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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your twenty four to seven US update.

Speaker 2 (00:03):
The latest use this hour in just four minutes.

Speaker 1 (00:08):
Former Trump administration National Security advisor John Bolton is pleaded
not guilty to his federal charges. He was indicted yesterday
on federal charges related to alleged mishandling of classified documents.
Bolton surrendered to federal authorities this morning in Maryland. A
vocal critic of Trump, Bolton said that the indictment is
politically motivated. President Trump will host Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski

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at the White House in a couple of hours. It's
part of Trump's ongoing effort to end the years long
Russia Ukraine War. Yesterday, Trump said he had a very
productive phone call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, until reporters
the two will be meeting in Hungary soon. Israel and
Hamas are trading new accusations today, threatening the fragile ceasefire
agreement brokered by the US. NBC's Matt Bradley reports the

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deal called for Hamaster returned the bodies of twenty eight
hostages who have died.

Speaker 3 (00:55):
Only ten bodies have been sent, one of them, while,
according to the Israelis, was shown to have not been
one of the hostages and may in fact be a
Gosen or a Palestinian. So these Raelies are complaining about that,
and that is definitely taking a toll on the viability
of this ceasefire.

Speaker 1 (01:11):
Hamas had previously said that finding the remaining bodies would
be difficult. It also claims Israel has blocked its re entry. Meanwhile,
AID is starting to reach Gaza, but humanitarian groups say
its distribution is being hampered by the closure of key crossings.
Massive crowds are expected tomorrow for a second round of
no Kings protests against President Trump and his use of
executive power. House speaker Mike Johnson has described it as

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a hate America gathering.

Speaker 4 (01:36):
If you think about what's going to happen here tomorrow,
you're going to bring together the Marxists, the socialists, the
Antifa advocates, the anarchists, and the Prohamas wing of the
far left Democrat Party that is, the Modern Democratic Party.
That's where they've gone.

Speaker 1 (01:50):
Protests are planned in more than twenty five hundred locations
across the country, with organizers accusing Trump of authoritarian power grabs.
Their stated goal to remind President Trump and his enablers
that America has no Kings. The flagship protest is set
for Washington, DC outside of the Capitol. I'm Chris Kragia.
The Major League Baseball playoffs continued Thursday with a pair

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of Championship Series matchups. The defending champion Dodgers are now
one went away from returning to the Fall Classic. They
beat the Brewers at home in Game three, three to one.
Tonight they go for the NLCS sweep show. Hey Otani
will be on the mound in the American League Championship Series.
Both teams have now won two games on the road.
Last night, the Blue Jays again beat up on the
Mariners in Seattle. The final was eight to two. The

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Mariners will once again host the Blue Jays today in
a pivotal Game five. An Oklahoma girls high school basketball
team is showing what true sportsmanship is all about. The
girls of Academy High School in Oklahoma City gave up
their championship after they noticed a scoring error in the
final game. They thought they had beaten Apache High School
by a point with a buzzer beating three pointer, but

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head coach Brendan King went home, rewatched the game and
noticed the error. His team decided to seed defeat, and
King presented the championship trophy to Apache High School's team.
We are getting closer and closer to Halloween no pressure,
but pre Tennis now has details on one thing you
might not have considered when selecting your costume.

Speaker 2 (03:14):
The National Retail Federation says fifty one percent of all
adults we'll dress up for Halloween this year. They say
the average costume we'll set you back about fifty bucks.
That's a lot of cash if you end up changing
your mind about your costume, and Psychology Today says that
happens about nineteen percent of the time to adults. Kids
are more secure with their choices because there's less social

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anxiety about the choice and the reward is candy. I'm
bre Tennis.

Speaker 1 (03:38):
A gym owner in Aspen, Colorado, says a pair of
black bears broken his business late Tuesday night. A Jax
fitness owner, David Mills says surveillance video showed the bears
pulling open a door to get in. Once inside, the
bears went after protein shakes and protein mixed. Colorado Parks
and Wildlife says the bears were trying to consume as
many calories as they can for the winner. Humans were

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inside at the time, and the bears were not hurt.
I'm Chris Krajio.