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The search for the gunman continues. I'm Ted Lindner. FOX News. The alleged gunman behind Saturday's mass shooting at Brown University remains on the run. Fox's CB Cotton with the latest from the campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Since the shooting, all remaining classes and exams have been canceled and students are free to leave. But the ones that have remained, well, they're being asked to stay vigilant. We are now well past the 48 hour mark since the gunfire and this manhunt is only intensifying. Investigators releasing new images of the person of interest. Described as a man about 58 with a stocky build. Investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous. And even though he's wearing a mask, the FBI has put up a $50,000 reward hoping someone will recognize him.
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The attack left two dead, nine injured. All the people shot in the attack were students the FBI uncovered in a New Year's bomb plot this week by a group calling themselves the Turtle Island Liberation Front.
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Fox's Kevin Corr the bureau foiling a quot credible terrorist threat in California over the weekend. The agency says four individual alleged members of a radical extremist group were actually planning New Year's Eve bombings in Los Angeles. In fact, the DOJ says three of the four arrested in California brought potassium nitrate, PVC pipes and other bomb making materials to the campsite in the Mojave Desert for testing. Now according to authorities, the planned attacks were intended to to be coordinated over five separate locations throughout the Southland. Assistant U.S. attorney Bill Asale identifying the individuals as Audrey Carroll, Zachary Aaron Page, Dante Gaffield and Tina Lai, each charged with conspiracy and possession of a destructive device.
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And a first court appearance set for today for 32 year old Nick Reiner, the younger son of Rob Reiner who was arrested for the fatal stabbings of his parents at their home in Los Angeles. America's listening to FOX News.
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Simplisafe. Well, this morning the Labor Department set to release the delayed jobs report for November. Fox's Hillary Barski's got a.
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Preview. After taking a pause for weeks during the government shutdown, the Labor Department will publish November's jobs report with not one but two months worth of data on the health of the US Job market. The report will include the unemployment rate for November and some data on hiring in October, but will not include the unemployment rate for October. Economists are expecting that 40,000 jobs were added last month, just one third of the stronger than expected, 119,000 in September. And the unemployment rate is anticipated to hold steady at 4.4%, the highest level since October of 2021. Hillary bars ski Fox.
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News. The prime minister of Australia says his government's prepared to crack down on gun ownership, strengthening gun laws following the weekend massacre during that Hanukkah celebration at Bondi beach in.
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Sydney. The consideration that will take place includes limiting the number of guns an individual can own, the type of guns that are legal, whether gun ownership should require Australian citizenship and accelerating work on the national firearms.
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Register. Fifteen people were killed in the shooting, 40 others wounded. Gun rights activists arguing that if more Australians carried guns, the attack may have been stopped much Sooner, saving lives. U.S. southern Command saying that they've carried out kinetic strikes on three vessels in international waters, killing eight men. The military on X writing Monday evening, intelligence confirmed that the vessels were transiting along known narco trafficking routes in the eastern Pacific and were engaged in narco trafficking. And Bill and Hillary Clinton's scheduled depositions on Capitol Hill this week about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, now moved to next month. The DOJ set to release another set of Epstein documents by Friday. I'm Ted Lindner. This is FOX.
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