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What did President Trump and President Xi discuss during their state visits?

Lisa Lucera 0:02

A productive face to face. I'm Le Silicera, Fox News. The conflict in Iran was part of the conversation during a state visit from the Chinese leader.

Arlene Graham Nordone 0:12

President Trump says he and Chinese president Xi Jinping did talk about the war in Iran during the three day state visits, along with the economy, trade, and AI.

Unknown 0:22

America is very happy about this visit and I'm sure China is very happy also. Uh great things for both countries. And it's been just very, very productive.

Arlene Graham Nordone 0:32

China is a top buyer of Iranian oil and has been accused of providing satellite imagery to the IRGC. Presidents Trump and Xi will see each other at least twice more this year at a November summit in China and the G twenty in Miami in December.

How will the upcoming September nor'easter affect the Atlantic coast and what precautions are advised?

Lisa Lucera 0:47

Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House, the Supreme Court has for a third time rejected an attempt to use a new congressional map in Missouri backed by President Trump, halting a federal appeals court ruling that would have revived the map, which favors Republicans for the November election. A rare September nor'easter hours away from impacting the Atlantic coast, tens of millions of people in its path.

Mike Seidel 1:09

Long Island Sounds. We'll see wave fights increase to five to eight feet in the next 24 hours. And we're going to see a lot of rain and wind up and down the mid-Atlantic and Northeast Coast. Most nor'easters come up the coast and go on out. This one is getting trapped by the steering flow. It comes north from towards Long Island and then makes a turn to the left, right into the Jersey Shore, and winds itself down later Sunday. So we've got four successive high tide cycles.

Why did the Department of Homeland Security defend its agents after the Guatemalan immigrant’s fatal crash?

Mike Seidel 1:35

where tides will be running as much as three feet above normally dry ground and massive beach erosion already.

Lisa Lucera 1:41

Foxweather meteorologist Mike Seidel in Greenport, New York. There are voluntary evacuations being offered in some parts of the Jersey Shore. Forecasters say peak wind gusts could be around sixty to sixty five miles per hour on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Antucket, Massachusetts. America's listening to Fox News. The Department of Homeland Security defending its agents after an immigrant dies in a crash.

Jeff Bonasso 2:05

DHS says its agents were trying to stop a Guatemalan national Sunday in Grand Rapids when he fled officers at a high rate of speed that agents did not engage in a pursuit, saying that they were about a half mile away when they saw smoke and later discovered a crash. Coronado Juarez was found dead at the scene.

Jeff Bonasso 2:31

been removed from the U.S.

What are the implications of the New Mexico jury’s verdict that Facebook deceived users about privacy?

Jeff Bonasso 2:32

in twenty twenty one and later re entered without authorization. Michigan State Police are leading the investigation. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.

Lisa Lucera 2:41

The New Mexico jury has found Facebook liable for deceiving users about privacy protections. It's now up to the judge to determine how much the company would pay. Attorneys representing the state are asking for the maximum $5,000 penalty per violation. The trial centered on accusations that Facebook deceived users about a data breach stemming from a third-party personality quiz that harvested data from about 87 million profiles. Miles and sold it to political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica to generate targeted ads. Pope Leo issues a warning about artificial intelligence.

How does Pope Leo’s encyclical warn about artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity?

Tom Graham 3:16

Pope Leo warns that a paradise of machines could undermine humanity. He added AI development should center on the needs of human beings. It has become essential for me to address the theme of artificial intelligence in my encyclical letter in order to place the human person at the heart of all reflection.

Tom Graham 3:42

President Emmanuel Macron and diplomats in Paris. Thousands welcomed him, highlighting interest in his visit. It's also the first state visit by a Pope to France in eighteen years.

Lisa Lucera 3:52

Fox is Tom Graham. I'm Lisa Lacera. This is Fox News.

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