They want the prosecutors off the case. I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News. A hearing in Utah for Tyler

Robinson, the man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk to death last year. Robinson's defense attorney

Richard Novak argues a college aide child of one of the prosecutors was at the event and witnessed the shooting,

so the whole team should be taken off the case because there's a conflict of interest,

after prosecutors said they plan to seek the death penalty.

The court needs to hear from a representative of the state who does not even appear to have a conflict of interest.

Robinson has fled not guilty to the September 10th shooting of Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley

University in Orham. The prosecution has asked Judge Tony Graff to deny the request.

As protests continue in Minneapolis following the deadly shooting of a woman by an ICE officer

last week, President Trump was asked about invoking the Insurrection Act, which she had mentioned yesterday

in a social media post.

I don't think there's any reason right now to use it, but if I needed it, I'd use it.

It's very powerful.

The Insurrection Act gives the president the authority to deploy military assets to suppress civil disorder.

The number of debt from the crackdown on Iran protests has grown to nearly 3,100, according to human rights activists,

as the country's supreme leader calls for more bloodshed.

I told the how many spoke at Friday prayers in Tehran today, demanding once again the death penalty for those who arrested during the

week's long's riot saying armed hypocrites should be put to death also directly challenging

President Trump, calling the protesters Trump's soldiers. Fox is Greg Palakott. Today, the president

appeared to back away from his threat of action against Iran. Yesterday, UN Ambassador Mike

Walts had reiterated the president's stance that all

options were on the table. Wall Street stocks edged lower as the first week of corporate

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