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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Where is he? I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News.
What happened at the Seattle food festival shooting and who is still at large?
That is the question in Seattle where police keep searching for a second gunman in last night's shooting at a food festival near the Space Needle. Everyone got scared. I mean, pushing each other, running over signs.
I mean, the booth where we were at got, like, kind of almost demolished. The bite of Seattle Festival at Seattle Center turning to chaos and bloodshed. After police say two people began shooting at each other Sunday, seven festival goers hit in the crossfire. We have a total of three fatalities out of those seven victims. This is a tragedy. Seattle assistant police chief Tyrone Davis, one of the injured, a two-year-old boy.
Which victims were injured and what details emerged about suspects and weapons?
Two guns recovered. A suspect was arrested after the shooting. Another suspect fled the scene.
This is Fox's Jeff Manasso. Also last night in Germany, a terror suspect was shot dead the day after attacking a pride parade in Berlin.
A van rammed into a crowd of people gathered in a park in the center of the city, marking one of Europe's biggest LGBTQ celebrations, leaving one dead and 29 injured Saturday night. The suspect also used what was believed to be a machete to do even more damage. A 21-year-old German citizen called Abdul B by police of Lebanon origin was shot and killed by police, cornered in another part of Berlin after a nearly 24-hour manhunt.
Fox's Greg Palcott. Israel's prime minister is on a flight to Washington where tomorrow at the White House, Benjamin Netanyahu will talk about Iran with President Trump, whose paused military strikes with no bombing a third straight night. following 13 straight days of attacks. Netanyahu tells Fox the conflict will end.
When this regime is either toppled or it's sufficiently weakened that it knows it has to end its nuclear program and has to change its course.
Oil prices are down more than 6%, something President Trump might tout later today when he goes to Michigan and visits a GM plant and speaks about the economy and campaigns for Republicans before primaries there next week.
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Parts of Europe are on fire, and the flames keep spreading in a disaster that's chased about 300,000 people from their homes in France and Spain.
An area four times the size of Paris has burned in France's southwest Gironde region, but there are signs the massive wildfire's destruction has slowed the situation there described as globally stable. 250,000 people have been evacuated. President Emmanuel Macron holds an emergency meeting today promising to rebuild and repair. Meanwhile in Spain, wildfires are burning out of control near Madrid. There have also been evacuations in the southern Valencia region. Europe is currently enduring a historic summer of extreme temperatures resulting in thousands of heat-related deaths. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
It's also hot here. There are heat warnings from Southern California and Arizona where... It could approach 120 degrees this weekend to Texas and Mississippi up to Wisconsin.
With dew points, that's how much moisture is in the atmosphere creeping at that very high level. It's going to be air you can wear. So take it easy out there. Lots of water. Take breaks. We have afternoon highs that will be pushing into the triple digits.
What attack occurred at the Berlin pride parade and how was the suspect stopped?
But again, when you throw in the humidity, it is going to feel stifling.
Fox weather meteorologist Britta Merwin now to much different extreme weather off the West Coast.
Hurricane Genevieve is the first Category 5 storm in two years in the East Pacific, hitting maximum sustained winds of 160 miles an hour, according to the National Hurricane Center. It's expected to stay far out to sea on a course roughly parallel with Mexico's western coast. Swells reaching parts of Mexico's southwestern coast and the Baja California Peninsula are expected to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–0:06
2
What happened at the Seattle food festival shooting and who is still at large?
0:06–0:43
3
Which victims were injured and what details emerged about suspects and weapons?
0:43–3:25
4
What attack occurred at the Berlin pride parade and how was the suspect stopped?
3:25–4:13