August 2, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Jeffrey Epstein associate Gillane Maxwell's testimony to the House is
being postponed. Brian Shook reports.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer agreed to the delay
until after the Supreme Court considers Maxwell's petition to overturn
her conviction for sex trafficking. The House has previously denied
her request to give her immunity or send her the
questions in advance. Last week, Maxwell had a two day
interview with the Justice Department.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
Maxwell was quietly moved Friday from Florida to a minimum
security prison in Texas. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is
going out of business after losing its federal funding. The
organization made the announcement Friday after having its funding cut
by Congress. The CPB has been distributing grants to public
media outlets like PBS and NPR for the past sixty years.
(00:58):
CPB employees were notable Friday that most jobs will come
to an end on September thirtieth. The Southeast is facing
the threat of flash flooding this weekend. Stormfront that caused
deadly flooding in the Northeast and mid Atlantic is expected
to bring heavy rainfall to the Carolinas and parts of Georgia.
Cities like Charleston, Savannah, and Wilmington are likely to see
(01:19):
heavy thunderstorms today, with the flood threat diminishing tomorrow. Chargers
linebacker Denzel Perryman has been arrested in Los Angeles on
an assault weapon charge. TMZ reports that the thirty two
year old NFL star was arrested by the South La
Sheriff Station officers Friday night and booked on a felony
charge of possession of an assault rifle. According to TMZ,
(01:41):
he was en route to a gun range when copp
searched his car and found he had two ar rifles
and three handguns in his trunk, with the rifles being
non compliant, which is illegal in California. Denzel got into
trouble with the rules of the NFL back in twenty
twenty three and was suspended without pay for three games
for repeated violating player safety rules. He was with the
(02:03):
Houston Texans at the time. I'm Lisa Carton, our restraining
order blocking immigration raids in southern California has been upheld
Jordan Christmas has more.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
The ruling affirms the order issued last month that granted
the restraining order requested by immigrant advocates. The ruling applies
to Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Santa Barbara,
and San Louis Obispo Counties. Los Angeles Mayor care In
Bass said it was a victory for rule of law
and for the City of Los Angeles.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Several Democratic led states are suing the Trump administration over
its efforts to limit gender affirming healthcare. The lawsuit targets
and executive order that aims to undermine support for what
the federal government refers to as gender ideology. There is
no federal law in our country prohibiting gender affirming care.
In fact, California and the other states represented by this
(02:54):
lawsuit have laws protecting their right to gender affirming care.
Attorney General Rob Bontas's California RECs recognizes gender affirming care
as medically necessary healthcare. He says the state prohibits healthcare
providers from discriminating against patients on the basis of gender identity.
Bonte says the USDOJ has subpoena doctors and clinics, threatening
(03:14):
civil and criminal prosecution for providing such care. One person
is dead after authorities say they try to illegally access
a military base in southern Arizona. The US Air Force
said in a news release that the suspect failed to
stop their car at the main gate of Davis monthan
Air Force base outside Tucson, early Friday morning. The suspect
was reportedly driving erradically and crashed into a vehicle barrier
(03:38):
before a member of the basis security team fatally shot them.
The suspect was a civilian who officials say was not
in the military. The NFL has reportedly agreed to a
billion dollar deal with ESPN. A report in The Athletics
says an official announcement from Disney is expected next week.
The deal will see the NFL's popular red Zone programming
(04:00):
move to the sports network. I'm Lisa Carton.
This is your twenty four to seven use update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Jeffrey Epstein associate Gillane Maxwell's testimony to the House is
being postponed. Brian Shook reports.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer agreed to the delay
until after the Supreme Court considers Maxwell's petition to overturn
her conviction for sex trafficking. The House has previously denied
her request to give her immunity or send her the
questions in advance. Last week, Maxwell had a two day
interview with the Justice Department.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
Maxwell was quietly moved Friday from Florida to a minimum
security prison in Texas. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is
going out of business after losing its federal funding. The
organization made the announcement Friday after having its funding cut
by Congress. The CPB has been distributing grants to public
media outlets like PBS and NPR for the past sixty years.
(00:58):
CPB employees were notable Friday that most jobs will come
to an end on September thirtieth. The Southeast is facing
the threat of flash flooding this weekend. Stormfront that caused
deadly flooding in the Northeast and mid Atlantic is expected
to bring heavy rainfall to the Carolinas and parts of Georgia.
Cities like Charleston, Savannah, and Wilmington are likely to see
(01:19):
heavy thunderstorms today, with the flood threat diminishing tomorrow. Chargers
linebacker Denzel Perryman has been arrested in Los Angeles on
an assault weapon charge. TMZ reports that the thirty two
year old NFL star was arrested by the South La
Sheriff Station officers Friday night and booked on a felony
charge of possession of an assault rifle. According to TMZ,
(01:41):
he was en route to a gun range when copp
searched his car and found he had two ar rifles
and three handguns in his trunk, with the rifles being
non compliant, which is illegal in California. Denzel got into
trouble with the rules of the NFL back in twenty
twenty three and was suspended without pay for three games
for repeated violating player safety rules. He was with the
(02:03):
Houston Texans at the time. I'm Lisa Carton, our restraining
order blocking immigration raids in southern California has been upheld
Jordan Christmas has more.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
The ruling affirms the order issued last month that granted
the restraining order requested by immigrant advocates. The ruling applies
to Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Santa Barbara,
and San Louis Obispo Counties. Los Angeles Mayor care In
Bass said it was a victory for rule of law
and for the City of Los Angeles.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
Several Democratic led states are suing the Trump administration over
its efforts to limit gender affirming healthcare. The lawsuit targets
and executive order that aims to undermine support for what
the federal government refers to as gender ideology. There is
no federal law in our country prohibiting gender affirming care.
In fact, California and the other states represented by this
(02:54):
lawsuit have laws protecting their right to gender affirming care.
Attorney General Rob Bontas's California RECs recognizes gender affirming care
as medically necessary healthcare. He says the state prohibits healthcare
providers from discriminating against patients on the basis of gender identity.
Bonte says the USDOJ has subpoena doctors and clinics, threatening
(03:14):
civil and criminal prosecution for providing such care. One person
is dead after authorities say they try to illegally access
a military base in southern Arizona. The US Air Force
said in a news release that the suspect failed to
stop their car at the main gate of Davis monthan
Air Force base outside Tucson, early Friday morning. The suspect
was reportedly driving erradically and crashed into a vehicle barrier
(03:38):
before a member of the basis security team fatally shot them.
The suspect was a civilian who officials say was not
in the military. The NFL has reportedly agreed to a
billion dollar deal with ESPN. A report in The Athletics
says an official announcement from Disney is expected next week.
The deal will see the NFL's popular red Zone programming
(04:00):
move to the sports network. I'm Lisa Carton.
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