.@SteveDoocy was live on air as the world changed, and 25 years later, the emotions are just as raw. He reflects on the morning that cost 2,977 lives and altered millions forever.

'DEEPLY SADDENED': Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti, 32, was identified as the woman tragically killed in a random double stabbing in Times Square on Monday. The NYPD says suspect Pamela Cisneros pulled two butcher knives from a bag, stabbing a 68-year-old man and Piacenti within 20 seconds before being fatally shot by police. Piacenti, who just celebrated her 2nd wedding anniversary weeks ago, was remembered by Bank of America in an email: "We are shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic loss of our colleague. She was a valued teammate who will be greatly missed."

'HITTING BACK HARD': U.S. forces launched fresh air strikes against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran on Tuesday, following up on President Trump's vow to retaliate for weekend attacks on American bases in Jordan. "Today at 12 p.m. ET, U.S. forces began striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran. The strikes follow recent attempted attacks by the IRGC against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region," CENTCOM posted on X. | @TreyYingst

'IN SOLIDARITY': Putin and Iran’s president joined forces at a summit in Kyrgyzstan, with the Russian leader declaring "solidarity" with Tehran and vowing to keep trade flowing despite rising military conflict with the U.S. and an unraveled peace deal.

JURY DEADLOCKED: The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial told the judge they can't reach a unanimous verdict. Judge Sullivan isn't letting them stop yet—sending them back to continue deliberating after reviewing over 80 witnesses and 300 exhibits. @jamesagagliano breaks down what this means live from the courthouse.

"Why do they keep going to Israel? We're talking about the country, Medicare for All, and all the other issues that are impacting the country... and they always pivot to Israel. That does not dominate our conversation on a day-to-day basis." While Bernie Sanders argues that Democratic voters want a shift in U.S. policy, @LawrenceBJones3 pushes back — asking why Democratic socialists keep focusing on Israel instead of daily American issues like healthcare and public safety.

"Whatever you want to talk about Abdul, keep my wife’s name out of your mouth — because she’s way out of your league." VP JD Vance pushes back after DSA-backed Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took a swipe at Second Lady Usha Vance, asking if Vance is "taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw."

Behind every great interview is a LOT of prep! @RCamposDuffy is taking you behind the scenes to see what it really takes before the cameras start rolling. SPOILER ALERT: We had so much fun with @SLOTUS!

NEW: Overnight, Iran launched missile attacks targeting U.S. bases in Jordan after CENTCOM struck IRGC minelaying assets on Larak Island. Most incoming fire was intercepted with no significant impacts reported. This is the first known U.S. strike against Iran since late July. @TreyYingst

DEVELOPING NOW: Sudden, extreme flash flooding at the Grand Canyon leaves at least one person dead, more than a dozen missing, and dozens evacuated as search-and-rescue operations scramble across the inner canyon.

APOLOGY REJECTED: DSA-backed Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is apologizing to Jewish Democrats over his comments linking a Michigan synagogue attack to Israel's actions in the Middle East—but his opponent @MikeRogersForMI isn't buying it. "When someone says, 'You might have been offended by what I said,' that's not an apology. He has a long history, Brian, of anti-Semitic comments—inflammatory comments. He's angry; he's aggressive. The polling said, 'Hey, he needed to change this,' mainly because we've had so many Democratic, Jewish people here in the state of Michigan ring up our phone and say, 'I can't do this. I'm for you...' That group is swelling by the day. So that was his sad attempt, I think, to try to stem that bleeding."

TRUMP & VENEZUELA OIL DEAL: President Trump is set to meet with U.S. oil refinery executives following a historic $65 billion agreement granting the U.S. control over major Venezuelan oil reserves. The 25-year deal targets 17 strategic fields to rebuild infrastructure, boost production to 1.5M barrels/day, and generate new revenue streams for Venezuela while maintaining its sovereignty.

JUDGE DECIDES TOMORROW: Will Tyler Robinson stand trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk? Legal analyst @GreggJarrett criticizes judicial delays in the case, pointing to strong evidence including DNA, ballistics, videotape, and confessions. "It's a fait accompli, because the evidence against Tyler Robinson is powerful. It's undeniable. There's more than enough probable cause to put him on trial. DNA, fingerprints, ballistics, videotape, multiple confessions by the accused. Any one of those things, Lawrence, is enough for probable cause."

FROM THE NFL… THEN BACK TO COLLEGE?! 🏈🎓 A new eligibility debate is heating up across college football — and the power conferences are pushing back. UNLV head coach Dan Mullen weighs in on where the line should be drawn. Would YOU let former NFL players back on a college roster?

The Trump administration is moving to shut another door on Iran's access to the global economy, this time targeting a financial pathway into the U.S. system. FOX News' @markpmeredith reports the Treasury Department is proposing to cut off U.S. financial system access for branches of a major Egyptian bank operating in the United Arab Emirates. The move could take effect within the next 30 days as the administration vows to do "whatever it takes" to further restrict Iran's financial access.

MARS, MUTTS & A VERY UNEXPECTED DELIVERY! 🚀🐶😳 @GriffJenkins is surfing the web with the stories making waves… you never quite know what the internet will serve up next!

DOLLY PARTON’S LEGACY LIVES ON 📚❤️ Through her Imagination Library, millions of children have received free books - including more than 1 million kids in Ohio alone. Ohio First Lady @FranDeWine joins us to share how the beloved program will continue changing young lives for generations to come!