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What happened after the fatal attack on U.S. service members in Jordan?
This is a Fox News alert. The third soldier is found dead. I'm Carmen Roberts. U.S. military says it has found the remains of a soldier missing after attacks Friday night in Jordan in which two other U.S. service members died. Fox's Mike Tobin has more from Tel Aviv.
Another unfortunate incident. Service members were disposing of the explosives in an Iranian attack drone with a controlled explosion. Something went wrong and another U.S. service member was killed.
How did U.S. Central Command describe the cause and response to the Jordan base casualties?
All of this according to Central Command. Now, last night, the U.S. responded to the U.S. loss of life with an intensified round of strikes into Iran. This marks the first time the U.S. has had any loss of life since that memorandum of understanding was signed, the memorandum of understanding which is now largely disregarded. The casualties were at the Muwaffak Salty Air Base in Jordan. And they are a result of Iran's repeated shots at U.S. bases in neighboring countries. At least one strike got through the defenses.
Back in New York City, Mayor Zoran Mamdani suggested during an interview with the New York Times that he is considering whether he can arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he attends the U.N.
Why is New York’s mayor considering arresting Israel’s prime minister at the U.N.?
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Mamdani says his stand... comes from an international criminal court warrant issued for Netanyahu's role in the war in Gaza. Israel has rejected those allegations, and the U.S. is not a member of the international court. Legal experts have also questioned whether the mayor would even have the authority to carry out such an arrest, given the diplomatic immunity that typically applies to sitting heads of government during United Nations visits. Mamdani's remarks have also gotten sharp criticism from Israeli officials, former U.S. officials, and at least one Democratic lawmaker who've all suggested the idea is political theater.
Fox's C.B. Cotton in New York City. Netanyahu has dismissed the mayor's threats. America's listening to Fox News.
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What legal and diplomatic questions surround Mamdani’s arrest remarks?
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A second person dies from Legionnaire's disease in Manhattan. New York City officials announced the death just one day after confirming the first fatality linked to the outbreak. Dr. Stephanie Widmer at St. John's Riverside Hospital tells Fox you can't catch Legionnaires from another person.
What is known about the Manhattan Legionnaires outbreak and recent deaths?
Legionnaire's disease comes from a bacteria. It's a bacterial pneumonia, and the bacteria likes to live in warm water. And it usually comes from not drinking water, but, you know, the water in large cooling towers.
72 people have been sickened, more than 50 hospitalized. A Tennessee restaurant is stirring up controversy for refusing to serve National Guard members that are part of the Memphis Safe Task Force. Fox's Madison Scarpino has more.
Now, this happened at Timboli's Pasta and Pizza last weekend. The owner, Miles Timboli, tells Fox Digital he does not support this federal operation.
Why did a Tennessee restaurant refuse National Guard members and how did officials react?
He says National Guard troops working with local law enforcement there make the city less safe, saying in part, quote, being pro-safety means telling the truth about what actually protects the community, and it is not soldiers trained for combat doing the work of police officers. This mismatch is dangerous for the people of Memphis and dangerous for the troops themselves who were sent here to do a job they were never trained for. Temboli has gotten a lot of local support for his decision to turn down away National Guardsmen, but he says he's also getting a lot of threats that he says he's turned over to police.
And President Trump set up that task force last September. The White House is taking a victory lap over the Soccer's World Cup as the final game plays out between Argentina and Spain in New Jersey.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened after the fatal attack on U.S. service members in Jordan?
0:03–0:30
2
How did U.S. Central Command describe the cause and response to the Jordan base casualties?
0:30–1:11
3
Why is New York’s mayor considering arresting Israel’s prime minister at the U.N.?
1:11–2:07
4
What legal and diplomatic questions surround Mamdani’s arrest remarks?
2:07–2:33
5
What is known about the Manhattan Legionnaires outbreak and recent deaths?
2:33–3:07
6
Why did a Tennessee restaurant refuse National Guard members and how did officials react?
3:07–4:12