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Why is President Trump demanding compensation from Iran after recent airstrikes?

Lisa Brady 0:03
A counter-demand and talks with Iran. Only Sabrady, Fox News, President Trump says compensation will now be part of any and all future negotiations.
Arlene Graham Nordone 0:11
In a social media post, the president says Iran is asking for compensation for damage done to the country during US airstrikes. President Trump says he is now demanding compensation from Iran. For people killed or wounded by roadside bombs and other terror attacks. He also says compensation should be paid to the families of hundreds of thousands of innocent protesters killed by the Iranian regime.
Lisa Brady 0:42
Fox is Jared Halpern at the White House. At this hour, an Oval Office ceremony is planned for Todd Blanche to be sworn in as Attorney General, winning Senate confirmation over the weekend after serving as acting A.

What caused the deadly 7.4‑magnitude earthquake in Colombia and how are rescue efforts proceeding?

Lisa Brady 0:53
G. Columbia's government declaring a national emergency after a powerful earthquake now blamed for more than seventy deaths, a number that's been rising quickly in the past few hours.
Jonathan Savage 1:03
The seven point four magnitude quake hit the Chocó region of western Colombia. Deaths have been reported in cities including Pereira and Manizales. Buildings have collapsed in Keep Do and Cali, with residents and rescue workers trying to find anyone who might be trapped in the rubble.
Lisa Brady 1:19
Fox is Jonathan Savage, Secretary of State Marco Rubio posting the Trump administration stands ready to support the people of Columbia. ICE says all immigration enforcement agents will have body cameras by the end of this month.
Lisa Brady 1:41
Fox's Grenal Scott, the now former DHS secretary, had said the devices would be deployed as funding allowed after two deaths in Minnesota in January.

When will ICE agents be equipped with body cameras and what are the privacy rules for the footage?

Lisa Brady 1:50
The acting ICE director says the agency will only release body cam video if it doesn't affect investigations or agents' privacy. America is listening to Fox News. An air force base in South Carolina is renamed to honor the late senator Lindsey Graham. Вор секретарь Піт Хаксет травл до
Jessica Rosenthal 2:08
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Jessica Rosenthal 2:15
граam served in the air force, the air force reserves and national guard, retiring with the rank of colonel. His sister Darlene, who's been appointed senator for the remainder of his term, spoke at the base renaming.
Unknown 2:25
What an honor for my brother and what a tribute to his thirty-three years of service.

Who was honored by the renaming of a South Carolina Air Force base and why is it significant?

Jessica Rosenthal 2:32
Hegseth said Graham was supportive of the department's recent request for one and a half trillion dollars. Heggseth quoted Graham as saying it was the best military budget he'd seen in all his years in Congress. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 2:54
British drivers making a run at another land speed record.
CJ Papa 2:58
To say he has the need for speed is an understatement. Andy Green is the first and only person to break the sound barrier in a car. That was two decades ago when he zoomed in his diesel-powered car, topping three to fifty miles per hour at Utah's famous Bonneville Salt Flats. This time around, it's the same location, same British driver, but he's piloting a thirty-two-foot-long, bright yellow car resembling a pencil.

How are British drivers attempting a new land‑speed record with a hydrogen‑powered car?

CJ Papa 3:22
It's designed with two hydrogen internal combustion engines. That from testing last month in England. He's targeting the diesel powered record while hoping to clear the world land speed records of hydrogen internal combustion engines and electric vehicles. CJ Papa, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 3:38
A new heat record for the contiguous United States. Government forecasters say July was the hottest month ever, averaging seventy-six point eighty nine degrees across the lower forty-eight states that eclipses the Dust Bowl's July nineteen thirty-six record by an eighth of a degree. Elisa Brady.

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