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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest dukes this hour. In just four minutes, the mayor
of Newark has been released from custody after he was
arrested by President Trump's acting US Attorney for New Jersey.
That's according to US Representative La Monica mc ivor. Federal
officials say Newark Mayor ros Baraka committed trespass and ignored
(00:24):
multiple warnings to leave an immigration detention center. This afternoon.
The White House is weighing the possibility of suspending the
writ of Habeas corpus. That's what Deputy Chief of Staff
Stephen Millers said when asked about President Trump considering the
idea as a way to deal with illegal immigration. American
cardinals who took part in the conclave are weighing in
(00:46):
on the election of the first American pope. At the
Pontifical North American College in Rome, New York, Cardinal Timothy
Dolan was asked if it had anything to do with
President Trump. I don't think the fact that Cardinal Pravos
was from the United States heaven much weight. The cardinals
suggested that it didn't seem to matter where the new
pope was from. The Department of Justice is releasing scores
(01:09):
of documents in the permanently dropped federal corruption case against
New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
The judge in the case had ordered their release after
media outlets demanded to see them more than one thousand
pages for release that include court exhibits and unredacted warrants.
The release came as Adams met privately with President Trump
in Washington, d C. To talk about various issues.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Think he came in to thank it me, frankly, I
mean that would be I would say, the primary reason.
But he was very nice. He's a nice man.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
At the heart of this was to establish real communication.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
That's our goal.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
The doj is dismissing of the case has stirred up
a lot of controversy, as many feel it makes Adams
indebted to Trump.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
The USPS Board of Governors is selecting former Waste Management
CEO David Steiner for Postmaster General. Steiner is currently a
FedEx board member. The USPS posted a net loss of
nine and a half billion dollars last year. I'm Brian Schuk,
the man accused of cutting down thirteen trees in Los
Angeles with a chainsaw will stand trial on nearly a
(02:13):
dozen vandalism charges. Daniel Martindale reports.
Speaker 4 (02:17):
On Thursday, judge ordered Samuel Patrick Groft to stand trial.
Last month, he allegedly caused nearly three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in damage, mostly in downtown LA. Graft is
facing nine felony charges in two misdemeanor charges. A Los
Angeles Police Department detective says Graft told officers quote, I
love trees, I love bark I'm an arborist end quote
(02:37):
when he was arrested at a homeless encampment on April
twenty second, which happened to be Earth Day. I'm Daniel Martindale.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Smokey Robinson is speaking out for the first time after
a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him this week. Robinson
expressed his frustration and says he's appalled by the claims
made by four of his former employees. The tour helic
that crashed in the Hudson River April tenth fell apart
mid air, according to the preliminary report from the federal
(03:07):
agency investigating. Andrew Whitman reports.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
The National Transportation Safety Board reports as witnesses heard several
loud bangs before the helicopter literally fell apart. Photos show
the New York Helicopters tours Bell helicopter in three pieces
in the air, the fuselage with engine, the main rotor system,
and the tail boom. The report does not say what
(03:30):
caused the chopper to break up. An executive with a
German conglomerate Siemens, his wife, their three children, and the
pilot were all killed.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Andrew Whitman reporting Navidia is downgrading its powerful H two
zero AI chip to avoid some of the export restrictions
placed on its original version. The modified chip has reduced
memory capacity, among other changes. This would allow Navidia to
maintain its presence in China while easing US concerns over
(04:00):
China using the chip for military applications. I'm Brian Shuk
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest dukes this hour. In just four minutes, the mayor
of Newark has been released from custody after he was
arrested by President Trump's acting US Attorney for New Jersey.
That's according to US Representative La Monica mc ivor. Federal
officials say Newark Mayor ros Baraka committed trespass and ignored
(00:24):
multiple warnings to leave an immigration detention center. This afternoon.
The White House is weighing the possibility of suspending the
writ of Habeas corpus. That's what Deputy Chief of Staff
Stephen Millers said when asked about President Trump considering the
idea as a way to deal with illegal immigration. American
cardinals who took part in the conclave are weighing in
(00:46):
on the election of the first American pope. At the
Pontifical North American College in Rome, New York, Cardinal Timothy
Dolan was asked if it had anything to do with
President Trump. I don't think the fact that Cardinal Pravos
was from the United States heaven much weight. The cardinals
suggested that it didn't seem to matter where the new
pope was from. The Department of Justice is releasing scores
(01:09):
of documents in the permanently dropped federal corruption case against
New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
The judge in the case had ordered their release after
media outlets demanded to see them more than one thousand
pages for release that include court exhibits and unredacted warrants.
The release came as Adams met privately with President Trump
in Washington, d C. To talk about various issues.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Think he came in to thank it me, frankly, I
mean that would be I would say, the primary reason.
But he was very nice. He's a nice man.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
At the heart of this was to establish real communication.
Speaker 3 (01:43):
That's our goal.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
The doj is dismissing of the case has stirred up
a lot of controversy, as many feel it makes Adams
indebted to Trump.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
The USPS Board of Governors is selecting former Waste Management
CEO David Steiner for Postmaster General. Steiner is currently a
FedEx board member. The USPS posted a net loss of
nine and a half billion dollars last year. I'm Brian Schuk,
the man accused of cutting down thirteen trees in Los
Angeles with a chainsaw will stand trial on nearly a
(02:13):
dozen vandalism charges. Daniel Martindale reports.
Speaker 4 (02:17):
On Thursday, judge ordered Samuel Patrick Groft to stand trial.
Last month, he allegedly caused nearly three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in damage, mostly in downtown LA. Graft is
facing nine felony charges in two misdemeanor charges. A Los
Angeles Police Department detective says Graft told officers quote, I
love trees, I love bark I'm an arborist end quote
(02:37):
when he was arrested at a homeless encampment on April
twenty second, which happened to be Earth Day. I'm Daniel Martindale.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Smokey Robinson is speaking out for the first time after
a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him this week. Robinson
expressed his frustration and says he's appalled by the claims
made by four of his former employees. The tour helic
that crashed in the Hudson River April tenth fell apart
mid air, according to the preliminary report from the federal
(03:07):
agency investigating. Andrew Whitman reports.
Speaker 3 (03:10):
The National Transportation Safety Board reports as witnesses heard several
loud bangs before the helicopter literally fell apart. Photos show
the New York Helicopters tours Bell helicopter in three pieces
in the air, the fuselage with engine, the main rotor system,
and the tail boom. The report does not say what
(03:30):
caused the chopper to break up. An executive with a
German conglomerate Siemens, his wife, their three children, and the
pilot were all killed.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Andrew Whitman reporting Navidia is downgrading its powerful H two
zero AI chip to avoid some of the export restrictions
placed on its original version. The modified chip has reduced
memory capacity, among other changes. This would allow Navidia to
maintain its presence in China while easing US concerns over
(04:00):
China using the chip for military applications. I'm Brian Shuk
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