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In Minnesota, local law enforcement and the FBI are searching for a suspect who posed as a police officer and killed a top

democratic lawmaker and her husband at their home. In what appears to be a related attack,

another lawmaker, a state senator, and his wife were also shot but survived. The Bureau of

Criminal Apprehension Superintendent Drew Evans issued a plea and this warning.

At this time, we had asked the public if you do locate him to receive him to call 911.

Do not approach him. You should consider him armed and dangerous. And you should call 911

immediately with the information. Earlier, Governor Tim Wall said in a statement, Melissa

Hortman was a great leader who woke up every day determined to make the state a better place.

Minnesota's thoughts are with her loved ones. He also added prayers are also with Senator

John Hoffman and his wife Yvette, who were shot and wounded and are being treated.

President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the escalating situation in the Middle East

and the war in Ukraine in a call today.

And Pierce-Franco Ordonez reports, the two leaders spoke for about an hour.

President Trump says Putin called him to, quote, very nicely wish him a happy birthday,

but also to talk about Iran. Trump said the two spoke at length about the conflict and both agree

that this, quote, war in Israel should end soon. Trump says they spent less time discussing the war in

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