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king charles the third met with prime minister lose trust in the cabinet today after accession ceremony formally proclaimed him the new monarch. also today princes william and harry reunited in public for the first time in two years marking the grandmothers death along with their wives, princesses kate and meghan duchess of sussex. fox team coverage, alexis mcadams live with more on the funeral plans for the queen. first, senior affairs correspondent live at buckingham palace in london...

unclear exactly where ian could hit the rest. forecasters say if tampa takes a direct hit, it could be like nothing seen in this lifetime. in neighboring st. petersburg, the mayor there says it could be the storm they hoped would never come. across the state, people are gassing up, emptying shelves and filling sandbags. we have live team coverage. lets get right to our meteorologist tom saider for the latest timing impacts. tom. >> we have a lot to talk about and its going to continue ...

close the gap. crime is a problem in philadelphia. oz is there right now. this is a live camera in philadelphia. oz is receiving the official endorsement of the citys largest police union after he received the unanimous endorsement of the pennsylvania state police union. he will take this stage, speak soon. well keep an eye on this. but he says if fetterman wins this race people in pennsylvania will be a lot less safe. >> he is the most pro- murderer candidate running for office. certa...

When NASA's asteroid-diverting DART mission slammed into the tiny moonlet Dimorphos, it didn't just shift its orbit — it also almost completely changed its shape, new research suggests.

Mighty Morphin Asteroid In September 2022, NASA intentionally smashed its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft into a tiny asteroid called Dimorphos, a landmark test to see whether we can divert potentially dangerous space rocks in the future. The collision was powerful enough to knock Dimorphos off its trajectory, releasing copious amounts of dust and […]

Heading straight for Earth, space rock Dimorphos has been successfully shoved off track by Nasa, saving the planet from total destruction in 150 years' time

Dart spacecraft will collide with Dimorphos on Tuesday with aim to deflect the asteroid.

Large gatherings at religious events. >> that they had security training it was so amazing. >> aall credit it. >> i just thought yesterday, isnt it something in the united states of america, places of worship and schools, we teach people how to kraekt in case of something like this, and its a shame that we have to, but thank goodness, thank goodness they had that training. >> yes, the places that should be the most safe, targets. >> right, all right, coming up, a tv host details his battle with ...

Back in 1994, and the reason were able to know that it hasnt been this close since 1933 is because of the data that weve been able to pick up on this, on this asteroid. its well established, this orbit. so we know the exact track its going to go on, and we know that it wont be this close for another 200 years. look at how big this thing is. 5400 feet, that is nearly four times the size of the empire state building. >> wow. >> tyler, thanks for that. all right. lets bring in keith cowling, edit...

Up. >> i saw that. >> look, nasa is testing a program called dartt, double asteroid dias detroit test. what can you tell us about that? do we have a handle on it, were it to get so close, were going to do something about it? >> hopefully. its going to hit an asteroid about the same size. it is a little moon. what theyre going to do is hit it really hard and look very carefully at the moon. and if theyve changed the course, even a little bit, youll see the orbit change. if that happens, then you ...