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Will the Kennedy Center be demolished and what are the legal hurdles?
Will the Kennedy Center be torn down? I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. President Trump was spotted on Air Force One holding a piece of paper with the words Kennedy Center demolished on it. As the legal battle continues over putting his name on the building in Washington that he insists badly needs renovations.
Federal Judge Christopher Cooper says the Kennedy Center has to provide 30 days of notice before they make any physical changes, including demolishing it. The ruling comes after the Kennedy Center's director and COO announced it was closing for seven days because of risks to public safety. That was based on an inspection of the roof terrace canopy and a partial ceiling collapse earlier this month. The announcement of the closure came after board member Democratic Congressman Joyce Beatty asked the court to stop what she called an unlawful closing.
That's Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. The Iran conflict keeps pumping up gas prices.
How are Iran‑related tensions affecting U.S. gas and diesel prices?
Regular, up another three cents today to $4.46 per gallon. Diesel's a nickel higher to a new record high. AAA puts it at $6.44. And as Americans deal with those rising costs, Fox's Grinnell Scott details a new Fox News poll showing less support for the president.
The poll shows overall on foreign policy, President Trump's approval rating is at 37 percent. 71 percent of voters don't believe the White House has a plan to end the Iran war. Americans also continue to support 55 to 39 percent providing funds for Ukraine's military against Russia. On immigration, 53 percent of voters say the administration has gone too far on enforcing immigration laws.
In a House Republican in Greece, Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar is warning the president in a new campaign ad that was recorded near the White House.
The same Hispanics who helped you get to the White House in 2024 feel betrayed today.
What does the latest Fox News poll reveal about Trump’s foreign‑policy approval?
Salazar represents a district near Miami and got a Trump endorsement earlier this year. Her Democratic challenger in November, Elliot Rodriguez, has accused the Congresswoman of failing to stand up to the president. America's listening to Fox News. We mentioned immigration enforcement. Well, an ICE agent is due in federal court today. Christian Castro facing charges of lying about a shooting in Minneapolis in January during an operation and leaving a man injured. Castro was in court in Minnesota yesterday facing assault and other charges.
Holding Mr. Castro accountable for his firing a weapon through the front door, striking Julio Sosa Solis, endangering the lives of others, and lying to law enforcement has begun.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty. They held a vigil last night in Chatsworth, California, outside Los Angeles for five people killed in two crashes this week.
Why is an ICE agent appearing in federal court and what does it mean for immigration enforcement?
First, a bus collision that left two dead. And then a news helicopter covering that story went down, killing three others, including a KNBC TV reporter. A driver blamed for the bus crash has a court date.
L.A. County District Attorney Nathan Hockman says Bailey Lynn Rios is expected to be arraigned Friday on second-degree murder, driving under the influence, and reckless driving charges.
We will hold Ms. Rios fully accountable for her actions and eventually seek the maximum punishment in court, which is life in prison.
The 36-year-old is accused of being impaired by drugs when she sped through a red light and slammed her Ford Expedition into a Metro bus, killing two people and injuring five others.
In fact, the impact was so severe that one individual got thrown out of the window of the bus and another just got thrown out of the bus upon impact.
Hockman not revealing what drugs were allegedly involved.
How did the Buffalo Bills perform in their new stadium opening?
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
On Wall Street, stock futures are rising the day after big gains for the Dow and the Nasdaq. On Thursday night football, the Bills open their new stadium with a win. Allen, rolling. He'll run it in. Touchdown. That was Josh Allen's fifth TD of the game. He ran for two, passed for the other three, leading the Buffalo Bills to a 41-31 win over the Detroit Lions on Amazon Prime Video.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Will the Kennedy Center be demolished and what are the legal hurdles?
0:03–0:51
2
How are Iran‑related tensions affecting U.S. gas and diesel prices?
0:51–1:44
3
What does the latest Fox News poll reveal about Trump’s foreign‑policy approval?
1:44–2:37
4
Why is an ICE agent appearing in federal court and what does it mean for immigration enforcement?
2:37–3:31
5
How did the Buffalo Bills perform in their new stadium opening?
3:31–3:58