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What recent international agreements has President Trump signed?

Giles Snyder 0:00
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder. President Trump has overseen the signing of a deal normalizing relations between Thailand and Cambodia after their short border war in July. Speaking in Malaysia, Trump described the deal as a monumental step. The agreement is not a final settlement, but it begins a process of demilitarization. Thailand's foreign ministers, say Hasak Finke-Kiao, told reporters that the deal would change the situation on the ground.
Unknown 0:29
We've made it known that we are looking ahead to restoring our ties and not only that, making our ties even better. And this was in front of two friends and also in front of the press. So I think that I'm confident that both sides are under obligation.

What is the current status of US-China trade negotiations?

Unknown 0:50
to implement what we've agreed.
Giles Snyder 0:52
President Trump says he's optimistic about a trade deal with China following talks between officials from Beijing and Washington at the ASEAN summit in Malaysia. Trump is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea later this week. Adam Hancock has details.
Adam Hancock 1:08
Trade officials from the US and China have been holding talks on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit here in Kuala Lumpur, attempting to work out a deal ahead of the much-anticipated meeting between the leaders of the world's two biggest economies. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said the talks resulted in a, quote, very successful framework, which will be discussed by Trump and Xi in South Korea. The U.S. president is threatening to slap 100% tariffs on China on November 1st if a deal isn't reached, but today said he is optimistic about an agreement with Beijing and expects future meetings with Chinese leaders both in China and in the U.S. For NPR News, I'm Adam Hancock in Kuala Lumpur.
Giles Snyder 1:47
Authorities in Paris have begun making arrests in last weekend's theft of some of the French crown jewels from the Louvre Museum.

How is Hurricane Melissa impacting the Caribbean region?

Giles Snyder 1:55
Authorities say one suspect was apprehended last night while trying to leave the country. Hurricane warning in place for Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. NPR's Matt Bloom reports that Hurricane Melissa is now a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 140 mph.
Matt Bloom 2:13
Forecasters say the storm could continue to intensify before making landfall in the coming days. Several deaths have already been reported in Haiti and the Dominican Republic due to flooding. Authorities in Jamaica say they've activated hundreds of shelters and are warning residents of storm surge of up to 13 feet along parts of the coast. The slow-moving hurricane is expected to drop as much as 40 inches of rain on the region over the coming days. causing massive flooding, landslides, and power outages. Parts of Cuba, the southeast Bahamas, and Turks and Caicos are also being warned of potential impacts this week. Matt Bloom, NPR News.
Giles Snyder 2:56
And you're listening to NPR News. Authorities in eastern Pennsylvania are investigating a shooting last night that left one person dead and wounded six others. The shooting happened during homecoming festivities on the campus of Lincoln University. Christopher DeBrenna-Sarabay is a Chester County District Attorney.
Christopher DeBrenna-Sarabay 3:16
At about 9.30, just before 9.30, that festivity was interrupted and decimated by gunfire. It was a chaotic scene and people fled in every direction.
Giles Snyder 3:29
Berena Sarabay says one person who had a firearm was detained, but authorities did not share the conditions of the injured.

What details are emerging about the recent shooting in Pennsylvania?

Giles Snyder 3:36
Actress June Lockhart has died. Her publicist says she died of natural causes at her home in Santa Monica, California. She was best known to audiences for her roles in Lassie and Lost in Space. Lockhart was 100 years old, as NPR's Chloe Veltman reports.
Chloe Veltman 3:51
June Lockhart was one of television's most beloved mothers. She cared for an adopted son and a famous dog as Ruth Martin in the popular series Lassie from 1958 to 1964.
Unknown 4:01
There's no room in this house for two stubborn females.
Chloe Veltman 4:06
And later in the 1960s, Lockhart explored far-off planets as the matriarch Maureen Robinson in the kitsch adventure series Lost in Space.
Unknown 4:14
Aren't you forgetting a small ingredient for happiness known as love?

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