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What are the charges and extradition details in the arrest of Muhammad Yusuf Hasna?
A man arrested in the U.K. on U.S. charges of aiding a terror group, Fox's Lisa Lacera reports from New York.
Muhammad Yusuf Hasna of Istanbul, Turkey, is facing charges of conspiring to provide material support to a foreign terror organization, conspiring to finance terrorism and financing terrorism. He was arrested in the U.K. and is being held pending extradition to the U.S. Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jamie McDonald says Hasna worked with Hamas senior leadership since at least 2023 to deliver supplies, food, and money to the terror group disguised as humanitarian aid. Each charge carries a maximum of 20 years in prison. In New York City, Lisa Lucera, Fox News.
California officially launches the first in the nation privacy tool allowing folks to block the sale of their personal data. Fox's Kristen Goodwin has more.
How does California’s new Delete Act let residents block sale and delete their personal data?
More than 340,000 Californians have logged on to the state's delete request and opt-out platform or drop to have third-party companies known as data brokers delete their personal information. Starting today, those brokers have to start processing those deletion requests. That's thanks to the California Delete Act, which was signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2023. The measure expands on rights established under the California Consumer Privacy Act. The platform is free to use. To make requests, folks can go to privacy.ca.gov. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
The Big Ten and Southeastern conferences agreed Friday night to support a Senate bill that seeks to regulate college sports, ending week-long negotiations. The most groundbreaking part of the reworked deal is the $27.5 million that schools would be allotted to retain players, in addition to the $21.3 million cap that already exists. The bill still has a chance to earn the 60 votes it needs to halt debate and head to an up or down vote before the Senate heads for summer break next Friday.
What changes did the Big Ten and SEC agree to in the proposed college sports Senate bill?
i'm deborah valentine this is fox news police in darby township pennsylvania are looking for a suspect in connection to a shooting at a walmart police say the shooter fired off five to ten shots inside the store it remains an active police scene as police are looking for the shooter walmart employees rushed out of the store to get to safety consoling each other After the frightening incident, Darby Township Police South Fox 29 around 725. An argument started between two male customers at the self-checkout line when a man in an orange hoodie and gray sweatpants began firing. A female Walmart employee, an innocent bystander in this, was struck in a calf. She was taken to the hospital with non-life insurance.
threatening injuries.
What happened during the Walmart shooting in Darby Township and what are police saying?
Now, the shooter fled the scene. Darby Township Police Chief Mike Sousa tells me they are trying to locate and ID the suspect. Police are looking at surveillance video from inside and outside the Walmart.
Fox 29's Jeff Skiversky. The Trump administration releases a long-awaited plan to deal with water shortages along the Colorado River, which provides water to seven states.
Under the proposal from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona, California, and Nevada would take less water from the Colorado River, facing cuts up to 3 million acre-feet per year through 2036. While Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming would be spared from water cuts for now, the government would reassess the terms every two years.
What are the key points of the Trump administration’s Colorado River water cut proposal and recent Ukraine attack updates?
The plan comes after deadlocked negotiations between the states and Colorado River reservoirs seeing record lows. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum says it provides the flexibility to respond to changing hydraulic conditions while preserving the opportunity for the basin states to continue working toward durable, consensus-based solutions. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Russia launches an intense barrage of ballistic missiles and drones overnight in Ukraine. The Lithuania embassy in Kiev sustaining damage by missiles. Nine people reportedly were killed. I'm Chris DeMeo. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the charges and extradition details in the arrest of Muhammad Yusuf Hasna?
0:02–0:52
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How does California’s new Delete Act let residents block sale and delete their personal data?
0:52–1:54
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What changes did the Big Ten and SEC agree to in the proposed college sports Senate bill?
1:54–2:41
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What happened during the Walmart shooting in Darby Township and what are police saying?
2:41–3:21
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What are the key points of the Trump administration’s Colorado River water cut proposal and recent Ukraine attack updates?
3:21–3:56