June 21, 2025 • 4 mins
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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.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Several B two stealth bombers are on their way to
Guam as President Trump weighs US military options in the
Middle East. Trump is set to return to the White
House for an evening meeting with his national security advisors.
The long range bombers are the only aircraft equipped to
deliver the thirty thousand pound bunker buster bombs that could
be used against Iran's underground nuclear fuel enrichment plan. Meantime,
(00:29):
the Israelian military says its fighter jets struck dozens of
targets in the southwest of Iran today, including missile and
radar sites. The US Ambassador to Israel said today on
x that the State Department has begun assisted departure flights
from Israel. In the social media post, Mike Huckabee asks
US citizens and lawful permanent residents in Israel or the
West Bank seeking US government assistants to depart to complete
(00:51):
a form. The US State Department has also placed Israel
under a Level four travel advisory, telling Americans not to
travel there due to armed conflict, terrorism, and civil und dust.
The Bengarian International Airport, Israel's major airport, is currently closed
in major airlines of pause flights from Israel to the US.
A Columbia University graduate student and pro Palestinian activist released
(01:11):
from ICE attention says he will not be silenced. Lisa
Carton reports A.
Speaker 1 (01:15):
Mood Khalil arrived at New York International Airport on Saturday,
one day after he was released from a detention center
in Louisiana following a federal judges order. Khalil spoke to
reporters and was joined by his wife and by New
York Representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortes.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
The fact that all these at them to suppress pro
Kaldestein voices have failed now.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
Khalil, who helped organize pro Palestinian protests on the Columbia
University campus, was arrested by ICE agents in March in
New York City. The Trump administration has filed a notice
of appeal against the judges ruling that released Khalil. I'm
Lisa Carton.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
And more than one hundred and forty million Americans are
bracing for a record heat wave that's expected to send
temperatures soaring into the triple digits in some regions. Forecasters
say a heat dome will keep it very hot from
Michigan to New Mexico over the next three days. I'm
Chris Kragio. A new study claims chat GBT may be
doing more harm than good when it comes to writing.
A new study from the MIT Media Lab reports when
(02:15):
people use the artificial intelligence tool to help write SAT
style essays, they consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic and behavioral levels.
In fact, over time, chat GBT users got lazier with
each essay, many times resorting to copy and paste methods.
Another group was found to exhibit more brain function when writing,
(02:35):
especially around creativity, when not using technological aids. Eminem stalker
Matthew Hughes is receiving a lengthy prison sentence after being
convicted of breaking into Eminem's home for a second time.
The thirty two year old was sentenced to between fifteen
and thirty years in prison for first degree home invasion
and three to seven and a half years on aggravated stalking.
(02:57):
The sentences will run consecutively to each other. Hughes first
broke into Eminem's home back in twenty twenty and said
he was there to kill the rapper. He was arrested
again in August of last year for being on the
rappers property. Chicago cub fans are embracing Sammy Sosa after
his return to Wrigley Field for the first time in
over twenty years. Jim Forbes has more.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Sosa was greeted with the Standing Ovation during Friday's nine
to four loss to the Mariners. His return comes after
mending ties with the ball club and acknowledging past mistakes,
including performance enhancing drugs. Sosa was identified as a participant
in baseball's steroid scandal. The nineteen ninety eight MVP returned
(03:38):
to strong fans support as he tapped his hard and
blue kisses to fans in the stands.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
The thirty third annual National Capital Barbecue Battle will be
held along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, d C. Today and tomorrow.
Pitmasters from around the country will compete for prizes, while
spectators can enjoy free samples, music, and other activities. More
information about the event is a Noble online at BBQ
n d C dot com. I'm Chris Kaju.
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Several B two stealth bombers are on their way to
Guam as President Trump weighs US military options in the
Middle East. Trump is set to return to the White
House for an evening meeting with his national security advisors.
The long range bombers are the only aircraft equipped to
deliver the thirty thousand pound bunker buster bombs that could
be used against Iran's underground nuclear fuel enrichment plan. Meantime,
(00:29):
the Israelian military says its fighter jets struck dozens of
targets in the southwest of Iran today, including missile and
radar sites. The US Ambassador to Israel said today on
x that the State Department has begun assisted departure flights
from Israel. In the social media post, Mike Huckabee asks
US citizens and lawful permanent residents in Israel or the
West Bank seeking US government assistants to depart to complete
(00:51):
a form. The US State Department has also placed Israel
under a Level four travel advisory, telling Americans not to
travel there due to armed conflict, terrorism, and civil und dust.
The Bengarian International Airport, Israel's major airport, is currently closed
in major airlines of pause flights from Israel to the US.
A Columbia University graduate student and pro Palestinian activist released
(01:11):
from ICE attention says he will not be silenced. Lisa
Carton reports A.
Speaker 1 (01:15):
Mood Khalil arrived at New York International Airport on Saturday,
one day after he was released from a detention center
in Louisiana following a federal judges order. Khalil spoke to
reporters and was joined by his wife and by New
York Representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortes.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
The fact that all these at them to suppress pro
Kaldestein voices have failed now.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
Khalil, who helped organize pro Palestinian protests on the Columbia
University campus, was arrested by ICE agents in March in
New York City. The Trump administration has filed a notice
of appeal against the judges ruling that released Khalil. I'm
Lisa Carton.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
And more than one hundred and forty million Americans are
bracing for a record heat wave that's expected to send
temperatures soaring into the triple digits in some regions. Forecasters
say a heat dome will keep it very hot from
Michigan to New Mexico over the next three days. I'm
Chris Kragio. A new study claims chat GBT may be
doing more harm than good when it comes to writing.
A new study from the MIT Media Lab reports when
(02:15):
people use the artificial intelligence tool to help write SAT
style essays, they consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic and behavioral levels.
In fact, over time, chat GBT users got lazier with
each essay, many times resorting to copy and paste methods.
Another group was found to exhibit more brain function when writing,
(02:35):
especially around creativity, when not using technological aids. Eminem stalker
Matthew Hughes is receiving a lengthy prison sentence after being
convicted of breaking into Eminem's home for a second time.
The thirty two year old was sentenced to between fifteen
and thirty years in prison for first degree home invasion
and three to seven and a half years on aggravated stalking.
(02:57):
The sentences will run consecutively to each other. Hughes first
broke into Eminem's home back in twenty twenty and said
he was there to kill the rapper. He was arrested
again in August of last year for being on the
rappers property. Chicago cub fans are embracing Sammy Sosa after
his return to Wrigley Field for the first time in
over twenty years. Jim Forbes has more.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Sosa was greeted with the Standing Ovation during Friday's nine
to four loss to the Mariners. His return comes after
mending ties with the ball club and acknowledging past mistakes,
including performance enhancing drugs. Sosa was identified as a participant
in baseball's steroid scandal. The nineteen ninety eight MVP returned
(03:38):
to strong fans support as he tapped his hard and
blue kisses to fans in the stands.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
The thirty third annual National Capital Barbecue Battle will be
held along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, d C. Today and tomorrow.
Pitmasters from around the country will compete for prizes, while
spectators can enjoy free samples, music, and other activities. More
information about the event is a Noble online at BBQ
n d C dot com. I'm Chris Kaju.
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