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A manhunt in Rhode Island. I'm Lisa Lucera. FOX News. They're still looking for the person responsible for Saturday's deadly shooting at Brown University that killed two students and injured nine.
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There's no one that wants to put this individual in handcuffs than us.
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Providence Police Chief Oscar Perez. The FBI releasing new video of a person of interest, a man wearing a hat, a dark mask and dark clothing.
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While we mourn the devastating loss of the victims and those who are critically injured, the FBI and its partners are dedicated to honoring their memory through a meticulous investigation.
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Special Agent in Charge Ted Docks, who says the FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the shooting. A man had been detained over the weekend but was released yesterday after authorities say evidence showed he was not linked to the shooting. Rob Reiner's son Nick being held without bail after the director and his wife Michelle were were found dead at their home yesterday.
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Police were initially called out to this Brentwood home at around 3:40 yesterday. As we understand it, one of the couple's daughters discovered their parents here, both apparently stabbed to death.
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Fox's Jonathan Hunt. Nick Reiner has battled substance abuse and mental illness. A remembrance in Israel for the victims of the shooting on Bondi beach in Australia that targeted a Hanukkah celebration Sunday and killed at least 15 people. And a vigil on the beach here in Tel Aviv. Hundreds paid their respects to the victims. They lit candles in a menorah while singing songs and lifting each other up. Israeli officials have expressed frustration with the Australian government for allowing such a security failure to happen. Foxes Trey Inks in Tel Aviv. Australian leaders have promised overhaul already tough gun control laws in the wake of the attack. America is listening to FOX news.
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