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What will President Trump highlight in his upcoming UN General Assembly speech?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
A busy week of meetings for President Trump. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. Tomorrow, he addresses
Edward Lawrence 0:08
the U.N. General Assembly. A senior administration official tells us that that speech will highlight the things that this administration believes they take action on. Problems they believe that have plagued the world for decades. Wednesday, President Xi will arrive here in Washington, D.C. President Trump Thursday will meet him to talk about keeping the status quo regarding rare earth mineral exports. The leaders will address agriculture purchases, but also artificial intelligence.

How will the Trump‑Xi meeting affect rare‑earth mineral exports and AI cooperation?

Lisa Lucera 0:35
Fox Business's Edward Lawrence at the White House. The president also said to meet with Gulf leaders about the Iran conflict and Ukraine's President Zelensky about the war with Russia on the sidelines of the U.N. Operations have resumed at several major northeast airports after a telecom line issue forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tells Fox. If I don't get
John Saucier 0:55
the money to fix the telecom, this won't be the last time we tell the story.
Lisa Lucera 1:01
The primary communications line failed at a key FAA facility in Philadelphia. The backup fiber optic line was inadvertently severed by railroad construction workers that left controllers without radar or communications for several hours. The outage happened as President Trump and many other leaders were arriving in New York for the U.N. General Assembly.

Why did the FAA communications line fail and what are the implications for air travel?

Lisa Lucera 1:21
A jury convicted a Vermont man of attempted murder in the shooting of three Palestinian college students.
John Saucier 1:27
The jury rejecting an insanity defense rooted in his claims that he was acting on orders from the CIA and Mossad. The 51-year-old Jason Eaton now faces up to life in prison in the November of 2023 attack near the University of Vermont campus in Burlington, which left one student paralyzed in the waist down and his two friends wounded. Eaton was ordered jail pending sentencing, which has yet to be scheduled. He had pleaded not guilty, but did not dispute the fact that he was the shooter.
Lisa Lucera 1:52
Fox's John Saul, CA America's listening to Fox News. Twelve states in the Writers Guild have agreed to settle their lawsuits against Warner Bros. Discovery, effectively paving the way for the $81 billion mega-merger. Among the terms of the agreement announced by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, Paramount has pledged to increase film production in the U.S.

What were the verdict and key evidence in the Vermont shooting case?

Lisa Lucera 2:17
and establish monitoring of editorial independence of the company's news operations. The son of a
Michelle Polino 2:23
supermodel has died. The son of model Cindy Crawford and Randy Gerber, Presley Gerber, has died. He was 27 years old. Gerber died Sunday at a rehab facility. According to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner Records, a rep for Presley's mother, father, and sister, Kaya Gerber, said the family is asking for privacy during this very difficult and painful time. An autopsy has yet to be completed. Presley was a model himself. He was charged with a DUI in 2019 and in 2020.

How does the Writers Guild settlement impact Warner Bros. and the $81 billion mega‑merger?

Michelle Polino 2:51
He got a tattoo on his face that Red misunderstood. A year later, he appeared to have had it removed. Presley had been open about his struggles with mental health and battles with depression. He even started Mental Health Monday videos on his Instagram. Michelle Polino, Fox
Lisa Lucera 3:06
News. Thousands of Volkswagen and Audi SUVs are being recalled over a defect that could cause drivers to lose steering control.
Jeff Manasso 3:13
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says a steering rack mounting bolt on potentially 208,000 Volkswagen and Audi SUVs may corrode and break, which could mean a loss of steering capability and the risk of a crash. Vehicles affected by the recall, certain 2018 VW Tiguans, 2018 and 19 Atlases, and 2019 through 21 Audi Q3s. Volkswagen and Audi say they're not aware of any crashes or injuries linked to the defect. That owner notification letters are expected to be mailed out in early November, in which dealers will replace the Bolt free of charge.
Lisa Lucera 3:50
Fox's Jeff Manasso, I'm Lisa Lucera, this is Fox News.

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