July 17, 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. The future
of a package cutting billions in funding to public broadcasting,
global health programs, and some more foreign aid is in
the hands of the House. It's part of the efforts
by the Department of Government Efficiency. Republican senators narrowly pass
(00:21):
the package earlier today. The House now must approve the
bill before it can head to President Trump's desk. Billions
are at risk of flash flooding along the Gulf Coast.
Flood warnings are being posted from the Florida Panhandle to
south central Louisiana, which could receive over a foot of
rain at a rate of up to three inches an
hour both today and tomorrow. A high flood risk is
also possible in the coastal cities of Mobile, Alabama, and Gulfport, Mississippi.
(00:46):
Dozens of anti Trump administration protests are taking place today
in New York City and New Jersey. Natalie Migliori has more.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
The largest protest is happening in Manhattan's Fully Square, with
others taking place in Newark, can Union, New Jersey. It's
part of a Nation Why demonstration that organizers are calling
Good Trouble in honor of late Congressman and civil rights
activist John Lewis. The group underscores peaceful demonstration, saying it
will demand civil rights for immigrants and every person in
local communities. Demonstrators in New York are also demanding Governor
(01:16):
Hoco call a special session in Albany to and cooperation
between ICE and local law enforcement. I'm Natalie Migliori.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
A tenth person has died following the fire at her
nursing home in Massachusetts. The Bristol County District Attorney's office
said Brenda Cropper died yesterday. The sixty six year old
had been in critical condition since Sunday's fire in Fall River.
Reports said the Trump administration will announce plans today to
reopen Alcatraz, although the White House has made no formal announcement.
(01:43):
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she's been informed of
the event at the island that'll highlight the plan to
turn Alcatraz back into a federal prison. Pelosi's office says
that they were told Attorney General Pambondi and her Interior
Secretary Doug Bergham will tour the facility before announcing detail
about the reopening. The Rock has been closed as a
federal prison since nineteen sixty three. I'm Chris Karagio. State
(02:07):
police videos contradict statements made by a Connecticut trooper in
the case of a teen who was accused of going
one hundred and thirty miles an hour on I ninety one.
The videos show the team never told the trooper that
he was speeding to get to a job interview, and
that he claimed to be sleeping at the time of
the incident. Dash Cam video also shows the trooper did
not pursue the speeding vehicle as he wrote in the
(02:28):
charging documents. All charges were later dismissed and state police
have apologized to the team. Last night was the thirty
third annual sp Awards, honoring athletes from around the world.
Comedian Shane Gillis was the host. The award for the
Best Male Athlete went to Oklahoma City thunder guard Shay
Gildas Alexander, while Olympic champion Simone Biles was named Best
Female Athlete. Two Los Angeles area firefighters, one an Olympic
(02:52):
gold medalist, the other a former Wake Forest soccer player,
received the Pat Tillman Award for Service for their response
to the devastating Palisades and Eton wildfires earlier in the year.
The award honors the legacy of former NFL and US
Army ranger Pat Tillman. Also in the spotlight Penn State
volleyball coach Katie Schumacher Cawley, who was given the Jimmy
V Perseverance Award after she beat breast cancer and led
(03:15):
the Niitney Lions to the national championship. Raha Roma Roma Magaga,
La la de Brama Lady Gaga has kicked off her
world tour in Las Vegas. Team Mobile Arena was packed
last night for the opening show of the Mayhem Ball.
The thirty nine year old superstar put on a theatrical
(03:37):
performance featuring hits from her latest album, Mayhem, as well
as classics from Bad Romance and Poker Face. The Lady
Gaga World Tour will be stopping in New York, Miami,
and Chicago before heading to Europe, Asia and Australia. And
In music history News on this date, back in nineteen
seventy one, John Lennon and Yoko Ono appeared on a
BBC late night talk show where John chastised the British
(03:59):
media for calling Yoko ugly and for saying that she
broke up the Beetles. I'm Chris Krasi
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes. The future
of a package cutting billions in funding to public broadcasting,
global health programs, and some more foreign aid is in
the hands of the House. It's part of the efforts
by the Department of Government Efficiency. Republican senators narrowly pass
(00:21):
the package earlier today. The House now must approve the
bill before it can head to President Trump's desk. Billions
are at risk of flash flooding along the Gulf Coast.
Flood warnings are being posted from the Florida Panhandle to
south central Louisiana, which could receive over a foot of
rain at a rate of up to three inches an
hour both today and tomorrow. A high flood risk is
also possible in the coastal cities of Mobile, Alabama, and Gulfport, Mississippi.
(00:46):
Dozens of anti Trump administration protests are taking place today
in New York City and New Jersey. Natalie Migliori has more.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
The largest protest is happening in Manhattan's Fully Square, with
others taking place in Newark, can Union, New Jersey. It's
part of a Nation Why demonstration that organizers are calling
Good Trouble in honor of late Congressman and civil rights
activist John Lewis. The group underscores peaceful demonstration, saying it
will demand civil rights for immigrants and every person in
local communities. Demonstrators in New York are also demanding Governor
(01:16):
Hoco call a special session in Albany to and cooperation
between ICE and local law enforcement. I'm Natalie Migliori.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
A tenth person has died following the fire at her
nursing home in Massachusetts. The Bristol County District Attorney's office
said Brenda Cropper died yesterday. The sixty six year old
had been in critical condition since Sunday's fire in Fall River.
Reports said the Trump administration will announce plans today to
reopen Alcatraz, although the White House has made no formal announcement.
(01:43):
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she's been informed of
the event at the island that'll highlight the plan to
turn Alcatraz back into a federal prison. Pelosi's office says
that they were told Attorney General Pambondi and her Interior
Secretary Doug Bergham will tour the facility before announcing detail
about the reopening. The Rock has been closed as a
federal prison since nineteen sixty three. I'm Chris Karagio. State
(02:07):
police videos contradict statements made by a Connecticut trooper in
the case of a teen who was accused of going
one hundred and thirty miles an hour on I ninety one.
The videos show the team never told the trooper that
he was speeding to get to a job interview, and
that he claimed to be sleeping at the time of
the incident. Dash Cam video also shows the trooper did
not pursue the speeding vehicle as he wrote in the
(02:28):
charging documents. All charges were later dismissed and state police
have apologized to the team. Last night was the thirty
third annual sp Awards, honoring athletes from around the world.
Comedian Shane Gillis was the host. The award for the
Best Male Athlete went to Oklahoma City thunder guard Shay
Gildas Alexander, while Olympic champion Simone Biles was named Best
Female Athlete. Two Los Angeles area firefighters, one an Olympic
(02:52):
gold medalist, the other a former Wake Forest soccer player,
received the Pat Tillman Award for Service for their response
to the devastating Palisades and Eton wildfires earlier in the year.
The award honors the legacy of former NFL and US
Army ranger Pat Tillman. Also in the spotlight Penn State
volleyball coach Katie Schumacher Cawley, who was given the Jimmy
V Perseverance Award after she beat breast cancer and led
(03:15):
the Niitney Lions to the national championship. Raha Roma Roma Magaga,
La la de Brama Lady Gaga has kicked off her
world tour in Las Vegas. Team Mobile Arena was packed
last night for the opening show of the Mayhem Ball.
The thirty nine year old superstar put on a theatrical
(03:37):
performance featuring hits from her latest album, Mayhem, as well
as classics from Bad Romance and Poker Face. The Lady
Gaga World Tour will be stopping in New York, Miami,
and Chicago before heading to Europe, Asia and Australia. And
In music history News on this date, back in nineteen
seventy one, John Lennon and Yoko Ono appeared on a
BBC late night talk show where John chastised the British
(03:59):
media for calling Yoko ugly and for saying that she
broke up the Beetles. I'm Chris Krasi
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