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This is a Fox News alert. He's confirmed. I'm Lisa Lucera. On this vote, the yeas are 50 and the nays are 50.
The Senate being equally divided, the Vice President votes in the affirmative, and the nomination is confirmed. Vice President Vance casting the tiebreaker on the confirmation of Pete Hegseth as the next Defense Secretary. Republicans Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell, and Susan Collins sided with Democrats. Rhode Island Democrat Jack Reed voted no. How can we expect our military to overcome recruiting challenges, maintain retention, and remain the most ready and lethal fighting force in the world?
if they do not have respect for their leader.
Who would want to follow the orders of someone who belittles them? The next order of business for the Senate moving forward with the nomination of South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem to lead the Department of Homeland Security. President Trump in Pacific Palisades, California, the area decimated by wildfires earlier this month. The president got a walking tour of the area, then sat down with local leaders. We're going to work very hard with the mayor, the governor, the supervisor and everybody and
uh get the resources behind you and we have some amazing people but the president did get into it with democratic congressman brad sherman when it came to water management brad with a party of common sense you're not in all fairness yes sir we like water to put out fires it's really quite efficient president again made allusions to disbanding fema saying you don't need it you need a good state government a white house official tells foxx
President Trump will sign an executive order that takes the first step toward potentially reshaping FEMA, creating a task force to review it and recommending changes. The president heading to Las Vegas tonight. He'll hold a rally there tomorrow. The United Nations suspending all travel into areas held by Yemen's Houthi rebels after seven more of their staff were detained. America's listening to Fox News.
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The FBI has arrested a Washington state woman in connection with the deadly shooting of a Vermont Border Patrol agent. Teresa Youngblood, who is 21, was charged in Monday's killing of Border Patrol agent David Maland. FBI agents say Maland had stopped her driving a Prius on Monday because Felix Bockholt, the passenger in the car and a German citizen, appeared to have an expired visa. Bockholt and Officer Maland were both killed in the firefight that followed.
Documents show Youngblood and Bockholt were in possession of multiple laptops, tactical gear, night vision goggles, ammunition, and two cell phones wrapped in what appeared to be aluminum foil. They had been under surveillance for almost a week before the shooting after a hotel worker reported concerns over Youngblood carrying a gun and both wearing all-black tactical gear.
Tonya J. Powers, Fox News. Doctors and nurses may soon get help from the world of artificial intelligence. A French company is merging the latest in robotics and AI with character development and a new tool designed to make work easier for doctors and nurses. Miro-Key looks like a brightly colored mythical fox from a video game and with its video screen face, reacts with approximated emotions and carries on conversations.
It's already talking with pediatric cancer patients at a hospital in Montpellier, France. It comes with a kind of psychological effect that we need to take into account when we are designing such machines. Jerome Monceau is one of Merleke's creators. The hope is it can increase productivity in the medical field where specialized workers are hard to come by. Eben Brown, Fox News.
Google is promising to crack down on fake online reviews with tougher punishments for reviewers and businesses. After an investigation by regulators in Britain, Google says it'll delete fake reviews from people who repeatedly write them for UK businesses and ban them from posting new reviews. I'm Lisa Lacerra. This is Fox News.