September 2, 2025 • 4 mins
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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. President
Trump says there will be federal intervention in Chicago. He
was asked about the possibility of the National Guard going
into the Windy City to fight crime.
Speaker 1 (00:18):
Well, we're going in. I didn't say when we're going
in when you lose. Look, I have an obligation. This
isn't a political thing.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Meantime, a US district judge has ruled against the Trump
administration and its deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles.
Judge Charles Bryer said while individual has engaged in violence
during those protests, there was no rebellion, nor was civilian
law enforcement unable to respond to the protests and enforce
the law. The judge's ruling bars the use of troops
(00:44):
in California to execute the laws. However, the ruling is
paused pending further legal action. Colorado Attorney General Phil Wiser
says he's ready to take President Trump to court over
his decision to move Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs
to Huntsville, Babama. He says the decision will impact military readiness.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Even under the best circumstances. This is a body blow.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
This is a harmful step.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
It's going to hurt space.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Command Wiser accuses the president of playing political games with
our nation's military readiness. A University of Kentucky cheerleader is
accused of hiding her deceased infant in a closet. Lexington
police had responded to an unresponsive infant call last week
and found the dead infant wrapped in a towel inside
a trash bag. Twenty one year old lake and Snelling
(01:35):
admitted to giving birth during an interview with police. She
was taken into custody. Over the weekend, Wall Street is
closing with stocks lower. It's after a federal appeals court
last week ruled most of President Trump's tariffs against US
trading partners are illegal. Trump said today he plans to
appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. At the closing bell,
the Dow Jones Industrial average fell by two hundred and
(01:56):
forty nine points to forty ninety five. P five hundred
fell by forty four points, and the NASDAK dropped by
one hundred and seventy five points. I'm Chris Krishio. Monday's
Powerball drawing is coming gone matching all the right numbers
in the next drawing, which is Wednesday, and taking the
cash option could make one lucky winner or winners almost
six hundred million bucks. The estimated jackpot is now one
(02:17):
point three billion dollars. Costco's perk to executive members is
angering some gold Star members. Costco is opening at nine
am weekdays and Sundays and nine thirty am on Saturdays
for executive members during a grace period. Gold Star members
have been allowed to enter early, but that ended on
September first. Now only executive members get early entry, and
some gold Star members say that's favoritism. The executive membership
(02:40):
costs twice as much, at one hundred and thirty dollars
a year. It's looking like it'll be another disappointing summer
for movies. Tammy Trijillo has details.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
The summer box office gross revenue for the summer season
that stretches from the first weekend in May through Labor
Day comes in at three point sixty seven billion dollars.
That's down from last year's three point sixty eight billion.
This summer started out strong with the film Centers and
a Minecraft movie, but then weakened THELA time suggests movie
theaters are still recovering from the pandemic as well as
(03:09):
the actors and writers strikes two years ago. The paper
also says movie fans are simply streaming at.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Home the Answers with Wolves. Actor Graham Green has died.
His agent says the Canadian born actor died yesterday in
Toronto after a long illness. Green was nominated for an
Academy Award for his role as Kicking Bird in Dances
with Wolves. Green also has appeared in several other films
like Maverick, Diehard with a Vengeance, The Green Mile, and
The Twilight Saga New Moon. He was seventy three. A J.
(03:36):
Leno back classic car bill in the California legislature has
stalled out. Leno, who operates his Big Dog Garage in
Burbank where he stores more than ninety classic cars, was
backing Senate Bill seven twelve, nicknamed Leno's Law. The bill
would have exempted classic cars built from nineteen seventy five
and earlier from the state's smog requirements. Leno says the
most smog check shops don't have the equipment to test
(03:58):
older cars, and the one that do charge several times
more than the standard rate. I'm Chris Kroso,
This is your twenty four to seven US update.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour in just four minutes. President
Trump says there will be federal intervention in Chicago. He
was asked about the possibility of the National Guard going
into the Windy City to fight crime.
Speaker 1 (00:18):
Well, we're going in. I didn't say when we're going
in when you lose. Look, I have an obligation. This
isn't a political thing.
Speaker 2 (00:24):
Meantime, a US district judge has ruled against the Trump
administration and its deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles.
Judge Charles Bryer said while individual has engaged in violence
during those protests, there was no rebellion, nor was civilian
law enforcement unable to respond to the protests and enforce
the law. The judge's ruling bars the use of troops
(00:44):
in California to execute the laws. However, the ruling is
paused pending further legal action. Colorado Attorney General Phil Wiser
says he's ready to take President Trump to court over
his decision to move Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs
to Huntsville, Babama. He says the decision will impact military readiness.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Even under the best circumstances. This is a body blow.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
This is a harmful step.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
It's going to hurt space.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Command Wiser accuses the president of playing political games with
our nation's military readiness. A University of Kentucky cheerleader is
accused of hiding her deceased infant in a closet. Lexington
police had responded to an unresponsive infant call last week
and found the dead infant wrapped in a towel inside
a trash bag. Twenty one year old lake and Snelling
(01:35):
admitted to giving birth during an interview with police. She
was taken into custody. Over the weekend, Wall Street is
closing with stocks lower. It's after a federal appeals court
last week ruled most of President Trump's tariffs against US
trading partners are illegal. Trump said today he plans to
appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. At the closing bell,
the Dow Jones Industrial average fell by two hundred and
(01:56):
forty nine points to forty ninety five. P five hundred
fell by forty four points, and the NASDAK dropped by
one hundred and seventy five points. I'm Chris Krishio. Monday's
Powerball drawing is coming gone matching all the right numbers
in the next drawing, which is Wednesday, and taking the
cash option could make one lucky winner or winners almost
six hundred million bucks. The estimated jackpot is now one
(02:17):
point three billion dollars. Costco's perk to executive members is
angering some gold Star members. Costco is opening at nine
am weekdays and Sundays and nine thirty am on Saturdays
for executive members during a grace period. Gold Star members
have been allowed to enter early, but that ended on
September first. Now only executive members get early entry, and
some gold Star members say that's favoritism. The executive membership
(02:40):
costs twice as much, at one hundred and thirty dollars
a year. It's looking like it'll be another disappointing summer
for movies. Tammy Trijillo has details.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
The summer box office gross revenue for the summer season
that stretches from the first weekend in May through Labor
Day comes in at three point sixty seven billion dollars.
That's down from last year's three point sixty eight billion.
This summer started out strong with the film Centers and
a Minecraft movie, but then weakened THELA time suggests movie
theaters are still recovering from the pandemic as well as
(03:09):
the actors and writers strikes two years ago. The paper
also says movie fans are simply streaming at.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Home the Answers with Wolves. Actor Graham Green has died.
His agent says the Canadian born actor died yesterday in
Toronto after a long illness. Green was nominated for an
Academy Award for his role as Kicking Bird in Dances
with Wolves. Green also has appeared in several other films
like Maverick, Diehard with a Vengeance, The Green Mile, and
The Twilight Saga New Moon. He was seventy three. A J.
(03:36):
Leno back classic car bill in the California legislature has
stalled out. Leno, who operates his Big Dog Garage in
Burbank where he stores more than ninety classic cars, was
backing Senate Bill seven twelve, nicknamed Leno's Law. The bill
would have exempted classic cars built from nineteen seventy five
and earlier from the state's smog requirements. Leno says the
most smog check shops don't have the equipment to test
(03:58):
older cars, and the one that do charge several times
more than the standard rate. I'm Chris Kroso,
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