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An attack in Israel. I'm Dave Anthony. FOX News. Gunmen opened fire at a bus stop in Jerusalem, killing five people, injuring a dozen more, until a security officer and an armed bystander both shot back, killing the attackers. Hamas called it a natural response to the Israeli occupation's crimes against Palestinians. Now the shooting comes as Israel ramps up the war against Hamas with an offensive aimed in Gaza City. But President Trump is pushing back and he's pushing a new cease fire plan on Truth Social last night that would free all the remaining hostages.
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President Trump issuing an ultimatum to Hamas, accept his hostage and cease fire deal or face the consequences. The president calling this his final warning and says Israel has already agreed to his terms. This comes just days after Trump claimed his staff was in deep negotiations with the militant group.
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Fox's Ashley Strohmeier. President Trump also talked last night about Russia's war in Ukraine. He's also trying to stop that, telling reporters after returning from New York, certain European leaders are coming over to our country on Monday or Tuesday and individually, and I think we're going to get that settled. Well, this is after hours after Russia had launched its biggest drone and missile attack of the war. Most of them was shot down, but at least four Ukrainians were killed, dozens injured. President Trump also tells reporters he'll decide in the next day or two about sending National Guard troops to Chicago to fight crime like his crackdown in Washington, D.C. and it follows a controversial truth social message.
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That Post said in part Chicago about to find out why it's called the Department of War, referring to the name change for the Defense Department. President Trump says, though what he meant was he wants to clean up the city, calling that common sense, not war.
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Now it's Fox's Madeline Rivera. There were protests over the weekend as Democrats push back on the president saying crime is down in recent years. In Chicago, America is listening to Fox News.
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Jury selection starts today to put Ryan Ruth on trial in federal court in Florida. He's defending himself, charged in the second Trump assassination attempt last year.
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Ruth has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to assassinate a major presidential candidate, assaulting a federal officer and several firearms violations. Prosecutors say Ruth plotted to kill then candidate Trump before aiming a gun through shrubs at his West Palm beach country club last year. On September 15, US District Judge Eileen Cannon, who was presiding over the trial, warned Ruth last week about how he must conduct himself in front of jurors, including that he dress in professional business attire for the trial. Opening statements are expected to start on Thursday. Tanya Dre Powers, Fox News on Wall.
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Street Stock futures are rising coming off losses Friday. Carlos Alcaraz won tennis's US Open, beating Jannik Sinner for his sixth career Grand Slam tournament title. Denny Hamlin won the NASCAR playoff race in Illinois.
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The win automatically punches Hamlin's ticket to the round of 12. And on USA Network, as usual, he enjoyed playing the villain with the crowd.
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Y' all can boo me, but you can either get on the bandwagon or you can get run over by it. You still love the booze? Bring em.
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Hamlin joins his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Chase Briscoe as drivers out of clinch spots in the next round.
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That's Fox's GRE Thompson on Sunday Night Football, a big Bills comeback. Buffalo rallied to be Baltimore on a last second field goal 41 40. Atlanta missed what would have been a game tying field goal to force overtime, giving Tampa Bay a 2320 win. Pittsburgh beat the New York Jets 34 32. Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes to lead the Steelers past his former team. There were probably people in the organization didn't think I could play anymore. So it was nice to remind those people I still can't. New York's other team lost. Washington beat the Giants 21 6. Cincinnati edge Cleveland by a point. Green Bay top Detroit. Other winners Arizona, Denver, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Vegas, the Rams and San Francisco. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. This is Jason Chaffetz from the Jason in the House podcast. Join me every Monday to dive deeper into the latest political headlines and chat with remarkable guests. Listen and follow now@fox newspodcast.com or wherever you download podcasts.