June 24, 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.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
At just four minutes, President trump' says Israel and Iran
have agreed to a cease fire. JdE Vance confirmed the news.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Well, we were actually working on that just as I
left the White House to come over here. So that's
good news that the President was able to get that
across the finish line.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Fans added the US has obliterated the Iranian nuclear program
without losing a single American life. Trump posted there will
be a complete and total cease fire, adding that this
is an official end to the twelve day war and
will be saluted by the world. US representative Marjorie Taylor
Greens as President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear sites
feels like a complete bait and switch. The Georgia Republican
(00:42):
wrote on x that Trump's mega agenda promised no more
foreign wars, no more regime change, and world peace. She
added that only six months and we're back into foreign wars,
regime change, and World War III. Her statement came several
hours before Trump announced the ceasefire. Millions of people are
under some sort of heat alert from the Midwest and
southeast to the Northeast. Extreme heat warnings are in place
(01:05):
from Richmond, Virginia, to Washington, d c. Up to Rhode
Island in Boston. Most of those areas with temperatures above
ninety and close to one hundred degrees. Cities like Chicago,
Saint Louis, Detroit, and Green Bay also dealing with extreme heat.
Doctor Evan Cool at Jewish Hospital in Louisville says they're
seeing more patients with heat exhaustion or heatstroke. The big
thing that I always see that I worry about is
(01:25):
people who are passing out or losing consciousness because obviously
that's a very severe form of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
Heat alerts from most places will be in place until Wednesday.
The death toll in this weekend's boat accident on Lake
Tahoe is now at seven. One of the ten people
on board remains missing. The cause of the accident is
still under investigation. High waves they've been reported in the
(01:46):
area at the time of the accident. The WWE is
keeping an eye on the Middle East, with a pair
of big events still set for later on in the week.
The wrestling entertainment firm is two shows scheduled for this
Friday and Saturday in Saudi Arabia SmackDown The Night of Champions.
As of right now, the shows are still on I'm
Tammy Truchillo. The prosecution is now expected to rest its
(02:08):
case Tuesday. In the Shawn Didty Comb sex trafficking trial
in New York City, Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
A special agent for Homeland Security investigations back on the
stand today, testifying about things found at Ditty's home, like
explicit files. His testimony is expected to continue Tuesday. The
jury was shown explicit videos of what appeared to be
freak offs and heard messages between Ditty and an escort agency. Meanwhile,
the defense is expected to rest its case by Wednesday,
setting the stage for closing arguments later this week. The
(02:35):
judge says the trial could wrap before July fourth. Didty
has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and other charges,
including racketeering conspiracy. Kristin Marx, a.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
Federal judge is ordering Kilmar Abrigo Garcia be released from
custody depending his trial on human smuggling charges. US Magistrate
Judge Barber Holmes has set a hearing for Wednesday to
discuss the conditions of his release. She made it clear
in her order that she doesn't believe Garcia is a
flight risk, but acknowledge the ICE is likely to detain
him if he's released from custody. The government has already
indicated it will appeal the judge's ruling of b regover
(03:06):
Garcia was wrongfully deported to all Salvador earlier this year,
before being returned to the US earlier this month. Researchers
in Seattle have found a possible link between a gene
mutation sudden infant death syndrome. That story from brad Ford.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
Mehar and Matthew Sid's Research Guild includes researchers from Seattle
Children's Research Institute and data scientists from Microsoft. Examined genes
from one hundred and forty four children who died sudden,
unexplained deaths. The gene variant was also found in people
who suffered sudden deaths for other reasons, including cardiac arrest.
The gene variant does not mean a child will die
from SIDS, only that they might be prone to a
(03:40):
sudden death. I'm brad Ford.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
A major national grocery store chain, is closing dozens of stores.
Kroger announced plans to close approximately sixty over the next
eighteen months to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. The Cincinnati
based grocery giant has not disclosed what locations will be affected,
but it assured that all employees from the closing stores
will be off for positions at other locations. I'm Tammy Trhio.
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
At just four minutes, President trump' says Israel and Iran
have agreed to a cease fire. JdE Vance confirmed the news.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Well, we were actually working on that just as I
left the White House to come over here. So that's
good news that the President was able to get that
across the finish line.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
Fans added the US has obliterated the Iranian nuclear program
without losing a single American life. Trump posted there will
be a complete and total cease fire, adding that this
is an official end to the twelve day war and
will be saluted by the world. US representative Marjorie Taylor
Greens as President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear sites
feels like a complete bait and switch. The Georgia Republican
(00:42):
wrote on x that Trump's mega agenda promised no more
foreign wars, no more regime change, and world peace. She
added that only six months and we're back into foreign wars,
regime change, and World War III. Her statement came several
hours before Trump announced the ceasefire. Millions of people are
under some sort of heat alert from the Midwest and
southeast to the Northeast. Extreme heat warnings are in place
(01:05):
from Richmond, Virginia, to Washington, d c. Up to Rhode
Island in Boston. Most of those areas with temperatures above
ninety and close to one hundred degrees. Cities like Chicago,
Saint Louis, Detroit, and Green Bay also dealing with extreme heat.
Doctor Evan Cool at Jewish Hospital in Louisville says they're
seeing more patients with heat exhaustion or heatstroke. The big
thing that I always see that I worry about is
(01:25):
people who are passing out or losing consciousness because obviously
that's a very severe form of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
Heat alerts from most places will be in place until Wednesday.
The death toll in this weekend's boat accident on Lake
Tahoe is now at seven. One of the ten people
on board remains missing. The cause of the accident is
still under investigation. High waves they've been reported in the
(01:46):
area at the time of the accident. The WWE is
keeping an eye on the Middle East, with a pair
of big events still set for later on in the week.
The wrestling entertainment firm is two shows scheduled for this
Friday and Saturday in Saudi Arabia SmackDown The Night of Champions.
As of right now, the shows are still on I'm
Tammy Truchillo. The prosecution is now expected to rest its
(02:08):
case Tuesday. In the Shawn Didty Comb sex trafficking trial
in New York City, Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
A special agent for Homeland Security investigations back on the
stand today, testifying about things found at Ditty's home, like
explicit files. His testimony is expected to continue Tuesday. The
jury was shown explicit videos of what appeared to be
freak offs and heard messages between Ditty and an escort agency. Meanwhile,
the defense is expected to rest its case by Wednesday,
setting the stage for closing arguments later this week. The
(02:35):
judge says the trial could wrap before July fourth. Didty
has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and other charges,
including racketeering conspiracy. Kristin Marx, a.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
Federal judge is ordering Kilmar Abrigo Garcia be released from
custody depending his trial on human smuggling charges. US Magistrate
Judge Barber Holmes has set a hearing for Wednesday to
discuss the conditions of his release. She made it clear
in her order that she doesn't believe Garcia is a
flight risk, but acknowledge the ICE is likely to detain
him if he's released from custody. The government has already
indicated it will appeal the judge's ruling of b regover
(03:06):
Garcia was wrongfully deported to all Salvador earlier this year,
before being returned to the US earlier this month. Researchers
in Seattle have found a possible link between a gene
mutation sudden infant death syndrome. That story from brad Ford.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
Mehar and Matthew Sid's Research Guild includes researchers from Seattle
Children's Research Institute and data scientists from Microsoft. Examined genes
from one hundred and forty four children who died sudden,
unexplained deaths. The gene variant was also found in people
who suffered sudden deaths for other reasons, including cardiac arrest.
The gene variant does not mean a child will die
from SIDS, only that they might be prone to a
(03:40):
sudden death. I'm brad Ford.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
A major national grocery store chain, is closing dozens of stores.
Kroger announced plans to close approximately sixty over the next
eighteen months to streamline operations and enhance efficiency. The Cincinnati
based grocery giant has not disclosed what locations will be affected,
but it assured that all employees from the closing stores
will be off for positions at other locations. I'm Tammy Trhio.
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