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What are the Switzerland-mediated Iran‑U.S. negotiations about and who is involved?
Talks in Switzerland. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. Negotiations today between officials from Iran and the United States and Switzerland as the 60-day memorandum of agreement between the two countries remains.
The negotiations are aimed at securing a long-term peace deal while also addressing Iran's nuclear program. They have about 60 days to reach a deal. Pakistan and Qatar are mediating. The talks have reportedly hit obstacles along the way. This after President Trump threatened Tehran's delegation during negotiations.
What threats did President Trump make regarding the Strait of Hormuz during talks?
He says the U.S. could resume bombing and take over the Strait of Hormuz if a deal is not reached. Iran's top negotiator strongly condemned the remarks. A U.S.
Who was arrested for vandalizing the newly renovated reflecting pool and what are the charges?
official says the talks have covered several issues, including keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and enforcing the ceasefire in Lebanon.
Fox's Jackie Abanez reporting from New York. Multiple people, including a former U.S. Olympian, have now been arrested for allegedly vandalizing the newly renovated reflecting pool in the nation's capital. U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro comments on Fox News Live.
The president has made it a priority to make D.C. not only safe but beautiful. And there are several citations that have been handed out to individuals. And these are cases that will be prosecuted to the full extent.
The historic reflecting pool recently restored as part of the America 250 celebration.
What caused the Southern California cold‑storage facility fire and how are crews responding?
It's again undergoing repairs after reports of algae and peeling coating surfaced. Crews are working to extinguish a fire at a cold storage facility in Southern California. A state of emergencies in effect. Fire Chief Jamie Moore.
We split this building in half and we've been concentrating on saving what we call cooler one. Again, this building is 1,000 feet by 500 feet. and Cooler One has not had any fire impinge in it, so it hasn't been fully involved.
The cause of that fire is unknown. It's under investigation. America's listening to Fox News.
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Who is Oscar Sanchez Munoz and what violent incidents are authorities linking to him?
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Authorities are on the hunt for a man who's connected to multiple violent incidents across Kansas and Missouri. Fox's Madison Scarpino has more.
The suspect, Oscar Sanchez Munoz, is considered armed and dangerous. The intense search for Sanchez Munoz comes as police say he's responsible for multiple violent incidents in both Missouri and Kansas. He's the prime suspect in five shootings on a highway Tuesday night in Kansas City. After that string of shootings, police found Sanchez Munoz about 10 10 miles away at a home in Independence, Missouri, where there was then a intense overnight standoff. The standoff ended with the home getting set on fire. Sanchez Munoz was then nowhere to be found. And the reported brother of the suspect is saying their family now has no place to live. All of this is happening as Sanchez Munoz is wanted for a separate shooting in Kansas earlier this month.
At least one person was killed in the shootings.
Why is Homeland Security monitoring Iran’s World Cup support staff and what actions are being taken?
Several others sustained serious injuries. All of this happening just miles away from Arrowhead Stadium where several FIFA World Cup matches were being played. As the Iranian national soccer team continues in World Cup play, the Secretary of Homeland Security says their support team is being closely watched. Here's Fox's Grinnell Scott.
Iran's World Cup squad continues group play in the 2026 World Cup. Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen said on Fox's Sunday Morning Futures his agency has had to address a suspected Islamic Revolutionary Guard member seeking to come into the U.S. with the team from Tijuana, Mexico.
we fly them in the day before the game. The guy trying to get on the plane yesterday had direct ties to IRGC. We're literally checking them as they get on the plane, as they get off the plane, in both places.
Secretary Mullen said his conversations with President Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino highlighted the concerns surrounding the Iranian team.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the Switzerland-mediated Iran‑U.S. negotiations about and who is involved?
0:02–0:33
2
What threats did President Trump make regarding the Strait of Hormuz during talks?
0:33–0:43
3
Who was arrested for vandalizing the newly renovated reflecting pool and what are the charges?
0:43–1:22
4
What caused the Southern California cold‑storage facility fire and how are crews responding?
1:22–2:07
5
Who is Oscar Sanchez Munoz and what violent incidents are authorities linking to him?
2:07–3:11
6
Why is Homeland Security monitoring Iran’s World Cup support staff and what actions are being taken?
3:11–4:11