completely legitimate questions about a note found in his residence. it s a note to a loved one and saying that this is the pass code for my phone, this is the bank account numbers. i wouldn t describe it as an explicit suicide note, but the tone and tenor was that the individual was not going to be around. police in maine describing a note found in the home of suspect robert card accused of killing 18 people in a shooting rampage on wednesday. officials also reporting they found multiple guns where his body was found at a recycling facility. card was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound ending a day s long manhunt. welcome to fox news live, i m jacqui heinrich. griff: jacqui, welcome. i m griff jenkins. and ground oranges operations in gaza, saying they ve killed hamas operatives in overnight strikes. and is the conflict expanding to a multi-front. trey yingst in southern israel, we ll begin things. trey, what is the latest? yeah, griff, good afternoon.
calling on a judge to stop donald trump from continuing to claim fbi agents were involved in a plot to assassinate him during his search of his mar-a-lago home during the classified documents investigation. trump made a suggestion in a campaign fundraising email and has been repeated by conservative media outlets. late friday, smith filed a notion in judge eileen tenants court saying, those statements create a grossly misleading impression about the intentions and conduct of federal law enforcement agents falsely suggesting that they were complicit in a plot to assassinate him smith added that the false statements expose sba agents, some of whom will be witnesses at the trial, to threats of harassment. we have reporters covering all of the developments for you. we will begin with julie sirkin on capitol hill. julie, welcome. the prosecutor s request is different from a gag order, but what exactly are they asking of the judge? reporter: this is a first, let me just say
shot dead tells us america needs better gun control. and, nearly a0 years after the first successful separation of conjoined twins at great ormond street hospital, some of the children it s helped meet up and share their experiences: like, we obviously do fight a lot. we do scream at each other a lot. we get mad at each other. but then we always have that bond that we know we ll be sisters forever, and we ll love each other forever, and we ll care for each other forever. on bbc london, the mayor sadiq khan calls for a ceasefire in gaza. stay with us here in bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening from jerusalem. large explosions have been seen in the gaza strip tonight as the israeli army says it s increasing the number of air strikes on the territory and expanding its ground force operations. communications in gaza including mobile phone and internet have been cut off. in response to the i
and dangerous, at large. the grief and mourning engulf a tight knit town of lewiston, maine. i m bill hemmer. dana has the day off. aishah, nice to see you. aishah: we ll take you live tatty press conference. facing a lot of challenges out there in the maine wilderness looking for this guy. it s a region surrounded by miles of forests, mountains, lakes, ponds, streams, everything. they are trying to identify all of these 18 victims. one heartbroken father now struggling to come to terms with losing his son while knowing that he died a hero. listen to this. people loved my son. my son was in sports all his life. people got to know him that way. they got to know the kind of heart he really had. i had the greatest son in the world and it s a tough one. it s a tough one to lose. your son died a hero. he did. i m proud of him, yeah. i love him with all my heart. aishah: hard to hear. the latest with nate foye. 38 hours in the manhunt the community waiting for answers t
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