September 2, 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.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
US Space Command is set to move from Colorado to Alabama.
President Trump's order that he's set to announce will reverse
the Biden administration's decision to keep the headquarters in the
Rocky Mountain state. Trump had previously planned to move the
head quarters to Alabama at the end of his first term.
Space Command oversees military space operations and the defensive satellites.
A federal judge says President Trump illegally deployed the National
(00:30):
Guard to Los Angeles. In his ruling, the Bill Clinton
appointed judge said President Trump violated a nineteenth century law
that forbids the use of soldiers for civilian law enforcement activities.
The judge's ruling bars the use of troops in California
to execute the laws. However, the ruling is paused depending
further legal action. Just as Trump considers sending troops to
other cities to fight crime, victims of late sex offender
(00:53):
Jeffrey Epstein and Glaine Maxwell are meeting with bipartisan group
House members today. House Ooversight Chairman James Conler says the
survivors are also set for a press event tomorrow on
Capitol Hill with Representatives Thomas Massey, a Republican, and Democrat Rocana.
The news comes on the first day Congress is back
from its summer recess. September is national and prepared in
this month and on queue. The tropics are beginning to
(01:16):
heat up, with a tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic
likely to develop toward the end of the week. At
this point, there is no threat whatsoever to any part
of the US or you'll certainly up to Florida at
this time. National Weather Service meteorologists Robert and Meleda says
if you're not prepared for a storm strike, do it
now because the next several weeks are traditionally the most active.
(01:36):
Last season, the tropics didn't start heating up until late
in September, and Florida has seen more hurricane strikes in
October than any other month, and millions of Americans will
be experiencing fall like temperatures this week. It's due to
an intense dip in the polar jet stream, and a
cold front associated with that dip will also increase the
chance of showers and storms in the Upper Midwest. Today.
(01:57):
Forecasts suggest it's likely that dozens of places we'll set
record cold temperatures on Thursday and Friday afternoon. I'm Chris,
cries you. The Northern Lights may be visible overnight in
as many as eighteen states thanks to a power geomagnetic storm.
The auroras should be at their bright this just before
sunrise for people in states from Montana to Maine, Oregon
(02:17):
to New York, and more than a dozen other locations.
The three day holiday is over and it's time to
get back to work. And it's hard breed tennis now with.
Speaker 1 (02:25):
More it's difficult getting back to the work thing after
a three day break. Psychologists say it's normal for you
to harbor a bit of dread at the email stacking
up or the pile of papers on your desk. The
good people have indeed say pace yourself because one mistake
can actually put you about three days behind in your
daily tasks. But if the feeling of dread on the
job continues, they say, job applications surge after a three
(02:48):
day holiday.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
A recently released study by personal finance website wallet hub
looked at all fifty states to identify the hardest workers.
A variety of factors were taken into account, including the
average number of work week hours, employment rates, the number
of those who worked multiple jobs, and more. North Dakota
took the top spot, while Michigan came in last. What's
App says it has fixed a security bug used to
hack into targeted Apple devices. Meta says their bug worked
(03:12):
alongside a flaw found inside IOSS and max tech Crunch
reports the two bugs chained together to allow an attacker
to deliver a bug through WhatsApp that's capable of stealing
data from the user's Apple device. Seattle's Museum of Pop
Culture says it'll close its iconic Nirvana exhibit after fourteen years.
The exhibit will close on September seventh, and fans and
city residents aren't happy about the news. The museum said
(03:35):
it'll host an all day farewell celebration on September sixth.
Attendees can participate in a workshop, get a T shirt printed,
and enjoy guided tours and performances along with a panel discussion.
Bill Belichick, who won six Super Bowls as an NFL
head coach, begins his head coaching college career with a loss.
Is North Carolina tar Heels were blown out last night
forty eight fourteen at home against TCU. North Carolina scored
(03:58):
on the team's opening drive, with TCU running off forty
one straight points after that. I'm Chris Karrasio
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
US Space Command is set to move from Colorado to Alabama.
President Trump's order that he's set to announce will reverse
the Biden administration's decision to keep the headquarters in the
Rocky Mountain state. Trump had previously planned to move the
head quarters to Alabama at the end of his first term.
Space Command oversees military space operations and the defensive satellites.
A federal judge says President Trump illegally deployed the National
(00:30):
Guard to Los Angeles. In his ruling, the Bill Clinton
appointed judge said President Trump violated a nineteenth century law
that forbids the use of soldiers for civilian law enforcement activities.
The judge's ruling bars the use of troops in California
to execute the laws. However, the ruling is paused depending
further legal action. Just as Trump considers sending troops to
other cities to fight crime, victims of late sex offender
(00:53):
Jeffrey Epstein and Glaine Maxwell are meeting with bipartisan group
House members today. House Ooversight Chairman James Conler says the
survivors are also set for a press event tomorrow on
Capitol Hill with Representatives Thomas Massey, a Republican, and Democrat Rocana.
The news comes on the first day Congress is back
from its summer recess. September is national and prepared in
this month and on queue. The tropics are beginning to
(01:16):
heat up, with a tropical wave in the Eastern Atlantic
likely to develop toward the end of the week. At
this point, there is no threat whatsoever to any part
of the US or you'll certainly up to Florida at
this time. National Weather Service meteorologists Robert and Meleda says
if you're not prepared for a storm strike, do it
now because the next several weeks are traditionally the most active.
(01:36):
Last season, the tropics didn't start heating up until late
in September, and Florida has seen more hurricane strikes in
October than any other month, and millions of Americans will
be experiencing fall like temperatures this week. It's due to
an intense dip in the polar jet stream, and a
cold front associated with that dip will also increase the
chance of showers and storms in the Upper Midwest. Today.
(01:57):
Forecasts suggest it's likely that dozens of places we'll set
record cold temperatures on Thursday and Friday afternoon. I'm Chris,
cries you. The Northern Lights may be visible overnight in
as many as eighteen states thanks to a power geomagnetic storm.
The auroras should be at their bright this just before
sunrise for people in states from Montana to Maine, Oregon
(02:17):
to New York, and more than a dozen other locations.
The three day holiday is over and it's time to
get back to work. And it's hard breed tennis now with.
Speaker 1 (02:25):
More it's difficult getting back to the work thing after
a three day break. Psychologists say it's normal for you
to harbor a bit of dread at the email stacking
up or the pile of papers on your desk. The
good people have indeed say pace yourself because one mistake
can actually put you about three days behind in your
daily tasks. But if the feeling of dread on the
job continues, they say, job applications surge after a three
(02:48):
day holiday.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
A recently released study by personal finance website wallet hub
looked at all fifty states to identify the hardest workers.
A variety of factors were taken into account, including the
average number of work week hours, employment rates, the number
of those who worked multiple jobs, and more. North Dakota
took the top spot, while Michigan came in last. What's
App says it has fixed a security bug used to
hack into targeted Apple devices. Meta says their bug worked
(03:12):
alongside a flaw found inside IOSS and max tech Crunch
reports the two bugs chained together to allow an attacker
to deliver a bug through WhatsApp that's capable of stealing
data from the user's Apple device. Seattle's Museum of Pop
Culture says it'll close its iconic Nirvana exhibit after fourteen years.
The exhibit will close on September seventh, and fans and
city residents aren't happy about the news. The museum said
(03:35):
it'll host an all day farewell celebration on September sixth.
Attendees can participate in a workshop, get a T shirt printed,
and enjoy guided tours and performances along with a panel discussion.
Bill Belichick, who won six Super Bowls as an NFL
head coach, begins his head coaching college career with a loss.
Is North Carolina tar Heels were blown out last night
forty eight fourteen at home against TCU. North Carolina scored
(03:58):
on the team's opening drive, with TCU running off forty
one straight points after that. I'm Chris Karrasio
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