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What will President Trump say about sovereignty and AI at the UN General Assembly?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
Ready for the big speech. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. President Trump said to address the U.N. General Assembly tomorrow morning. Chief of Protocol Monica Crowley says the president will take on globalism.
Monica Crowley 0:14
He'll speak about national sovereignty, the importance of sovereignty, the importance of borders. He'll talk about the rule of law internationally.
Lisa Lucera 0:22
On Fox's Jesse Waters' primetime, and she says AI will also be a major theme in the address.
Monica Crowley 0:28
Because it is a very frontline technology, the president is adamant that the United States has the lead in AI.

How does Senator Bernie Sanders argue the UN is essential for the world’s future?

Monica Crowley 0:35
He wants technological dominance for the United States, and he wants to win.
Lisa Lucera 0:39
Speaking at Riverside Church in New York City this evening, Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders said the U.N. is necessary for the world's future.
Unknown 0:47
The United Nations. as an institution is more important today than it has ever been.
Lisa Lucera 0:55
The presidents of Iran and Israel will attend the UN General Assembly. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will not after the State Department denied him a visa last week. Ahead of tomorrow's speech, President Trump met with New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani at the mayor's official residence this afternoon. The two talked about the mayor's plan for affordable housing in the city.

What are the terms of the Paramount‑Warner Bros. settlement and its impact on U.S. production?

Lisa Lucera 1:14
The president said there's potential for federal funding to be available to assist in the cost. Twelve states and the Writers Guild have settled a lawsuit challenging Paramount's $81 billion buyout of Warner Brothers Discovery. The suit was led by California State Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Rob Bonta 1:31
With today's settlement, Paramount is required to move production back to the United States by spending, as a floor, at least $300 million more each year.
Lisa Lucera 1:39
Paramount has pledged to increase film production in the U.S. and establish monitoring of editorial independence of the company's news operations. The settlement still needs the approval of a judge. America is listening to Fox
Gordon G. Chang 1:52
News.
Lisa Lucera 2:01
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has met with his counterparts from the Arctic Seven Block of Nations on the sidelines of the U.N.

Why are U.S. and Chinese officials debating a safety‑notification system for AI incidents?

Lisa Lucera 2:07
General Assembly as the U.S. Greenland and Denmark are set to sign a security agreement, though the details of the meeting have not yet been released. The manhunt for a suspect in California has come to an end. Sheriff's officials
Tanya J. Powers 2:20
in Placer County, California, say Derek Spencer was shot and killed by deputies, ending a manhunt that began on Sunday morning. when officials received reports of a man pointing a gun at people in a rural area northeast of Sacramento. When deputies arrived, he crashed his car into a patrol vehicle and fired at them before getting away. On Sunday evening, the body of a woman was found inside a home where Spencer had been earlier in the day. California Highway Patrol officers located Spencer with an aircraft's infrared technology. A standoff ensued for several hours, ending when Spencer shot at deputies and they returned fire, killing him.

How did the California manhunt end and what tactics did law enforcement use?

Tanya J. Powers 2:55
Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 2:56
The U.S. and China talking about a framework for artificial intelligence-related incidents.
Jenny Koselda 3:01
Treasury Secretary Scott Besant has proposed a new safety notification system to China's vice premier during talks in New York. Besant says it would apply to AI incidents that rise to a national security level. Though Gordon Chang, senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, tells Fox Business...
Gordon G. Chang 3:21
The Chinese regime is increasingly insecure. They're not going to notify us of problems with their AI. So what we have is basically a one-way agreement.

Which movies topped the box office this weekend and what were their earnings?

Gordon G. Chang 3:30
And we shouldn't be entering into deals like this when we know the Chinese can't comply.
Jenny Koselda 3:34
The notification system could be considered by President Trump and China's President Xi at their summit this week. Janine Koselda, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:44
At the box office this weekend, Resident Evil opened at number one, earning $60 million. Practical Magic 2 in second with $12.2 million. I'm Lisa LaSara. This is Fox News.

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