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A swing and a miss. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Vice President J.D. Vance is saying U.S. and Iranian delegations failed to reach an agreement in talks in Islamabad. As efforts to ease the Middle East conflict fall short, Fox's Chanley Painter.
This comes after 21 hours of high stakes negotiations in Islamabad, Pakistan. The peace talks were aimed at preserving a two week old ceasefire in the Iran war now entering its seventh week. Vance cited a lack of commitment from Iran to abandon nuclear weapons development. Iranian state media blamed, quote, excessive demands from the U.S. for the breakdown.
Up next, meantime, the White House will hold talks in the coming week aimed at trying to ease tensions that are existing between Israel and Lebanon. The California governor's race being rocked by a new scandal. Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell now facing accusations of sexual assault. Fox Business Network's Max Gordon in L.A.
Manhattan District Attorney's Office confirming they are investigating, saying we urge survivors and anyone with knowledge of these allegations to contact our Special Victims Division. Our specially trained prosecutors, investigators, and counselors are well-equipped to help you in a trauma-informed, survivor-centered manner. The San Francisco Chronicle first broke the story of an anonymous ex-snapper who claims Swalwell sexually assaulted her while she was intoxicated, once when she worked for him, and again years later. Swalwell's attorney has since sent a cease and desist letter to the woman for making false statements. Since that initial Chronicle report, three additional women also spoke to CNN with sexual misconduct allegations, including accusations that the congressman sent explicit text messages and nude photos.
In a video posted to social media, Congressman Swalwell is denying the allegations. He says they're politically motivated. He remains at this moment in the race for California's governor. America's listening to Fox News. A machete-wielding suspect dead after he attacked multiple people on a New York City subway platform Saturday morning. Fox 5, New York's Richard Giacovas at Grand Central Terminal describing what happened.
Those three victims, all of them seniors, are recovering after that wild morning underground that sent strap hangers into a mass panic. It all ended... With that man armed with a machete being shot dead by police. All of it unfolding inside busy Grand Central Terminal. Cops say 44-year-old Anthony Griffin boarded a Manhattan-bound 7 train from Queens. When he arrived on the platform, cops say he took out his machete and slashed an 84-year-old man. Then he went upstairs to the 456 platform and attacked again. This time shouting, Lucifer. over and over again as he slashed a 65-year-old man and a 70-year-old woman. When cops arrived, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says they repeatedly asked Griffin to drop his machete.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch says more than 175 additional officers were added to subway patrol in addition to transit overtime posts as well. Fans and members of the University of Michigan gathering Saturday to celebrate the Wolverines men's basketball team after they became national champions. earlier in the month.
All the unforgettable moments are because of the guys that were up on stage. It all began with that parade earlier on Saturday beginning over at the President's House, weaving its way through the streets of campus, cheering them on because they grabbed that national title, what everyone wanted to see, what they also got to see at Chrysler. But you know what the big thing is, too, is what's going to happen next year. And I got a good feeling that they were going to be at Ford Field, packing it out, not just the team, but the The fans are going to be at Ford Field packing it out for the Final Four and for the championship game. Reporting here in Ann Arbor, Lauren Edwards, Fox News.
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