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Trying to end the war. I'm Ted Lindner, FOX News. That's Secretary Marco Rubio says he's trying to do. The secretary of state describing this weekend's Ukraine peace talks in Geneva.
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We have a very good work product that was already built on a foundation of input from all the relative parties involved here. And we were able to go through some of those items now point by point. And I think we've made good progress.
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Rubio speaking to reporters in Geneva, where he and other delegates from the U.S. ukraine and several European countries are trying to finalize a peace plan.
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This continues to be a working process. You know, I don't want to declare victory or finality here. There's still some work to be done. But we are much further ahead today at this time than we were when we began this morning and where we were a week ago.
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For certain, there's still some more work to be done. According to the secretary of state. Ukrainian President Zelensky said there were signals President Trump's team is hearing us Earlier, Ukraine and its European allies had expressed concern over the leaked proposal seen as clearly favoring Russia. This coming February of 2026 will mark four years since the war began. Israel striking Lebanon's capital for the first time since June, saying it killed Hezbollah's chief of staff and warned the Iran backed militant group not to rearm or rebuild. President Trump criticizing Democrats who participated in a video urging military service members to dismiss illegal orders, calling the message seditious behavior punishable by death. One of those Democrats, Congressman Jason Crow of Colorado reacting it's very disturbing stuff.
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When you have the president of the.
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United States threaten, execute and to hang and to arrest using this rhetoric. People listen to it. The White House later walking back President Trump's statement. That was Crow on CBS's Face the Nation Sunday. And a gunman who killed a Florida deputy last week died on Sunday from injuries received in the confrontation. 37 year old Michael Halberstan shot two Indian River county deputies in a locksmith Friday when they were serving an eviction notice at a home near Vero Beach. America's listening to FOX News.
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A wet weather warning ahead of Thanksgiving Fox's Marion Rafferty has more heading into the big, busy holiday week.
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Back to back storms in the Central and eastern US could make your Thanksgiving travel plans a little more difficult. Heavy rain is expected to hammer Texas, Oklahoma and the Southeast through midweek. A cold front will then slide across the Midwest into the Northeast starting on Wednesday. That's forecast to bring heavy snow and rain and could cause delays and cancellations at major airports. A record nearly 82 million people are expected to travel for the holiday.
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The TSA expects to screen about 18 million people throughout airports across the country. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Sunday announced a $10,000 bonuses to airline traffic controllers who continue to work during the government shutdown despite not being paid.
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They not only showed up and filled their shifts while the government shutdown was ongoing, many of them took on extra shifts and covered responsibilities for individuals who didn't come to work.
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NOMA also announcing a $1 billion nationwide upgrade to Transportation Security Administration equipment. Millions of Americans getting ready to travel ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. And publisher of the Lumberg survey, Trilby Lumberg talks about why gas prices went up for those who'll be driving.
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What's happened is we have a different supply picture for gasoline. The maintenance and repair season for refineries is all but completed, so they're running at a higher capacity.
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Prices hovering near their lowest level for the holiday season since the COVID 19 pandemic. However, when that swept across the Nation back in 2020 and Fake Gaza relief fundraising accounts on X have been exposed thanks to the social media site's new location tool. The new feature on X exposes the city and country where the account and post originated. The Israeli Foreign Ministry responding to the scandal in a statement saying, quote, some chat posting from Pakistan, another in London, another manipulative abuser somewhere else, all claiming to be suffering in Gaza while in the comfort of some coffee shop far I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.
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