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No name, but plenty of punch. I'm Daria Albinger, FOX News. When we think of severe storms this time of year, it's usually a tropical system of some kind. That isn't what's developing off the southern Atlantic coast. But forecasters are still plenty worried. They expect it to become a nor', easter, which could blast the eastern seaboard with heavy rains, damaging wind and dangerous surf. And in its crosshairs are some big cities, including New York.
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Yes, there is rain this weekend. We're monitoring that as well. But but the big concern is that ocean water getting pushed into low lying areas by this storm and impacting those coastal communities around the city.
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ZACH Iscol, New York City's emergency management Commissioner A state of emergency will be taking effect this evening in New Jersey. Nearly 24 hours after an explosion at a munitions plant in rural Tennessee, at least 18 people are still unaccounted for. The plant is now nothing but smoldering rubble.
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People reportedly felt this explosion from miles away. And this all happened around 745 at Accurate Energix Systems in Tennessee, about 50, 60 miles outside of Nashville. And it develops and manufactures some explosives for military purposes, but also for things like demolitions and aerospace. So the destroyed building was likely filled with explosives.
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That's fox's Madison Scarpino. President Trump is expected to travel to Israel next week for the next steps in the Gaza peace deal.
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I think you're going to have tremendous success and Gaza is going to be rebuilt and you have some very wealthy countries, as you know, over there and it would take a small fraction of their wealth to do that. But and I think they want to do it.
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20 living hostages along with the bodies of 28 others will be swamped with about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. The president says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is happy with the deal. America's listening to Fox News.
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Kilamara Abrego Garcia's lawyers have plenty to say as his deportation trial continues.
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A federal judge says she'll issue an order as soon as possible, weighing arguments from Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyers that the Justice Department is illegally punishing the Salvadorian national by pushing to send him to several African nations that won't take him instead of agreeing to his demand to be removed to Costa Rica to punish.
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Them to keep them in the country pending a criminal trial.
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None of those are permissible purposes.
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Defense attorney Simon Sandovalt Moshenburg, noting a government witness, clarified that all three countries asked to accept Abrego Garcia. Uganda, Eswatini and Ghana have said no. Abrego Garcia was brought back to the US to face human smuggling charges in Tennessee. He's pled not guilty. Kristin Goodwin, FOX News first lady Melania.
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Trump says she's working with Russia's leader to return children who were taken out of Ukraine.
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First lady Melania Trump's eight Ukrainian children have been reunited with their families after talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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President Putin and I have had an open channel of communication regarding the welfare of these children.
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Mrs. Trump wrote a letter to Putin delivered by President Trump during a meeting in Alaska in August. The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Putin, accusing him of responsibility for the abduction of children from Ukraine to be raised in Russia. At the White House, Jared Halpern, FOX.
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News President Trump has said the longer the government shut down, the more likely there will be layoffs, and they're starting at the cdc. The New York Times is reporting the layoffs reportedly include disease detectives, high ranking scientists and the entire Washington, D.C. office. More layoffs are expected. The government has been shut down for more than a week and at this point, there are no signs that it is going to end anytime soon. I'm Dariel Aldinger.
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