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Daria Albinger (0:03)
He's bringing back up. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will not be alone when he meets with President Trump tomorrow at the White House. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson with a preview.
Lucas Tomlinson (0:15)
Tomorrow, the leaders of Ukraine, the European Union, NATO, Finland, France, Germany, Italy and Britain will come here to the White House with the goal of ending the war. And Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that's not going to be easy.
Marco Rubio (0:28)
These are hard issues that remain. You know, the conversation about where the territorial lines are going to be, questions about long term security guarantees and who Ukraine can have military alliances with, things like that. These are difficult things. But I do believe we made progress in narrowing down the issue set. But there's a lot of work that remains.
Lucas Tomlinson (0:45)
Russia's war in Ukraine continues today. Today in Brussels, Zelensky met with other European leaders, some virtually from the Riviera.
Daria Albinger (0:52)
Mr. Trump still says that Friday's summit with Russian President Putin was was a success, even though it didn't result in an agreement. It was a nightmarish end to a dream vacation for two cruise ship passengers.
Pam Puso (1:05)
Two people have drowned while visiting a private island in the Bahamas that started welcoming guests just weeks ago. Celebration Key is a tourist destination for Carnival cruise ships. And last week a 74 year old woman died while swimming in a pool and a 79 year old man died while snorkeling at a beach. Both were given CPR by lifeguards but could not be revived. Celebration key features a 10 story sandcastle, water slides, a basketball court and an adults only retreat. It's expected initially to bring more than 2 million guests to Grand Bahama every year. An expansion is already in the works. Pam Puso, FOX News.
Daria Albinger (1:44)
Hurricane Erin has slowed to category three strength but forecasters say we with winds up to 125 miles an hour, this storm can still cause plenty of damage. America's listening to FOX News.
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