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Why did President Trump announce a pause on strikes against Iran and what terms were reported in his statement?
No new strikes. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. In a post on Truth Social Saturday evening, President Trump says he will hold off on ordering new strikes on Iran. Fox's Chanley Painter.
He posted on social media claiming Mideast allies reached a rough framework for a peace deal and because of that the U.S. will hold off on ordering new strikes. Trump added the emerging deal would include the immediate, complete, and total opening of the Strait of Hormuz and an end to Iran's nuclear threat. He goes on to say Israel joins him in the pause in strikes, which remains contingent on being able to rapidly make a deal. President Trump had reportedly been planning new attacks on Iran that could have taken place as soon as this weekend. But again, those plans are now apparently canceled after Middle East allies reached the outlines of a deal to end the war with Iran.
The president's statement said Middle East allies have reached the parameters of a deal to end the Iran conflict. A deadly shooting at a fast food restaurant, the In-N-Out Burger, located in Twin Falls, Idaho.
What details emerged about the In-N-Out Burger shooting in Twin Falls and the investigation progress?
Police Chief Matthew Hicks speaking to reporters during a press conference.
We have literally hundreds of people that were in some way, shape or form in the area of this restaurant at the time that are being interviewed right now. The resources for all of our agencies are completely on board. We are interviewing as many people as we can.
Hicks says the shooter is deceased. Mass evacuation orders for Spokane, Washington due to massive wildfires. Governor Bob Ferguson.
I declared a statewide emergency and a statewide burn ban because we've heard how challenging the situation is and how challenging we expect it to be, especially this weekend with extremely high winds.
Officials have issued the statewide burn ban in an effort to reduce the risk of additional fires being started. Wildfires destroying more than a million acres in Washington and Oregon this summer. Americans, listening to Fox News. A migrant in the U.S.
Why did Washington issue mass evacuation orders and declare a statewide burn ban amid wildfires?
illegally is being deported for the third time after causing a hit-and-run crash that killed a U.S. Marine in 2017.
The father of Lance Corporal James Walden III is reliving the pain of his son's senseless death from nearly a decade ago. Now finding out the illegal immigrant who was convicted of the hit-and-run is set to be deported a third time. when he should never have been in the country at all, even before he killed his son. Walden's son, 21-year-old Marine James Walden II, had been stationed at Fort Meade and was considered a heroic soldier, prepared to sacrifice for his country. But his young life was cut short in 2017, killed on a winding road while riding his motorcycle by the reckless driving of Martin Martinez-Balinas, who's now 38 years old and in ICE custody.
Fox's Lauren Green reporting.
What happened in the deportation case of the immigrant linked to the 2017 hit‑and‑run that killed a U.S. Marine?
A major cyber attack targeting water systems in at least seven states. U.S. officials believe Iran is the likely culprit. Fox's Madeline Rivera reports.
The FBI says these malicious cyber hackers were able to change the passwords and IP addresses of the systems that operate and monitor these water facilities. The agency says they've received reports of loss of pressure and flooding, which can allow untreated groundwater to seep into the pipes.
How did the major cyberattack on U.S. water systems unfold and who is being investigated as the possible culprit?
The FBI did not mention which seven states were affected. It comes, though, on the same week that Minnesota officials warned of a coordinated cyber attack on the water systems of 30 Minnesota communities. Water safety was not impacted, but the incident does highlight the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure. The reports, including from the New York Times, that per U.S. and state officials, this may have been the work of Iran. The FBI is dismissing that for now, telling Fox they're not currently blaming Iran as they work to identify a culprit.
30 water facilities in Minnesota breached. President Trump blamed Minnesota officials for the cyber attacks. Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz says the president knows who's responsible and that the attacks show the reality of modern warfare.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did President Trump announce a pause on strikes against Iran and what terms were reported in his statement?
0:03–1:07
2
What details emerged about the In-N-Out Burger shooting in Twin Falls and the investigation progress?
1:07–2:03
3
Why did Washington issue mass evacuation orders and declare a statewide burn ban amid wildfires?
2:03–2:50
4
What happened in the deportation case of the immigrant linked to the 2017 hit‑and‑run that killed a U.S. Marine?
2:50–3:14
5
How did the major cyberattack on U.S. water systems unfold and who is being investigated as the possible culprit?
3:14–3:57