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What did President Trump say at the U.N. about Iran's nuclear program?

Lisa Lucera 0:02
He says he has a big decision to make. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. President Trump addressing the U.N. General Assembly this morning said the world must be united against Iran's nuclear ambitions. He says he could launch another round of attacks or continue to negotiate.
Donald Trump 0:19
But I believe we'll make a deal right after the election. Because it doesn't make sense for them not to.
Lisa Lucera 0:26
This afternoon, the president said two envoys met with Iranian leaders for three hours but didn't offer details of the outcome of the meeting. On artificial intelligence, President Trump said the U.S. will not slow down and proposed a new name for AI.

How is the new "Super" terminology for AI being introduced and received by the public?

Donald Trump 0:39
From this point forward, all of United States documents and hopefully the world's will be changed to use the much more accurate term AI. Super as opposed to artificial. So it's super intelligence.
Lisa Lucera 0:54
Earlier this month, the president dismissed concerns from tech industry leaders who warn of a needed slowdown in regulation of AI. Meanwhile, the latest Fox News poll finds voters are skeptical of AI and the data centers
Jessica Rosenthal 1:06
that power them. Six in ten voters view AI unfavorably in the latest Fox News poll, with 67% of Democrats feeling that way compared to just half of so-called MAGA Republicans. Voters who view AI favorably back the Republican candidate in their district by seven points. Those with unfavorable views back the Democrat by 17 points. While slightly more of us view AI as a good thing for daily life rather than bad, majorities of us view it as a negative overall for the economy, mental health, the environment, and jobs. Negative perceptions also dominate support of data centers.

Why is Hurricane Polo expected to become a Category 5 storm and what threats does it pose?

Jessica Rosenthal 1:35
53% said they'd be less likely to support data centers if they increase electricity costs. 38% said they were more likely to support them if they knew that without them, the U.S. could fall behind China.
Lisa Lucera 1:45
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. Actress Hayden Panettiere has been released from a drug rehab facility weeks before she died of an overdose last month. That's according to a South Carolina coroner. America's listening to Fox News. Hurricane
Tanya J. Powers 2:01
Polo has strengthened to a Category 5 storm. Hurricane Polo has intensified and is threatening Mexico's Pacific coast with rain, damaging winds, and storm surge. And forecasters with the National Hurricane Center warn that it is likely to grow even stronger.

What funding request is the Transportation Secretary making for air‑traffic control after the recent telecom outage?

Tanya J. Powers 2:16
Polo went from a 50-mile-an-hour tropical storm on Monday morning to a 160-mile-per-hour Category 5 hurricane in 24 hours. The storm comes amid a rapidly strengthening El Nino, which has produced 18 named storms already, with more than two months still remaining in the hurricane season. While it's not expected to make landfall in the U.S., the storm system is expected to bring dangerous conditions like flash flooding to the southwest midweek. Tanya J. Powers, Fox News. Transportation
Lisa Lucera 2:45
Secretary Sean Duffy says he will ask Congress to approve another $30 billion for air traffic control towers, software and digital upgrades, as well as improvements to airports. The request coming one day after a major telecom failure that impacted several northeast airports yesterday, disrupting thousands of flights. Congress has already approved $12.5 billion for air traffic control reforms. Another whale has died at a Chicago
CJ Papa 3:10
aquarium. Chicago's Shedd Aquarium revealing the death of Osiris. The 26-year-old female beluga whale is the fourth of its species lost at the facility.

Why did the beluga whale Osiris die at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium and what is being done next?

CJ Papa 3:19
Shedd said its staff is grieving the loss while continuing to give around-the-clock care for the remaining belugas. Osiris was rescued from a closed marine park in Canada and was a whale of clinical concern from the time she arrived at Shedd in late July. The aquarium said her care team was adjusting her treatment as her condition changed. They noticed sudden changes in her behavior and breathing patterns Monday, moved her to the medical habitat. Her condition then declined fast and she passed away despite life-saving efforts. CJ Papa,
Lisa Lucera 3:48
Fox News. Shedd says a full post-boredom examination will be conducted. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.

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