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FNN: Phoenix Cop Shot During Traffic Stop, Another I-10 Possible Shooting, Jon Stewart Talks 9/11

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Channel: LiveNOW from FOX · 2015 · News & Politics

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This morning on FOX10 News Now: Ron Hoon and Samia Khan discuss the possible shooting on the I-10 freeway this morning. What makes this one different? The victim followed the person he believed attacked him and gave authorities their license plate. Hear our raw interview with him. Earlier this morning a Phoenix police officer was shot multiple times during a traffic stop, and the suspect is wanted. We then go live to Washington D.C. where comedian Jon Stewart joins politicians to discuss the importance of healthcare for 9/11 first-responders. Mike Pache and Samia then discuss how "The League" star Steve Rannazzisi lied about being in one of the towers on 9/11. After that, Ron Hoon joins Samia to chat with Steve Krafft who is live in Simi Valley where tonight's GOP debate is taking place. They discuss expectations and answer viewer questions. Then Mike Pache takes over. At Noon, Mike covered the LIVE Vice President Joe Biden solar conference. We then went live to the DPS conference with an update on the highway shootings. We then have live aerials of police activity in Phoenix that turns out to be the scene where officers found the man wanted for this morning's shooting of a cop. We speak live with Andrew Hasbun who is at the scene. We then discuss the story of 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed who was arrested after his alarm clock invention was mistaken for a bomb. Ahmed is a Muslim teen in Texas. We then go live to Irving, Texas where Ahmed, his family and community leaders hold a press conference. Plus, watch clips of the lone Roanoke, VA shooting survivor speak in her first major interview since the shooting. And we also have an update on Dylann Roof, the man accused of shooting 9 people inside a church in Charleston, SC. We then go live to an officer-involved crash. After that, we watch President Obama speak at the  Business Roundtable quarterly meeting in Washington D.C.

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