July 15, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest dukes this hour at just four minutes. Millions are
dealing with the aftermath of heavy floods along the East
Coast after the region was smacked yesterday. Flash flood warnings
went out Monday for parts of New York City and
New Jersey where things got so bad Governor Phil Murphy
declared a state of emergency. At least two were dead
(00:23):
because of the floods in New Jersey. Today, scattered thunderstorms
are set to impact parts of the region again. Meanwhile,
in Texas, reign is hampering recovery efforts in the flood
ravaged Hill Country, where at least one hundred and thirty
people died in July fourth weekend floods and scores remain missing.
A new report says President Trump has encouraged Ukraint's president
to ramp up strikes in Russian territory.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
That President Trump and President Zelenski discussed targeting Moscow and
Russia Saint Petersburg with long range weapons. That report in
Britain's Financial Times quotes it says two sources familiar with
the conversation.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
NBC's Ker Simmons reporting the outlets said Trump spoke with
Zelenski in July fourth, one day after speaking to Russian
President Vladimir Putin. Trump has recently expressed his frustration with
Putin over not agreeing to a peace deal to end
the war in Ukraine. And President Trump is heading to
Pittsburgh today he'll take part in the first Pennsylvania Energy
and Innovation Summit. The event at Carnegie Mellon University is
(01:17):
billed as a gathering of top leaders in energy and
AI alongside the biggest global investors, for the purposes of
planning how to advance the president's energy agenda. Inflation is
now at two point seven percent, the highest level since February.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
Two.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Numbers out today from the Labor Department show the Consumer
Price index, a general measure of how much people are
paying for goods and services and a key inflation indicator,
was up three tenths of a percent from May. That's
about in line with what analysts were expecting. Officials say
the fire that killed nine people and injured many more
to Massachusetts nursing home does not appear suspicious. The nine
(01:50):
people who died were residents of the Gabriel House assisted
living facility in fall river, ranging in ages from sixty
one to eighty six years old. The exact cause of
the blaze has not yet been determined. The dozens of
displaced residents have been moved to other facilities. I'm Chris Caracio.
Meta says it's going to crack down on unoriginal posts
on Facebook, those that use other people's texts, photos or videos.
(02:14):
Tammy Trihio has details.
Speaker 4 (02:16):
The company said it has already removed some ten million
profiles this year that were impersonating other content creators. It's
also taken measures against some half a million accounts it
said we're engaged in spammy or fake behavior. The announcement
comes after similar moves at YouTube, which said it was
also targeting unoriginal videos, including those that have been easier
(02:36):
to create thanks to artificial intelligence. I'm Tamma Truheo.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raley hit eighteen home runs in
the final round of the Home Run Derby last night
to beat Tampa Bay's Junior Caminero to win the event
in Atlanta. Raley is the first catcher ever to win
the event, and the first Seattle player to do it
since Ken Griffy Junior won it three times. Between nineteen
ninety four and nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
Kinds really don't You don't think you're going to win it,
and you don't think you're ever gonna invited, and then
you get invited and you know the fact that you
went in with your family and super special and just
one to night.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Raleigh hit a total of fifty four homers over the
three rounds. Today is National Gummy Worm Day three tennis
now with more.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
The German candy company harrow Bo takes credit for inventing
the gummy in the twenties, but they became a North
American suite in nineteen eighty one. Gummy bears came first,
followed by the worms. They taste the same with three flavors,
but it's the shape people reach for. The gummy worm
was intended to be fun and slightly icky. Eat up
once they're open. They have a seven day shelf life.
(03:41):
Sharing optional.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
It now costs a little bit more to mail a
letter using USPS. The price of a first class Mail
Forever stamp is jumped now from seventy three cents to
seventy eight cents. The price increase is part of USPS's
ten year financial stability plan. Any music history news on
this date. Back in nineteen sixty eight, Creden's clear Water
Revival released the group's self titled debut album, I'm Chris Kraji.
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest dukes this hour at just four minutes. Millions are
dealing with the aftermath of heavy floods along the East
Coast after the region was smacked yesterday. Flash flood warnings
went out Monday for parts of New York City and
New Jersey where things got so bad Governor Phil Murphy
declared a state of emergency. At least two were dead
(00:23):
because of the floods in New Jersey. Today, scattered thunderstorms
are set to impact parts of the region again. Meanwhile,
in Texas, reign is hampering recovery efforts in the flood
ravaged Hill Country, where at least one hundred and thirty
people died in July fourth weekend floods and scores remain missing.
A new report says President Trump has encouraged Ukraint's president
to ramp up strikes in Russian territory.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
That President Trump and President Zelenski discussed targeting Moscow and
Russia Saint Petersburg with long range weapons. That report in
Britain's Financial Times quotes it says two sources familiar with
the conversation.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
NBC's Ker Simmons reporting the outlets said Trump spoke with
Zelenski in July fourth, one day after speaking to Russian
President Vladimir Putin. Trump has recently expressed his frustration with
Putin over not agreeing to a peace deal to end
the war in Ukraine. And President Trump is heading to
Pittsburgh today he'll take part in the first Pennsylvania Energy
and Innovation Summit. The event at Carnegie Mellon University is
(01:17):
billed as a gathering of top leaders in energy and
AI alongside the biggest global investors, for the purposes of
planning how to advance the president's energy agenda. Inflation is
now at two point seven percent, the highest level since February.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
Two.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Numbers out today from the Labor Department show the Consumer
Price index, a general measure of how much people are
paying for goods and services and a key inflation indicator,
was up three tenths of a percent from May. That's
about in line with what analysts were expecting. Officials say
the fire that killed nine people and injured many more
to Massachusetts nursing home does not appear suspicious. The nine
(01:50):
people who died were residents of the Gabriel House assisted
living facility in fall river, ranging in ages from sixty
one to eighty six years old. The exact cause of
the blaze has not yet been determined. The dozens of
displaced residents have been moved to other facilities. I'm Chris Caracio.
Meta says it's going to crack down on unoriginal posts
on Facebook, those that use other people's texts, photos or videos.
(02:14):
Tammy Trihio has details.
Speaker 4 (02:16):
The company said it has already removed some ten million
profiles this year that were impersonating other content creators. It's
also taken measures against some half a million accounts it
said we're engaged in spammy or fake behavior. The announcement
comes after similar moves at YouTube, which said it was
also targeting unoriginal videos, including those that have been easier
(02:36):
to create thanks to artificial intelligence. I'm Tamma Truheo.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raley hit eighteen home runs in
the final round of the Home Run Derby last night
to beat Tampa Bay's Junior Caminero to win the event
in Atlanta. Raley is the first catcher ever to win
the event, and the first Seattle player to do it
since Ken Griffy Junior won it three times. Between nineteen
ninety four and nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
Kinds really don't You don't think you're going to win it,
and you don't think you're ever gonna invited, and then
you get invited and you know the fact that you
went in with your family and super special and just
one to night.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
Raleigh hit a total of fifty four homers over the
three rounds. Today is National Gummy Worm Day three tennis
now with more.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
The German candy company harrow Bo takes credit for inventing
the gummy in the twenties, but they became a North
American suite in nineteen eighty one. Gummy bears came first,
followed by the worms. They taste the same with three flavors,
but it's the shape people reach for. The gummy worm
was intended to be fun and slightly icky. Eat up
once they're open. They have a seven day shelf life.
(03:41):
Sharing optional.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
It now costs a little bit more to mail a
letter using USPS. The price of a first class Mail
Forever stamp is jumped now from seventy three cents to
seventy eight cents. The price increase is part of USPS's
ten year financial stability plan. Any music history news on
this date. Back in nineteen sixty eight, Creden's clear Water
Revival released the group's self titled debut album, I'm Chris Kraji.
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