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What are the proposed electric shock gloves for ICE and why are they controversial?
A possible new tool for ICE already facing pushback. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. Electric shock gloves proposed as a way to help subdue suspects during immigration enforcement operations, avoiding the use of deadly force.
As we saw during the surge in enforcement activity over the winter and still see, ICE agents encounter plenty of resistance. So the glove, or generated low output voltage emitter, is designed to be applied directly to the skin to deliver a pain stimulus of up to 380 volts. The Kentucky company that makes it, Comply Technologies, says it can help an officer gain compliance in seconds.
Fox is Mike Tobin.
Now, the ACLU has a different opinion, stating to Fox News, giving immigration agents a concealed means of delivering terrible pain is a recipe for more harm to the public and less accountability.
How could the plea deal for Luigi Mangione affect his federal and state murder trials?
New York's Attorney General warning any injuries will lead to legal action. Homeland Security hopes to start using the gloves by next March. The man accused of killing health care executive Brian Thompson reportedly set to plead guilty in the federal case against him. The New York Times and The Post reporting that's why a last-minute hearing was called for Luigi Mangione tomorrow.
If Mangione accepts a plea deal, it not only cancels the January federal trial, but could also end his state trial set to start on September 8th because of New York's double jeopardy law. That's significant because the state case is where Mangione faces actual murder charges.
Fox's Brian Yanez, he could still face life in prison on federal stalking counts. A hurricane watched for Hawaii's Big Island, the first one in six years, because of Tropical Storm Lala.
Just became a tropical storm at 11 o'clock Eastern.
What is the status of Tropical Storm Lala and its potential impact on Hawaii’s Big Island?
It's been out there for four or five days, just sucking in dry air. So it hasn't been able to intensify. Now 40 miles an hour, minimal tropical storm moving west at 10. And it's about 700 miles southeast of where I'm standing in Hilo. The forecast track takes it near here.
Fox Weather's Brian Norcross. America is listening to Fox News. Three executions in three states. That hasn't happened on the same day in the U.S.
Why were three executions carried out on the same day and what issues surrounded them?
in more than 16 years. Until today, if all goes as planned, already Oklahoma has killed a man who killed his girlfriend in 2003. And in Tennessee, Anthony Daryl Hines was put to death.
Hines was convicted of stabbing a motel maid to death in 1985. Governor Bill Lee denied a last-minute request for clemency, argued for by lawyers, saying the state employed an underskilled physician to administer the lethal injection. A previous execution in Tennessee this year was called off after a physician couldn't start an IV line on the prisoner, potentially leaving him injured. The state would not divulge if the same doctor was used again today for Hines.
Fox's Eben Brown later today, Alabama, is scheduled to execute a man who killed a five-year-old girl. A new report from federal safety investigators says an engine fan blade broke off during a Ryanair flight last month and sent parts flying, leading to the broken window where a man's head was sucked into the hole before passengers pulled him out.
How are bulldozers and vehicle barriers being used in Big Bend National Park’s border security project?
The NTSB also says bird remains were found inside the engine. Bulldozers in Big Bend National Park in Texas for clearing and road work, part of a nearly $2 billion federal border security project. The
more than 800,000 acre park on the border with Mexico is home to various wildlife, an entire mountain range, and is a certified international dark sky park with the darkest night skies in the lower 48 states. But one thing you will not see, according to Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland of Terrell County.
We've been assured there's not going to be any type of the physical 30-foot barrier through the state park on the Big Bend Ranch side, through the National Park, or through Black Gap. But we were told that there will be some vehicle barriers installed in some of those locations.
The sheriff argues that security measures should be tailored to the terrain.
Fox's CJ Papa. Others are concerned about potential impacts on wildlife and the environment.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the proposed electric shock gloves for ICE and why are they controversial?
0:03–0:49
2
How could the plea deal for Luigi Mangione affect his federal and state murder trials?
0:49–1:39
3
What is the status of Tropical Storm Lala and its potential impact on Hawaii’s Big Island?
1:39–2:05
4
Why were three executions carried out on the same day and what issues surrounded them?
2:05–3:03
5
How are bulldozers and vehicle barriers being used in Big Bend National Park’s border security project?
3:03–3:58