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Making progress in peace talks. I'm Ted Lindner, FOX News. Progress being made in those talks to end the war between Russia and Ukraine after American and Ukrainian delegates met with European leaders in Geneva on Sunday. Fox's Marion Rafferty with more top US.
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And Ukrainian leader are saying that peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland have been highly productive and have shown meaningful progress. It's still unclear if Russia would sign on to the terms being hammered out. President Trump's original 28 point peace plan widely seen as favorable to Moscow called for Ukraine to cede territory, drop its NATO ambitions and limit its army. European allies strongly objected and issued their own counter proposal. Trump is now said to be pleased with the progress being made. That's despite having earlier criticized Ukraine's leaders for showing, quote, zero gratitude for his efforts to end the war.
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The Israeli military launching an attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut, killing at least five people and wounding 25 others. In a statement, the IDF said it eliminated Hezbollah's chief of staff in the strike. Hezbollah has yet to confirm that the attack taking place despite a ceasefire that started a year ago and hostilities that had erupted into a full blown war. And Ms. Jamaica Gabrielle Henry will remain hospitalized in the ICU for the next several days as after falling off the Runway during a preliminary round of the Miss Universe pageant in Thailand on Wednesday. 28 year old Gabrielle Henry is an ophthalmologist who was crowned Miss Jamaica earlier this year. Her sister Gabrielle is not doing as well as they hoped. The Miss Universe Jamaica team calling this quote, a profoundly difficult time. And Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks with the US Will resume when it's appropriate and that will probably happen in the next two weeks. The White House has not commented on that timetable. Carney making that announcement in response to a reporter's question outside the G20 summit that happened in Johannesburg over the weekend. President Trump suspended trade talks with Canada after learning about a deceptively edited anti tariff advisor advisement that was issued. America's listening to FOX News.
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Back to back Storms forecast for the central and eastern US Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday could interrupt some travel, but Vanya Castillo of Fox 4 in Dallas has more from the Dallas Love Field Airport.
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Back to back storms in the central and eastern US could make Dallas travelers.
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Are bracing for heavy rain. And with heavy rain comes delays and cancellations, with the National Weather Service predicting at least 1 to 3 inches of rain and some areas potentially seeing up to 4 inches. We decided to get in the TSA line and chat with some anxious travelers.
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Many already anxious about flying with the recent government shutdown. I think we were kind of worried just in general about flying around this time and then hearing that there could be weather delays too, Feeling really lucky that we don't have to, that everything's.
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Going to plan, telling us they're hopeful they'll be able to get on a plane and out of here before the rain comes.
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Meantime, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem over the weekend announced $10,000 bonuses to airline traffic controllers who continued 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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NOME also announcing a $1 billion nationwide upgrade to Transportation Security Administration, or TSA equipment. Millions of Americans getting set to travel ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. And publisher of the Lumberg Survey, Trilby Lumberg is keeping track of gas prices and tells FOX why prices went up for those who will 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 hover near their lowest level for the holiday season since the COVID 19 pandemic swept across the nation back in 2020. I'm Ted Lindner.
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