July 14, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest views this hour at just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Homeland Security Secretary Christinomes says President Trump doesn't want to
dismantle FEMA, but rather rework it. Mark Mayfield has details.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, Nome said
the President wants the agency to be better implemented.
Speaker 3 (00:22):
President recognizes that FEMA should not exist the way that
it always has been. It needs to be redeployed in
a new way.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
Trump has been critical of FEMA in the past, but
as praise the agency's efforts amid the devastating floods in
Central Texas. Gnome also dismissed claims that a rule change
delayed FEMA's response in Texas as absolutely false. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Crews in Central Texas were forced to briefly suspend the
search for flood victims as heavy rain continues to slam
the region. The National Weather Service on Sunday noted heavy
thunderstorms producing several inches of rain an hour moving through
the Hill Country region devastated by catastrophic flooding. Over one
hundred and sixty people are still unaccounted for following the
dead lie fourth of July weekend floods. The White House
(01:02):
is defending President Trump's newly unveiled tariffs on the European
Union in Mexico. Appearing on ABC's This Week, National Economic
Council Director Kevin Hassett said the tariffs are putting the
nation's interests first.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
The message we're all tried to get across is this
is about America getting yourself ready for the Golden Age
by getting our house at order, by getting our tariff
and trade policy and tax policy exactly where it needs
to be for a golden age.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Trump unveiled the plan to put a thirty percent blank
at tariff rate on each country starting August first, and
we can posts on truth social The move follows last
week's announcement that the President plans to impose a thirty
five percent tariff on Canada for what he calls its
failure to cooperate on key issues, including reducing the flow
of fentanyl into the US. And new studi says nineteen
percent of food and drinks in the US have synthetic
(01:47):
food dies in them. Researchers look specifically at products in
the top five categories most often marketed to children, infectionery,
sugar sweetened beverages, ready to eat meals, breakfast cereals, and
baked goods. The average sugar content products with synthetic dies
was one hundred and forty one percent more than those without.
I'm Tammy t FORHEO. President Trump says he's satisfied with
(02:08):
the investigation into his attempt at assassination a year ago.
At a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Jim Forbes has details.
Speaker 5 (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 2 (02:36):
House lawmakers are set to vote this week on a
number of cryptocurrency bills. Those include the Clarity Act, which
looks to establish a regulatory framework for crypto asset markets,
the Genius Act, which focuses on stable coins, a digital
currency with value tied to a real world asset, and
the CBDC Surveillance State Act that one would keep the
Federal Reserve from coming out with its own digital currency
(02:58):
in an effort to keep privacy and indill control over transactions.
Customers spent just over twenty four billion dollars during Amazon's
Prime Day event. Lisa Carton has that story.
Speaker 3 (03:08):
Adobe Analytics says that's about nine point six billion dollars
more than last year. Prime Day started out as a
one day event, but became a four gay sales extravaganza.
This year. Amazon is hailing it as the biggest Prime
Day shopping event yet. I'm Lisa Carton.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
A new study reveals the most financially responsible cities in
the US. The study by lending Tree looked at the
one hundred largest metro areas in the nation. The study
factored debt to income ratios, credit inquiries, maxed out credit cards,
spending on housing costs, and low credit utilization rates. Des Moines, Iowa,
and San Jose, California were tied as the most financially responsible.
(03:45):
Des Moines was found to have the lowest spending on housing,
with nineteen percent of households shelling out about a third
of their income on housing costs. At Wimbledon, Yonick Center
beat Carlos Alcarez to win his first title. Center dropped
the first set but won the next three to claim
the men's trophy. With the victory, Sinner has won every
Grand Slam except the French Open. I'm Tammy Truhuillo.
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest views this hour at just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Homeland Security Secretary Christinomes says President Trump doesn't want to
dismantle FEMA, but rather rework it. Mark Mayfield has details.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, Nome said
the President wants the agency to be better implemented.
Speaker 3 (00:22):
President recognizes that FEMA should not exist the way that
it always has been. It needs to be redeployed in
a new way.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
Trump has been critical of FEMA in the past, but
as praise the agency's efforts amid the devastating floods in
Central Texas. Gnome also dismissed claims that a rule change
delayed FEMA's response in Texas as absolutely false. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Crews in Central Texas were forced to briefly suspend the
search for flood victims as heavy rain continues to slam
the region. The National Weather Service on Sunday noted heavy
thunderstorms producing several inches of rain an hour moving through
the Hill Country region devastated by catastrophic flooding. Over one
hundred and sixty people are still unaccounted for following the
dead lie fourth of July weekend floods. The White House
(01:02):
is defending President Trump's newly unveiled tariffs on the European
Union in Mexico. Appearing on ABC's This Week, National Economic
Council Director Kevin Hassett said the tariffs are putting the
nation's interests first.
Speaker 4 (01:14):
The message we're all tried to get across is this
is about America getting yourself ready for the Golden Age
by getting our house at order, by getting our tariff
and trade policy and tax policy exactly where it needs
to be for a golden age.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Trump unveiled the plan to put a thirty percent blank
at tariff rate on each country starting August first, and
we can posts on truth social The move follows last
week's announcement that the President plans to impose a thirty
five percent tariff on Canada for what he calls its
failure to cooperate on key issues, including reducing the flow
of fentanyl into the US. And new studi says nineteen
percent of food and drinks in the US have synthetic
(01:47):
food dies in them. Researchers look specifically at products in
the top five categories most often marketed to children, infectionery,
sugar sweetened beverages, ready to eat meals, breakfast cereals, and
baked goods. The average sugar content products with synthetic dies
was one hundred and forty one percent more than those without.
I'm Tammy t FORHEO. President Trump says he's satisfied with
(02:08):
the investigation into his attempt at assassination a year ago.
At a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Jim Forbes has details.
Speaker 5 (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 2 (02:36):
House lawmakers are set to vote this week on a
number of cryptocurrency bills. Those include the Clarity Act, which
looks to establish a regulatory framework for crypto asset markets,
the Genius Act, which focuses on stable coins, a digital
currency with value tied to a real world asset, and
the CBDC Surveillance State Act that one would keep the
Federal Reserve from coming out with its own digital currency
(02:58):
in an effort to keep privacy and indill control over transactions.
Customers spent just over twenty four billion dollars during Amazon's
Prime Day event. Lisa Carton has that story.
Speaker 3 (03:08):
Adobe Analytics says that's about nine point six billion dollars
more than last year. Prime Day started out as a
one day event, but became a four gay sales extravaganza.
This year. Amazon is hailing it as the biggest Prime
Day shopping event yet. I'm Lisa Carton.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
A new study reveals the most financially responsible cities in
the US. The study by lending Tree looked at the
one hundred largest metro areas in the nation. The study
factored debt to income ratios, credit inquiries, maxed out credit cards,
spending on housing costs, and low credit utilization rates. Des Moines, Iowa,
and San Jose, California were tied as the most financially responsible.
(03:45):
Des Moines was found to have the lowest spending on housing,
with nineteen percent of households shelling out about a third
of their income on housing costs. At Wimbledon, Yonick Center
beat Carlos Alcarez to win his first title. Center dropped
the first set but won the next three to claim
the men's trophy. With the victory, Sinner has won every
Grand Slam except the French Open. I'm Tammy Truhuillo.
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