Chapter 1: What national security actions did the U.S. take against Iran?
It was a matter of national security. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. That's what Vice President J.D. Vance says was the motivation between the U.S. strikes against targets in Iran. So he saw that the Iranian regime was weakened. He knew that they were committed to getting...
on that brink of a nuclear weapon, and he decided to take action because he felt that was necessary in order to protect the nation's security. On Fox's Jesse Waters' primetime, President Trump said the attacks would continue for four to five weeks, but possibly longer. Iran's supreme leader and other top Iranian officials were killed in a weekend strike from Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells Fox's Sean Hannity this will not be an endless war. We're going to create the conditions first for the Iranian people And Netanyahu said peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel would be possible due to the action against Iran. The U.S. embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was attacked by two drones, causing a limited fire. No one was injured.
The embassy is not occupied. The U.S. mission in Saudi Arabia has issued a shelter-in-place notification for major cities and is limiting non-essential travel to installations in the region. The Supreme Court has blocked a California state law that prevented schools from outing transgender students to their parents. It allows for the moment schools to alert parents automatically.
Should their children say they want to change their gender expression or their identifying pronouns at school? The court took the side of Catholic parents who sued, saying the law allowed schools to mislead them, in effect, helping their kids' social transition along.
California countered the argument, saying the students had a right to privacy if they feared how their parents would react to their decision. Fox is Grinnell Scott. America's listening to Fox News. Join Fox in supporting our troops. From daily needs to global emergencies, help us be there for those who serve. Visit go.fox slash Red Cross to donate to service to the Armed Forces today.
Victims are identified as the investigation continues into a suspected terror attack in Austin over the weekend.
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Chapter 2: What impact did the recent attacks have on U.S.-Saudi relations?
I cannot imagine the grief, pain, and loss these families are feeling today. Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis in the latest briefing identifying two people killed in the mass shooting outside a bar early Sunday. Savita. Sean and Ryder Harrington. Fourteen others hurt.
Police shot and killed the gunman, who was wearing clothes with an Iranian flag and the words, Property of Allah, with the FBI investigating it as an act of terrorism. We're told the suspect, a naturalized U.S. citizen from West Africa, was not previously on law enforcement's radar, and that Sunday's rapid response from the Austin PD and EMS saved numerous lives. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
The Austin Police Department confirming a short time ago that a third person has been removed from life support. Savannah Guthrie, her sister Annie, and brother-in-law Tommaso returned to their mother's Tucson home.
In their first return to the area since Nancy Guthrie disappeared a month ago, the three laid down yellow flowers at the front of the home where yellow ribbons, prayers, and a sign that reads, Let Nancy Come Home also sits. The family has offered $1 million for information leading to the recovery of their mother. It's the last day of campaigning before primary day in Texas tomorrow.
Both Texas Senate primaries are looking like close races. State Attorney General Ken Paxton leads Republican incumbent John Cornyn 40 to 36 percent in the latest Emerson College poll, ahead of 17 percent for Congressman Wesley Hunt. The Democrats state rep James Tallarico leads Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett 52 to 47 percent in that poll. Real estate broker Ahmad Hassan's at one percent.
Their runoff elections May 26 for races where no one wins 50 percent of the vote. Fox is Chris Foster. Wall Street, the Dow lost 73. The Nasdaq gained 80. The S&P up two points. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52-episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.
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