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

Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour in just four minutes.

Speaker 1 (00:08):
A federal appeals court says President Trump overstepped his presidential
powers when he issued an array of tariffs earlier this year.
The court ruled Friday, Trump misused his authority when he
used emergency powers to issue tariffs on a number of
US trading partners. The court ruled only Congress has the
authority to issue such measures. Despite the ruling, the tariffs
will be allowed to stay in place as the case proceeds.

(00:31):
The Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob fry is praising those who
jumped into action when a shooter opened fire on Catholic
school students Wednesday. Jim Forbes has the latest.

Speaker 3 (00:40):
In a Friday press conference, Fryes celebrated the community of
Annunciation Church.

Speaker 2 (00:45):
The staff of an Annunciation of Annunciation, the families at Annunciation,
they are heroes.

Speaker 3 (00:52):
Two children were killed and nearly twenty others injured when
Robin Westman started shooting through the windows of the church.
West who was reportedly a former student at the school,
then committed suicide. I'm Jim Forbes.

Speaker 1 (01:05):
Reports day Chicago will soon become the latest focal point
of President Trump's immigration crackdown. They say ICE is planning
expanded operations as soon as this coming week, much like
those recently carried out in Los Angeles. Illinois Governor JB.
Pritzker is promising some sort of response. Another recall involving
frozen shrimp due to possible radioactive contaminations been issued by

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the FDA. This involved six ounce packages of Aquastar cocktail
shrimp sold at walmarts in more than a dozen states
between July thirty first and August sixteenth, this Labor Day weekend.
Experts are warning American workers of a trend toward the
so called infinite work day, in which dealing with emails, calls,
and other tasks can lead to feeling like they're never

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really off the clock. A researcher at the University of
Virginia says it typically starts with the belief that we
can multitask. He warns, people don't have infinite capacity to
think about multiple things of minds workers to prioritize some
downtime and taking themselves off of autopilot. I'm Scott Carr.
The fbis released one hundred and thirty pages of documents

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detailing baseball legend Pete Rose's connection to a bookie named
Ronald Peters. The files include interviews and memos during an
investigation into Peter's bookmaking operation in the eighties. None of
the new material connects baseball's all time hits leader to
betting on baseball. Rose was banned from the sport and
the Baseball Hall of Fame due to his betting on baseball,

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which he admitted to in two thousand and four. American
consumers sentiment fell again in August on worries about the
US economy. Matt Mattinson has more.

Speaker 2 (02:41):
The University of Michigan's final reading for the month slipped
about six percent from July. The decline was noted across
all age and income groups, as inflation expectations rose for
the year ahead. The survey's chief economist said buying conditions
for durable goods dropped to their lowest level in a
year due to growing concerns about high prices.

Speaker 1 (02:59):
Labor Day holiday travelers at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International
are hoping issues that caused massive flight disruptions on Friday
are fixed.

Speaker 4 (03:08):
It was a turbulent start, with more air traffic control
trouble hundreds of delays due to a groundstop caused by
communication issues between controllers and pilots.

Speaker 1 (03:18):
NBC's preas Shrider reporting. For months now, Newark's been plagued
by equipment problems and low staffing, forcing it to operate
with a reduced flight volume.

Speaker 4 (03:27):
Travelers forced to wait an average of more than two
and a half hours, Capping off the busiest travel season
in more than a decade.

Speaker 1 (03:35):
TSA expects to screen more than seventeen million people at
the nation's airports over the holiday weekend. Starting Monday, MTV
will hit the rewind button.

Speaker 4 (03:46):
I Want My MTV and.

Speaker 1 (03:48):
Play music videos twenty four to seven for just one
week on select channels. They promised to feature more than
seven hundred classic and current music videos on MTV two,
MTV Live, MTV Classic, and the Pluto channel MTV Biggest Pop.
I'm Scott Carr