's rise on what he called weak and ineffective leadership by the US And Europe. Granal Scott, FOX NEWS.
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And sirens are blaring across Israel right now as the IDF says Iran has launched missiles at it. Tehran had warned of retaliation after Israel struck Beirut's southern suburbs earlier today. Officials still counting the votes in last week's California primary elections in the governor's race.
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Former HHS secretary Democrat Javier Becerra advanced to the general election on Friday with former Fox host Republican Steve Hilton behind him. And in third, billionaire progressive Tom Steyer, who has spent hundreds of millions of his own funds on the race this morning. Steve Hilton made this bold statement on Sunday morning Futures.
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The most important thing is that actually we are very confident now that we'll be in the top two in the
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L A mayor's race. Mayor Karen Bass still holds the lead. She is leading the pack, followed by former reality star Spencer Pratt. But progressive city councilwoman Nithya Raman is nipping at his heels as thousands of votes that have come in in the last several days have gone to her.
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Fox's Anita Vogel, America's listening to FOX News. Police are still searching for at least two shooters who opened fire and wounded a dozen people at an Ohio street festival. Fox's Madison Scorpiono with the latest.
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Police say that the suspect shot people as young as 14 years old. Whoever did this is still on the loose and the shooting happening at what was supposed to be a fun family festival. It's described as one of the most joyous and celebrated events in the community. And locals who are there say this type of tragedy happens way too often. City officials say because it was a festival, tons of roads were closed. People were trying to get out of there. Golf carts were everywhere. So it was challenging for first responders to get to the patients. But all were off of the scene in an hour. The rest of the two day festival is now canceled.
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Two victims are still in critical condition. Police believe the shooters were likely aiming at each other. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and world leaders from France and Germany are hosting Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky for a critical meeting to discuss ongoing European and international support for Ukraine. As Fox's Stephanie Bennett reports, this coming after Russia launched attacks on Ukraine.
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Now the U.K. france and Germany. They are known as the so called E3 group and are some of Kiev's strongest allies. The UK and France are also leading the coalition of the willing initiative to provide security guarantees for Ukraine as part of a future potential peace process. But ahead of this meeting, Kyiv officials say a Russian drone hit a storage facility for spent nuclear fuel near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. It sparked a fire which was quickly extinguished and radiation remains within safe levels, we're told. Zelensky called it a vile Russian strike. Meanwhile, three people were killed while waiting for a bus at a bus stop in southern Ukraine. Over the past week, Zelensky says Russia launched more than 3,200 attack drones across the country.
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And President Zelensky is also planning on meeting with King Charles on Monday. I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is FOX News.