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What happened in the ICE shooting incident in Austin, Texas?

Kathleen Maloney 0:03

An ICE shooting in Texas. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. An immigration enforcement agent shot a man in Austin, Texas today. Austin-Travis County EMS Chief Rob Lucris says the man was brought to a hospital within minutes.

Unknown 0:17

One individual was identified suffering from a gunshot wound. The patient was stable, vital sensor stable, but in serious condition. They were transported off the scene within nine minutes of arrival of EMS resources. and transported to a local trauma center.

Kathleen Maloney 0:31

Texas Democratic Congressman Greg Cesar says the investigation into the shooting should continue, and he told reporters ICE should leave Austin. Eight people were injured following a shooting Saturday night north of Orlando in the Florida town of Sanford.

Why were eight people injured in the Sanford, Florida shooting and what is known so far?

Kathleen Maloney 0:47

The police department says it happened during a gathering at a home, but they're not saying yet if they know what led to that incident. A new warning for Americans in the Middle East as President Trump weighs whether to take action in Iran. Fox's Trey Yingst in Tel Aviv.

What new U.S. travel warning was issued for Americans in the Middle East?

Trey Yingst 1:03

Tension does remain high across the Middle East as the State Department is once again warning American citizens here to remain vigilant. An alert went out to Americans overnight, warning them... of possible airspace closures and flight cancellations. The message was sent by U.S. embassies in various capitals, including Jerusalem. While the trigger for these alerts is unknown, Israeli officials had previously warned Iran against attacking their country during the Jewish high holidays, the holiest day in Judaism. Yom Kippur begins amid concerns of regional escalation. The Iranians remain defiant, saying they won't re-engage with the United States until all of their conditions are met.

Why did Ed Sheeran apologize and what controversy surrounded his tour?

Trey Yingst 1:40

This includes ending the conflict on all fronts, unfreezing Iranian assets, and stopping the naval blockade. CENCOM commander

Kathleen Maloney 1:47

Admiral Brad Cooper says the U.S. has helped escort a billion barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz in recent months. America is listening to Fox News. Ed Sheeran apologizes after a wave of artists dropped out in support of Macklemore, who was removed from his tour after his Free Palestine comment. Fox's C.B. Cotton explains.

C.B. Cotton 2:13

Sheeran said he never wanted to be a, quote, activist musician, while also suggesting that he really had no choice but to now speak out about the Middle East.

Unknown 2:22

What happened in Israel and at the Nova Music Festival on October 7th was horrific and compounded centuries of Jewish pain. What is happening in Gaza is catastrophic and unjustifiable and disproportionate.

How will the Tech College Sports Act change name, image, and likeness rules for athletes?

C.B. Cotton 2:37

That was just a portion of Sheeran's opening remarks. At one point, he explained that he chose not to come out onto a secondary stage because he wasn't sure whether people would throw items at him.

Kathleen Maloney 2:47

Last week, Sheeran said it was the tour promoter's decision, but McLemore says Sheeran told him Patriots owner billionaire Robert Kraft was behind his removal. The Senate shows strong support for a new bill that would overhaul college sports. Fox's Madeline Rivera in D.C. with details.

Madeline Rivera 3:05

Tech College Sports Act. It passed a procedural vote in the Senate last week, which means it is heading to the floor for debate. The bill establishes a national standard for name, image, and likeness compensation, eliminating the confusion that comes with a patchwork of state rules. Some athletes now making millions of dollars off these deals. Currently, elite players can transfer to the highest bidder without restrictions. giving powerhouse schools an even greater advantage. And athletic departments with tight margins are redirecting funds from lower-revenue sports to avoid losing top football and basketball recruits.

Kathleen Maloney 3:38

Connecticut Democrat Senator Chris Murphy argues that the bill will protect billions of dollars that sports industry executives are making over the athletes, while critics argue the bill places a limit on athletes, preventing their full potential. I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is Fox News.

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