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What happened in the latest Israel-Hezbollah clashes and how does it affect the U.S.-Iran memorandum?

Lisa Lucera 0:02
An agreement between Israel and Hezbollah. I'm Lisa Lucera. Fox News is coming after heavy fighting last night as the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding hangs in the balance.
Lucas Tomlinson 0:12
Last night, four Israeli soldiers were killed when Hezbollah attacked their tank in southern Lebanon. The IDF called it a violation of the ceasefire. Israel then launched retaliatory strikes against dozens of targets. The U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding states Lebanon is covered by the ceasefire. One day after Iran's supreme leader accused Trump of signing the memorandum out of desperation, Trump responded, quote, We didn't meet out of desperation. Iran did. They are finished.
Lisa Lucera 0:42
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson at the White House.

How did President Trump and Iran's leadership publicly react to the memorandum claims?

Lisa Lucera 0:44
President Trump says the Strait of Hormuz is open and oil tankers are moving through. Italy's foreign minister canceled a planned trip to the U.S. after that country's prime minister claims President Trump lied about her taking a picture with him.
Unknown 0:57
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney says President Trump lied about her on Italian television, describing a conversation during this week's G7 summit. The Italian broadcaster Lissetta reports he told him in a phone interview, she's probably happy I talked to her. I didn't have to talk to her. She begged me to take a picture with her. She wanted a picture with me so badly. I wouldn't have taken it, but I felt sorry for her. The channel hasn't released the original audio of the president's interview, just a dubbed version in Italian. Prime Minister Maloney says Donald Trump's statements are completely made up and neither I nor Italy ever beg.
Lisa Lucera 1:27
Fox's Chris Foster heading into Tuesday's South Carolina primary. President Trump now says either candidate, not just Lieutenant Governor Pamela Yvette, would be a good pick. State Attorney General Alan Wilson said on social media he was happy to have the president's endorsement. The new Air Force One unveiled by President Trump at Joint Base Andrews. The new aircraft, a jumbo jet formerly owned by Qatar, is painted navy blue on the underside with a thin red stripe above it. Democrats have expressed concerns over the acceptance of the jet due to national security concerns. America's listening to Fox News.
Unknown 1:59
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Lisa Lucera 2:15
A former Florida congressman will remain detained after a jury found him guilty of lobbying for Venezuela's government while Nicolas Maduro was in power.
Jessica Rosenthal 2:23
Former Miami Congressman David Rivera was ordered to remain in custody pending sentencing. Judge Melissa Damien said things have changed now that a jury found him guilty and his remaining assets with a potentially lengthy prison sentence ahead of him make him a flight risk. His attorneys argued his ties to the community mean he would not leave the country. A federal jury convicted Rivera and his business associate, Esther Neuffer, of laundering millions of dollars they got from the Venezuelan government to lobby for Maduro's government, and that they failed to register as foreign agents when doing so. Prosecutors say Rivera used the money for his congressional campaign. At sentencing next month, the DOJ says he could face a sentence of up to 60 years.
Jessica Rosenthal 3:01
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:03
A new report finds a Christian summer camp in Texas where dozens were killed last year did not have evacuation plans and proper counselor training.
Unknown 3:11
legislature's 115 page report says if camp mystic had had the proper evacuation plans and state law required counselor training there would have been time to get campers to safety when a flash flood hit in the middle of the night last july 28 people including 25 girls two 18 year old counselors and the camp's owner dick eastland were all swept to their deaths the report found that at the time of the flooding there were at least 39 adults at the camp who could have been tasked to help with evacuations had they been trained

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