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Will Lindsay Clancy face a retrial after the murder case ended in a hung jury?
Lindsay Clancy may learn today if she will be tried again for murder. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. There's a hearing weeks after the hung jury mistrial. Her outspoken lawyer, Kevin Reddington, wants the case dismissed or his client to be acquitted. And Fox's Nate Foy reports from outside the court in Massachusetts.
The DA's office filed a motion for a gag order that is expected to be addressed in court today. The DA's office criticized Reddington in that gag order request, writing, quote, counsel referred to the holdout juror in ways that ensured that the juror could be publicly identified. Now, we expect to learn more about that gag order request in court here shortly and if the Plymouth County DA's office will retry this case and if so, under what charges.
That's Fox's Nate Foy again. Now, as for that holdout juror, Michael Desrosiers, he refused to go along with the others, finding Clancy not guilty by reason of insanity. He tells Fox the focus should be on the three children she killed and added, I
would like to thank everyone, every individual. They have supported me throughout this difficult situation.
What did former special counsel Jack Smith say about the Trump investigations?
Former special counsel Jack Smith, who led the Biden-era investigations into then-former President Trump, is testifying now at a
Senate hearing. I am not a politician, and I have no partisan loyalty.
And Smith just said he stands by his decision to get two Trump indictments related to the 2020 election and the handling of classified documents. Both cases were dropped after court rulings in the Trump 2024 victory. Fox's David Spunt reports Republicans
will ask a lot about this. During Smith's investigations, he received communications, including text message records for members of Congress who were in touch with Trump and members in the White House. Now, Democrats have been pushing to get Jack Smith in front of the camera for more than a year so he can tell his side of the story. They believe that Jack Smith's prosecutions stood on solid ground and they want him to have an opportunity to defend himself.
AI industry leaders will soon attend a White House meeting with President Trump on regulations. America's listening to Fox News.
How are stock markets, oil prices, and gas prices changing?
On Wall Street, a little more selling. The Dow is down 54 points, the Nasdaq dropping 14. It is a four-point decline for the S&P 500. Oil's down 2%. And at the gas pump, regular's down 2 cents. AAA's national average, now 4.45 per gallon. Diesel also dropped two pennies to 6.43. President Trump insists that all the prices will drop a lot once the Iran conflict ends. And he's also doing this for the economy.
What does the $15 billion steel investment mean for Iowa manufacturing jobs?
A massive steel plant will be built in Iowa, President Trump says, announcing a $15 billion investment by Mesabi Metallics to open the steel facility and expand iron ore mining in Minnesota.
Iowa does a lot of things really, really well. We feed and fuel the world. And now we're going to continue to be a part of the American manufacturing story.
Iowa Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson joined the president for the announcement. Henson is running for Senate in a closely watched race that polls show is very tight. Steelmaking is expected to begin in Iowa in 2030, but President Trump says construction jobs will be created immediately. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
How are retailers preparing for record online holiday shopping?
Halloween is still over a month away, but retailers are already thinking about Christmas. As Adobe Analytics predicts, we'll get a record this year, set one, doing holiday shopping online. $275 billion worth, almost 7% more than last year. And Fox's Jenny Casola reports...
The fight for your holiday shopping dollars has begun. Target is lowering prices on nearly 2,000 items ahead of the holiday season. It covers home items, apparel, and accessories. It's on top of price cuts earlier this year. Target says the latest reductions build on more than 10,000 prices it already lowered. CEO Michael Fiddelke has been leading a turnaround effort at Target.
Who won Monday Night Football, and when do the baseball playoffs begin?
On Monday Night Football, the Chicago Bears beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-7 to close out Week 3 of the NFL season. Later today, the baseball playoffs start with four games.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Will Lindsay Clancy face a retrial after the murder case ended in a hung jury?
0:03–1:04
2
What did former special counsel Jack Smith say about the Trump investigations?
1:04–2:00
3
How are stock markets, oil prices, and gas prices changing?
2:00–2:25
4
What does the $15 billion steel investment mean for Iowa manufacturing jobs?
2:25–3:07
5
How are retailers preparing for record online holiday shopping?
3:07–3:47
6
Who won Monday Night Football, and when do the baseball playoffs begin?
3:47–3:58