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):
President Trump says Chicago will see federal intervention. When asked
about the possibility of the National Guard going to Chicago,
he responded, we're going in, and added, I didn't say when.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
I would love to have Governor Pritzker call me. I'd
gain respect for him and say, we do have a problem,
and we'd love you to send in the troops, because,
you know what, the people, they have to be protected.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
A national housing crisis may be declared by President Trump.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bissent suggested during an interview that the
administration may declare a national housing emergency in the fall,
as the real estate market struggles to reach staple ground.
At the White House today, Trump told reporters it's too
hard for people to get mortgages because of high interest rates.
(00:55):
Wall Street is closing with stocks lower, Sarah Lee Kessler
reports lace After a.
Speaker 3 (01:00):
Federal appeals court last week ruled that most of President
Trump's tariffs against US trading partners are illegal, Trump said
today he plans to appeal the ruling to the US
Supreme Court. At the closing belt the Dell fell by
two hundred forty nine points, closing at forty five thousand,
two hundred ninety five. The S and P five hundred
fell by forty four points to six thousand, four hundred
(01:23):
and fifteen, and the NASTAC dropped by one hundred seventy
five points to twenty one thousand, two hundred seventy nine.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
President Trump says he was active over Labor Day weekend,
rebuking online speculation about his supposed death. He was asked
by reporters about questions regarding his overall health after he
wasn't seen in public much over the holiday weekend. Trump
said he was surprised by the online chatter because he
hadn't held a press event in two days. Software updates
(01:54):
are hitting some Apple devices. However, all Apple users won't
be able to experience the update as it's only compatible
with iPhone models SE second generation and later. I'm Brian Shook.
The Federal Trade Commission is warning Google about playing political politics.
Mark Mayfield has the details.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson sent a letter to Alphabet CEO
Sunderbritchai late last week with reported concerns that gmails spam
filters routinely block Republicans sent messages from reaching consumers, but
do not block similar messages sent by Democrats. Google says
its spam filter criteria is applied equally to all senders,
(02:35):
regardless of political ideology. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
A new state law in effect as of this week
bans certain people and countries from buying land in Texas.
Senate Bill seventeen prohibits the sale of Texas land and
other property to persons and companies from China, Iran, North Korea, Russia,
and any other country named by the governor. The law
(02:59):
also bars the same people and countries from leasing homes
or apartments for more than a year. Texas is the
top home building state in the nation. If you live
in California, your social media accounts may soon come with
a warning label. Tammy Triheo has the details.
Speaker 4 (03:17):
California's social media warning lawlumes to tackle social media addiction
by requiring platforms to display a warning message daily and
every hour. After three hours of use, warnings would display
for ten seconds for all users, but for those under eighteen,
the warning would last ninety seconds and can't be skipped.
Nearly ninety five percent of teens between thirteen and seventeen
use social media. The tech industry opposes the proposal, claiming
(03:40):
frequent warnings could annoy users and reduce their effectiveness. I'm
Tammy Tricheo.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
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 brightest just before sunrise for
people in states from Montana to Maine, Oregon to New York,
and more than a dozen other locations. I'm Brian Shook.
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump says Chicago will see federal intervention. When asked
about the possibility of the National Guard going to Chicago,
he responded, we're going in, and added, I didn't say when.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
I would love to have Governor Pritzker call me. I'd
gain respect for him and say, we do have a problem,
and we'd love you to send in the troops, because,
you know what, the people, they have to be protected.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
A national housing crisis may be declared by President Trump.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bissent suggested during an interview that the
administration may declare a national housing emergency in the fall,
as the real estate market struggles to reach staple ground.
At the White House today, Trump told reporters it's too
hard for people to get mortgages because of high interest rates.
(00:55):
Wall Street is closing with stocks lower, Sarah Lee Kessler
reports lace After a.
Speaker 3 (01:00):
Federal appeals court last week ruled that most of President
Trump's tariffs against US trading partners are illegal, Trump said
today he plans to appeal the ruling to the US
Supreme Court. At the closing belt the Dell fell by
two hundred forty nine points, closing at forty five thousand,
two hundred ninety five. The S and P five hundred
fell by forty four points to six thousand, four hundred
(01:23):
and fifteen, and the NASTAC dropped by one hundred seventy
five points to twenty one thousand, two hundred seventy nine.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
President Trump says he was active over Labor Day weekend,
rebuking online speculation about his supposed death. He was asked
by reporters about questions regarding his overall health after he
wasn't seen in public much over the holiday weekend. Trump
said he was surprised by the online chatter because he
hadn't held a press event in two days. Software updates
(01:54):
are hitting some Apple devices. However, all Apple users won't
be able to experience the update as it's only compatible
with iPhone models SE second generation and later. I'm Brian Shook.
The Federal Trade Commission is warning Google about playing political politics.
Mark Mayfield has the details.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson sent a letter to Alphabet CEO
Sunderbritchai late last week with reported concerns that gmails spam
filters routinely block Republicans sent messages from reaching consumers, but
do not block similar messages sent by Democrats. Google says
its spam filter criteria is applied equally to all senders,
(02:35):
regardless of political ideology. I'm Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
A new state law in effect as of this week
bans certain people and countries from buying land in Texas.
Senate Bill seventeen prohibits the sale of Texas land and
other property to persons and companies from China, Iran, North Korea, Russia,
and any other country named by the governor. The law
(02:59):
also bars the same people and countries from leasing homes
or apartments for more than a year. Texas is the
top home building state in the nation. If you live
in California, your social media accounts may soon come with
a warning label. Tammy Triheo has the details.
Speaker 4 (03:17):
California's social media warning lawlumes to tackle social media addiction
by requiring platforms to display a warning message daily and
every hour. After three hours of use, warnings would display
for ten seconds for all users, but for those under eighteen,
the warning would last ninety seconds and can't be skipped.
Nearly ninety five percent of teens between thirteen and seventeen
use social media. The tech industry opposes the proposal, claiming
(03:40):
frequent warnings could annoy users and reduce their effectiveness. I'm
Tammy Tricheo.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
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 brightest just before sunrise for
people in states from Montana to Maine, Oregon to New York,
and more than a dozen other locations. I'm Brian Shook.
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