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Someone reports an abandoned car on a bridge.

A search gets underway for the missing driver, 19-year-old Sarah Stern.

Is it a missing person? Is it a suicide?

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President Trump posted on social media that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to attend a ceasefire.

Effective 5 p.m. Eastern today, ABC's Ian panel.

We believe that Hezbollah is part of this ceasefire agreement.

They're thanking Iran for it. Lebanese government is thanking the U.S. and other neighboring states.

A sustainable peace, perhaps that's possible.

But Prime Minister Netanyahu's insisting that Israeli troops stay in this kind of six-mile

deep board inside the country, whereas Hezbollah and others have insisted that Israel withdraw

from the country altogether. Meanwhile, CENTCOM says more than a dozen ships have been stopped

by the U.S. blockade at the Hormuz Strait, with no oil traveling through the strait, the head

of the International Energy Agency warning Europe has maybe six weeks of jet fuel supplies left.

President Trump naming Erica Schwartz to take

over as director of the CDC. The last director was fired by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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