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What happened in the van attack at a Berlin Pride event and who is being sought?
An attack in Germany. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. German authorities canceling a popular pride festival Saturday this after a car ran through the festivities. Fox's Chanley Painter.
Police in Berlin are searching for a suspect who allegedly plowed a van through a crowd in an LGBTQ plus pride event. At least one person was killed, 16 others are hurt.
How many people were killed or injured and why do authorities call it terrorism?
Police say the suspect has ties to local Islamic groups and they believe the act was terrorism. Hundreds of thousands of people were in Berlin for that celebration.
And police say they have in fact ID'd that suspect. No arrests yet. No other info about him is being made public.
How are wildfires in France and Spain impacting evacuations and the Tour de France?
Hundreds of thousands of folks have been forced to abandon their homes. This as fierce wildfires continue to spread across the regions of France and Spain. Stephanie Bennett in London with more.
It's impacting wine country and it's also shortening the Tour de France by about a third while they redeploy security forces to help out and battle these flames. Now, more than a quarter of a million people across France and Spain have been evacuated as crews struggle to get the upper hand. The French government has deployed the military and Spain has declared a national emergency. So far, at least one person has been killed near Valencia. Now, in France, flames scorched the earth, destroying homes and cars in the suburbs near the wine region of Bordeaux. In central Spain, just outside of Madrid, crews are trying to control multiple fires that appear to be merging into one.
And emergency officials are helping to evacuate residents in addition to livestock from some threatened rural areas as well. The U.S. military pausing for now airstrikes on Iran after nearly two weeks of intensifying bombing. This while diplomatic efforts have been pushed forward to try and avert a return to all-out war.
What actions are governments taking to fight the wildfires and protect residents?
The war reaches the five-month point on Tuesday. The president has both threatened more strikes but says that talks are progressing. America's listening to Fox News.
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Why is the U.S. military pausing airstrikes on Iran and what diplomatic steps are underway?
Australians are about to be alarmed and for good reason, says their government.
Just after noon Monday local time, that's tonight in the United States, millions of Australians will hear a loud siren blasting from their cell phones. I don't have advance warning of a disaster, it's a rehearsal for an emergency that might one day take place. An upgraded national alert system is replacing text messages to let Australians know about natural disasters, security threats and health emergencies. The system already exists in more than 30 countries, including the United States. The test can't be overridden unless the phone is turned off or put in airplane mode before it happens. Jonathan Savage, Fox News. Three new members joining the Baseball Hall of Fame today.
Carlos Beltran, Andrew Jones, and Jeff Kent are set to be enshrined today in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Beltran and Jones each received the necessary 75% support from baseball writers to get in. Beltran got 84.2% of the vote on his fourth ballot. He was a nine-time All-Star and is one of five players to record at least 400 home runs and 300 stolen bases.
What other headlines are covered: Australia alert test, Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, and box office milestones?
Jones got 78.4% on his ninth ballot. He won 10 gold gloves and was selected to five All-Star teams. And Kent was elected by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee. His 377 career home runs are the most by a second baseman in Major League history. Tony Genualdo, Fox News.
The Odyssey keeps cruising on at the North American box office. Christopher Nolan's film grossing $200 million in just eight days, becoming the second fastest R-rated movie in history to reach that major box office goal in North America, only behind Deadpool and Wolverine. I'm Paul Stevens. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened in the van attack at a Berlin Pride event and who is being sought?
0:02–0:23
2
How many people were killed or injured and why do authorities call it terrorism?
0:23–0:39
3
How are wildfires in France and Spain impacting evacuations and the Tour de France?
0:39–1:46
4
What actions are governments taking to fight the wildfires and protect residents?
1:46–2:17
5
Why is the U.S. military pausing airstrikes on Iran and what diplomatic steps are underway?
2:17–3:25
6
What other headlines are covered: Australia alert test, Baseball Hall of Fame inductions, and box office milestones?
3:25–4:13