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 at just four minutes. President Trump
was in Curville, Texas, getting a first hand look at
the flooding devastation. During a roundtable discussion with local officials
and first responders, Trump said he was in Kurville to
express the anguish of the entire nation trd to believe
the devastation. Trees that are one hundred years old just
(00:23):
ripped out of the ground. I've never seen anything like it.
The President and First Lady Millennia Trump met with some
of the family members affected by the tragedy. Over one
hundred and twenty people are dead, many remain missing. The
US government saw a fiscal surplus in June thanks to
President Trump's tariffs, The Treasurer Department said Friday. The month
brought in a surplus of more than twenty seven billion
(00:43):
dollars after a three hundred and sixteen billion dollar deficit
in May. The numbers bought the nation's year to date
one point three trillion dollar deficit about a percent. Spending
is up six percent compared with this time last year.
A judge is granted a temporary restraining order on immigration
raids in southern California.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Christmas reports immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles and other
parts of southern California are being restricted following a federal
judge's ruling on Friday. The judge ruled to block the
Trump administration from using unconstitutional tactics. The order bars the
detention of people unless the officer or agent has reasonable
suspicion that the person to be stopped is within the
(01:20):
United States, in violation of US immigration law. The complaint
centers around three detained immigrants, several immigrant rights groups, and
two US citizens, one of whom was held despite showing
agents his identification, and.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
A federal appeals court is tossing out a plea agreement
that would have allowed the elunched mastermind behind the tragic
September eleventh attacks to escape the death penalty. Kaleen Sheik
Mohammed is accused of spearheading the attacks, and under the
plea agreement, he would have been able to plead guilty
in exchange for escaping the federal death penalty. The deal
was negotiated over two years and would have given Mohammed,
(01:54):
as well as two co defendants, life without parole. Former
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin overrode the agreement and reinstated the
death penalty charge, which the court agreed he had the
authority to do so. I'm Mark Meefield. President Trump says
he's satisfied with the investigation into his attempted assassination at
a rallyan Butler, Pennsylvania, almost one year ago. Jim Forbes
says more.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Trump told Fox News he's been briefed by multiple agencies
and although he acknowledges the Secret Service breakdowns, he still
has the utmost respect and trust in his agents. Trump
added the rally was quote a rough day for the
Secret Service. This week, six Secret Service agents on Trump's
detail that day were suspended. I'm Jim Forbes.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
A federal judge has not decided whether the man who's
accused in a different attempt to assassinate President Trump can
represent himself a trial. Brat and Ruth appeared in the
Florida court room yesterday where he asked for the right
to fire his court appointed attorneys. He told the judge
he wanted to represent himself. Another hearing in the case
is scheduled for July twenty second, and Ruth's federal trial
is due to start on September the ninth, Chris Brown
(02:59):
is pleading not guilty to two other charges he's facing
in connection with an lunch attack on a music producer
from the UK, Brian Shook.
Speaker 4 (03:06):
As the story, music producer Abe Diah claimed in twenty
twenty three, Brown hit him in the head several times
with a bottle and assaulted him while he was on
the ground. The residual singer was arrested in the UK
in May and charged two years after the alleged attack.
According to a report from Billboard, Brown appeared at a
hearing in London and tonight the charges. I'm Brian Shook.
Speaker 1 (03:30):
A preliminary report on last month's are India crashes smoking
on the actions of the pilot's investigators say data from
the flight recorder shows the fuel supply was cut off
shortly after takeoff. Both engines lost thrust, and the Bowing
seven eighty seven crashed moments later, killing two hundred and
sixty people. The report says fuel control switches were moved
from run to the cutoff position. On the cockpit voice recording,
(03:51):
one pilot coming heard asking the other why did he
cut off? The other pilot responded that he did not
do so, and according to the National UFO Reporting Center,
there have been more than twenty one hundred UFO sightings
reported so far this year. I'm Mark Mayfield.
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour at just four minutes. President Trump
was in Curville, Texas, getting a first hand look at
the flooding devastation. During a roundtable discussion with local officials
and first responders, Trump said he was in Kurville to
express the anguish of the entire nation trd to believe
the devastation. Trees that are one hundred years old just
(00:23):
ripped out of the ground. I've never seen anything like it.
The President and First Lady Millennia Trump met with some
of the family members affected by the tragedy. Over one
hundred and twenty people are dead, many remain missing. The
US government saw a fiscal surplus in June thanks to
President Trump's tariffs, The Treasurer Department said Friday. The month
brought in a surplus of more than twenty seven billion
(00:43):
dollars after a three hundred and sixteen billion dollar deficit
in May. The numbers bought the nation's year to date
one point three trillion dollar deficit about a percent. Spending
is up six percent compared with this time last year.
A judge is granted a temporary restraining order on immigration
raids in southern California.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Christmas reports immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles and other
parts of southern California are being restricted following a federal
judge's ruling on Friday. The judge ruled to block the
Trump administration from using unconstitutional tactics. The order bars the
detention of people unless the officer or agent has reasonable
suspicion that the person to be stopped is within the
(01:20):
United States, in violation of US immigration law. The complaint
centers around three detained immigrants, several immigrant rights groups, and
two US citizens, one of whom was held despite showing
agents his identification, and.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
A federal appeals court is tossing out a plea agreement
that would have allowed the elunched mastermind behind the tragic
September eleventh attacks to escape the death penalty. Kaleen Sheik
Mohammed is accused of spearheading the attacks, and under the
plea agreement, he would have been able to plead guilty
in exchange for escaping the federal death penalty. The deal
was negotiated over two years and would have given Mohammed,
(01:54):
as well as two co defendants, life without parole. Former
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin overrode the agreement and reinstated the
death penalty charge, which the court agreed he had the
authority to do so. I'm Mark Meefield. President Trump says
he's satisfied with the investigation into his attempted assassination at
a rallyan Butler, Pennsylvania, almost one year ago. Jim Forbes
says more.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
Trump told Fox News he's been briefed by multiple agencies
and although he acknowledges the Secret Service breakdowns, he still
has the utmost respect and trust in his agents. Trump
added the rally was quote a rough day for the
Secret Service. This week, six Secret Service agents on Trump's
detail that day were suspended. I'm Jim Forbes.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
A federal judge has not decided whether the man who's
accused in a different attempt to assassinate President Trump can
represent himself a trial. Brat and Ruth appeared in the
Florida court room yesterday where he asked for the right
to fire his court appointed attorneys. He told the judge
he wanted to represent himself. Another hearing in the case
is scheduled for July twenty second, and Ruth's federal trial
is due to start on September the ninth, Chris Brown
(02:59):
is pleading not guilty to two other charges he's facing
in connection with an lunch attack on a music producer
from the UK, Brian Shook.
Speaker 4 (03:06):
As the story, music producer Abe Diah claimed in twenty
twenty three, Brown hit him in the head several times
with a bottle and assaulted him while he was on
the ground. The residual singer was arrested in the UK
in May and charged two years after the alleged attack.
According to a report from Billboard, Brown appeared at a
hearing in London and tonight the charges. I'm Brian Shook.
Speaker 1 (03:30):
A preliminary report on last month's are India crashes smoking
on the actions of the pilot's investigators say data from
the flight recorder shows the fuel supply was cut off
shortly after takeoff. Both engines lost thrust, and the Bowing
seven eighty seven crashed moments later, killing two hundred and
sixty people. The report says fuel control switches were moved
from run to the cutoff position. On the cockpit voice recording,
(03:51):
one pilot coming heard asking the other why did he
cut off? The other pilot responded that he did not
do so, and according to the National UFO Reporting Center,
there have been more than twenty one hundred UFO sightings
reported so far this year. I'm Mark Mayfield.
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