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A frozen zone in New York City. Lisa Brady, FOX News Fans facing a lot more security for Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight at New York's Madison Square Garden with President Trump planning to be there, police shutting down a wider area beginning at this hour. And the New York Knicks warning fans to expect airport style security measures.
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Guests are strongly encouraged to arrive at least two hours before tip off to allow additional time for screening and entry. Now fans will also not be allowed to bring bags inside. The president. The president's visit comes after last night's stabbing at Penn Station that injured five people. This is Trump's first time at MSG since he attended a UFC fight shortly after the 2024 election.
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Fox's Nate Foy at the Garden. Penn Station is directly under the arena in that stabbing yesterday. The suspect was also injured and sent to the hospital. The White House just confirming President Trump sent Todd Blanchet's nomination to the Senate to stay on as attorney general. He's been serving as acting ag. The defense rests at the Texas trial over a deadly stabbing track meet last year. Carmelo Anthony has claimed self defense after Austin Metcalfe was killed during a confrontation.
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Investigators say the confrontation started after Anthony was sitting under a tent belonging to Metcalf's team. Witnesses testified that Metcalfe repeatedly asked him to leave. One witness said that Anthony was asked to leave about 15 times. So far, the defense has called up six witnesses, including one teen who said this during cross examination, quote, I think Carmelo was in the wrong. Prosecutors asked did Carmelo Anthony provoke the confrontation? He answered yes.
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Fox's Brooke Taylor at the county courthouse in McKinney, where again, the defense has just rested its case. Anthony could face life in prison if convicted. A mixed finish on Wall street. The Dow down 81 points at the Bell. America is listening to Fox News.
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of using insider information to make money on a bet about Venezuela appears in court in April.
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Gannon Ken Van Dyke pled not guilty to charges he used his knowledge as an army soldier about US Action in Venezuela to place bets on polymarket. Today he appeared in court for a pretrial hearing at which future court dates were set up. Van Dyke is accused of using the prediction betting platform Polymarket to make more than $400,000 over the arrest of Venezuela's leader Nicolas Maduro. Outside court, Van Dijk's attorney said his client did not have a say over the events that happened and that only the president did. Van Dijk's accused of violating non disclosure agreements he signed in the army to violate the Commodity Exchange act, commit wire fraud and one count of unlawful monetary transaction. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
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The president loses a round in court as a federal judge strikes down a planned 100,000 DOL fee for high skilled foreign workers seeking new H1B visas. 20 democrat run states challenging that executive action. Today's ruling finds the fee amounts to a tax that was not authorized by Congress. An emergency response in Texas after more flesh eating screwworm flies are found.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott activating the state's emergency operations center and mobilizing multiple agencies to combat the re emergence of the new world screwworm, a highly destructive livestock pest not seen since the 1960s. Now four confirmed cases in about a week hundreds of miles apart in Texas, according to the usda. The screwworm, a parasitic fly, is dangerous because unlike other flies, its larvae or maggots eat live flesh, which could threaten the nation's cattle industry. The state urging Texas ranchers and residents to inspect their animals daily.
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Fox's Jeff Manasso recapping stocks. The Dow drops 80 points, but the S and P finishes higher. The Nasdaq up 220 as tech shares bounced back from a Friday. PL and Lisa Brady, FOX News.