June 23, 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 hour. In just four minutes, Fox
News reports there's an imminent thread of an Iranian strike
on the US base and Cutter Airspace Overcutter closed down today.
The US has moved most of its unhangared aircraft out
of the base already. The US embassy and Cutter warned
American citizens earlier today to shelter in place. President Trump
(00:25):
will soon meet with his national security team. After the
US attacked ran over the weekend. On his truth social
platform Sunday, he said the damage to the Iranian nuclear
facilities was monumental and added obliteration is an accurate term.
Trump also said the biggest damage took place far below
ground level. The head of NATO is defending the US
strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Scott Carr now has more
(00:47):
from Washington.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Speaking ahead of tomorrow's NATO summit at the Hague in
the Netherlands, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutta said the attacks
did not violate international law. He said NATO's position has
been that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. President
Trump is scheduled to travel to the Netherlands for the Summit.
The conflict between Iran and Israeli, as well as the
war in Ukraine are expected to be the summit's leading issues.
(01:12):
I'm Scott Carr in Washington.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Millions are dealing with extreme heat from the midwest and
southeast to the northeast. Over one hundred and forty seven
million people are under some sort of heat alert. Extreme
heat warnings are in place from Richmond, Virginia and Washington,
d c. Up to Rhode Island. In Boston, kil mahar
Abrego Garcia is set to be released from custody pending
his trial on human smuggling charges. A federal judge made
the order yesterday's scheduling a hearing for Wednesday to discuss
(01:38):
the conditions of his release. The judge made it clear
in her order that she doesn't believe Garcia is a
flight risk, but acknowledge that ice is likely to detain
him if he is released from custody. How to Train
Your Dragon is once again soaring to the top of
the box office. The live action remake of the twenty
ten animated film brought in thirty seven million dollars in
its second weekend. Meanwhile, the horror film twenty eight Years
(01:59):
long later scared up thirty million dollars in its debut
to take second place. I'm Chris Karacio. Don't forget to
drink up today. It's mercilessly hot in many places around
the country, and it just so happens to be National
Hydration Day. While there's no one size fits all answer
for how much water is enough, water experts say four
to six cups a day should suffice for generally healthy people.
(02:23):
Oklahoma City is planning to honor the NBA champion Thunder.
The city will host the twenty twenty five Champions Parade
downtown tomorrow at ten thirty am local time. The Thunder
beat the Indiana Pacers one h three to ninety one
in Game seven last night of the NBA Finals. League
MVP and Finals MVP Shay Gildis Alexander led OKC with
a game high twenty nine points and twelve assists. Honolulu
(02:45):
is once again the most desirable city in the country
to live in, though it's not even among the top
twenty in the world. Scott Carr has more.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
The rankings come from the Economist Intelligence Units Global Livability
Index and are based on several factors, including stability, healthcare,
education and infrastructure. Honolulu tops the US ranking for the
third straight year. Atlanta takes second place, while Pittsburgh, Seattle,
and Washington, d C. Round out the top five in
(03:13):
the US. Worldwide, Honolulu only ranks twenty third. Copenhagen tops
that list worldwide, followed by Vienna, Austria, and Zurich, Switzerland.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
A man in Oakland, California, is in hot water for
allegedly stealing video games from local libraries in Marin County.
Sheriff's deputies recently took Jamal reed Obofumi into custody following
an investigation. He has since made bail, but faces numerous charges.
Investigators say he stole multiple Nintendo Switch games worth a
total of roughly ten thousand dollars from libraries around the country.
(03:45):
It's believed the thefts happened at seven different library branches
over a three month period. Doctor Seuss Enterprises has launched
SUS's Circle Time. It's an eight part YouTube summer series.
The show will be hosted by presenters Ziggy and Tizzy
and DOTC dri Seuss's characters. Our long episodes will be
released in September. I'm Chris Kraji.
This is your twenty four to seven US update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour. In just four minutes, Fox
News reports there's an imminent thread of an Iranian strike
on the US base and Cutter Airspace Overcutter closed down today.
The US has moved most of its unhangared aircraft out
of the base already. The US embassy and Cutter warned
American citizens earlier today to shelter in place. President Trump
(00:25):
will soon meet with his national security team. After the
US attacked ran over the weekend. On his truth social
platform Sunday, he said the damage to the Iranian nuclear
facilities was monumental and added obliteration is an accurate term.
Trump also said the biggest damage took place far below
ground level. The head of NATO is defending the US
strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Scott Carr now has more
(00:47):
from Washington.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
Speaking ahead of tomorrow's NATO summit at the Hague in
the Netherlands, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutta said the attacks
did not violate international law. He said NATO's position has
been that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. President
Trump is scheduled to travel to the Netherlands for the Summit.
The conflict between Iran and Israeli, as well as the
war in Ukraine are expected to be the summit's leading issues.
(01:12):
I'm Scott Carr in Washington.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Millions are dealing with extreme heat from the midwest and
southeast to the northeast. Over one hundred and forty seven
million people are under some sort of heat alert. Extreme
heat warnings are in place from Richmond, Virginia and Washington,
d c. Up to Rhode Island. In Boston, kil mahar
Abrego Garcia is set to be released from custody pending
his trial on human smuggling charges. A federal judge made
the order yesterday's scheduling a hearing for Wednesday to discuss
(01:38):
the conditions of his release. The judge made it clear
in her order that she doesn't believe Garcia is a
flight risk, but acknowledge that ice is likely to detain
him if he is released from custody. How to Train
Your Dragon is once again soaring to the top of
the box office. The live action remake of the twenty
ten animated film brought in thirty seven million dollars in
its second weekend. Meanwhile, the horror film twenty eight Years
(01:59):
long later scared up thirty million dollars in its debut
to take second place. I'm Chris Karacio. Don't forget to
drink up today. It's mercilessly hot in many places around
the country, and it just so happens to be National
Hydration Day. While there's no one size fits all answer
for how much water is enough, water experts say four
to six cups a day should suffice for generally healthy people.
(02:23):
Oklahoma City is planning to honor the NBA champion Thunder.
The city will host the twenty twenty five Champions Parade
downtown tomorrow at ten thirty am local time. The Thunder
beat the Indiana Pacers one h three to ninety one
in Game seven last night of the NBA Finals. League
MVP and Finals MVP Shay Gildis Alexander led OKC with
a game high twenty nine points and twelve assists. Honolulu
(02:45):
is once again the most desirable city in the country
to live in, though it's not even among the top
twenty in the world. Scott Carr has more.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
The rankings come from the Economist Intelligence Units Global Livability
Index and are based on several factors, including stability, healthcare,
education and infrastructure. Honolulu tops the US ranking for the
third straight year. Atlanta takes second place, while Pittsburgh, Seattle,
and Washington, d C. Round out the top five in
(03:13):
the US. Worldwide, Honolulu only ranks twenty third. Copenhagen tops
that list worldwide, followed by Vienna, Austria, and Zurich, Switzerland.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
A man in Oakland, California, is in hot water for
allegedly stealing video games from local libraries in Marin County.
Sheriff's deputies recently took Jamal reed Obofumi into custody following
an investigation. He has since made bail, but faces numerous charges.
Investigators say he stole multiple Nintendo Switch games worth a
total of roughly ten thousand dollars from libraries around the country.
(03:45):
It's believed the thefts happened at seven different library branches
over a three month period. Doctor Seuss Enterprises has launched
SUS's Circle Time. It's an eight part YouTube summer series.
The show will be hosted by presenters Ziggy and Tizzy
and DOTC dri Seuss's characters. Our long episodes will be
released in September. I'm Chris Kraji.
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