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Why was a mistrial declared in the Lindsey Clancy murder case?

Elisa Brady 0:02

This is a Fox News Alert, a mistrial in Massachusetts on the Sebrae, with the jury deadlocked on day seven of deliberations, the judge declaring a mistrial at the Lindsey Clancy murder trial that leaves prosecutors to decide what happens next.

Unknown 0:15

I'm gonna be meeting with our team and we will address this case further at the appropriate time in the context of an official court proceeding.

Elisa Brady 0:22

Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz telling reporters there will not be a decision on a possible retrial right now, also calling it an emotional day for everyone.

Unknown 0:30

I bring it all back. To the child victims in this case. Cora, Dawson, and Callan. This was and has always been. About getting justice for those three little babies.

What defenses were presented for Lindsey Clancy, including postpartum psychosis?

Elisa Brady 0:44

Clancy was charged with murder for killing all three of her young children. The jury was allowed to consider lesser counts of second degree murder and manslaughter and the defense argument she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time.

Unknown 0:58

Is well aware of the fact that her three kids who she loves loved dearly are the victims in this case.

Elisa Brady 1:06

Defense attorney Kevin Ruddington filed an unsuccessful emergency appeal over a juror he accuses of not following the law in a debate over reasonable doubt.

Unknown 1:14

My heart breaks for her. She deserved that acquittal that she should have had.

Elisa Brady 1:19

Clancy, who's in a wheelchair after a suicide attempt, has been held at a state psychiatric hospital. President Trump calls the new employment report phenomenal.

How did President Trump describe the latest employment report and its impact on the economy?

Unknown 1:33

And you've seen nothing yet. I mean, with those factories, we're building more factories and plants in the United States today than at any time in the history of our country. The

Elisa Brady 1:41

labor department also revising July's job loss into a gain of twenty-one thousand as the president pushes again for lower interest rates. But stocks finish lower, the Dow down two hundred and seventy-two points at the bell. America is listening to Fox News.

Jeff Manasso 1:59

News.

Elisa Brady 2:01

After Vice President J. D.

What are the effects of the Iran‑Houthi conflict on U.S. diesel and gasoline prices?

Elisa Brady 2:02

Vance said he wouldn't call it a war with Iran, President Trump telling reporters

Donald Trump 2:07

military conflict if you want, some people could call it I don't think it matters what you call it. What matters is the fact that we have had tremendous success. We stopped Iran from having a nuclear weapon.

Elisa Brady 2:18

Also insisting again the US controls the Strait of Hormuz and has been bringing out more oil escorting ships. This as the conflict continues to disrupt global energy markets.

Jeff Manasso 2:28

The national average for diesel climbing to five dollars and eighty five cents a gallon, the average for regular unleaded four hundred fourteen per gallon, with the Iran conflict creating uncertainty around oil supplies and shipping through the region. Higher diesel prices could also raise transportation and farming costs, potentially putting additional pressure on prices for consumers. To increase domestic supply.

What allegations did the Labor Department’s Inspector General make against former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez‑DeRemer?

Jeff Manasso 2:55

He's also criticized big oil, accusing them of price gouging with ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Shell, all reporting record or near record quarterly profits. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

Elisa Brady 3:07

And that's a new record for diesel prices and for Triple A's Labor Day weekend gas prices. A watchdog report accuses the now former Labor Secretary of drinking on the job.

Kristen Goodwin 3:17

And overseeing a toxic work environment. A report from the Labor Department's Office of Inspector General alleges former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez Dreamer engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a member of her security detail and repeatedly directed staff to perform personal tasks on government time. It also accuses her of inappropriately combining personal and official travel, of violating the department's alcohol policies, and failing to report gifts through proper channels.

Elisa Brady 3:43

Goodwin. This comes months after Chavez de Remer resigned. The Labor Department says it respects the integrity of the Inspector General's investigation.

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