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What are the latest developments in the war with Iran?
The war with Iran is getting costlier. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. As Iranian counterattacks have other Gulf countries slowing or stopping fuel production and shipping, the price of oil has topped 100 bucks a barrel for the first time since 2022, now at 103.
The president is calling for ships to have courage and to just sail through the Strait of Hormuz.
But Fox Business Network's Lauren Simonetti reports.
There is one ship that crossed the strait in the past 24 hours. And that ship, according to the folks at Kepler, is called the Rosanna. It was carrying corn, not oil. Since a fifth of the world's oil goes through that strait, you can see why gas prices are surging.
Lawrence outside a gas station in Englewood, New Jersey.
How is the conflict affecting global oil prices?
Regular has surged 48 cents a gallon since last Monday. President Trump wrote on Truth Social, this is short term and a small price to pay for peace. Adding prices will drop rapidly when the destruction of the Iran nuclear threat is over. And on the 10th day of the war...
We know the Israelis are continuing to go after new targets inside of Iran. Even just a few minutes ago, an announcement was made by the Israeli military that they are striking new positions inside Iranian territory. Overnight, they went after more headquarters belonging to the IRGC, besieged forces and some of those missile launching positions. Still, the Iranians are getting fire off to the Gulf and here to Israel with more sirens overnight.
Fox's Trey Youngston, Tel Aviv, where they keep shooting missiles down. Iran has a new supreme leader.
What updates do we have on Israeli military actions in Iran?
Mostaba Khamenei, elevated to replace his father, was killed on day one of the war.
The 56-year-old has never held government office, nor has he given public speeches or interviews, but his behind-the-scenes influence has been rumored for years. It's believed he's close to the powerful Revolutionary Guard. And with little known about the direction he plans to take his country, his elevation represents confidence.
continuity fox's jonathan savage is now seven american troops dead in the war in iranian drone attacks and u.s military has blown up another suspected drug smuggling boat off the south american coast killing six people considered narco terrorists america's listening to fox news join fox in supporting our troops from daily needs to global emergencies help us be there for those who serve visit go.fox slash red cross to donate to service to the armed forces today
We expect an update this hour from New York City's mayor and the NYPD in a terror investigation stemming from a weekend protest.
The NYPD located a suspicious device and safely removed it. That device was found inside a vehicle believed to belong to two suspects now in federal custody.
Fox's CB Cotton near the scene.
A total of three devices have been recovered in this neighborhood.
What security concerns have arisen in New York City?
Two of the devices were ignited and thrown during dueling protests near Gracie Mansion, where New York City Mayor Zora Mamdani lives. Thankfully, no one was hurt. But we've learned from high-level sources that one of the devices contained a powerful explosive known as TATP.
And also inside the devices is shrapnel, nuts, bolts, and screws. With Homeland Security funding still held up in Congress by Democrats who demand immigration enforcement reform, essential workers at DHS are not getting paychecks. And some aren't showing up, like at TSA Airport Security, leading to long lines and warnings for people to show up very early for flights.
Some travelers getting stuck in massive lines four hours long in some places, including Atlanta, Houston, Charlotte and New Orleans. Some even missing flights. Homeland Security taking to X to blame Democrats for failing to fund DHS, leading TSA employees to be forced to work without pay. and resulting in absences and crippling staffing shortages.
How is the government shutdown impacting TSA operations?
Congressional Democrats demanding immigration enforcement agents wear body cameras, remove face coverings, and obtain arrest warrants. Republicans say face coverings protect agents from doxing or worse. Sue Guzman, Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are the latest developments in the war with Iran?
0:02–0:44
2
How is the conflict affecting global oil prices?
0:44–1:24
3
What updates do we have on Israeli military actions in Iran?
1:24–2:41
4
What security concerns have arisen in New York City?
2:41–3:39
5
How is the government shutdown impacting TSA operations?
3:39–4:14
6
What is the status of the Live Nation antitrust trial?
4:14–4:27