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Dave Anthony (0:03)
Still searching for the Brown University shooter. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX news.
Brett Smiley (0:08)
It is going to be hard for my city to feel safe going forward. This has shaken us.
Dave Anthony (0:16)
That's Providence Mayor Brett Smiley. Saturday shooting left two Brown students dead, nine wounded.
Brian Yanes (0:21)
The FBI says this person should be considered armed and dangerous. The FBI is also now offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the identification, arrest and convict in this case.
Dave Anthony (0:32)
Fox's Brian Yanes also reports from Brown.
Brian Yanes (0:34)
Providence police say they have developed a new lead, releasing new surveillance video showing the clearest pictures yet of the primary person of interest that they are looking for. These videos appear to show the potential gunman walking near Brown University at 2pm on Saturday. That is just two hours before the shooting.
Dave Anthony (0:53)
Nick Reiner will be in court later this morning in Los Angeles to face murder charges and the death of his father Rob, a famed actor and movie director and mother, Michelle. Actor James Woods, a friend of Rob Reiner's, tells FOX his reaction when he heard the news of the stabbings inside their home.
James Woods (1:07)
You know when you can't breathe? I literally said, and I said was it a home invasion? And she said, we don't know, but it may have been Nick.
Dave Anthony (1:17)
The US Military's blown up three more boats off the coast of Venezuela said to be trafficking illegal drugs, killing eight more alleged narco terrorists. Lawmakers in both parties want more answers. Democrats question the operations legality. And in a few hours, senators will get a classified briefing from Secretary of State Marco Rubio and more Secretary Secretary Pete Hegseth. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says.
Brett Smiley (1:39)
And if Secretary Hegseth continues to conceal.
Chrissy Barrett (1:41)
The truth.
Brett Smiley (1:45)
Then what exactly is he trying to hide?
Dave Anthony (1:47)
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