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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):
Dozens of people are dead and many remain missing following
catastrophic flooding in central Texas. So far, the dead include
twenty eight adults and fifteen children in Kirk County alone.
More bodies have been found in neighboring counties as well,
with the New York Times reporting fifty two total deaths.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is still holding out hope that
rescue crews will find survivors.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
My instruction to every state agency involved in this is
to assume everybody who is missing is alive. And there's
a need for speed, not just every hour, every minute counts,
which is why there's people in the air, of people
and the water, people on the ground right now, because
they're looking to save every last live and we will
not give up that effort.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Many of those missing our children from a private Christian
camp northwest of San Antonio. Heavy rain and the threat
of dangerous flash flooding continues for the area. Loss appears
to be edging closer to a ceasefire deal with Israel.
A Palestinian official on Friday described Moss's reaction to the
deal as positive. The Gaza Deal, which includes a sixty
(01:10):
day ceasefire on the Gaza Strip, is being brokered by
the United States. New York Governor Kathy Hochel is declaring
congestion pricing a huge success and says it's creating a
better life for New Yorkers. Lisa Selvadi with more.
Speaker 4 (01:23):
Hochel says that in its first six months, congestion pricing
has reduced traffic, boosted business, and increased ridership on mass transit.
She added it has also raised revenues to allow for
critical capital improvements to subways, buses, the Long Island Railroad,
and Metro North commuter lines, and is on track to
reach the forecast at five hundred million dollar mark by
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the year's end. Congestion pricing went into effect January fifth.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Elon Musk says he's forming a new political party. He
announced the creation of the America Party on x a
day after posting a poll asking users if they support
me making a new party. Musk said the party will
give Americans quote back your freedom. I'm Rob Bartier, official
say a family of three was struck by lightning while
under an umbrella out of Florida Beach. Saint Pete Beach
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Fire Rescue responded to the Friday lightning strike and rendered
emergency aid. Two adult victims were looked at on scene
and refused further treatments. A seventeen year old girl was
taken to Tampa General Hospital. No updates were provided on
her condition. Photos from the scene show a badly burned
and damaged umbrella. Friday marked five years since a Toledo
police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty.
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Shawn Gallagher reports.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
Friday marked five years since Toledo Police officer Anthony Dia
was shot and killed in the line of duty after
responding to reports of an intoxicated man in the parking
lot of a home depot. Officer, DIA's wife and her
sons spent the fourth of July handing out one hundred
eighteen free hot dogs to those in the community. As
one eighteen was DIA's unit number. She also wore custom
made tennis shoes with the unit number.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
A series of shark sighting in New York has left
public officials monitoring the waters. The shark sightings led to
a temporary beach closure on the fourth of July. The
sightings happened along the shores of Rockaway Beach. Officials with
NYC Emergency Management teamed up with lifeguards to monitor the
sharks using drones before ending the hour long beach closure.
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Before the holiday weekend, New York Governor Kathy Hochel worn
visitors to Long Island State Park beaches to be vigilant
in the water. Joey Chesnutt has reclaimed his title as
the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Champion. Chestnut devoured over seventy
hot dogs in ten minutes on Friday to reclaim the
Mustard Belt on New York's Coney Island after missing last
year's contest over a sponsorship deal. His total came up
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short of his world record of seventy six hot dogs.
Nearly fifty thousand electric chainsaws and pole saws are being
recalled due to laceration hazards. The recall was issued Thursday
by Posi Tech Tool Corporation. The Consumer Product Safety Commission
said the main switch on the corded chainsaws and pole
saws can fail and allow the saw to continue to
run even after the switch is released. I'm Rob Martyr