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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour. In just four minutes, nearly hours
after an attack on a US base by Iran, a
ceasefire deal is announced. President Trump says Israel and Iran
have agreed to a ceasefire. Trump posted quote, there will
be a complete and total ceasefire. Trump adds this as

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an official end to the twelve day war and will
be saluted by the world. He concluded by saying, God
bless Israel, God bless Iran, God bless the Middle East,
God bless the United States of America, and God bless
the world. Iran's supreme leader is speaking out following the
country's missile attack on the US air base and cutter.
Ayatola ali Hamani posted on x quote, we did not

(00:45):
attack anyone, and we do not accept anyone's attack, and
we will not surrender to anyone's attack. This is the
logic of the Iranian nation. New York City officials are
demanding that state leaders amend of law allowing some miners
to avoid criminal charges for violent offenses. The Raise the
age law, which went into effect in twenty eighteen, put

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sixteen and seventeen year old offenders in family court instead
of criminal court.

Speaker 2 (01:10):
The mentality on the street is that nothing happens to
those under eighteen who possesses or uses a gun. This
is the biggest challenge for US right now, and it's
an unintended consequence of the raised age law.

Speaker 1 (01:24):
That's BRONX DA Darcel Clark, who says the law emboldens
adults to give guns to teenagers because they'll avoid stiff penalties.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish says since twenty eighteen, the number
of shooters and shooting victims under the age of eighteen
has doubled. Clark, Tish and Mayor Adams announced a two
hundred and eight count indictment against nineteen gang members and associates,

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including nineteens, linked to a dozen shootings in the Bronx,
and the Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to
deport convicted criminals to so called third countries, even if
they have no connection to the nation. This puts a
hold on a federal judge's ruling. I'm Jim Forbes. The
National Guard troops and Marines deployed to California to protect

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federal agents and buildings weren't on the ground in Los Angeles.
Text messages released to the San Francisco Chronicles say of
the nearly five thousand National Guard and Marine troops deployed
to LA, less than twenty percent were actually on the
ground in the city last week. The message has reportedly
come from state officials with first hand knowledge of National

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Guard staffing levels. Most of the troops deployed are now
stationed at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamedos.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are NBA champions for the very
first time. The Thunder defeated the Indiana Pacers one O
three ninety one in Game seven of the NBA Finals
in Oklahoma City. The Pacers still have never won an

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NBA championship. Dolly Parton is headed to Sin City. The
Country Music Icon announced her Dolly Live at Las Vegas
Mini residency on Monday. It's set to take place December
fourth through the thirteenth at the Coliseum at Caesar's Palace.
Parton hasn't regularly toured in almost a decade and hasn't
had an extended run in Vegas in thirty two years.

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In a statement, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers
said quote to say that I'm excited would be an understatement.
Tickets go on sale on Wednesday, and Mick Raups is
dead at the age of eighty one. Bad Company and

(03:46):
Mata Hoppel co founder Mick Raufs is dead at the
age of eighty one. His representative confirmed his death on Monday,
but no cause was given. Ralfs wrote hit songs for
Bad Company like Can't Get Enough and feel Like Making Love.
The guitar artist also wrote rock and roll Queen for
Mata Hoople. I'm Jim Forbes