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What happened in the Strait of Hormuz and who was affected by the attacks?

Lisa Lucera 0:02

Iran's neighbors sound alert. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The UAE says two of its ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one person and injuring eight others, while sirens have gone off for the second time in one night in Bahrain after the U.S. again hit targets in Iran. CENTCOM says those strikes are now complete.

Lucas Tomlinson 0:22

USS George H.W. Bush launching jets to strike Iran. Another carrier nearby, the USS Abraham Lincoln, has now been at sea for more than 200 days without a port call. Destroyers in the strike groups also launched Tomahawk cruise missiles with a range of 1,000 miles. President Trump calls these strikes retribution for continued Iranian attacks on commercial shipping.

Lisa Lucera 0:42

Fox's Lucas Tomlinson in Tel Aviv. Two lawmakers now saying Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen told them the man shot to death by ICE agents. in Maine this morning was not the target of a warrant.

Unknown 0:54

Senator Angus King says he called DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen today. King says he was told the suspect used his car as a weapon before those shots were fired and says he asked Secretary Mullen for a full investigation.

Lisa Lucera 1:07

Fox's Alexis McAdams in a statement, DHS says the vehicle attempted to flee the scene and fearing for public safety, an officer discharged his weapon. South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott calling Lindsey Graham not just a friend, but a brother. Graham died suddenly over the weekend. Senator Scott said Graham didn't always agree with President Trump, but they worked on key issues like Iran and border policy.

Senator Tim Scott 1:30

hand in glove with the president of the United States. But I got to tell you what, he loves South Carolina. He loves his sister.

Which U.S. naval assets and missiles were used in strikes on Iran?

Senator Tim Scott 1:36

Congratulations, Darlene. You're going to do a fabulous job. But Lindsey Graham was a true patriot.

Lisa Lucera 1:42

On Fox's Hannity, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster named Darlene Graham Nordone as a temporary replacement until a special election can be held next month. America is listening to Fox News.

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Lisa Lucera 2:15

Two teenagers are in custody in Illinois in what police call a targeted deadly mass shooting.

Jeff Manasso 2:20

Seven family members were shot Sunday at multiple locations in East St. Louis.

Unknown 2:25

As of right now, five victims have been confirmed deceased.

How did U.S. leadership justify the strikes and what reactions followed?

Jeff Manasso 2:29

Two victims remain in serious condition. Illinois State Police Spokesman Brendan Kelly saying two suspects, a 15- and 16-year-old, are now being held in police custody in the shooting. One of the teens is related to the victims. It's terrible. It's evil.

Unknown 2:45

but it will not keep this city down.

Jeff Manasso 2:47

Police also say that while a picture is coming together, they're not sharing a motive at this time. The investigation is ongoing.

What are the details and developments in the Maine ICE shooting investigation?

Jeff Manasso 2:56

In Chicago, Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Lisa Lucera 2:59

12 states have filed a lawsuit challenging Paramount's takeover of Warner Brothers Discovery, saying the plan would extinguish competition in Hollywood and threaten jobs across the industry. The state of California is spearing the suit with Attorney General Rob Bonta's office saying the merger would lead to higher prices, lower quality, and less content for film and television. The Justice Department signed off on the merger last month. Police are investigating the death of a South African soccer player who played in the World Cup.

Unknown 3:27

25-year-old Jaden Adams was found dead at a property in the city of Cape Town Saturday. Adams' family awaits autopsy results. Police are investigating. Jaden's father, Juanito, told a South African TV station, As you all know, it was an untimely death. The family is struggling to process it. It won't be easy to carry on. People say it will become easier, but it won't. You just learn to live with it. At Saturday's World Cup quarterfinal matches, moments of silence were observed before both games. South Africa Sports Minister Gaten McKenzie asks the public and media to exercise restraint and compassion and not speculate on the cause of death.