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Who is that guy? I'm Dave Anthony. FOX News Police in Providence hope someone who sees their new footage will help identify the man in a face mask seen walking around Brown University hours before Saturday's shooting that left two students dead, nine wounded.
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Enhanced video showing really hoping that somebody in the public can notice the way that this person's body is moving, the way he moves his arms, the body posture and how they're carrying their weight. The person of interest is seen wearing a satchel in some images, but in others he is not. They have no information about how old he is and nothing to suggest that this is a Brown University student or staff member.
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Fox's Brian Yenis in Providence. Nick Reiner has not appeared in court yet, but he is jailed without bail, charged with two counts of murder and the stabbing deaths of his famous movie director father Rob Reiner and his mom Michelle at their Los Angeles home Sunday. Lada Nathan Hockman says if convicted, Nick Reiner faces life in prison without the possibility of parole or the death penalty. The surviving gunman in Sunday's terror attack in Australia targeting Jews celebrating Hanukkah on Bondi beach woke up from a coma, then was charged in the hospital with 15 counts of murder and other crimes. Our nation will respond. We will hold people to account. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. President Trump continues to crack down on Venezuela, posting on Truth Social. He's ordering a blockade of all sanctioned oil tankers after the US Seized one last week following House and Senate classified briefings on the US Milit operation blowing up boats off Venezuela's coast suspected of trafficking illegal drugs. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says they're dismantling terror cartels, undermining the security of Americans, threaten killing Americans, poisoning Americans. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer we don't.
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Want another endless war. We don't want to stumble into something. And given Trump's erratic back and forth on this issue, I worry about that. So do many Americans.
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Listen. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of Jesus, a listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts. There are five new countries added to President Trump's travel ban imposed earlier this year, preventing citizens from now Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan and Syria from coming to the US Restrictions also imposed on people with Palestinian Authority issued documents. Again, Syria is on the list and that's where three Americans were killed in a terror attack last week.
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The president will travel to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for the dignified transfers of two National Guardsmen killed in an ISIS ambush last week in Syria. Sergeant Edgar Brian Torres Tovar and Sergeant William Nathaniel Howard were both members of the Iowa National Guard. A US Civilian working as an interpreter was also killed in the attack. President Trump will salute the flag draped transfer cases as honor guards carry the them from a military aircraft to a vehicle for transport to the mortuary at the base. During his first term, President Trump said witnessing the dignified transfer of service members is the toughest thing he has to do as president. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox.
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News On Wall street the day after mixed jobs report to put the unemployment rate at a four year high. Stock futures are rising. The day after the dow dropped about 300 points. It's not an NBA title, but the New York Knicks have won a trophy. Topping San Antonio in the final game of a mid season tournament, the Knicks.
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Beat the Spurs 124 to 113 in Las Vegas to capture the NBA Cup.
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The New York Knicks are NBA cup champions.
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That was courtesy of Prime Video as the Knicks staged a second half rally and Jalen Brunson was named the NBA cup mvp. While a tournament victory in December doesn't carry the same weight as a title in June, the Knicks can now hang a banner next to the one commemorating their NBA championship in 1973, which was the last time the organization won a title.
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That's Joe Morgan. I'm Dave Anthony, this is Fox News.
This newscast covers major overnight headlines across national and world events, criminal investigations, U.S. policy, sports, and significant political commentary. The episode maintains Fox News’ brisk, factual reporting style, summarizing developments in criminal cases, global terror incidents, U.S. foreign policy, immigration restrictions, military tributes, economic news, and a highlight from the NBA’s midseason tournament.
Notable Quote:
“Really hoping that somebody in the public can notice the way that this person's body is moving, the way he moves his arms, the body posture and how they're carrying their weight.”
— [Unnamed police official, quoted by Fox reporter] (00:18)
“Our nation will respond. We will hold people to account.”
— Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (00:43)
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stresses efforts to dismantle terror cartels.
“They're dismantling terror cartels, undermining the security of Americans, threaten killing Americans, poisoning Americans.”
— Marco Rubio (00:43)
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer voices concern:
“We don't want another endless war. We don't want to stumble into something. And given Trump's erratic back and forth on this issue, I worry about that. So do many Americans.”
— Chuck Schumer (01:47)
“During his first term, President Trump said witnessing the dignified transfer of service members is the toughest thing he has to do as president.”
— Jared Halpern, Fox News (03:09)
“While a tournament victory in December doesn't carry the same weight as a title in June, the Knicks can now hang a banner next to the one commemorating their NBA championship in 1973.”
— Joe Morgan (03:47)
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