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Some details. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Tiger Woods released late last night on bail after an arrest on DUI charges. The former world number one top rank golfer taken into custody following a rollover crash in South Florida, and he was held for hours in a lockup.
Tiger Woods was released out on bail overnight.
What happened with Tiger Woods and his DUI arrest?
Cameras capturing the moment Woods was spotted getting into an SUV not too long after being arrested for DUI. Investigators say Woods was only somewhat cooperative with them after a car crashed not too far from his Florida home. Investigators admit they don't know how fast Woods was driving, but they say he attempted to pass a pressure-cleaning truck on a two-lane road. Woods' car, a Land Rover SUV, then clipped the back of a truck's trailer, flipping over, police arriving on the scene shortly after. Late Friday, Woods also had his mugshot released by the sheriff's office the second time Woods has been arrested for DUI. Woods said he had mixed painkillers before being found asleep in the back of his car in 2017.
And that's Fox's Mark Meredith. DHS funding still hitting a snag with the House passing its own bill overnight to fund the agency as TSA agents will get paid now after President Trump signs an executive order.
The president's signing an executive order to get TSA agents paid. More than 3,400 TSA agents called out on Thursday. Nearly 500 employees have quit. and the TSA EEO does not solve the bigger problem hanging over DHS. The House passed a stopgap measure to fully fund DHS for eight weeks, rejecting a bill that the Senate had unanimously passed hours earlier to fund DHS, but not parts of ICE and CBP. Monday, the Senate holds a pro forma session where Johnson says Republicans will try to pass the House bill through unanimous consent. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says Democrats will fund critical homeland security functions, but we will not give a blank check to Trump's lawless and deadly immigration militia without reforms.
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The FBI confirming that some pro-Iranian hackers have breached FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email. The hackers even posting photographs and other documents online. The FBI saying, quote, they've taken all necessary steps to mitigate potential risks associated with this activity, unquote. That pro-Iranian group claiming responsibility says it was an act of retaliation after U.S. officials seized several of its websites last week. And there's word at least 12 American service members are hurt after an Iranian missile attack on an air base in Saudi Arabia.
Marco Rubio has reportedly told other G7 foreign ministers that this war is going to go longer than what the president projected. Axios is reporting through anonymous sources that the U.S. Secretary of State told other foreign ministers gathered in France that the war could last another two to four weeks. He also said there are communications between the U.S. and Iran, but they're happening through a third party. He said the U.S. can handle reopening the Strait of Hormuz alone. but will want allies to help patrol the waterway when the war is over. On Friday, the U.S. Secretary of State said U.S. objectives in Iran are being met. Twelve U.S. service members are injured, two of them seriously, this after an Iranian attack on the U.S.
Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. A KC-135 midair refueler was hit and caught on fire.
Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv. Meantime, the Houthis are off the sidelines for the first time in this stage of the war. The Houthis have fired at Israel. Israel intercepting a missile heading in the direction of their own nuclear research facility in southern Israel. And the Republican National Committee eyeing Dallas now is the site of the party's first ever midterm national convention. Slated for November, sources tell our local affiliate that members of the RNC toured American Airlines Center, but no contracts have been signed as of yet.
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