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What happened during the deadly Missouri flooding and who was lost?
Floods turned deadly. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News Search and Rescue crews recovered the body of a missing Missouri woman who was swept away from her home yesterday as dangerous floodwaters tore through Crawford County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the body of Faith Gregory was recovered about a mile from her home after an extensive search. More rain and flooding is expected with a threat expanding farther south. Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz has more.
What a scary situation across Missouri.
How are meteorologists explaining ongoing flood risks across the Ohio River Valley?
They saw in some of those communities on the high end as much as a foot of rain. We're still tracking a risk of some flooding as we move through the weekend. Now that's shifted a little farther off towards the east. We're seeing at least some flooding, flood alerts, flood warnings there across portions of southern Illinois getting into Kentucky. So really along the Ohio River Valley, those are the areas where that rain is going to continue to come down. We've got a frontal boundary that's just kind of draped across that region.
Why did Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy announce the Strait of Hormuz is closed?
A whole lot of humidity there and these storms are just... one after another after another. When you start to see these storms train, that is when these rainfall totals can start to get really high.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy just announced the Strait of Hormuz is closed until further notice and until the U.S. interference in the region stops. This comes after Iran's Navy said it fired on a ship today trying to travel along an unapproved route in the strait and was struck by a warning shot. The Navy says no vessels will be permitted to transit the strait. And GOP Congresswoman Claudia Tenney of New York, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, told Fox News prior to this.
What is Congresswoman Claudia Tenney saying about U.S. policy and Iran's actions?
I don't think that negotiations with them is going to stop this. I think they only understand one thing, and the only reason they're at the table is because we've pretty much decimated their Navy, and we've really taken out a lot of their ability to retaliate, and certainly they have some assets left.
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How are Democrats in Maine responding after their primary winner withdrew from the Senate race?
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Repeating our top story, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy just announced the Strait of Hormuz is closed until further notice. In other news, Democrats in Maine are scrambling to find a new candidate to challenge Republican U.S. Senator Susan Collins after Graham Plattner officially withdrew from the race.
What major national stories follow: World Cup betting surge, Apple vs. OpenAI lawsuit, and NYT subpoenas?
Plattner, who won the Democratic primary, filed paperwork yesterday ending his campaign. Democrats have until July 27th to find a replacement for the November election. Now that the FIFA World Cup is in play in the U.S., sports bettors are facing a gambling boom, and that is raising concerns.
A betting boom. Billions of dollars flowing from countries across the globe, and the World Cup is fueling the fire. Industry analysts expect fans to set record gambling numbers even more than the Super Bowl. Some analysts predict more than $50 billion in global wagers. Deutsche Bank projects $3.3 billion in wagers through U.S. sportsbooks, led by sites like DraftKings and FanDuel. While legal sports betting explodes, experts say it makes it hard to rein in other sports betting. In college sports, some betting is legal, but gray areas are plentiful. Prop bets are growing increasingly controversial. In Washington, David Spunn, Fox News.
Apple sues OpenAI, accusing it of stealing trade secrets. The suit says the theft of Apple's trade secrets by the maker of ChatGPG was part of a coordinated pattern of misconduct at an institutional level.
Fox's Lisa Lucera, OpenAI denies wanting any secrets from rivals. And the New York Times is pushing back against the Justice Department over subpoenas seeking testimony from several of its reporters next week. Those subpoenas come after the Times reported on security concerns involving President Trump's new Air Force One.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened during the deadly Missouri flooding and who was lost?
0:02–0:30
2
How are meteorologists explaining ongoing flood risks across the Ohio River Valley?
0:30–0:54
3
Why did Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy announce the Strait of Hormuz is closed?
0:54–1:34
4
What is Congresswoman Claudia Tenney saying about U.S. policy and Iran's actions?
1:34–2:12
5
How are Democrats in Maine responding after their primary winner withdrew from the Senate race?
2:12–2:32
6
What major national stories follow: World Cup betting surge, Apple vs. OpenAI lawsuit, and NYT subpoenas?
2:32–4:11