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What new diplomatic breakthroughs did President Trump and President Xi discuss at the White House state dinner?

Chris DiMeo 0:02
Dinnertime in D.C. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. President Trump says he and China's President Xi made tremendous strides on issues facing the two nations, hosting the leader for a White House state dinner on Thursday night.
Kristen Goodwin 0:14
President Trump gifting Chinese President Xi Jinping an American eagle statue.
A. Martinez 0:18
May all of our people know a future of harmony, peace and success.
Kristen Goodwin 0:23
China's president thanking President Trump for the hospitality, saying the two reached a common understanding on many issues.
Unknown 0:29
Adding
Kristen Goodwin 0:33
the U.S.-China relationship stands at a new historical starting point. The two leaders discussing the Middle East, Ukraine and artificial intelligence Thursday with President Xi stressing the need for AI to remain under human control.

What agreements were reached about hosting this year’s APEC summit in China and the G20 summit in Miami?

Kristen Goodwin 0:45
They also agreed to support each other in hosting this year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit set for November in China and the G20 Summit set for December in Miami. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Chris DiMeo 0:58
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressing the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday discussing topics including the war with Iran.
Chanley Painter 1:06
Dozens of diplomats did not stick around to hear what the Israeli prime minister had to say, Netanyahu calling them out for the show of defiance and defending Israel's military action against Iran.
A. Martinez 1:18
If there are any other moral cowards, devastating Iran's nuclear facilities was hard, but for me. It was one of the easiest decisions.
Chanley Painter 1:30
Outside the U.N., the NYPD says officers arrested at least 100 protesters who were blocking traffic and refusing to disperse.

Who was Chanley Painter and what happened to him after being wounded in the 2024 assassination attempt on President Trump?

Chris DiMeo 1:38
Fox's Chanley Painter, a man who was wounded during the 2024 assassination attempt of President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, has died. James Copenhaver was 76. A statement issued on behalf of his family didn't specify if his death was related to the injuries he suffered at the rally. America's listening to Fox News. Iranian President Massoud Pazeshkin in an exclusive interview on Fox's special report. Pazeshkin, through a translator, denied Tehran wants to build a nuclear bomb.
Unknown 2:11
If we wanted to reach a weaponization of the material, we
Chris DiMeo 2:15
would have done it. Pazeshkin says his country doesn't want conflict with Washington. An energy grid upgrade is on the way in more than 20 states.

How is the United States planning to upgrade the power grid to meet the soaring energy demand from AI data centers?

Lisa Brady 2:23
With energy demand soaring, driven by artificial intelligence power needs, the U.S. Energy Department now plans to spend nearly $2 billion to make existing power grids more efficient so they can produce more electricity. Energy Secretary Chris Wright calls it a quick way to lower prices and increase reliability, using fibers already in the transmission lines to, for instance, measure real-time weather conditions and steer power away from congested or overloaded paths. Opposition to AI data centers has been growing over cost and usage concerns with construction of new power plants not able to keep up. Funding for the power grid upgrades comes from the Biden era bipartisan infrastructure law to be matched by funding from recipients, including utilities and state agencies.
Lisa Brady 3:03
Lisa Brady, Fox News.
Chris DiMeo 3:05
A coastal storm is expected to impact much of the East Coast this weekend. Fox 5 New York's Antoine Lewis is in Seabright, New Jersey and has more.

What coastal storm impacts are expected on the East Coast this weekend, including wind speeds and flooding risks?

Antoine Lewis 3:13
National Weather Service said the winds along the shore could hit 60 miles per hour this weekend. And even though the nor'easter is still south of this area, its effects are evident as the surf is quite rough. And that will only increase as the storm moves north. Now, coastal flooding always a concern. And officials are telling us the winds could actually make any flooding worse. The waves could get as high. We're talking 11, 12, maybe even 13 feet. Mother Nature will absolutely have the final say on that. High tide always brings about the most concern because of the potential for those waves to come up to meet us at the boardwalk and then possibly come over and then spill over into town.
Chris DiMeo 3:50
And New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani issuing a travel agent, a travel advisory for the weekend. I'm Chris DiMeo. This is Fox News.

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