Admiral Brad Cooper

the real agreement is in place and fully implied with.

Adding, if it's not, the shooting starts bigger and better and stronger.

Now, Iran continues to claim the ceasefire is being breached by Israel with deadly attacks in Lebanon.

That's Fox's Trey Yinkston, Tel Aviv, also potentially threatening the ceasefire ahead of negotiations this weekend.

News reports from Iran suggesting they have mined the Strait of Hormuz, which President Trump demanded be open immediately to allow more oil and other shipping.

And so oil prices have gone back up, rising 6% WTI back over $100 a barrel.

Fox's Ginny Casola also details another report showing the economy grooving less than we thought back in the fall.

In another report, first-time unemployment claims rose last week, but the number of people continuing to collect jobless benefits declined, and there's a little bit of a sell-off on Wall Street.

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Back to Wall Street.

The day after the biggest surge since April of last year when the Dow rose more than 1,300 points.

The Dow giving a little back.

It's down 50.

The NASDAQ losing 60 points.

The S&P 500 off by about 7.

We mentioned oil rising back up.

Gas rising.

Not changed today.

AAA's national average for regular remains $4.16 a gallon, still a dollar more than or plus than the conflict before Iran started.

And diesel's up to $5.68, 13 cents shy of a record high.