June 23, 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 at just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump appears to be supporting the idea of a
possible regime change in Iran. In a post on truth
Social Sunday evening, Trump said, if the current Iranian regime
is unable to make Iran great again, why wouldn't there
be a regime change? Earlier, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said
this mission was not and has not been, about regime change.
In a separate earlier post, Trump said the damage to
(00:30):
the three Iranian nuclear sites from US air strikes is
said to be monumental. He went on to say the
hits were hard and accurate. Skittish oil prices are jumping
following the US air strikes on Iran. US crude oil
went up more than two percent Sunday evening to seventy
five dollars and sixty cents per barrel. This comes as
there is uncertainty regarding the oil supply outlook in the
Middle East. Iranian state media reported earlier Sunday that the
(00:54):
country's parliament supported closing the Strait of horm Moves. According
to the Energy Information Administration, twenty percent of the crude
oil consumed by the world passed through the strait last year. Meanwhile,
the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S and P five hundred
and Nasdaq futures have all been down. An Alaska Airlines
flight from Seattle to Walla Walla was delayed more than
(01:14):
three hours Saturday because of a passenger's comment about a
bomb to a flight attendant. Brad Ford reports.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
The comment was described as flippant, but any comment about
a bomb is taken seriously. The pilots moved the plane
to the furthest runway from the airport place responded and
the suspect was arrested. Passengers were removed from the plane
and bomb sniffing canines inspected the luggage. Two runways were
closed during the incident. A third runway remained in operation.
The passengers reboarded the plane and left for Walla Walla.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
The Oklahoma City Thunder are Nbaight champions. They beat the
Indiana Pacers one oh three ninety one in Game seven
of the NBA Finals in front of their home crowd.
This is the franchise's first NBA title since it moved
from Seattle in two thousand and eight. Pacer Star Point
guard Tyrese Haliburton went down with an injury in the
first quard and did not return to the game. ESPN
(02:02):
reported Haliburton suffered an achilles injury. I'm Rob Bartier. A
security guard shot and killed a gunman at a church
in Wayne, Michigan.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
This morning.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Cross
Point Community Church in suburban Detroit. About eleven a m.
Officers arrived at the scene and found the suspect dead
and one other person wounded in the leg. No other
injuries were reported, and the motive for the shooting remains unclear.
The church had just wrapped up a special service when
the gunfire erupted. Over one hundred and forty million Americans
(02:32):
are under the highest level of heat alerts today. The
National Weather Service says quote major to extreme heat risks
will spread into the Midwest and East, where anyone without
effective cooling and or adequate hydration will be affected. They
also warned there will be little to no overnight relief.
The Weather Service is calling it the first significant heat
wave this season, with high temperatures in the mid to
(02:54):
upper nineties and possibly hitting triple digits, especially in the
central US. FedEx founder Fred Smith is dead at age eighty.
Smith helped create the overnight delivery industry, which revolutionized the
way business and consumers received goods and packages. He founded
the company as Federal Express in nineteen seventy one and
began operations in Memphis two years later. The Mississippi native
(03:16):
served four years in the US Marines and returned from
Vietnam to start his company, which grew into a ninety
billion dollar global shipping giant. FedEx's current CEO said Fred
was more than just the pioneer of an industry and
founder of our great company. He was the heart and
soul of FedEx. A bill requiring the Ten Commandments to
be displayed in every Texas public school classroom was signed
into law Saturday. The new law will require a copy
(03:39):
of the Ten Commandments to be in a size and
typeface that he is legible to a person with average
vision from anywhere in the classroom. A similar bill passed
in Louisiana was found unconstitutional by a court. Florida Panthers
fans are celebrating the team's second straight Stanley Cup championship.
Thousands turned out for a huge parade and rally today
on Fort Lauderdale Beach. The Panthers beat the Edmonton Oilers
(04:00):
five to one in Game six on Tuesday. I'm Rob Martyr,
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour at just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump appears to be supporting the idea of a
possible regime change in Iran. In a post on truth
Social Sunday evening, Trump said, if the current Iranian regime
is unable to make Iran great again, why wouldn't there
be a regime change? Earlier, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said
this mission was not and has not been, about regime change.
In a separate earlier post, Trump said the damage to
(00:30):
the three Iranian nuclear sites from US air strikes is
said to be monumental. He went on to say the
hits were hard and accurate. Skittish oil prices are jumping
following the US air strikes on Iran. US crude oil
went up more than two percent Sunday evening to seventy
five dollars and sixty cents per barrel. This comes as
there is uncertainty regarding the oil supply outlook in the
Middle East. Iranian state media reported earlier Sunday that the
(00:54):
country's parliament supported closing the Strait of horm Moves. According
to the Energy Information Administration, twenty percent of the crude
oil consumed by the world passed through the strait last year. Meanwhile,
the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S and P five hundred
and Nasdaq futures have all been down. An Alaska Airlines
flight from Seattle to Walla Walla was delayed more than
(01:14):
three hours Saturday because of a passenger's comment about a
bomb to a flight attendant. Brad Ford reports.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
The comment was described as flippant, but any comment about
a bomb is taken seriously. The pilots moved the plane
to the furthest runway from the airport place responded and
the suspect was arrested. Passengers were removed from the plane
and bomb sniffing canines inspected the luggage. Two runways were
closed during the incident. A third runway remained in operation.
The passengers reboarded the plane and left for Walla Walla.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
The Oklahoma City Thunder are Nbaight champions. They beat the
Indiana Pacers one oh three ninety one in Game seven
of the NBA Finals in front of their home crowd.
This is the franchise's first NBA title since it moved
from Seattle in two thousand and eight. Pacer Star Point
guard Tyrese Haliburton went down with an injury in the
first quard and did not return to the game. ESPN
(02:02):
reported Haliburton suffered an achilles injury. I'm Rob Bartier. A
security guard shot and killed a gunman at a church
in Wayne, Michigan.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
This morning.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Police responded to reports of an active shooter at Cross
Point Community Church in suburban Detroit. About eleven a m.
Officers arrived at the scene and found the suspect dead
and one other person wounded in the leg. No other
injuries were reported, and the motive for the shooting remains unclear.
The church had just wrapped up a special service when
the gunfire erupted. Over one hundred and forty million Americans
(02:32):
are under the highest level of heat alerts today. The
National Weather Service says quote major to extreme heat risks
will spread into the Midwest and East, where anyone without
effective cooling and or adequate hydration will be affected. They
also warned there will be little to no overnight relief.
The Weather Service is calling it the first significant heat
wave this season, with high temperatures in the mid to
(02:54):
upper nineties and possibly hitting triple digits, especially in the
central US. FedEx founder Fred Smith is dead at age eighty.
Smith helped create the overnight delivery industry, which revolutionized the
way business and consumers received goods and packages. He founded
the company as Federal Express in nineteen seventy one and
began operations in Memphis two years later. The Mississippi native
(03:16):
served four years in the US Marines and returned from
Vietnam to start his company, which grew into a ninety
billion dollar global shipping giant. FedEx's current CEO said Fred
was more than just the pioneer of an industry and
founder of our great company. He was the heart and
soul of FedEx. A bill requiring the Ten Commandments to
be displayed in every Texas public school classroom was signed
into law Saturday. The new law will require a copy
(03:39):
of the Ten Commandments to be in a size and
typeface that he is legible to a person with average
vision from anywhere in the classroom. A similar bill passed
in Louisiana was found unconstitutional by a court. Florida Panthers
fans are celebrating the team's second straight Stanley Cup championship.
Thousands turned out for a huge parade and rally today
on Fort Lauderdale Beach. The Panthers beat the Edmonton Oilers
(04:00):
five to one in Game six on Tuesday. I'm Rob Martyr,
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