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Terror on the Waterfront. I'm Jack Callahan, FOX News. Three people dead, eight others wounded in a shooting at a restaurant In Southport, North Carolina. Last night about 9:30, a boater pulled up to the dock at the American Fish Company and opened fire into a crowd of diners before fleeing up the Intracoastal Waterway. Southport Police Chief Todd Coring.
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November will be eight years that I've been the chief and I don't recall a time that we've had an active shooter situation like this. So it's definitely it's a bad night for Southport.
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A person matching the shooter's description later spotted loading a boat on a marina on a nearby island. The US Coast Guard detained that person, who is now in custody. Crews are bracing for a weather system expected to approach South Carolina as a hurricane in a few days. State's governor is urging residents to remain alert while North Carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency. The system, now known as Tropical Depression nine could soon become Tropical Storm Imelda. Meanwhile, Hurricane Umberto has intensified into a powerful Category 5 storm, bringing dangerous surf and rip currents to the northern Leeward Islands, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and Bermuda. Heavy rain and flash flooding are also hitting the Bahamas, Cuba and parts of Florida. At least four people are dead in Arizona's Gila county after heavy rainfall caused flash flooding on Friday. Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs My state of.
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Emergency declaration directs critical state resources to support ongoing search and rescue operations as well as cleanup and recovery.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has told Arizona that FEMA is prepared to assist the state. Several other people remain unaccounted for. Deadly stampede at a political rally in southern India has killed at least three dozen people and injured more than 40. Officials say. The crowd surged as a popular public figure arrived late, leading to panic and people falling. Extreme heat and overcrowding helped to worsen that crisis. America is listening to fox.
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The U.S. and its allies are expected to reinstate UN sanctions on Iran. Fox's Marianne Rafferty reports.
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United nations is reimposing sweeping sanctions on Iran after nuclear talks failed. The new restrictions target Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program. It comes just three months after Israel and the US bombed Iran's nuclear sites, an 11th hour effort by Iran's allies Russia and China to postpone the sanctions failed to win enough votes in the Security Council Friday.
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Iran has recalled its ambassadors to France, Great Britain and Germany in response to that vote. President Trump is sending troops to Portland, Oregon to tackle political violence, as Fox's Madeleine Rivera reports from the White House.
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Still some details that we don't know regarding this expected troop deployment, including when these troops will be sent and what their duties will be. The president just making the announcement on Truth Social saying that he's directed his Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to send troops to protect Portland at any of their ICE facilities under siege from attack by antifa and other domestic terrorists. While there have been protests at the ICE facility in South Portland, the state's Democratic governor, Tina Kotak, maintains there is no national security threat in the city. Kotak says they have been provided no information on the reason or purpose of any military mission. Regardless, state and local officials have already reported seeing armored vehicles and more federal agents in the city, something they dismissed as merely a show of force.
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The odor comes amid a rash of attacks on ICE agents. Flights into and out of New Jersey's Newark International Airport will remain limited longer than expected, with the FAA extending flight restrictions through October of next year. The ongoing issues include equipment challenges, a shortage of air traffic controllers, Runway construction and several other disruptions. The restrictions first went into place in June after earlier flight cuts. A ground stop was issued in August because of a technology outage. I'm Jack Callahan. This is Fox News.
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