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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. Two children
are dead with seventeen more people injured after a gunman
opened fire through the windows of a Minneapolis Catholic school
on Wednesday morning. The shooting happened at Annunciation Catholic School

(00:21):
during a mass celebrating the first week of school. Among
the injured were fourteen children between the ages of six
and fifteen. A judge is keeping a man in the
US who was mistakenly deported by the Trump administration. Chris
Caraggio reports.

Speaker 2 (00:36):
A district judge has ruled that Kilmar Abrego Garcia must
remain in the nation until after an evidentiary hearing scheduled
for October sixth, with testimony from Trump Administration officials. Abrego
Garcia is expected to remain in nice custody until his
upcoming hearing, and he's also separately seeking to renew his
bid for asylum. The Trump administration is moving to quickly

(00:57):
redeport Abrigo Garcia as he faces human smoke charges, and
it comes after the administration deported him to l Salvador
earlier this year.

Speaker 1 (01:05):
The US is hitting India with fifty percent tariffs, says
punishment for buying oil from Russia. The tax on imports
from India went into effect on Wednesday. Ishan Gerg reports.

Speaker 3 (01:17):
We've already heard from the gems and jewelry industry organizations
who say that their shipments to China have already fallen,
and now with these fifty percent tariffs going on the
American exports as well, they could be hit particularly badly.

Speaker 1 (01:30):
And official confirms the new CDC director has been fired
just weeks after she was confirmed. HHS posted on x
that Susan Manarez is no longer the CDC's director and
thanked her for her dedicated service. YouTube TV and Fox
have reached a short term extension to prevent a disruption

(01:51):
to YouTube TV subscribers. YouTube TV says the pair are
working toward what it calls a fair deal and will
offer subscribers at ten dollars credit if content becomes unavailable
for an extended period of time. I'm Brian Shook, a
federal whistleblower, says the Trump administration's DOGE team uploaded the

(02:12):
social Security numbers of over three hundred million Americans into
the cloud. Tammy Triheo reports.

Speaker 4 (02:19):
New York Times has a chief data officers raised concerns
that dog staffers had bypass safeguards and circumvented a court
order to create a copy of the Social Security Administration's
entire data collection onto a network of servers with no
security controls. The whistle blower did not allege the cloud
had been hacked, but warned that american's personal data was
threatened and could be used to steal their identities. I'm

(02:42):
Tammy Triheo.

Speaker 1 (02:43):
The Coastguard is marking what it calls a historic milestone.
The cutter Hamilton offloaded over seventy six thousand pounds of
illicit drugs at Port Everglades Monday, with a value of
over four hundred seventy million dollars. It's the largest quantity
of drugs offloaded in Coastguard history. Fingers cross the two

(03:04):
remaining original members of Bad Company might be performing at
this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Mark
Mayfield has more.

Speaker 5 (03:24):
Drummer Simon Kirk tells metal music website Defenders of the
Faith that he hopes they will be able to play
at least one song. Kirk noted that frontman Paul Rodgers
health is not good. Kirk admits he doesn't know what
song they would play or who will induct Bad Company
into the Hall of Fame. The induction is set for
November eighth in Los Angeles. I'm Mark Mayfield.

Speaker 1 (03:44):
AI safety and research platform Anthropic is rolling out Claude
for Chrome. Claude is Anthropics AI model that lives in
Google's Chrome. The feature is available to about one thousand
users on anthropics Max Plan, which costs between one hundred
to two hundred dollars per month. I'm Brian Shook.