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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven use update. The
latest use this hour at just four minutes.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Elon Musk is mentioned in the new Epstein documents released
by House Democrats. Members of the House Oversight Committee on
Friday released a batch of partially redacted files on Jeffrey Epstein,
notes kept by the late Sex Trafficker show he was
in touch with tech billionaires Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and
Peter Thiel from twenty fourteen to twenty nineteen. Musk said
in twenty nineteen that he had visited Epstein's New York

(00:30):
mansion but had never been to his private island. A
strong weather system that could become tropical storm and Melda
is expected to bring flooding to the southeast. More for
meteorologist Bill Karns, it's.

Speaker 3 (00:39):
Going to be heading up through the Bahamas as we
go throughout this upcoming weekend. Should become tropical Stormmelda by
the time we get this Sunday afternoon Sunday evening. The
Hurricane Center even says at day four and five, these
positions just off of Charleston, it's very uncertain where the
storm is going to be at that point. And here's
the reason why if it moves faster, it could be
out ahead of Umberto and not be influenced. But if

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it's slow, Hello or Umberto at his closest point could
pull it back out the seat. This is going to
still be a very difficult forecast all the way up
into landfall.

Speaker 2 (01:06):
Storm conditions are possible from the coasts of Georgia to
North Carolina. The governor of South Carolina has issued a
state of emergency ahead of the storm. President Trump will
meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Aatanyahu at the White
House on Monday. NATANYAHUO addressed the UN General Assembly in
New York on Friday. Israeli prime ministers said they're not
done yet when it comes to fighting Hamas and Gaza.

(01:26):
Is now confirmed that the gunman who drove cross country
from Las Vegas and open fire in New York City
at NFL headquarters back in July had CTE.

Speaker 4 (01:34):
Here, Sarah Lee Kessler, the Chief Medical Examiner's Office in
New York City says extensive analysis confirms Shane Tomura did
in fact have CTE. It's something the twenty seven year
old claimed in a three page note found by police
after Tomura, a high school football player in California shot
and killed four people. He blamed the NFL for concealing

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the dangers to players' brains to quote Maxims profits, and
to Morris said study my brain please.

Speaker 2 (02:04):
I'm sorry only s Taylor. The Department of Homeland Security
as issued checks totaling nearly forty million dollars for Florida's
ongoing roundup of undocumented migrants. DHS Deputy Director Madison Sheehan
made the announcement alongside Governor Ron De Santis and other
leaders in Tallahassee on Friday.

Speaker 5 (02:21):
So, thanks to President Trump and Secretary Nomes, big beautiful bill,
we are able to give out one point seven billion
dollars to state and local law enforcement. Today, I'd like
to present a check to the State of Florida for
over twenty eight million dollars and to local law enforcement
for over ten million.

Speaker 2 (02:37):
Desanta said he knew the federal government would reimburse Florida eventually,
and added the money would go toward continued enforcement to
the president's immigration initiatives. Detainees at California's Kern County Immigration
Detention Center have reported inhumane conditions, lacking basic medical care,
clean water, and functioning toilets. Immigration lawyers say many have

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been denied medications and hygiene product with some not getting
care until they collapsed. The core Civic California City Immigration
Processing Center, a former state prison, reopened in September amid
increased deportation efforts. Cor Civic has denied the allegations. The
San Francisco Chronicle reports just last week, over one hundred
detainees staged a sit in to protest their treatment. Guards

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in riokear threatened them and placed several in solitary confinement
without access to showers or medication. A ninety five year
prison sentence has been handed down for a former South
Jersey bowling alley owner who tried to have the prosecutors
and judges in his case killed. Andrew Whitman has details.

Speaker 1 (03:37):
Stephen Smike, who owned a bowling alley in South Jersey,
was already in prison for arson for trying to burn
down a rival bowling alley. Friday was given almost a
century of prison time for hiring two men to kill
the prosecutors in judges from his arson case. The sixty
two year old from Philadelphia was convicted on five counts
of attempted murder and other charges. Last month would be hitman,

(04:00):
also from Philadelphia, pleaded guilty to their.

Speaker 2 (04:03):
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