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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 winging his way back to Washington, d C.
After signing the Israel Hamas peace Plan with other world
leaders in Egypt earlier today, he told the nations gathered
this is quote, a brilliant point in time, end quote.

Speaker 1 (00:21):
Generations from now, this will be remembered as the moment
that everything began to change, and change very much for
the better.

Speaker 2 (00:30):
If the twenty point plan has so far led to
a Gaza ceasefire, Hamas releasing all of the living Israeli hostages,
and Israel starting to release the Palestinian prisoners, lawmakers on
both sides of the aisle are continuing to point fingers
as the government shut down drags into another week. Republican
House Speaker Mike Johnson says Democrats need to come to
the table. We've got to have a handful of Democrats

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in the Senate who apply common sense and agree to
reopen the government so that we can continue all these discussions.
The Trump administration has been on laying off thousands of
federal Workers' layoffs include employees from seven agencies, more than
half coming from the Treasury Department, and the Department of
Health and Human Services. The White House will be hosting
a celebration of Charlie Kirk's life tomorrow. President Trump says

(01:14):
he'll posthumously award Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Speaker 3 (01:17):
They can have a great celebration at the White House
in the East Girmber of the White House.

Speaker 2 (01:22):
A thirty one year old conservative activist was shot and
killed while speaking at a rally in Utah in September.
Pope Leo was urging every Catholic parish to participate in
World Mission Sunday, which is held on the second to
last Sunday of every October.

Speaker 3 (01:35):
When I served as a missionary priest and then bishop
in Peru, I saw firsthand how the faith, the prayer,
and the generosity shown on World Mission Sunday can transform
entire communities.

Speaker 2 (01:51):
The theme of Sunday, October nineteenth is Missionaries of Hope
among the people. He encourages all Catholic parishes to commit
themselves to once again what he calls the suite and
joyful task of bringing Jesus' message to the ends of
the earth. I'm Jim Roop X Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez
is finally talking after being booked in Indianapolis yesterday following

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his hospital release. The Fox Sports analyst says he's recovering
slowly and that it's a long process after posing for
mugshots and getting fingerprinted on assault and battery charges. Perry Toll,
a sixty nine year old truck driver, claims he stabs
Sanchez in the chest in self defense after the drunk
former NFL star attacked him at a hotel loading doc
last weekend. Sanchez also thanked a surgeons, saying she saved

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my life. Visitors to Washington, DC are reacting with disappointment
after new closures related to the shutdown. Mark Mayfield explained.

Speaker 1 (02:41):
The Smithsonian closed the National Zoo in all of its
museums yesterday after running out of reserve funding. The zoo
saw a surge of traffic on Saturdays visitors trying to
squeeze one last look at the animals before it shut down.
The closure of the facilities is expected to impact a
variety of DC businesses, including the food trucks that normally
crowned the area are around the National Mall. I'm Marknefield.

Speaker 2 (03:02):
The third quarter earnings season will soon be in full swing.
Tammy Trheo reports big banks jump starting things this week.

Speaker 4 (03:08):
JP Morgan, City Group, Goldman, Saxon, Wells Fargo are all
due to report results on Tuesday. Wednesday brings word from
Bank of American Morgan Stanley, as well as United Airlines.
Simmons First National reports on Thursday, and American Express will
wrap up this week's most noteworthy reports on Friday. I'm
Tammy Trichio.

Speaker 2 (03:26):
Being a social butterfly can help you live longer. A
new study by researchers at Cornell University finds social relationships
can slow cellular aging. Using data from over two thousand
US adults, researchers measured there cumulative social advantage, which is
tied to family relationships, emotional support, religious involvement, community engagement.
The scores were then matched to biological markers like cellular aging, inflammation,

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stress hormone function, focusing on epigenetic clocks, which estimate the
pace of aging. People who with higher social relationship scores
had slower biological aging, lower inflammation, and no effect are
stress hormones. I'm Jim Roop