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Why is ICE pausing most vehicle stops after a fatal shooting in Maine?

Lisa Brady 0:02
Deadly force leads to a change. On the Sebrady Fox News, ICE is suspending most vehicle stops after a man was shot and killed during an immigration enforcement operation yesterday in Maine, the second deadly confrontation in the past week.
Alexis McAdams 0:17
who was in the country illegally was shot and killed by an ICE agent. The agency tells us the suspect tried to flee the scene before those shots were fired and was not the target of the operation. There were protests again today. People marching over there to an ICE office about 15 miles south of Portland. They're calling for a full investigation here.
Lisa Brady 0:37
Fox's Alexis McAdams and I source tells Fox the pause is temporary while new training is in the works and that vehicle stops are still possible for targets with violent records or facing serious charges. Police in Florida just reporting that a man running from an encounter with federal agents has been struck and killed by a tractor trailer. Florida Highway Patrol says the man was one of four people who got out of a car and ran on foot during an encounter in a gas station parking lot earlier today.

What happened when a man fleeing federal agents was struck and killed in Florida?

Lisa Brady 1:04
President Trump reverses course on a plan to charge fees in a critical waterway both the U.S. and Iran claim to control.
Arlene Graham Nordone 1:11
A day after pitching a 20 percent fee on all cargo sailing to the Strait of Hormuz as compensation, President Trump backed away from the plan.
Donald Trump 1:20
So I put it out yesterday. I thought it was good. I was called by different people, different countries, kings and

Why did President Trump reverse the proposed 20% fee on Strait of Hormuz cargo?

Arlene Graham Nordone 1:27
Instead, the president says Gulf allies will invest billions of dollars in American plants and factories. At the same time, the U.S. is reimposing a naval blockade on Iranian ports, blocking ships from coming and going following days of airstrikes in response to Iran attacking commercial vessels.
Lisa Brady 1:46
Fox's Jared Halpern, the U.S. launching more strikes on Iran today. Spain just advancing to the World Cup final with a 2-0 win over France.
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Lisa Brady 2:15
A warning from Arizona officials about a scam involving the Nancy Guthrie case.
Kristen Goodwin 2:20
The Pima County Sheriff's Department says fake posts about the search for Nancy Guthrie are using QR codes to ask for money. The department's stressing it will never ask for funds related to this case or any investigation, urging folks...
Lisa Brady 2:33
not to send money to people they do not know or scan any qr codes requesting payments adding if you see one of these posts ignore it and report it stay alert and help spread the word fox's christian goodwin multiple agencies including the fbi have been investigating guthrie's disappearance since early february when the 84 year old mother of nbc's savannah guthrie is believed to have been taken from her home A U.S. men's national team star at the center of a controversial red card and reversal offers his take on Fallout.
Tony Genualdo 3:05
United States striker Flo Baligan says the decision to reverse his red card in the FIFA World Cup affected his teammates before their round of 16 match against Belgium. Balogun received the red in the round of 32 game against Bosnia and Herzegovina, disqualifying him from the game against Belgium. But the day before the contest, FIFA reversed the ruling, allowing Balogun to play. Balogun telling CBS Mornings that decision led to a lot of outside noise prior to the match.

What scam warning did Arizona officials issue about the Nancy Guthrie case?

Tony Genualdo 3:31
I knew it was going to cause a lot of controversy for... And I could almost see within my teammates a bit of nerves. It didn't move the needle in the game as the U.S.

How did FIFA rulings and World Cup results affect the U.S. team and stocks today?

Tony Genualdo 3:41
fell to Belgium 4-1. Tony Genualdo, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 3:45
President Trump had called the FIFA president to seek a review. The FIFA leader said the reversal was an independent decision not made by either one of them. Against Spain, just advancing to the World Cup final, beating France 2-0, they'll face the winner of tomorrow's semifinal between England and defending champion Argentina. Stocks finish higher after cooler inflation in June. The Dow up just nine points. The Nasdaq up 233. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.

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