July 12, 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):
The death toll is rising after last week's devastating floods
in central Texas. So far, more than one hundred and
twenty people have died. President Trump visited the area of Friday.
Speaker 1 (00:19):
Hard to believe the devastation.
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Trees that are one hundred years old just ripped out
of the ground.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
During a roundtable discussion with local officials and first responders,
Trump said he's in Kerville to express the anguish of
the entire nation. The president says he's happy with the
investigation into his attempted assassination at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania,
almost one year ago. Trump told Fox News he's been
briefed by multiple agencies, and although he acknowledges the Secret
(00:49):
Service breakdowns, he still has the utmost trust and respect
in his agents. Passengers are describing a harrowing experience after
a flight bound for New York York's JFK Airport had
to make an emergency landing on a small island last weekend.
Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 4 (01:07):
It's not exactly how you want to spend a day
in Paradise. Delta Flight one twenty seven took off from
Madrid Sunday and had been in the air for several
hours when the airbus apparently lost an engine. It was
forced to land on Tersera, a Portuguese island that's part
of the Azores that's about a third of the way
across the Atlantic. Close to three hundred passengers had to
spend more than twenty four hours on the volcanic island
(01:29):
as they waited for another plane to come get them.
They say they're thankful to be home, but call it
a scary experience that had some crying and praying. Delta
covered hotels and meals, but flyers complained that communication was lacking.
The airline says it sincerely apologizes for the experience.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
Kristin Marx reporting people in Pennsylvania are still dealing with
intermittent outages of the state's nine to one one system.
The problems began around two pm Friday afternoon when some
calls that came in were not delivered. Pennsylvania's Emergency Management
Directors says investigators are looking for the root cause of
(02:04):
the issue. I'm Brian Shook. At least twenty five 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
(02:25):
called two men in the Hillside strangler case that had
Los Angeles on edge in the nineteen seventies has lost
his latest bid for parole. Tammy Trehillo reports.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
Kenneth Bionki 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. Grono 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 kettle 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):
The death toll is rising after last week's devastating floods
in central Texas. So far, more than one hundred and
twenty people have died. President Trump visited the area of Friday.
Speaker 1 (00:19):
Hard to believe the devastation.
Speaker 3 (00:21):
Trees that are one hundred years old just ripped out
of the ground.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
During a roundtable discussion with local officials and first responders,
Trump said he's in Kerville to express the anguish of
the entire nation. The president says he's happy with the
investigation into his attempted assassination at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania,
almost one year ago. Trump told Fox News he's been
briefed by multiple agencies, and although he acknowledges the Secret
(00:49):
Service breakdowns, he still has the utmost trust and respect
in his agents. Passengers are describing a harrowing experience after
a flight bound for New York York's JFK Airport had
to make an emergency landing on a small island last weekend.
Kristin Marx reports.
Speaker 4 (01:07):
It's not exactly how you want to spend a day
in Paradise. Delta Flight one twenty seven took off from
Madrid Sunday and had been in the air for several
hours when the airbus apparently lost an engine. It was
forced to land on Tersera, a Portuguese island that's part
of the Azores that's about a third of the way
across the Atlantic. Close to three hundred passengers had to
spend more than twenty four hours on the volcanic island
(01:29):
as they waited for another plane to come get them.
They say they're thankful to be home, but call it
a scary experience that had some crying and praying. Delta
covered hotels and meals, but flyers complained that communication was lacking.
The airline says it sincerely apologizes for the experience.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
Kristin Marx reporting people in Pennsylvania are still dealing with
intermittent outages of the state's nine to one one system.
The problems began around two pm Friday afternoon when some
calls that came in were not delivered. Pennsylvania's Emergency Management
Directors says investigators are looking for the root cause of
(02:04):
the issue. I'm Brian Shook. At least twenty five 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
(02:25):
called two men in the Hillside strangler case that had
Los Angeles on edge in the nineteen seventies has lost
his latest bid for parole. Tammy Trehillo reports.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
Kenneth Bionki 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. Grono 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 kettle 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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