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big rig but the driver broke free. he continued down the highway but soon veered off the side of the road. crashed through a fence and flew right into some trees outside an office building. crews pulled the man from the wreck and took him to the hospital. no word on his condition. at least tonight. updating some of fox top stories tonight. mixed news today on jobs. the labor department reports job openings increased by about 200,000 in may to 3.6 million total. but layoffs were up as well. the pentagon announcing plans to establish a public data base of those who have received military valor awards. it comes after the supreme court struck down a law making it a crime to lie about getting these medals. and on this day in 1962, the united states issued a patent to swedish inventor for three point seat belt designs. he was the chief safety engineer. his creation was a huge
operators. those that purport otherwise, whether politically or commercially motivated should be held accountable and we also got a statement from zte saying it gave the committee investigators a series of detailed and factual responses to their questions but congressional investigators were not characterize for fox either chinese company or that level of cooperation, shep. shepard: catherine herridge live from washington. thank you. you are welcome. shepard: manage the chaos if out of nowhere the pentagon blew up? an american terrorist suspect will now plead guilty to plotting to do exactly that, blow up the pentagon and the capitol with remote controlled model planes. that s the word from the suspect s lawyer and prosecutors they say they will ask the judge for 17 year sentence about half of what the suspect was facing. prosecutors say the man from massachusetts requested grenades, machine guns and explosives from federal workers who were posing as aal qaeda members. those work
[shouting] [gunfire] shepard: all the while, as it does every day, the violence in syria rolls on despite the syrian president ba sar assad s claim that is he committed to a new peace plan. opposition group reports syrian uprising has killed more than 17,000 people. the pentagon cyber command issuing an eye opening report on the biggest threat to our nation. not al qaeda. china. the details on that ahead. plus, the attorney general of the united states today compared a texas law that requires voters to show i.d. to a poll tax. paying to vote. the reasoning? we ll get to that from the journalists of fox news on this tuesday fox report live from kansas city, the home of the all-star game just 50 minutes away on fox. hi, i m phil mickelson.
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