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Why was a man arrested for pretending to be on President Trump’s security detail?
Answering to the charges. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. A not guilty plea from the man authorities say was pretending to be a part of President Trump's security detail who was arrested at the president's golf club outside Los Angeles days before the president was set to speak.
Police found a large amount of weapons and ammunition in his car, in his home, and on his person. Thirty-eight-year-old Jeanine Jean Tullet, on Friday, pretending to be a federal agent, wearing an earpiece, photographing and videotaping a security setup, then returned Sunday. This time, when confronted, he claimed to be part of a State Department security detail. When deputies intervened, they found a 16-round magazine in his pocket with hollow-point bullets.
What weapons and evidence did police find during the arrest?
According to charging documents, they also found materials in his home with concerning statements. Quote, according to one source, those statements could suggest a mental health issue. One news outlet say the documents refer to the White House.
Fox's William Lajeunesse at Trump National Golf Club. The president attended a Republican National Committee fundraiser at the club last night to lays being held on $250,000 bail. The FAA investigating after it says a commercial jet was in the air at Reagan National Airport outside Washington yesterday afternoon when President Trump was traveling on Marine One. Safety measures at that airport have been in place since a deadly crash last year. Well, in Nevada this afternoon, the president said the U.S. and Iran are talking through moderators.
We are talking. Let's see what happens.
Why is the FAA investigating a commercial jet near Reagan National Airport?
But they respect us. Oman is acting as the negotiator. It says it's working on a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the federal government will move to shut down a Kentucky organ donation group accused of continuing plans for organ retrieval from some patients who showed signs of life. America is listening to Fox News.
A court appearance for a man accused of killing a Scottish aid worker and then hiding her body in a suitcase in Greece. The suspect, a migrant who has not been named in accordance with Greek law, was arrested Sunday. The body of Elisabeth Jane Ross was discovered inside the suitcase at an abandoned building July 18th, a few days after she arrived in Athens to visit friends. Four people stabbed near a London tourist hotspot.
Four men between the ages of 34 and 52 were stabbed early afternoon local time in the busy Covent Garden area of central London. They were all taken to the hospital for treatment.
How are the United States and Iran communicating through Oman’s mediation?
Two have already been discharged, the others have non-life-threatening injuries. Police have arrested a 47-year-old woman on suspicion of assault and possessing an offensive weapon. They say early indications are it was an isolated mental health-related incident. The attack happened on Endell Street, about a quarter of a mile from the famous Covent Garden market. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Dr. Erica Schwartz has been confirmed on the Senate as the new director of the CDC. She previously served as deputy surgeon general. And in a leadership position at the Coast Guard, over the past year and a half, the CDC has lost more than 3,000 employees or more than a quarter of its workforce due to layoffs and resignations.
What does the new CDC director’s appointment mean for the agency’s staffing crisis?
After a $55 billion buyout, EA Games is now private.
The maker of Madden Football is now a privately held company. The gaming giant now owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, or PIF, alongside with Silver Lake and Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners. EA is known among gamers and the general public for sports titles, like Madden and EA Football Club, and competitive shooters like Apex Legends and Battlefield, the biggest competitor to Call of Duty. The Saudi pith now owning just over 93% of the publisher, which owns over 20 game studios.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why was a man arrested for pretending to be on President Trump’s security detail?
0:03–0:47
2
What weapons and evidence did police find during the arrest?
0:47–1:32
3
Why is the FAA investigating a commercial jet near Reagan National Airport?
1:32–2:36
4
How are the United States and Iran communicating through Oman’s mediation?
2:36–3:18
5
What does the new CDC director’s appointment mean for the agency’s staffing crisis?
3:18–3:54