September 13, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
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Speaker 2 (00:08):
The suspect accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk was
apparently not affiliated with any political party. Authorities arrested twenty
two year old Tyler Robinson Friday after a three day
man hunt for the person responsible for Kirk's death during
a Conservative rally in Oram, Utah. At the time of
the shooting, Robinson was a third year student in Dixie
Technical College in Saint George and had no police record.
(00:30):
NBC News says public record show Robinson's last voter registration
date was in July of twenty twenty one, and his
political party was nondeclared. Utah Governor Spencer Cox as the
man suspected of killing Kirk may have had political motives.
The family of Tyler Robinson says the twenty two year
old had become more political in recent years. Robinson reportedly
told his family that Charlie Cook was coming to Utah
(00:53):
Valley University and that he believed Kirk was full of hate.
Governor Cox said the prosecutors will be talking to Kirk's
family about the sub suspeck possibly paying the ultimate price.
Speaker 1 (01:02):
We believe very strongly that the victims need to play
a role in these conversations.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Cox made a point to note his state has capital
punishment for certain crimes, and he believes this is one
of them. Robinson may also face the death penalty when
he's charged federally. That's according to Attorney General Pam Bondi.
President Trump says the mayor of Memphis is happy with
his decision to send troops to the city. Trump said
on Fox News Friday that Memphis is deeply troubled and
(01:28):
that he made the decision to send troops after being
told about crime in the city by someone on the
board of FedEx. He also claimed the city's Democrat mayor
is happy with the decision. At a news conference, though
Mayor Paul Young said I did not ask for the
National Guard and I don't think it's the way to
drive down crime. He added, however, that decision has been made.
Hundreds of South Korean workers detained by immigration officials in
(01:49):
Georgia are now back in South Korea. Over three hundred
detained workers arrived in Seoul on Friday, ending a week
long ordeal that has created business uncertainty. And strained relations
with the key. Ally, the South Korean government chartered a
plane to return the workers. I'mly Se Taylor. President Trump
says he thinks Democratic nominee or and Mom Donnie will
win the election for New York City Mayor. Andrew Whitman
(02:12):
has details.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
Trump made the prediction in an interview with Fox News
Friday morning, calling the Democratic socialist who's leading the polls
quote my little communist. Trump said he was thinking of
leverage he could use against Mom Donnie, noting he quote
has to come to Washington for money. Trump also attacked
Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa, saying he was quote not exactly
prime time and would try to fill Gracie Mansion with
(02:36):
thousands of cats. The President also hammered Andrew Cuomo, saying
the former governor bungled the pandemic response at state nursing homes.
Andrew Whitman NBC News Radio New York.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
A Northeast Ohio Catholic high school has canceled the rest
of its football season. More from Jack Crumley.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
It comes after two separate federal lawsuits being filed in
recent days against Ursuline High in Youngstown. School being sued
for an alleged hazing incident involving football players earlier this year,
and a separate Title nine suit accusing school leaders of
protecting a football player who allegedly harassed and assaulted a
female student. Opposing schools have already been canceling matchups. Ursuline
(03:14):
says issues raised with the team have saddened and shaken them,
and even with disciplinary action being taken against some students
and various coach suspensions, it was hoping to continue on.
Ursuline says it's determined to restore faith in the school.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Soccer fans are rushing to have the chance of buying
tickets for next year's FIFA World Cup. Soccer's governing body
says more than one point five million fans submitted applications
for the visa pre sale draw in the first twenty
four hours of the window opening. The highest demand has
been from fans of the three host nations, the US, Canada,
and Mexico. Aaron Judge is now fourth on the New
(03:49):
York Yankees' all time home run list. He hit his
three hundred and sixty second career homer Friday night at
Fenway Park, moving past Hall of famer Joe DiMaggio. Judge
now trails only Babe Rue, Mickey Mantle, and lou Geigg.
I'mly S Taylor
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest views this hour at just four minutes.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
The suspect accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk was
apparently not affiliated with any political party. Authorities arrested twenty
two year old Tyler Robinson Friday after a three day
man hunt for the person responsible for Kirk's death during
a Conservative rally in Oram, Utah. At the time of
the shooting, Robinson was a third year student in Dixie
Technical College in Saint George and had no police record.
(00:30):
NBC News says public record show Robinson's last voter registration
date was in July of twenty twenty one, and his
political party was nondeclared. Utah Governor Spencer Cox as the
man suspected of killing Kirk may have had political motives.
The family of Tyler Robinson says the twenty two year
old had become more political in recent years. Robinson reportedly
told his family that Charlie Cook was coming to Utah
(00:53):
Valley University and that he believed Kirk was full of hate.
Governor Cox said the prosecutors will be talking to Kirk's
family about the sub suspeck possibly paying the ultimate price.
Speaker 1 (01:02):
We believe very strongly that the victims need to play
a role in these conversations.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Cox made a point to note his state has capital
punishment for certain crimes, and he believes this is one
of them. Robinson may also face the death penalty when
he's charged federally. That's according to Attorney General Pam Bondi.
President Trump says the mayor of Memphis is happy with
his decision to send troops to the city. Trump said
on Fox News Friday that Memphis is deeply troubled and
(01:28):
that he made the decision to send troops after being
told about crime in the city by someone on the
board of FedEx. He also claimed the city's Democrat mayor
is happy with the decision. At a news conference, though
Mayor Paul Young said I did not ask for the
National Guard and I don't think it's the way to
drive down crime. He added, however, that decision has been made.
Hundreds of South Korean workers detained by immigration officials in
(01:49):
Georgia are now back in South Korea. Over three hundred
detained workers arrived in Seoul on Friday, ending a week
long ordeal that has created business uncertainty. And strained relations
with the key. Ally, the South Korean government chartered a
plane to return the workers. I'mly Se Taylor. President Trump
says he thinks Democratic nominee or and Mom Donnie will
win the election for New York City Mayor. Andrew Whitman
(02:12):
has details.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
Trump made the prediction in an interview with Fox News
Friday morning, calling the Democratic socialist who's leading the polls
quote my little communist. Trump said he was thinking of
leverage he could use against Mom Donnie, noting he quote
has to come to Washington for money. Trump also attacked
Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa, saying he was quote not exactly
prime time and would try to fill Gracie Mansion with
(02:36):
thousands of cats. The President also hammered Andrew Cuomo, saying
the former governor bungled the pandemic response at state nursing homes.
Andrew Whitman NBC News Radio New York.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
A Northeast Ohio Catholic high school has canceled the rest
of its football season. More from Jack Crumley.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
It comes after two separate federal lawsuits being filed in
recent days against Ursuline High in Youngstown. School being sued
for an alleged hazing incident involving football players earlier this year,
and a separate Title nine suit accusing school leaders of
protecting a football player who allegedly harassed and assaulted a
female student. Opposing schools have already been canceling matchups. Ursuline
(03:14):
says issues raised with the team have saddened and shaken them,
and even with disciplinary action being taken against some students
and various coach suspensions, it was hoping to continue on.
Ursuline says it's determined to restore faith in the school.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Soccer fans are rushing to have the chance of buying
tickets for next year's FIFA World Cup. Soccer's governing body
says more than one point five million fans submitted applications
for the visa pre sale draw in the first twenty
four hours of the window opening. The highest demand has
been from fans of the three host nations, the US, Canada,
and Mexico. Aaron Judge is now fourth on the New
(03:49):
York Yankees' all time home run list. He hit his
three hundred and sixty second career homer Friday night at
Fenway Park, moving past Hall of famer Joe DiMaggio. Judge
now trails only Babe Rue, Mickey Mantle, and lou Geigg.
I'mly S Taylor
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