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What are the latest U.S. airstrikes against Iran and why were they launched?

Ted Lindner 0:02
New strikes. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. US military counterna carrying out a new round of strikes against Iran. Fox's Jared Halpern's got the details. Targets near the Strait of
Jared Halpern 0:12
Hormuz were hit by US airstrikes, the second round of attacks since this weekend. President Trump says the strikes are in response to Iran attempting to drop mines in the Strait of Hormuz and launching eight missiles at a US base in Jordan. In a social media post, the president says if Iran retaliates for the very justified attack, they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level. He also warns the biggest attack of them all is waiting in the wings, and when it's over, There will be very little left of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

How is the Trump administration responding to Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz?

Jared Halpern 0:41
The trading of strikes this week ended a weeks long lull in military operations. The Trump administration has focused on new economic pressure against Iran. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Ted Lindner 0:52
Tyler Robinson will stand trial in Charlie Kirk's killing and face the possibility of the death penalty.
Kristen Goodwin 0:58
Utah district judge Tony Graf siding with prosecutors who argued there was a mountain of evidence that Tyler Robinson fatally shot Charlie Kirk last September.
Unknown 1:06
The state's evidence of identity is substantial, combining forensic DNA matching with statements attributed to defendant admitting responsibility. For the shooting.
Kristen Goodwin 1:18
Ruling the twenty three year old will stand trial, Robinson pleading not guilty to all seven charges, including aggravated murder, a charge that makes him eligible for the death penalty. Prosecutors argued Robinson created a great risk of death for others when shooting Kirk, who was speaking at Utah Valley University.

What are the key details and charges in the Tyler Robinson trial for Charlie Kirk's killing?

Kristen Goodwin 1:33
The defense argued there was no evidence anyone else's life was threatened. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Ted Lindner 1:39
In a statement on the judge's ruling, Kirk's family saying they are united in their love for Charlie and the commitment to the pursuit of justice. And Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts, securing the Democratic nomination in his bid for a third term in office Tuesday, fighting off a challenger, who argue that it was time for a generational change. The eighty year old Markey defeated Seth Moulton. America's listening to Fox News. The jury is deadlocked in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mom who killed her three children and attempted to end her own life.
Unknown 2:09
After twenty-three hours of deliberations over four days, there is still no verdict. In fact, we know this jury is at an impasse.

Why is the jury deadlocked in the Lindsay Clancy murder case and what could happen next?

Unknown 2:17
The jury of nine women and three men sending a note to the judge telling him they cannot reach a unanimous decision. The judge ordering them to keep trying. Under Massachusetts law, a judge decides when a jury has done a quote due and thorough deliberation on a case. Law allows the judge to send a deadlocked jury back twice under that standard. The judge has the option to use what's called a Tui Rodriguez charge. It's a final jury instruction that asks the jury to give the case one more hard look to re examine their views. If the jury comes back deadlocked after that, it's a mistrial.
Ted Lindner 2:54
Fox's Brian Yenis. One state trying to sort out new ways to help victims, wildfires, but the question about who should actually pay for it remains unable.

What new legislation is California considering to help wildfire victims and hold utility companies accountable?

John Saucier 3:01
Answered Lawmakers in California are expected to vote on a bill aimed at supporting wildfire survivors. This effort rejecting a proposal by Governor Gavin Newsome that would have limited electric companies' financial liability for fires sparked by their equipment.
John Saucier 3:26
Utility equipment. Southern California Edison is facing claims from a twenty twenty five fire outside Los Angeles that killed nineteen people. John Saucier, Fox News.
Ted Lindner 3:35
And a man convicted of killing a teenage girl who rejected his romantic advances and wounding two of her friends has been put to death in the state of Florida. Seventy-four-year-old Harold Jean Lucas declared dead following a three drug injection on Tuesday. It's the fourteenth execution in Florida this year. The first of three executions planned for the month of September in the Sunshine State.

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