June 15, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven US update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this.
Speaker 3 (00:04):
Hour in just four minutes. Minneapolis police are conducting a
massive search for the suspect and the shooting death of
a Minnesota state lawmaker. Vance Bolter is accused of dressing
up in a police uniform and driving an SUV that
resembled a police vehicle when he shot Democratic Senator John
Hoffman and his wife. He then allegedly shot and killed
Democratic Lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. Police believe Boulter
(00:27):
has left the area, and they called these shootings targeted.
Hoffman is reportedly out of surgery and was in stable condition. However,
police said he experienced significant injuries and the FBI is
offering a fifty thousand dollars reward for information on Bolter.
President Trump says it's about time the US celebrates its victories.
Thank you to the greatest, fiercest, and bravest fighting force
(00:50):
ever to stride the face of this earth. Speaking at
the two hundred and fiftieth Army Anniversary Parade after conducting
a re enlistment ceremony, Trump said America his enemies have
learned that if you come after the US, you will lose.
He said, no matter what happens in the future, America's
Army will always be there. Today is also Flag Day
and Trump's seventy ninth birthday. The parade came as No
(01:11):
King's Day protests took place all over the country in opposition,
with organizers saying, quote, we don't do Kings in America.
Federal officials say they've arrested one of four escaped detainees
who broke out of an immigration detention center in New
Jersey earlier in the week. Lisa Salvadi reports.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Authority say Joel Enrique Sandoval Lopez was tracked down in
Passaic and captured by the FBI and ICE. Sandaval Lopez
was among four detainees being held at Delaney Hall in Newark,
where ICE had been detaining people facing possible deportation. The
four apparently kicked through a wall, ended up in a
parking lot, and hop Defense and j dot com reports.
(01:52):
According to Homeland Security, Sandaval Lopez had illegally entered the
US from Honduras in twenty nineteen and had been arrested
twice a SA for illegal gun possession and aggravated assault.
I'm Lisa Salvadi.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
And I'm Chris Karagio. Oracle co founder Larry Ellison is
now the world's second richest person. Forbes reported that his
personal fortune reached two hundred and forty three billion dollars
this week. The industry outlet reported that a boom in
Oracle shares helped raise his net worth by twenty six billion. Thursday,
Forbes reports that Ellison's steake in Oracle is roughly forty
one percent. It sounds like something out of a scene
(02:26):
of a movie. A Memphis police officer jumped into a
strange man's car during a footchase. Video posted to social
media this week shows the cop slowing his stride and
climbing into a civilian's backseat before jumping out again to
rejoin the chase. The suspect, who's wanted from multiple theft
and vandalism charges, still managed to escape. Authority say the
officer who bummed a ride didn't break any rules, and
(02:48):
they thanked the driver for assisting in the pursuit. Organizers
are pulling the plug on the Bonnaroo music festival in
Tennessee due to bad weather. The festival made the announcement
on social media. In the statement, they asked for payations
as they work to allow those camping to safely leave
the area, whether had already forced organizers to cancel some
performances on Friday. Attendees will be offered refunds. Apparently, animals
(03:11):
are never too old to have offspring. Rob Martyr explains if.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Florida Zoo is celebrating a birthday for a tortoise that's
been alive for over a century. Zoo Miami has a
galopigus tortoise named Goliath that turns one hundred and thirty
four this Sunday. Goliath recently became a father for the
first time when one of the eggs hatched that were
laid by his mate named Sweetpea. An application has been
made to the Guinness Book of World Records to recognize
(03:35):
Goliath as the oldest first time father in history. I'm
Rob Bartier.
Speaker 3 (03:39):
How to Train Your Dragon is off to a fast
start at the box office. The live action remake pulled
in eight point six million in previews and is projected
to make between seventy and eighty million dollars in its
opening weekend. The film is expected to take first place
after Leelo and Stitch took the top spot for three
straight weeks. Elsewhere, A twenty fours Materialists starring Pedro Pascal,
to cot To John's and Chris Evans, is expected to
(04:01):
pull in about eight million in its debut weekend. I'm
Chris Kaji
This is your twenty four to seven US update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this.
Speaker 3 (00:04):
Hour in just four minutes. Minneapolis police are conducting a
massive search for the suspect and the shooting death of
a Minnesota state lawmaker. Vance Bolter is accused of dressing
up in a police uniform and driving an SUV that
resembled a police vehicle when he shot Democratic Senator John
Hoffman and his wife. He then allegedly shot and killed
Democratic Lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. Police believe Boulter
(00:27):
has left the area, and they called these shootings targeted.
Hoffman is reportedly out of surgery and was in stable condition. However,
police said he experienced significant injuries and the FBI is
offering a fifty thousand dollars reward for information on Bolter.
President Trump says it's about time the US celebrates its victories.
Thank you to the greatest, fiercest, and bravest fighting force
(00:50):
ever to stride the face of this earth. Speaking at
the two hundred and fiftieth Army Anniversary Parade after conducting
a re enlistment ceremony, Trump said America his enemies have
learned that if you come after the US, you will lose.
He said, no matter what happens in the future, America's
Army will always be there. Today is also Flag Day
and Trump's seventy ninth birthday. The parade came as No
(01:11):
King's Day protests took place all over the country in opposition,
with organizers saying, quote, we don't do Kings in America.
Federal officials say they've arrested one of four escaped detainees
who broke out of an immigration detention center in New
Jersey earlier in the week. Lisa Salvadi reports.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Authority say Joel Enrique Sandoval Lopez was tracked down in
Passaic and captured by the FBI and ICE. Sandaval Lopez
was among four detainees being held at Delaney Hall in Newark,
where ICE had been detaining people facing possible deportation. The
four apparently kicked through a wall, ended up in a
parking lot, and hop Defense and j dot com reports.
(01:52):
According to Homeland Security, Sandaval Lopez had illegally entered the
US from Honduras in twenty nineteen and had been arrested
twice a SA for illegal gun possession and aggravated assault.
I'm Lisa Salvadi.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
And I'm Chris Karagio. Oracle co founder Larry Ellison is
now the world's second richest person. Forbes reported that his
personal fortune reached two hundred and forty three billion dollars
this week. The industry outlet reported that a boom in
Oracle shares helped raise his net worth by twenty six billion. Thursday,
Forbes reports that Ellison's steake in Oracle is roughly forty
one percent. It sounds like something out of a scene
(02:26):
of a movie. A Memphis police officer jumped into a
strange man's car during a footchase. Video posted to social
media this week shows the cop slowing his stride and
climbing into a civilian's backseat before jumping out again to
rejoin the chase. The suspect, who's wanted from multiple theft
and vandalism charges, still managed to escape. Authority say the
officer who bummed a ride didn't break any rules, and
(02:48):
they thanked the driver for assisting in the pursuit. Organizers
are pulling the plug on the Bonnaroo music festival in
Tennessee due to bad weather. The festival made the announcement
on social media. In the statement, they asked for payations
as they work to allow those camping to safely leave
the area, whether had already forced organizers to cancel some
performances on Friday. Attendees will be offered refunds. Apparently, animals
(03:11):
are never too old to have offspring. Rob Martyr explains if.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Florida Zoo is celebrating a birthday for a tortoise that's
been alive for over a century. Zoo Miami has a
galopigus tortoise named Goliath that turns one hundred and thirty
four this Sunday. Goliath recently became a father for the
first time when one of the eggs hatched that were
laid by his mate named Sweetpea. An application has been
made to the Guinness Book of World Records to recognize
(03:35):
Goliath as the oldest first time father in history. I'm
Rob Bartier.
Speaker 3 (03:39):
How to Train Your Dragon is off to a fast
start at the box office. The live action remake pulled
in eight point six million in previews and is projected
to make between seventy and eighty million dollars in its
opening weekend. The film is expected to take first place
after Leelo and Stitch took the top spot for three
straight weeks. Elsewhere, A twenty fours Materialists starring Pedro Pascal,
to cot To John's and Chris Evans, is expected to
(04:01):
pull in about eight million in its debut weekend. I'm
Chris Kaji
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