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This is a FOX News alert. They're celebrating instead of fighting in Gaza. I'm Dave Anthony. That's the reaction to Israel and Hamas agreeing to a ceasefire plan that could end the two year war. They also were singing and dancing in Tel Aviv because a big part of the deal is the release of all the remaining hostages.
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We are still waiting to get confirmation that Itai, one of the two remaining US Citizens, indeed will be taken care of and will be able to come out.
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Unfortunately for Ruby Hinn, his son is not among the 20 hostages believed still alive. He was killed in the Oct. 7 attack two years ago. His body and the remains of 27 others still held by Hamas. President Trump says the plan is for all the hostages to be out by Monday and as Israel gets ready to implement the ceasefire. Fox's Peter Doocy reports from the White House.
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The top two items on the 20 point peace plan, one, make Gaza a terror free zone two, redevelop Gaza and the president's promise to work with partners in the region who have built mega cities in the Middle east in the last couple of years. Was a big driver of this Two.
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Pennsylvania state troopers are in a hospital. The morning after being shot.
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The officers had responded to a call about a retail theft at a Dick's Sporting goods store in Guilford Township, Pennsylvania. There was a car chase on Interstate 81 ending with the deployment of spike strips. Two women in the suspect's car complied with troopers commands and got out to be taken into custody. The man with them started shooting, hitting the two troopers before being shot and killed.
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Fox's Chris Foster. The government shut down a ninth day in a row as Democrats keep insisting health care provisions be included in a funding bill not approved yet. Fox's Ryan Schmell's reports from the Capitol. Things are getting heated.
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Republican Congressman Mike Lawler tried to get House Minority leader and fellow New Yorker Hakeem Jeffries to sign onto his bill to extend the Affordable Care act premium tax credits for for one year. It turned into a heated exchange. You're making a show of this to me.
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It's sad.
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You could easily sign on.
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America's Listening to FOX News.
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The day after we found out that the Palisades wildfire in Los angeles that left 12 people dead and thousands of homes burned, was arson. The suspects due in court in Florida, where he was arrested Tuesday.
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U.S. attorney Bill Asanley says Jonathan Rindernacht was living in the Palisades working as an Uber driver when he allegedly set a fire that smoldered underground before reigniting a week later to become the Palisades fire.
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This arrest, we hope, will provide a measure of justice to all those who were impacted.
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The 29 year old from central Florida charged with destruction of property by means of fire, officials setting evidence, including video surveillance that put him at the scene.
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ATF has determined that the fire was ignited with an open flame, rolling out.
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Fireworks, noting it was likely a lighter.
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We want to make sure that we are able to prevent anything like this from happening again. And we always have to look at ourselves and examine what we could have done better.
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La Mayor Karen Bass addressing questions about response efforts. Kristen Goodwin, FOX News, on Wall street.
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Stock futures and mixed the day of the NASDAQ's latest record high. Now an update on Dolly Parton. The country star says she's doing fine.
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After fans grew concerned about the country legend following her sister Frida's Facebook asking for prayers for Dolly's help. In a video she posted to social media, Parton, dressed in country gear, spoke directly to fans.
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I look sick to you? I'm working hard here. Anyway. I wanted to put everybody's mind at ease, those of you that seem to be real concerned, which I appreciate.
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She continued that she appreciated the prayers, too, explaining that when her late husband, Carl was sick, she let a lot of things go. And when she got around to it, the doctor said she needed to take care of some things. Her husband, Carl Dean, died in March at 82. Michelle Paulino, Fox NEWS in the baseball.
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Playoffs, Toronto knocks out the New York Yankees, so the Blue Jays advance to the American League Championship Series to face either the Tigers or Mariners. Detroit beats Seattle to force a final game tomorrow in the National League. The Cubs and Phillies won to avoid sweeps. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX NEWS.