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Why is the president visiting GM's Proving Grounds in Michigan?
The president's making history in Michigan. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News. Just becoming the first sitting president to visit a GM facility known as the Proving Grounds, where new technologies are tested.
This land bears the tire marks of every model of the legendary Chevy Corvette. It bears the scars of the first auto safety test.
It's also where the presidential limousine, the Beast, is tested. His stop in suburban Detroit meant to reinforce the Trump economic agenda days before midterm primaries in Michigan.
How does the Detroit stop tie into the Trump economic message before Michigan primaries?
And it was workers like you who built this country. And now it's the men and women like you who are making it bigger, better, richer, and stronger than ever before. We are doing unbelievably well as a country.
Democrats argue the country is ready for change. In the Michigan Senate race, progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed is trying to unseat Congresswoman Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary. The winner would face Republican Mike Rogers, who's running unopposed in the GOP primary. The president calling the talks with Iran very friendly moments ago after a pause in fighting over the weekend. But he also continues to warn a return to U.S. strikes is ready if needed. The suspect detained in a deadly shooting during a festival in Seattle yesterday is just 15 years old.
We have to determine the nexus behind what happened. Obviously, with someone so young, we have to determine if this person is a part of a group or a part of a gang.
Seattle Police Chief Sean Barnes, as the search for a second suspect continues, investigators have said they believe the two suspects were shooting at each other through the crowd. Three people were killed, at least four wounded. A mixed start to the week on Wall Street, the Dow.
What updates are there on Iran talks and U.S. strike readiness?
Up 262 points at the bell as oil prices sink. America is listening to Fox News.
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What do we know about the Seattle festival shooting and the suspects?
Just getting word the Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow targeted mail-in voting ahead of the midterms. The Justice Department argues for proposed changes to be allowed to take effect while lawsuits continue over the president's order to create a state citizenship list of eligible voters. The man locked up for life in the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students wants to take back his guilty plea.
Fox News can confirm court records show Brian Koberger has filed a petition to reopen his murder case using post-conviction relief. The former criminology student who was serving four life sentences telling the New York Times he'll argue he had bad counsel.
Fox's Christian Goodwin, Koberger had a court-appointed representative and his guilty plea avoided a possible death sentence if he was convicted at trial.
Which national legal and crime stories are covered, including Supreme Court voting rules and murder trials?
A Massachusetts mother is on trial for murder, accused of strangling her three young children, their father.
taking the stand patrick clancy testified his now ex-wife lindsey suffered from anxiety when she was set to go back to work after maternity leave she began taking medication but to him it didn't seem to help she just kind of seems um to be gradually becoming more more in like a depressed state prosecutor shannon buckingham asked about conversations the couple had the month before the kids were killed that she had thoughts of harming the kids a couple times
And was that a couple times over the course of a night or two in December?
Yeah. That preceded, according to Patrick Clancy, a big spiral in his ex-wife, who faces life in prison. Massachusetts does not have the death penalty. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Patrick Clancy and lawyers for the defendant are suing health care providers in part over the multiple medications she was prescribed. She could also be found not criminally responsible and sent to a state mental facility. Again, a mixed finish on Wall Street. The Dow in the green, the Nasdaq down 43.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is the president visiting GM's Proving Grounds in Michigan?
0:03–0:34
2
How does the Detroit stop tie into the Trump economic message before Michigan primaries?
0:34–1:50
3
What updates are there on Iran talks and U.S. strike readiness?
1:50–2:16
4
What do we know about the Seattle festival shooting and the suspects?
2:16–3:05
5
Which national legal and crime stories are covered, including Supreme Court voting rules and murder trials?
3:05–4:13