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What is Iran's current control over the Strait of Hormuz?

Dave Anthony 0:02
Iran is doing a very poor job allowing oil to move through the Strait of Hormuz. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News president. Trump posted that on Truth Social, adding, that's not the agreement we have.
Trey Inkst 0:13
With just eight vessels reportedly passing through the Strait in the first 48 hours of the ceasefire. Fox's Trey Inkst in Tel Aviv. I spoke with an intelligence source earlier today in the region who said the Strait is effectively under full IRGC control. They decide who gets to go through, but more importantly, who doesn't. And so this is going to be a major issue at the negotiating table. And the Iranians keep making these public displays saying that they're in control, and those reports indicate they are even charging fees for vessels to pass through. But on a normal day, there are more than 100 vessels that pass through the Strait. We're looking at single-digit numbers.
Dave Anthony 0:46
Vice President Vance will lead the U.S. negotiating team in the talks with Iran tomorrow in Pakistan. But there's another issue that Iran says could derail an agreement. Still insisting that Lebanon was part of the ceasefire. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says no.
Benjamin Netanyahu 0:59
I want to tell you, there is no ceasefire in Lebanon. We continue to strike Hezbollah with force. And we will not stop until we restore your security.
Dave Anthony 1:09
He has agreed the talks with Lebanon's leaders next week. We're also learning Ukraine is still at war with Russia. helped us in the Iran conflict. Its president, Vladimir Zelensky, says Ukraine's military shot down Iranian drones in multiple Mideast countries. The Artemis II crew is still asleep, about 81,000 miles away from Earth, but after a wake-up call later this morning, they'll finish packing and head home.
Unknown 1:27
The crew of four journeyed to a point in space never before reached by humans more than 252,000 miles away and on the far side of the moon, the first humans to visit in more than 50 years. Their spacecraft, an Orion capsule they've named Integrity, will splash land in the Pacific off San Diego's coast.
Dave Anthony 1:48
That's Fox's Evan Brown. They'll return at 8.07 p.m. Eastern after entering Earth's atmosphere at 25,000 miles an hour in a fireball protected by a heat shield. America's listening to Fox News. He's still trying to stay in the U.S. But the most infamous deportee in the Trump illegal immigration crackdown, Kilmar Obrego-Garcia, has lost one legal battle attempting to get human trafficking charges filed in Tennessee dismissed. That's been denied.
Unknown 2:17
The judge says the government has indisputably shown legitimate reasons for its prosecution that are unrelated to Obrego-Garcia's case in the District of Maryland. Meanwhile, a U.S. judge in Maryland has rejected the Trump administration's attempt to deport the illegal immigrant to Liberia. The judge in that case essentially scolded the Justice Department for attempting to dictate the actions of the court. Obrego-Garcia is from El Salvador and was deported in error back to his home country last year before being returned to the U.S. Fox News.
Dave Anthony 2:48
In another high profile deportation case, Mahmoud Khalil is a step closer to being kicked out of the country. The Board of Immigration Appeals issued a final order for his removal, which Khalil calls biased and politically motivated. He is a former Columbia University grad student turned Palestinian activist who came under scrutiny. Scrutiny for leading loud anti-Israel protests in New York City against the war in Gaza. A mother in Georgia is behind bars again.
Chris Foster 3:14
Sherry Magby was free on bond awaiting trial next month for allegedly assaulting her teenage son with a pocket knife in 2023.

How is the ceasefire affecting negotiations between the U.S. and Iran?

Chris Foster 3:20
She's now held without bond, accused of leaving six other children home alone, hungry, ages 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. The one-year-old died. The 10-year-old says they were eating ants and cockroaches with not enough food in the house. The mother is facing new child cruelty charges with more charges expected. Chris Foster, Fox News.
Dave Anthony 3:38
On Wall Street, stock futures aren't moving much. Neither are oil prices. The day after more gains for the Dow and the Nasdaq, adding to the stock market surge and oil price plunge, Wednesday reacting to the ceasefire with Iran.

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