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What are the latest updates on Hurricane Imelda and its expected impacts?
Getting ready. I'm Paul Stevens. Fox News tropical storm alerts are set for the southeast coast as a looming storm system is on its way to become Hurricane Imelda.
We're tracking tropical depression number nine. This is eventually going to become Imelda later today and what will become Hurricane Imelda. So this morning, Floridians waking up to a tropical storm watch in place. This goes all the way up the East Coast towards Daytona Beach, and unfortunately, this is eventually going to be a hurricane. The good news is we are not going to have a direct landfall, but having a Category 1 hurricane sitting off the East Coast is going to bring in some impacts in and of itself. All the way through Thursday, this is going to be off the East Coast, producing those intense beach conditions and also bringing in some really intense rainfall at the coast.
Weathers, Bertram Merwin. Meantime, Hurricane Humberto has intensified into a powerful Category 5 storm. That's bringing dangerous surf and rip currents to the northern Leeward Islands, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda.
How are President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu planning a new cease‑fire deal in Gaza?
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set to meet again at the White House tomorrow.
It comes as Trump says the U.S. is very close to reaching a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza. The 21-point deal calls for Israeli troop withdrawals, humanitarian aid, and temporary international control of the Gaza Strip. Right now, it's not clear where Netanyahu stands on any potential deal.
Fox's Marianne Rafferty. The meeting also coming as more nations recognize Palestinian statehood. A measure both Netanyahu and President Trump say is a reward, they think, for the terrorist group Hamas. Three people dead, eight others hurt after a shooter on a boat opens fire at a waterfront bar last night in North Carolina. The gunman ID police say is 39-year-old Nigel Edge, attacked around 9.30 p.m. before fleeing in his boat. Some 30 minutes later, the Coast Guard detained him at a nearby ramp.
What details emerged from the waterfront bar shooting in North Carolina?
Edge faces three counts of first-degree murder. among the charges. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump announcing Saturday he'll deploy troops to Portland, Oregon to combat crime and illegal migration. Oregon's Democratic Governor Tina Kotek, though, says she has had conversations with the president and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
I have been abundantly clear with them that Portland and the state of Oregon believe in the rule of law. And we can manage our own local public safety
needs. Mr. Trump also signing an order sending military officials to Memphis, Tennessee.
Why is President Trump deploying troops to Portland and Memphis, and what are the local reactions?
A TikTok challenge may be what's behind a disturbing series of attacks at the University of Pennsylvania. Fox 29 reporter Ellen Kolodziej reports that the school is calling for students to stay alert as they combat the problem.
University of Pennsylvania police responding to one of several recent unprovoked attacks on Penn students. Now, because of these attacks, Penn police put out this alert saying there have been multiple recent reports from Penn students and other community members of groups of young people slapping or striking individuals in the head on or near Penn's campus, specifically in the area of 40th to 38th Street from Market to Locust Street. The victims are approached by one or more members of the group who then, unprovoked, strike the unknown victim with open hand or a closed fist. We believe that it is connected to a nationwide social media trend.
UPenn says it's adding more police and security in the area where the attacks have been reported. American soybean farmers are worried about selling their crops after China, which usually buys about a quarter of all U.S. soybeans, stopped purchases for months. This boycott, a response, they say, to tariffs imposed by the Trump White House as part of trade tensions.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the latest updates on Hurricane Imelda and its expected impacts?
0:02–0:58
2
How are President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu planning a new cease‑fire deal in Gaza?
0:58–1:50
3
What details emerged from the waterfront bar shooting in North Carolina?
1:50–2:45
4
Why is President Trump deploying troops to Portland and Memphis, and what are the local reactions?
2:45–4:10
5
How are U.S. soybean farmers affected by the China trade boycott and what aid is being considered?
4:10–4:12