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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven US update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
The suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk is in custody,
Monica Nelson reports.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
Utah Governor Spencer Cox said we got him and ideed.
The man is twenty two year old Utah resident Tyler Robinson.
He said a family member of Robinson went to a
family friend, who then contacted law enforcement. Cox said a
family member told investigators Robinson had become more political in
recent years and Robinson believed Kirk was full of hate.
The governor said unfired bullet casings from the scene had
(00:35):
writings saying hey, fascist, catch and other phrases. Cox says
Robinson was not a student at the school.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
Robinson has no prior criminal record and now faces state
murder charges for Kirk's murder. Governor Cox said Robinson told
his family that Kirk was coming to Utah Valley University
and added he didn't like him. Robinson could face the
death penalty. Planned Parenthood will remain blocked from Medicaid funds
over its patients access to abortion. Yesterday's ruling by the
(01:02):
First Circuit Court of Appeals overturns a lower court order
that blocked a ban on state medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood,
which was part of President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.
That bill created a one year band to abortion providers.
Planned Parenthood is planning to appeal. Testimony has resumed in
the Florida trial the man accused of attempting to assassinate
President Trump in a federal courtroom today, jurors heard from
(01:24):
prosecution witnesses detailing defendant Ryan Ruth's alleged plot to kill Trump.
Those witnesses included an FBI agent and a sergeant with
the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Ruth, who's representing himself,
as accused of staking out Trump for twelve hours with
a rifle on the then Republican candidate's golf course last September.
The seventy seventh Primetime Emmy Awards will be held Sunday.
(01:45):
This year's nominations are dominated by Apple TV Plus and HBO.
The Apple TV Plus sci fi thriller series Severance leads
the field with twenty seven nominations. The Apple TV Plus
comedy The Studio earned twenty three nominations. Over at HBO.
The Batman spin off series The Penguin racked up twenty
four nominations, and The White Lotus has twenty three. I'm
Chris Crassio. Mortgage rates are down this week. Mortgage buyer
(02:09):
Freddy Mack said yesterday that the average rate on a
thirty year fixed mortgage is six point twenty five percent,
down from six point five percent last week. It's the
biggest weekly drop in a year, but rach are still
higher than they were this time last year. Mortgage applications
were up more than nine percent last week. Many pop
artists admit that some of their songs that many of
us have listened to for years don't mean what we
(02:31):
think they mean. Mark Mayfield now clears up these misunderstandings.
It would be a.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Rude Swingsteen's Born in the USA is typically viewed as
a patriotic song, when it's actually an anti war song.
Many believe that the Police is nineteen eighty three Smash
Every Breath You Take, a song about obsession and stalking,
was a romantic love song, and in nineteen eighty one
Billy Squires that people thought the Straw was a new dance.
Squire said that in reality, the Stroke is a song
about manipulation.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
However, the Genesis song Misunderstanding is about a misunderstanding, so
sometimes songs do mean what we think they mean. Princess
Diana's beloved Philadelphia Eagles Letterman jacket is now available for
sale in limited quantities. The People's Princes frequently wore Eagles merchandise,
and she even landed on the cover of the June
nineteen ninety four edition of People magazine wearing the Varsity jacket.
(03:26):
Sports apparel brand Mitchell and Ness re released the jacket
in twenty twenty three for the first time since the nineties,
with its selling out almost immediately, and the same happened
during the second re release in December of last year.
The jacket retails online for four hundred dollars and ranges
in sizes from Extra small to five Excel. In music
history news, on this date back in nineteen sixty six,
(03:46):
NBC aired the very first episode of The Monkeys television show,
and on this date in two thousand and three, country
legend Johnny Cash died at the age of seventy one
in Nashville, succumbing to respiratory failure brought on by complications
from diabetes. He outlived his wife, June Carter Cash, by
less than four months. I'm Chris Karragio.
This is your twenty four to seven US update. The
latest use this hour in just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
The suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk is in custody,
Monica Nelson reports.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
Utah Governor Spencer Cox said we got him and ideed.
The man is twenty two year old Utah resident Tyler Robinson.
He said a family member of Robinson went to a
family friend, who then contacted law enforcement. Cox said a
family member told investigators Robinson had become more political in
recent years and Robinson believed Kirk was full of hate.
The governor said unfired bullet casings from the scene had
(00:35):
writings saying hey, fascist, catch and other phrases. Cox says
Robinson was not a student at the school.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
Robinson has no prior criminal record and now faces state
murder charges for Kirk's murder. Governor Cox said Robinson told
his family that Kirk was coming to Utah Valley University
and added he didn't like him. Robinson could face the
death penalty. Planned Parenthood will remain blocked from Medicaid funds
over its patients access to abortion. Yesterday's ruling by the
(01:02):
First Circuit Court of Appeals overturns a lower court order
that blocked a ban on state medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood,
which was part of President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill.
That bill created a one year band to abortion providers.
Planned Parenthood is planning to appeal. Testimony has resumed in
the Florida trial the man accused of attempting to assassinate
President Trump in a federal courtroom today, jurors heard from
(01:24):
prosecution witnesses detailing defendant Ryan Ruth's alleged plot to kill Trump.
Those witnesses included an FBI agent and a sergeant with
the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Ruth, who's representing himself,
as accused of staking out Trump for twelve hours with
a rifle on the then Republican candidate's golf course last September.
The seventy seventh Primetime Emmy Awards will be held Sunday.
(01:45):
This year's nominations are dominated by Apple TV Plus and HBO.
The Apple TV Plus sci fi thriller series Severance leads
the field with twenty seven nominations. The Apple TV Plus
comedy The Studio earned twenty three nominations. Over at HBO.
The Batman spin off series The Penguin racked up twenty
four nominations, and The White Lotus has twenty three. I'm
Chris Crassio. Mortgage rates are down this week. Mortgage buyer
(02:09):
Freddy Mack said yesterday that the average rate on a
thirty year fixed mortgage is six point twenty five percent,
down from six point five percent last week. It's the
biggest weekly drop in a year, but rach are still
higher than they were this time last year. Mortgage applications
were up more than nine percent last week. Many pop
artists admit that some of their songs that many of
us have listened to for years don't mean what we
(02:31):
think they mean. Mark Mayfield now clears up these misunderstandings.
It would be a.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Rude Swingsteen's Born in the USA is typically viewed as
a patriotic song, when it's actually an anti war song.
Many believe that the Police is nineteen eighty three Smash
Every Breath You Take, a song about obsession and stalking,
was a romantic love song, and in nineteen eighty one
Billy Squires that people thought the Straw was a new dance.
Squire said that in reality, the Stroke is a song
about manipulation.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
However, the Genesis song Misunderstanding is about a misunderstanding, so
sometimes songs do mean what we think they mean. Princess
Diana's beloved Philadelphia Eagles Letterman jacket is now available for
sale in limited quantities. The People's Princes frequently wore Eagles merchandise,
and she even landed on the cover of the June
nineteen ninety four edition of People magazine wearing the Varsity jacket.
(03:26):
Sports apparel brand Mitchell and Ness re released the jacket
in twenty twenty three for the first time since the nineties,
with its selling out almost immediately, and the same happened
during the second re release in December of last year.
The jacket retails online for four hundred dollars and ranges
in sizes from Extra small to five Excel. In music
history news, on this date back in nineteen sixty six,
(03:46):
NBC aired the very first episode of The Monkeys television show,
and on this date in two thousand and three, country
legend Johnny Cash died at the age of seventy one
in Nashville, succumbing to respiratory failure brought on by complications
from diabetes. He outlived his wife, June Carter Cash, by
less than four months. I'm Chris Karragio.
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