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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest Use this hour in just four minutes. President Trump
is marking his first one hundred days in office at
a rally in Michigan. He's touting his decisions. While speaking
to a packed house at Macomb Community College in Warren,
north of Detroit, Trump highlighted his attempts to grow the economy,

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lower prices, and curb illegal immigration.

Speaker 2 (00:27):
Empty years of leaders who sent your money to defend
the borders of distant foreign nations.

Speaker 3 (00:32):
That's what we did. Would fight for other nations, but
not for ussel.

Speaker 1 (00:36):
You finally have a president who is defending our borders
and our nation. Trump won Michigan in the twenty twenty
four presidential race. Former President Biden's appointees from the Holocaust
Museum Board are being fired by President Trump. Kamala Harris's husband,
Doug m Hoff, was one of the people fired. In

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a statement, m Hoff said Holocaust remembrance and education should
never be politicized. FEMA is being cleared of wrongdoing in
a probe led by the Department of Justice related to
anti Trump bias. According to a court document, FEMA investigated
bias allegedly displayed by Florida based FEMA employee Marnie Washington

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against Trump supporting homes in the wake of Hurricane Milton
and Helene. The DOJ found no evidence of a systemic problem.
Michelle Obama says fear for immigrants under President Trump's administration
keeps her up at night.

Speaker 2 (01:31):
The former First Lady was on the podcast on Purpose
with Jay Shetty, where she said she worries for people
of color all over this country. She added that Trump's
immigration policies frighten her. She said when she drives around
Los Angeles, she's looking in the faces of folks who
could be a victim and wonders how they feel only
se Tailor.

Speaker 1 (01:49):
The trial for the suspects involved in the armed robbery
of Kim Kardashian during Paris Fashion Week in twenty sixteen
is underway. Kim Kardashian will be in Paris to testify
in person on May thirteenth, as she faces the men
accused of robbing her at gunpoint. I'm Brian Shook. The
cause of a deadly parking garage collapse in Lower Manhattan

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two years ago is being revealed. Kristin Marx reports.

Speaker 3 (02:14):
The report released Monday and obtained by ABC seven says
workers removed bricks at the garage at fifty seven Ann
Street without realizing they were supporting the building. They were
replacing the bricks at the ninety eight year old structure,
thinking they surrounded a steel beam. A two year probe
conducted by the New York City Buildings to Barbin and
the Manhattan DA says a garage owner and hired engineering

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firm inspector are to blame for what they call preventable
human errors. The partial collapse killed fifty nine year old
parking garage manager Willis Moore and injured five others. Kristin
Marx New.

Speaker 1 (02:47):
York DHL says it will resume shipments from other countries
valued at more than eight hundred dollars to the US.
The delivery company suspended those shipments last month because of
new US requireds requiring those packages to be formally processed
for entry that resulted in a massive spike in formal

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customs paperwork. Californians believe they need nearly one and a
half million dollars to retire comfortably. Tammy Trichello has the
story that.

Speaker 4 (03:18):
Figure accounts for saving sources like four oh one ks
and iras but excludes real estate. According to a twenty
twenty five Northwestern Mutual survey for the San Francisco Chronicle,
California's magic number for retirement is the same as last year.
It's also two hundred and ten thousand dollars higher than
the average Americans expectation. The syndicates that Californians are feeling

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the effects of inflation and the state's high cost of living.
I'm Tammy Triheo.

Speaker 1 (03:43):
Martha Stewart is letting fans in on a secret. Despite
appearing in an Uber Eats commercial during this year's Super Bowl,
the homemaking guru shared on Monday's episode of The Kelly
Clarkson Show that she has never ordered food delivered. Stuart
set it simple, She'll either go out or she won't eat.
She called her choice pure. I'm Brian Shook.