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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.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Hope of locating survivors of the Central Texas floods is
dwindling as each day passes, Over one hundred and seventy
are still missing and at least one hundred and twenty
people are dead following the torrential reigns and historic floods
that hit over the July fourth holiday. Officials describe search
efforts as methodical to ensure no stone is left unturned.

(00:30):
Kerrville Police Sergeant Jonathan Lamb says there is more than
two thousand people on the ground searching for victims.

Speaker 3 (00:37):
Ten states of cent specially trained teams to our community,
and two more states are in route.

Speaker 2 (00:43):
A federal judge is agreeing to issue a nationwide block
against President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship. The judge
also granted class action status in the case after the
Supreme Court limited the ability of judges to block orders
across the country through other means. The judge has stayed
his order for seven days, allowing the government time to appeal.

(01:06):
People recovering from the deadly and destructive flash floods in
New Mexico will be getting federal help soon. New Mexico
Governor Michelle Leujin Grisham says fifteen million dollars should be
coming quickly to the state to address short term losses,
with more funding to follow. The US housing shortage is
hitting a new record at four point seven million homes.

(01:28):
Matt Mattinson reports.

Speaker 1 (01:29):
A new Zillo analysis examined the latest census data and
found the nation's housing deficit grew by one hundred and
fifty nine thousand homes in twenty twenty three, despite a
home building surge over the past five years. The analysis
found the housing shortages driving an affordability crisis that is
pushing millions of families to double up and live with
non relatives. According to Zillo, New York City had the

(01:51):
biggest housing deficit of the nation's fifty largest metros, with
a shortage of more than four hundred thousand units.

Speaker 2 (01:57):
Wall Street is closing with stocks higher gained one hundred
and ninety two points to close at forty four six fifty.
I'm Brian Shook. One in three US teenagers now has
pre diabetes. That's according to a concerning new report from
the CDC. With pre diabetes. Blood sugar levels are high,

(02:17):
but not high enough to be considered type two diabetes,
which is linked to heart disease and other conditions. As
a so called mini heat wave bake southern California, the
Health Department warns against a dip in the ocean to
cool off. Jim Roope explains.

Speaker 4 (02:34):
The La County Health Department says the water is off.
Several beaches have high bacteria levels. The beach warnings come
as extreme heat warnings continue through Thursday. Dan Blocker County
Beach in Malibu, around Saltice Creek, Walnut Creek and Ramiraz
Creek in Paradise, Covi and Malibu, Will Rogers near the
bel Air Bay Club, Mother's Beach and Marina del Ray
Topanga in the Palisades around the Castle rock Storm drain

(02:55):
the water around the Santa Monica Pier and avalon at
Catalina Island. I'm jimp.

Speaker 2 (03:00):
Paul McCartney is getting back on the road. Michael Cassner
has the details.

Speaker 3 (03:08):
The rock Icon announced he'll continue his Got Back Tour
starting September twenty ninth in Palm Desert, California. Macca will
visit sixteen cities across North America, including Las Vegas, Denver, Minneapolis,
and Atlanta. The tour will wrap up November twenty fifth
in Chicago. Fans can register now for ticket pre sales
at start July fifteenth, while at general on sale will

(03:31):
happen July eighteenth. I'm Michael Casner.

Speaker 2 (03:34):
Tampa International Airport is having a little fun after the
TSA announced passengers can keep their shoes on while passing
through security. TPA took to social media on Tuesday to
announce the update. A footnote at the bottom of the
post stated, unless you're wearing crocs, you should take those
off and throw them away. Followers were quick to comment,

(03:58):
saying things like crocs, a person's dignity seeps out through
the holes. I'm Brian Shook.