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Why did President Trump reject the Iranian cease‑fire proposal?

Kathleen Maloney 0:03

No deal with Iran. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. President Trump reveals he rejected the Iranian ceasefire proposal. Fox's Alexandria Hoff at the White House.

Alexandria Hoff 0:13

The Iranian side argues that the request and the latest proposal were included in the previous memorandum of understanding, just broken down in stages over seven days. The MOU had fallen apart back in July due to vague language on Iran's nuclear future and disagreements over shipping lanes. The country's foreign minister, though, he was asked about trust between the two nations. Here's what he had to say.

Unknown 0:33

Well, we trust ourselves. We are ready for diplomacy.

What evidence links the UK air‑base arrests to Iran?

Unknown 0:38

We are ready for war at the same time.

Alexandria Hoff 0:40

Well, Axios is reporting that negotiations are set for once again to take place this week.

Kathleen Maloney 0:45

The president is standing by his assertion that Iran must not have a nuclear weapon. He also promised lower gas prices after the midterm elections. UK police arrested five men near an air base used by the United States suspected of preparing a terrorist act. Police say three suspicious trucks appeared to be heading toward the Royal Air Force Fairford base early Sunday. Authorities are investigating an Iran link as one possibility. Two Ole Miss students found dead. Police found Creighton at both scenes.

Natalie Chalk 1:17

Officials say the toxicology reports for 18-year-old Aiden Hamilton and 20-year-old Robert Strang could be ready as early as the start of this upcoming school week.

How are the Ole Miss student deaths connected to Kratom?

Natalie Chalk 1:28

But investigators are still not confirming whether the drug was a factor in either of these deaths. Kratom is not FDA approved and illegal in many states, but it has been banned in Oxford for years. On Friday, Oxford police revealed two people were arrested during an investigation into a nearby tobacco store where members of the county's narcotics unit reportedly found more than 500 units of Kratom. Fox's Natalie Chuck, America's listening to Fox News.

Kathleen Maloney 2:02

The Nor'easter battering the mid-Atlantic states may finally be showing signs of letting up. Fox Weather's Bob Van Dillon is in Manasquan, New Jersey.

Bob Van Dillen 2:10

This is day three of the Jersey Shore getting throttled with onshore wind. Now, it's changed around a little bit. Coastal low, it's a Nor'easter. It was kind of meandering for the last day or so.

What is the current status of the Nor’easter affecting the Jersey Shore?

Bob Van Dillen 2:20

It came ashore finally across southern Jersey earlier this morning. That's kind of hanging out there by Cape May, but the difference is the rain continues to just blast us. It's a solid carpet of heavy rain all the way out to the Atlantic, but that's the only concern we have right now on the beach. Now we've got the high tide coming in, winds are right off the ocean. We're going to see another night tonight with minor coastal flooding around Manaloking, around Manasquan, all these areas in the Jersey Shore region. Tomorrow morning, same thing with a high tide, but then by tomorrow, that area of low pressure finally unlocks itself and moves up towards Nantucket as it weekends along the way.

Kathleen Maloney 2:54

More than 40,000 customers across the Northeast are without power. SpaceX plans a Starship launch Monday morning.

Sarah Allegra 3:03

Starships expected to complete six laps around the Earth while deploying 26 next generation Starlink satellites into low orbit along the way.

Will SpaceX’s Starship test launch succeed in delivering payloads and surviving splash‑down?

Sarah Allegra 3:12

Then, after nearly 10 hours in space, Starship will try and guide itself safely back home and roughly 2,500 degree heat before attempting a controlled splashdown. Now, the big test here, though, can Starship deliver its payload and survive this trip back all intact, especially as both the U.S. and China just push deeper into space? So what SpaceX learns also from these test flights could also help pave the way for what comes next year. NASA has this multi-billion dollar contract with SpaceX to develop a version of Starship that could land astronauts on the moon.

Kathleen Maloney 3:46

Fox's Sarah Allegra splashdown will occur 10 hours after launch, which is scheduled for 8.15 a.m. Eastern on Monday. I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is Fox News.

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