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What U.S. military strikes and Iranian targets are described at the start of the newscast?
The U.S. military does what President Trump warned. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. We can hit them very hard. I mean, I can actually say that because there's very little they can do about it. That was after an attack that targeted American troops in Jordan, but those missiles were shot down.
U.S. forces unleashed heavy airstrikes against the regime.
How did President Trump and Fox reporters characterize recent attacks in the Middle East?
Dozens of targets were hit, including IRGC, military command centers, drone and missile facilities inside of Iran, along with remaining maritime capabilities. Earlier in the day, President Trump told Fox News, we're going to beat the effing S out of
Fox's Trey Inkst in Tel Aviv, Iran has targeted ships again on the Strait of Hormuz and there was an attack in Kuwait. And a British maritime firm reports drones hit two natural gas sites in an Egyptian port, one of them an American-owned floating storage facility. It's up to at least 25 people dead in Japan's earthquake disaster that's left thousands homeless and many homes without power or water.
Rescue workers are still trying to find survivors, but time is running out. The main areas of operation are a paper factory and a shopping mall where the earthquake set off an explosion. Japan's southern island Kyushu was hit by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake earlier this week. Survivors have spoken of pulling out family members from the wreckage of their homes.
Fox's Jonathan Savage. There's a search in New Jersey for a missing 10-year-old girl swept away in the Passaic River last night, along with a 10-year-old boy who was found dead. Former presidential COVID advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci could be in trouble with the law. It's a resolution saying that he should be considered for charges for contempt of Congress. Republican Senator Rand Paul tells Fox's committee we'll vote on that next week after Fauci refused to answer questions at a hearing, saying this 111 times after calling Paul obsessed with him. On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution. Republicans accuse Fauci of saying one thing in private and another in public about COVID's origins and the response to the pandemic.
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Ahead of another night of U.S. attacks on Iran, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with War Secretary Pete Hegseth in Washington the day after a meeting with President Trump. You know, I'm very grateful to you for your consistent support, for the constancy of your friendship, and now it's time to... Fight, fight, fight. U.S. troops serving in the Middle East may have to turn in their cell phones.
Following a memo from CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper, which stated that sharing videos online can actually help Iran target U.S. military bases. In the memo, Cooper told troops that Iran is benefiting from their sharing photos and videos of Iranian strikes, giving the Iranians more detailed information on whether they hit their targets and how close they came or didn't. Captain Tim Hawkins telling Fox quote, Admiral Cooper's top priority is the well-being and protection of over 50,000 American service members operating in the Middle East. His guidance to troops about operational security reinforces this priority. Kevin Ureske, Fox News.
We'll get another inflation update this morning, but it's for June when oil and gas prices were falling. They've risen back up this month, and this comes out of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting.
The central bank is leaving its key benchmark interest rate unchanged for a fifth straight meeting. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.
Our committee decided to vote by a nine to three vote to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at three and one half to three and three quarters percent.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
What U.S. military strikes and Iranian targets are described at the start of the newscast?
0:03–0:22
2
How did President Trump and Fox reporters characterize recent attacks in the Middle East?
0:22–4:04
3
What details emerged about casualties and rescue efforts after the Kyushu, Japan 7.1 earthquake?
4:04–4:13