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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven US update.

Speaker 2 (00:03):
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Speaker 1 (00:09):
The search for answers continues, as does the morning after
this week's deadly shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis.
Two children were killed nearly twenty others injured when a
former student at the school, Robin Westman, started shooting through
the windows of the church on Friday. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob
Fry praised those who jumped into action. This boy was
in the pews when the shooting started, he says, a

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friend likely saved his life.

Speaker 3 (00:32):
The first one.

Speaker 4 (00:33):
I was like, what is that?

Speaker 3 (00:34):
I thought it is just something, and I heard it again.
I just ran under the pew and I covered my head.
My friend Victor like saved me, though because he laid
on top of me he got hit.

Speaker 1 (00:45):
The shooter took his own life. Afterward, the FDAs announced
another recall of frozen shrimp due to possible radioactive contamination.
The latest recall involving six ounce packages of Aqua Star Corp.
Cocktail shrimp at Walmart stores in more than a dozen
states between July thirty first and August sixteenth. It marks

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the third shrimp recalled this month tied to imports from Indonesia.
As Israel intensifies its efforts to seize Gaza City, Blake
Sifton reports from the region. Israeli officials have now declared
Gaza City a dangerous combat zone as it prepares for
an all out offensive, halting now daily pauses in fighting.

Speaker 2 (01:25):
The pauses were put in place by the Israeli military
in recent weeks following pressure by the international community to
get more food into Gaza. Meanwhile, the Israeli government has
announced that the bodies of two hostages held in Gaza
have been recovered by the military. There are now forty
eight Israeli hostages remaining in Gaza, twenty of whom are
believed to be alive. Blake Sifton, Tel Aviv.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
FBI director Cash Patel's girlfriend is now filing a defamation
lawsuit against a former FBI agent turned podcaster. According to
the complaint, podcaster Style Saraphin falsely alleged us more Orn
Alexis Wilkins was a foreign agent assigned to manipulate and
compromise the director. I'm Scott Carr. Former vice president Kamala

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Harris is losing Secret Service protection but gaining a California
Highway patrol detail. The LA Times reports typically former vps
received six months of Secret Service protection after leaving office,
but President Trump revoked her protection. A growing number of
so called sanctuary cities in the US can expect the
Trump administration will be sending federal immigration agents and possibly

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National Guard troops into their communities. That include Chicago and
Los Angeles, where reporter Jim Roop.

Speaker 5 (02:37):
Is White House Borders our Tom Holman says operations will
be wrapping up, but did not provide details. Those comments
were made just before another operation at a home depoh
in Westlake Thursday morning. Similar operations have been carried out
since early June. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome wrote on
social media that these operations have netted five thousand criminal
illegal aliens, gang members, child predit and murderers. I'm Jim Roop.

Speaker 1 (03:02):
As California Congressman John Garrimandi Warren's federal budget cuts are
going to harm local hospitals and patients. Appointing to President
Trump so called Big Beautiful Bill, he says, will potentially
weaken healthcare systems and hinder responses to future health crises.

Speaker 4 (03:17):
How will we deal with the next pandemic, the next
COVID vaccinations, all of those things are at risk. It's
time for America to really be aware of what is
happening and to push back.

Speaker 1 (03:29):
The bill cuts funding to Medicaid and other health programs.
The Contra Costa County Supervisor John Joyas's people there will
be waiting longer to get appointments and medical care. It
also means greater use of our emergency rooms, which affects everybody.
Republican leaders in Congress say the big Beautiful bill gives
big tax cuts. The CDC's declaring a salmonella outbreak connected

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to recalled cage free eggs. The FDAs issued a recall
for large brown sunshine eggs by the company Country Eggs.
The agency says the outbreaks impact at fourteen states. I'm
Scott Carr