July 11, 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 in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump is in the Texas Hill Country meeting with
crews that have been searching for victims of last week's
historic flood.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
All the beautiful souls, and we're filled with grief and devastations,
said the loss of life, and unfortunately they're still looking.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
He visited Camp Mystic, where more than two dozen campers
and counselors were killed. Five kids are still missing. Meantime,
Trump called a reporter an evil person for asking about
possible issues with alerts getting out fast enough. He added
that it's easy to sit back and ask about what
could have been done differently. A Los Angeles federal judge
(00:45):
may rule as soon as today on a restraining order
looking to stop ice raids. The judge of Biden appointee
does seem critical of the government's position, telling its lawyers
she wants more specifics about the operations and less generality.
Wall Street is closing lower as trade worries escalate. Stocks
fell a day after the S and P five hundred
(01:06):
hit a record high after President Trump announced a thirty
five percent Terra fund Canada. The deputy director of the
FBI is reportedly considering stepping down from his role. Chris
Carraggio has more.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
CNN reports that Dan Bongino was told people he's thinking
about resigning after clashing with US Attorney General Pam Bondi
over the Jeffrey Epstein files. Earlier this week, a memo
stated there is no evidence that Epstein kept a so
called client list. Bongino had been outspoken about the Epstein
case in the past before he became FBI Deputy director.
A number of high profile conservative personalities like Megan Kelly
(01:42):
and Laura Lumer have criticized Bondi over the handling of
the Epstein case following the memo.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Chris Brown is pleading not guilty to two other charges
he's facing in connection with an alleged attack on a
music producer from the UK. Music producer Abe Diah claimed
in twenty twenty three hit him in the head several
times with a bottle and assaulted him while he was
on the ground. I'm Brian Shook. At least twenty five
(02:08):
people have been hospitalized after a mass overdose event in
West Baltimore. Five people are in critical condition. Mayor Brandon
Scott says officials have not determined the exact source of
the overdoses, and the incident remains under investigation. One of
the so called two men in the Hillside Strangler case
that had Los Angeles on edge in the nineteen seventies
(02:31):
has lost his latest bid for parole. Tammy Trehillo reports.
Speaker 4 (02:36):
Kenneth Bianchi is now seventy four. He was denied parole
for another ten years. According to the California Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation, Bianchi and Angelo Buono Junior carried out
the crimes for that sparked terror in the city in
late nineteen seventies seven and early seventy eight. The two
were also convicted of killing two college students in Washington State.
Both were sentenced to life in prison, with Bianchi serving
(02:56):
his time in a Washington State prison. Brono died in
prison in Califorate, Fournia in two thousand and two. I'm
Tammaged for HEO.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
Mexican President Claudias Shinbaum says the US is overreacting to
the threat of a flesh eating cattle parasite. More from
Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
Shinbaum told reporters that the US decision to close the
border again to Mexican cattle imports is overblown. She said
that decision was sparked by a single case of the
New World screwworm. The screwworm is a parasitic flying that
the US declared eliminated here in nineteen sixty six. New
cases in Mexico prompted a shutdown of kettle imports from
November to February and again in May. A court of
(03:34):
entry in Arizona was set to open Monday, but now
that's been put on hold. The US Department of Agriculture
has been working with Mexico to stop the insect. I'm
Mark Neefield.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
YouTube is removing its trending page and trending now list. Instead,
the company will feature category specific charts. YouTube charts will
display the most popular content in specific categories. The new
charts will list trending music, the most popular podcasts, and
trending movie trailers. I'm Brian Shook.
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump is in the Texas Hill Country meeting with
crews that have been searching for victims of last week's
historic flood.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
All the beautiful souls, and we're filled with grief and devastations,
said the loss of life, and unfortunately they're still looking.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
He visited Camp Mystic, where more than two dozen campers
and counselors were killed. Five kids are still missing. Meantime,
Trump called a reporter an evil person for asking about
possible issues with alerts getting out fast enough. He added
that it's easy to sit back and ask about what
could have been done differently. A Los Angeles federal judge
(00:45):
may rule as soon as today on a restraining order
looking to stop ice raids. The judge of Biden appointee
does seem critical of the government's position, telling its lawyers
she wants more specifics about the operations and less generality.
Wall Street is closing lower as trade worries escalate. Stocks
fell a day after the S and P five hundred
(01:06):
hit a record high after President Trump announced a thirty
five percent Terra fund Canada. The deputy director of the
FBI is reportedly considering stepping down from his role. Chris
Carraggio has more.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
CNN reports that Dan Bongino was told people he's thinking
about resigning after clashing with US Attorney General Pam Bondi
over the Jeffrey Epstein files. Earlier this week, a memo
stated there is no evidence that Epstein kept a so
called client list. Bongino had been outspoken about the Epstein
case in the past before he became FBI Deputy director.
A number of high profile conservative personalities like Megan Kelly
(01:42):
and Laura Lumer have criticized Bondi over the handling of
the Epstein case following the memo.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Chris Brown is pleading not guilty to two other charges
he's facing in connection with an alleged attack on a
music producer from the UK. Music producer Abe Diah claimed
in twenty twenty three hit him in the head several
times with a bottle and assaulted him while he was
on the ground. I'm Brian Shook. At least twenty five
(02:08):
people have been hospitalized after a mass overdose event in
West Baltimore. Five people are in critical condition. Mayor Brandon
Scott says officials have not determined the exact source of
the overdoses, and the incident remains under investigation. One of
the so called two men in the Hillside Strangler case
that had Los Angeles on edge in the nineteen seventies
(02:31):
has lost his latest bid for parole. Tammy Trehillo reports.
Speaker 4 (02:36):
Kenneth Bianchi is now seventy four. He was denied parole
for another ten years. According to the California Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation, Bianchi and Angelo Buono Junior carried out
the crimes for that sparked terror in the city in
late nineteen seventies seven and early seventy eight. The two
were also convicted of killing two college students in Washington State.
Both were sentenced to life in prison, with Bianchi serving
(02:56):
his time in a Washington State prison. Brono died in
prison in Califorate, Fournia in two thousand and two. I'm
Tammaged for HEO.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
Mexican President Claudias Shinbaum says the US is overreacting to
the threat of a flesh eating cattle parasite. More from
Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
Shinbaum told reporters that the US decision to close the
border again to Mexican cattle imports is overblown. She said
that decision was sparked by a single case of the
New World screwworm. The screwworm is a parasitic flying that
the US declared eliminated here in nineteen sixty six. New
cases in Mexico prompted a shutdown of kettle imports from
November to February and again in May. A court of
(03:34):
entry in Arizona was set to open Monday, but now
that's been put on hold. The US Department of Agriculture
has been working with Mexico to stop the insect. I'm
Mark Neefield.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
YouTube is removing its trending page and trending now list. Instead,
the company will feature category specific charts. YouTube charts will
display the most popular content in specific categories. The new
charts will list trending music, the most popular podcasts, and
trending movie trailers. I'm Brian Shook.
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