June 20, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest views this hour at just four minutes. The US
is holding out hope for a diplomatic solution to the
Iran Israel conflict. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said the
White House is aware Iran's foreign minister is meeting with
top diplomats from Britain, France, and Germany today in Geneva.
(00:21):
Bruce said the Trump administration welcomes the talks and is
open to an agreement no matter where it comes from.
President Trump said Thursday he'll give negotiations a chance and
decide within two weeks if the US will enter the conflict.
An early summer heat wave is impacting more than two
hundred million Americans. Extreme heat watches, warnings, and advisories are
already in effect for parts of the Southwest, Rockies Plains,
(00:44):
upper Midwest and northeast Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota, and Iowa
could see new temperature records Friday. The Supreme Court says
the families of victims of terrorist attacks and Israel can
sue the Palestinian authorities. The ruling will likely make it
easier for any victim of other overseas attacks tied to
Palestinian groups to seek damages in US courts. The vote
(01:05):
was unanimous. Chief Justice John Roberts said the federal government
has strong interest in permitting American victims of international terror
to pursue justice in domestic courts. Fourth of July travel
is shaping up to be a record breaker. Triple A's
Asha Diaz is predicting over seventy two million people will
venture at least fifty miles from home over the Independence
Day holiday period from Saturday, June twenty eighth to Sunday,
(01:27):
July sixth.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
By the time you get to Saturday, June twenty eighth,
most kids are out of school, so that's when families
can strut making moves.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
That's an additional one point three million road travelers compared
to twenty twenty four. Triple A also says five point
eighty four million will be flying to their destination. That's
also a new record. With the holiday falling on a Friday,
travelers have the option of making it a long weekend
or taking the entire week off. Vice President j d
Vance is visiting Los Angeles submid ongoing opposition to President
(01:57):
Trump's immigration enforcements. Vans will reportedly TIK, who are a
multi agency federal Joint Operations Center and a federal Mobile
Command Center finly s Tailor. A federal judge is ordering
the Trump administration to release Columbia University student Machmud Khalil
on bail. Khalil has been detained for three months after
the White House said he's an anti Semitic Hamas supporter
(02:17):
who should be deported. The judge previously ruled Khalil's attention
is not justified by a foreign policy law used to
detain him. He was the first of a number of
students that ended up being taken into custody over pro
Palestinian protests. Khalil is a legal permanent US resident and
is the last demonstrator who remains in confinement. The Supreme
Court is rejecting a request to expedite a challenge to
(02:39):
tariffs implemented by the White House. This means the Trump
administration has a thirty day window to file a response
to the challenge, which came from two toy makers. The
companies argue the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn't allow
President Trump the authority to place duties on products from China.
On Tuesday, the companies asked the High Court to speed
up consideration of their Chins challenge to skip going through
(03:01):
a federal appeals court. The Boston Calling Music Festival will
not be held next year, and a statement released Friday
organizer said the festival will take a short break, but
no reason was given. Organizers said the festival will return
(03:21):
June twenty twenty seven. This year's event featured to acts
like Luke Colmbs, Megan Morony, Fallout Boy, Avril Lavigne and
Dave Matthews Band. The first edition of the festival was
held in twenty thirteen. Today mark's the fiftieth anniversary of
the super thriller Jaws. Jennifer Paulsoni reports.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
The blockbuster movie Jaws opening on this day back in
nineteen seventy five, and the location used as a fictional
Amity Island is celebrating the iconic film's release. You're going
to need a video coach. Martha's Vineyard has a big
lineup of events and exhibitions for the movie's fiftieth anniversary.
They're walking tours of filming locations, family friendly activities, and
(04:01):
talks about shark conservation.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
I'm Li S Taylor
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest views this hour at just four minutes. The US
is holding out hope for a diplomatic solution to the
Iran Israel conflict. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said the
White House is aware Iran's foreign minister is meeting with
top diplomats from Britain, France, and Germany today in Geneva.
(00:21):
Bruce said the Trump administration welcomes the talks and is
open to an agreement no matter where it comes from.
President Trump said Thursday he'll give negotiations a chance and
decide within two weeks if the US will enter the conflict.
An early summer heat wave is impacting more than two
hundred million Americans. Extreme heat watches, warnings, and advisories are
already in effect for parts of the Southwest, Rockies Plains,
(00:44):
upper Midwest and northeast Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota, and Iowa
could see new temperature records Friday. The Supreme Court says
the families of victims of terrorist attacks and Israel can
sue the Palestinian authorities. The ruling will likely make it
easier for any victim of other overseas attacks tied to
Palestinian groups to seek damages in US courts. The vote
(01:05):
was unanimous. Chief Justice John Roberts said the federal government
has strong interest in permitting American victims of international terror
to pursue justice in domestic courts. Fourth of July travel
is shaping up to be a record breaker. Triple A's
Asha Diaz is predicting over seventy two million people will
venture at least fifty miles from home over the Independence
Day holiday period from Saturday, June twenty eighth to Sunday,
(01:27):
July sixth.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
By the time you get to Saturday, June twenty eighth,
most kids are out of school, so that's when families
can strut making moves.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
That's an additional one point three million road travelers compared
to twenty twenty four. Triple A also says five point
eighty four million will be flying to their destination. That's
also a new record. With the holiday falling on a Friday,
travelers have the option of making it a long weekend
or taking the entire week off. Vice President j d
Vance is visiting Los Angeles submid ongoing opposition to President
(01:57):
Trump's immigration enforcements. Vans will reportedly TIK, who are a
multi agency federal Joint Operations Center and a federal Mobile
Command Center finly s Tailor. A federal judge is ordering
the Trump administration to release Columbia University student Machmud Khalil
on bail. Khalil has been detained for three months after
the White House said he's an anti Semitic Hamas supporter
(02:17):
who should be deported. The judge previously ruled Khalil's attention
is not justified by a foreign policy law used to
detain him. He was the first of a number of
students that ended up being taken into custody over pro
Palestinian protests. Khalil is a legal permanent US resident and
is the last demonstrator who remains in confinement. The Supreme
Court is rejecting a request to expedite a challenge to
(02:39):
tariffs implemented by the White House. This means the Trump
administration has a thirty day window to file a response
to the challenge, which came from two toy makers. The
companies argue the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn't allow
President Trump the authority to place duties on products from China.
On Tuesday, the companies asked the High Court to speed
up consideration of their Chins challenge to skip going through
(03:01):
a federal appeals court. The Boston Calling Music Festival will
not be held next year, and a statement released Friday
organizer said the festival will take a short break, but
no reason was given. Organizers said the festival will return
(03:21):
June twenty twenty seven. This year's event featured to acts
like Luke Colmbs, Megan Morony, Fallout Boy, Avril Lavigne and
Dave Matthews Band. The first edition of the festival was
held in twenty thirteen. Today mark's the fiftieth anniversary of
the super thriller Jaws. Jennifer Paulsoni reports.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
The blockbuster movie Jaws opening on this day back in
nineteen seventy five, and the location used as a fictional
Amity Island is celebrating the iconic film's release. You're going
to need a video coach. Martha's Vineyard has a big
lineup of events and exhibitions for the movie's fiftieth anniversary.
They're walking tours of filming locations, family friendly activities, and
(04:01):
talks about shark conservation.
Speaker 1 (04:03):
I'm Li S Taylor
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