Two people are injured and a suspected gunman is dead after a shooting at a college in Virginia.

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What happened during the shooting at Old Dominion University?

Lisa Brady 0:02

A school shooting in Virginia. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. Old Dominion University reporting two people injured and a gunman dead after opening fire in a building that houses classrooms on the main campus.

Unknown 0:15

Obviously terrified. I mean, it shouldn't be an everyday occurrence. And for these students, unfortunately, they've had to live with this now. It seems twice in a year, just over a year.

Lisa Brady 0:26

Joshua McCauley is director of the campus ministry. Last February, two people were shot and killed in a parking lot on campus and a suspect arrested after a dispute that did not involve students. No word on the gunman's identity or motive in today's shooting. Old Dominion canceling classes and operations on the main campus for at least the rest of the day. Iran's new leader vowing to keep the critical Strait of Hormuz effectively closed. until fighting ends.

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Iran declaring it would not allow any oil that benefits the U.S. and its allies to pass through that strait.

What impact do school shootings have on students and communities?

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That confirmed on Iranian TV in a statement said to come from Iran's new supreme leader, Mustafa Khamenei, the first since the war started, saying Iran's strikes would continue, demanding the closure of all U.S. military bases in the region and revenge for attacks, including the one that killed his father, the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Lisa Brady 1:20

Fox's Greg Palcott, his mother, wife, and a son were also killed. As the U.S. and Israel keep targeting Iranian military and militia sites, Iran continues its missile and drone strikes around the region, earlier hitting two oil tankers off the coast of Iraq and a cargo ship near Dubai. The Senate just passing a bill aimed at increasing affordable housing, a bipartisan effort that heads now to the House. The 21st Century Road to Housing Act, designed to lower housing costs in part through incentives to build new homes, grants to overhaul homes, and a program to allow development of abandoned buildings. America is listening to Fox News.

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Lisa Brady 2:15

Closing arguments in California in a landmark trial accusing Meta and Google of designing Instagram and YouTube to get kids addicted. But the prosecution may have an uphill battle needing to convince nine of the 12 jurors of multiple things.

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First, they need to find did the companies know or should they have known that the design of their platforms could be dangerous when used by minors? Then that they knew or should have known that users wouldn't necessarily recognize those dangers on their own.

What is known about the gunman and the motive behind the shooting?

Unknown 2:44

Next, that the companies failed to provide adequate warnings about those risks and that a reasonable platform designer or operator in this situation would have given a warning or instructions about safe use. Now next, specifically with KGM, that she was actually harmed by the way the platform was designed or operated and that the company's failure to warn users was a substantial factor in Kaylee's mental health.

Lisa Brady 3:09

Fox Business' Kelly Saberi at the courthouse in Los Angeles. TikTok and Snap settled before the trial, which could impact many other lawsuits targeting social media around the country. A billboard near Naval Base San Diego calls for service members to refuse illegal orders.

Chris Foster 3:26

The billboard scheduled to be up outside the base for the next month is commissioned by a San Diego chapter of the nonprofit Veterans for Peace. The message reads, active duty and National Guard, you have a duty to refuse illegal orders. The group in a statement says it will support those who do, giving as examples what it calls unconstitutional deployments to American cities in support of racist ICE attacks or to suppress peaceful protests. deployments to illegal regime change wars such as against Venezuela and Iran, orders to ship weapons to Israel for use against Palestinians, and orders to attack civilians or to torture and kill prisoners of war. Chris Foster, Fox News.

Lisa Brady 3:59

On Wall Street, a sell-off continues.