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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Since your twenty four to seven use update the latest
views this hour at just four minutes, at least forty
two people have been killed by severe storms in the
South and Midwest. Many states woke up this morning to
damage left behind by wildfires, rain, tornadoes, and dust storms.
The National Weather Service says at least thirty four of
the storm seen on Saturday were tornadoes. States like Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Alabama,
(00:26):
and Louisiana all being impacted. The White House says a
peace deal between Ukraine and Russia is as close to
being done as it's ever been. Press Secretary Caroline Levitt
said talks are on the tenth yard line of peace.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
We've never been closer to a peace deal than we
are in this moment, and the President, as you know,
is determined to get one done.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
This as President Trump is set to hold a phone
call with Russian President Putin Tuesday. On Sunday, Trump said
discussions would center on land and power plants. Ukraine has
agreed to a US backseasefire proposal. A professor at Brown
University who was deported to Lebanon despite having a valid visa,
allegedly told authority she attended the funeral of a HESBA
law leader. That's what the Department of Homeland Security said
(01:05):
in a statement on Monday. According to a court petition
filed by her cousin, doctor Rasha Alloway, returned to the
US after visiting family in Lebanon and was detained Thursday
at Boston's Logan International Airport. DHS said Alawa told border
patrol agents she attended the funeral of Hassan Nasralla, leader
of the Iran Back Group, last month. Hearing was postponed
today until next week to give her attorney more time
(01:27):
to prepare. In its statement, the DHS said a visa
is a privilege and supporting terrorists who kill Americans is
ground for visa issuance to be denied. The twenty twenty
five iHeartRadio Music Awards takes place tonight from Los Angeles.
Jennifer POULSONI has a Previews.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I'm noan Maha. Mariah Carey will be given this year's
Icon Award at tonight's iHeartRadio Music Awards. Lady Gaga will
also be among the stars honored. The fourteen time Grammy
winner receiving the iHeartRadio Innovator Award, Taylor Swift and Morgan
Walland have the most nominations this year, with ten each.
If The twenty twenty five iHeartRadio Music Awards take place
(02:02):
at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, with ll Cooljay
as host.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
I'ly Said Taylor. An American linked to the disappearance of
a University of Pittsburgh's student, is being questioned by the
Dominican Republic Police. Sadisha Kanaki has been missing for nearly
two weeks after she was last seen near her hotel
walking with twenty two year old Joshua Reebe of Iowa.
Rhebe's passport has been confiscated by authorities, and his lawyers
say he's not free to leave the hotel. Rhebey was
(02:28):
seen yesterday walking on the beach with investigators where it's
believe Kanaki vanished. Police said Reebe is being considered a
witness to a possible drowning. The Venezuelan government has agreed
to resume accepting deportation flights from the US, marking another
win for President Trump. Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Kuoiar thinks
this will discourage more Central Americans from making the trek
north into his border district. He says the first of
(02:50):
these flights touchdown over the weekend, marking improved relations between
the US and Venezuela. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is
postponing his book tour after a back life within his
own party. It's after the New York lawmaker voted to
advance a House Republican led funding package. A spokesperson for
his tour said it would be rescheduled over security concerns.
He was scheduled to visit Washington, d C. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
(03:13):
and New York City to promote his new book, Anti
Semitism in America a warning. Democratic Senator Adam Shiff says
he's not intimidated by a President Trump post about the
January sixth Committee. Trump posted on True Social Monday he
was declaring former President Biden's pardons for members of the
January sixth House Select Committee void because of the fact
that they were done by auto pen. The President further
(03:34):
alleges mister Biden not only did not sign the pardons,
but he didn't even know about them. Trump is also
warning the members of the committee that they are subject
to investigation at the highest level. Shift posted on x
the members of the jan sixth Committee are all proud
of our work. Your threats will not intimidate us. Drake's
label is filing a motion to dismiss his lawsuit against
them for promoting Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us. Universal Music
(03:58):
Group wrote that Drake is bitter because he lost a
rat battle he provoked and claimed he's taking legal actions
to lick his wounds. Only said tailor
Since your twenty four to seven use update the latest
views this hour at just four minutes, at least forty
two people have been killed by severe storms in the
South and Midwest. Many states woke up this morning to
damage left behind by wildfires, rain, tornadoes, and dust storms.
The National Weather Service says at least thirty four of
the storm seen on Saturday were tornadoes. States like Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Alabama,
(00:26):
and Louisiana all being impacted. The White House says a
peace deal between Ukraine and Russia is as close to
being done as it's ever been. Press Secretary Caroline Levitt
said talks are on the tenth yard line of peace.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
We've never been closer to a peace deal than we
are in this moment, and the President, as you know,
is determined to get one done.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
This as President Trump is set to hold a phone
call with Russian President Putin Tuesday. On Sunday, Trump said
discussions would center on land and power plants. Ukraine has
agreed to a US backseasefire proposal. A professor at Brown
University who was deported to Lebanon despite having a valid visa,
allegedly told authority she attended the funeral of a HESBA
law leader. That's what the Department of Homeland Security said
(01:05):
in a statement on Monday. According to a court petition
filed by her cousin, doctor Rasha Alloway, returned to the
US after visiting family in Lebanon and was detained Thursday
at Boston's Logan International Airport. DHS said Alawa told border
patrol agents she attended the funeral of Hassan Nasralla, leader
of the Iran Back Group, last month. Hearing was postponed
today until next week to give her attorney more time
(01:27):
to prepare. In its statement, the DHS said a visa
is a privilege and supporting terrorists who kill Americans is
ground for visa issuance to be denied. The twenty twenty
five iHeartRadio Music Awards takes place tonight from Los Angeles.
Jennifer POULSONI has a Previews.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I'm noan Maha. Mariah Carey will be given this year's
Icon Award at tonight's iHeartRadio Music Awards. Lady Gaga will
also be among the stars honored. The fourteen time Grammy
winner receiving the iHeartRadio Innovator Award, Taylor Swift and Morgan
Walland have the most nominations this year, with ten each.
If The twenty twenty five iHeartRadio Music Awards take place
(02:02):
at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, with ll Cooljay
as host.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
I'ly Said Taylor. An American linked to the disappearance of
a University of Pittsburgh's student, is being questioned by the
Dominican Republic Police. Sadisha Kanaki has been missing for nearly
two weeks after she was last seen near her hotel
walking with twenty two year old Joshua Reebe of Iowa.
Rhebe's passport has been confiscated by authorities, and his lawyers
say he's not free to leave the hotel. Rhebey was
(02:28):
seen yesterday walking on the beach with investigators where it's
believe Kanaki vanished. Police said Reebe is being considered a
witness to a possible drowning. The Venezuelan government has agreed
to resume accepting deportation flights from the US, marking another
win for President Trump. Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Kuoiar thinks
this will discourage more Central Americans from making the trek
north into his border district. He says the first of
(02:50):
these flights touchdown over the weekend, marking improved relations between
the US and Venezuela. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is
postponing his book tour after a back life within his
own party. It's after the New York lawmaker voted to
advance a House Republican led funding package. A spokesperson for
his tour said it would be rescheduled over security concerns.
He was scheduled to visit Washington, d C. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
(03:13):
and New York City to promote his new book, Anti
Semitism in America a warning. Democratic Senator Adam Shiff says
he's not intimidated by a President Trump post about the
January sixth Committee. Trump posted on True Social Monday he
was declaring former President Biden's pardons for members of the
January sixth House Select Committee void because of the fact
that they were done by auto pen. The President further
(03:34):
alleges mister Biden not only did not sign the pardons,
but he didn't even know about them. Trump is also
warning the members of the committee that they are subject
to investigation at the highest level. Shift posted on x
the members of the jan sixth Committee are all proud
of our work. Your threats will not intimidate us. Drake's
label is filing a motion to dismiss his lawsuit against
them for promoting Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us. Universal Music
(03:58):
Group wrote that Drake is bitter because he lost a
rat battle he provoked and claimed he's taking legal actions
to lick his wounds. Only said tailor
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