The Latest: 09/27/2025 12:58pm ET

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:08):
President Trump says he's sending troops to Portland, Oregon, to
protect the city and ICE facilities from domestic terrorists. In
a post on truth Social Today, Trump said he was
taking the action at the request of Homeland Security Secretary Christinome.
Trump noted he was directing Secretary of War Pete Heseth
to quote provide all necessary troops to protect war ravage

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Portland and any ICE facilities under siege by Antifa or
other domestic terrorists. Portland Mayor Keith Wilson says there has
been an increase. We have armored vehicles on the streets
of Portland and reported agents throughout our community. Wilson is
calling on Portlanders to demonstrate peacefully. US Attorney General Pambondi

(00:49):
issued a statement last week saying where ICE agents are
under siege, they will protect those agents and federal property.
More drone sidings are being reported over military installations in Denver.
Lisa Taylor has more.

Speaker 3 (01:01):
European news sources say the unidentified drones were spotted late
Friday and early Saturday, just days after a major drone
sighting prompted the closure of Denmark's major airports. Danish Armed
Forces did not specify where the drones were spotted, but
police say they were seen near the main base of
the Royal Danish Air Force. The sidings followed similar incursions
recently in Poland and Romania, and Russian fighter jets violated

(01:23):
Estonia's airspace. The Russian embassy in Copenhagen has denied any
involvement in Danish drone sightings.

Speaker 2 (01:29):
Phoenix is cleaning up after a severe monsoon storm rolled
across the Arizona Desert. Several major Phoenix area roadways were
flooded Friday afternoon, and the National Weather Service as over
an inch of rain was reported. The powerful monsoon storms
also produced golf ball size hail in some areas and
caused a ground stop at Sky Harbor Airport, causing dozens

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of flights to be canceled. The new Leonardo DiCaprio movie
One Battle after Another, is making some noise at the
box office. The highly rated action comedy is expected to
make between twenty and twenty five million bucks this weekend.
I'm Lisa Carton. Jimmy Kimmel Live is back on again
on all of its ABC affiliates across the country. Both

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the Sinclair and Next Are broadcasting companies announced Friday they
will resume airing the late night talk show. Both companies
have been boycotting Kimmel since he returned on Tuesday and
were preempting the show. He was suspended earlier this month
for comments he made about Charlie Kirk's alleged killer. The
end of the blackout meets Kimmel as being seen and
heard again in major markets including Nashville, Seattle, and Washington,

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d C. New York State is now starting to mail
out inflation rebate checks to more than eight million New Yorkers.
Scott Pringle reports.

Speaker 1 (02:43):
Checks between one hundred and fifty and four hundred dollars
are being sent out, with the amount determined based on
income brackets and whether you're a single or joint tax filer.
The quator Jones Johnson is the CEO of Trinity Alliance,
which works with low income families.

Speaker 2 (02:56):
The rise and costs the food utilities and daily US
sanctions has weighed heavily on them.

Speaker 1 (03:03):
Governor Kathy Okol says the inflation rebate checks are the
result of the state's sales tax revenue increasing due to inflation.
She says that extra revenue was going back to New Yorkers.
Checks will be mailed out through November.

Speaker 2 (03:15):
Consumer sentiment fell slightly in September. The University of Michigan's
final reading for the month fell about five percent from August.
The survey's chief economists said consumers continue to express frustration
over high prices. Inflation expectations held fairly steady, with the
one year outlook at four point seven percent. Over one
million countertop ovens are being recalled following reports of injuries.

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission says Sunbeam Products has issued
a recall of Oaster French door countertop ovens due to
a potential burn hazard. The ovens were sold nationwide from
twenty fifteen to last July at bed, Bath and Beyond,
Costco and Walmart stores, as well as on Amazon and
overstock dot Com. The ovens can cause possible able burns

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to users. I'm Lisa Carton.