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Why is Iran refusing to negotiate with the United States?

Sue Guzman 0:02

This is a Fox News alert. There will be no negotiating. I'm Sue Guzman. And the word from a top Iranian security official this morning is that Iran will not negotiate with the U.S. Ali Larajani saying on X that President Trump plunged the region into chaos, quote, adding the Iranian nation is defending itself. Meanwhile, officials stateside are growing more concerned about retaliatory terrorist attacks taking place. On American soil. After three were killed in a fatal mass shooting in Texas, Foxes Chad Pergram in Washington with the latest.

Chad Pergram 0:34

There's fear that the war could trigger strikes inside the U.S.

How are U.S. authorities responding to potential terrorist threats after the Texas mass shooting?

Chad Pergram 0:39

Congressional authorities are bolstering security on Capitol Hill. That likely means additional patrols by Capitol Police and canine searches. Lawmakers were told to alter their routines, but there is no concrete threat to the Capitol. This is all amplified by the mass shooting at a bar in Austin, Texas. The gunman was a naturalized U.S. citizen from Senegal. He was wearing a hoodie which read, quote, Property of Allah. Now concerns about terrorism came at a perilous time. Congress has not funded the Department of Homeland Security in nearly three weeks.

What are the latest developments in U.S. and Israeli airstrikes against Iranian targets?

Sue Guzman 1:18

Us and Israel attacks on Iran intensify Fox's Nate Point.

Nate Foy 1:22

Israel is launching additional airstrikes in Tehran, and this comes shortly after rockets were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel. So war rages on across the region. But so far, this has been a phenomenally successful operation from a military perspective for the U.S. and Israel. They've hit over 1,000 Iranian targets. Of course, in the opening, they killed Iran's Supreme Leader based on CIA intelligence. A senior U.S. defense official tells Fox the US is focused on military targets in headquarters while Israel is doing that, but also regime change strikes.

What details have emerged about the Austin, Texas bar shooting and its possible terrorist motive?

Sue Guzman 1:57

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Unknown 2:00

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Sue Guzman 2:16

Now more on that deadly mass shooting at a bar in Austin, Texas early Sunday morning. The FBI investigating it is a possible act of terrorism. Three people were killed, including the shooter, fourteen injured. Alex Dorn, the acting FBI special agent in charge of the San Antonio field office.

Unknown 2:33

Obviously, it's still way too early in the process to determine an exact motivation.

What congressional briefings are planned regarding the War Powers Act and the recent Iran strike?

Unknown 2:38

But there were indicators.

Jill Nadeau 2:58

The Senate's going to be hearing from War Department Secretary Pete Hegsath, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and others at three thirty PM Eastern time Tuesday. The House will be getting briefed at about five. The briefings come as several lawmakers consider a war powers resolution that would restrain President Trump's attack on Iran. Both the House and Senate had already drafted resolutions long before the The strike Saturday. Under the War Powers Act of nineteen seventy three, the president's supposed to notify Congress within forty eight hours of deploying troops. Then it requires their withdrawal within sixty to ninety days unless Congress approves an extension. Till NATO Fox News.

How are global markets reacting to U.S.–Israel strikes on Iran and the rise in oil prices?

Sue Guzman 3:40

US and Israeli strikes on Iran rattling global markets, sending oil prices higher and shares sharply lower, a four percent drop at last look on the Nikkei amid fears of supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Thousands of supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro rallying across Brazil Sunday, dressing in the nation's yellow and green, voicing opposition to President Lula da Silva ahead of October's election. Yeah. Bolsonaro is currently imprisoned following a failed coup attempt. I'm Sue Gossman. This is Fox News.

Unknown 4:13

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