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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. The US
federal government shutdown continues with no clear path forward after
the US Senate Wednesday failed again to advance a House
approved measure that would end the shutdown, despite three Democrats
voting with Republicans. As the attempt was shut down for
(00:23):
the twelfth time. At least half of all US states
planned to cut off food assistance benefits on November one
because of the shutdown. That loss of assistance will affect
millions of low income Americans. A federal judge is extending
a restraining order that bars the Trump administration from deploying
National Guard troops to Illinois. The ruling from Judge April
(00:45):
Perry says the ban will stay in effect until a
final judgment is reached, possibly by the US Supreme Court.
Walmart is putting a pause on hiring employees who require
H one B VISUS. We get more from Tammy Trehio.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
A company Spokeshorst, and confirmed the move to multiple news outlets.
The H one B program allows employers to hire highly
skilled non US citizens, but Resident Trump signed an executive
order in September requiring a one hundred thousand dollars fee
for applications. According to the American Immigration Council, the three
year visas previously required a fee of up to five
thousand dollars per petition, but the Trump administration claims the
(01:21):
visas have displaced American workers. I'm Tammy Trhio.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
The final face to face debate in the New York
City mayor's race is in the books. Democratic socialist Solon Mamdani,
Independent Andrew Cuomo, and Republican Curtis Sliwa went at it
last night. Mamdanni and Sliwa attacked Cuomo on his record
as governor, including the sexual misconduct allegations against him. Hundreds
of demonstrators gathered outside the state Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama,
(01:49):
yesterday to protest tonight's scheduled execution of a death row inmate,
fifty three year old Anthony Boyd, said to be put
to death by the use of nitrogen hypoxia. Boyd maintains
his innocent He's made several unsuccessful pleas to Governor k
Ivy to issue a stay of execution. I'm Scott Carr.
A jewel heist at the Louver Museum in Paris is
(02:09):
being blamed on security cameras being pointed in the wrong direction.
The museum's director making that claim Wednesday at a hearing
of the French Senate Committee. Over one hundred million dollars
worth of historic jewels were taken from the museum Sunday morning,
and no suspects have been identified publicly. The director said
no security cameras were appointed at the second floor balcony
(02:30):
where thieves gained access to the museum. The director described
the museum's technical infrastructure as absolutely obsolete. A lifelong fan
of the La Lakers is dropping his small claims lawsuit
against Lebron James. We get more from Chris Carragio.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
Andrew Garcia filed the lawsuit earlier this month after james
second decision tees the announcement ended up being an advertisement
and not a retirement. Garcia spent more than eight hundred
and fifty dollars for two tickets to a game thinking
it was going to be James's final season in the NBA.
Garcia believe the game on March thirty first, twenty twenty six,
was going to be James's last game against his former team,
(03:07):
the Cavaliers. Garcia sued to recover what he paid, accusing
James of fraud, deception, and misrepresentation. I'm Chris Krasio.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
If scary movies is your thing, today is your day.
We hear from bre Tennis.
Speaker 4 (03:20):
We've traced the call.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
It's coming from inside the house, hears Johnny.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
I see Dad.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
Those lines from famous scary movies either get your running
or asking for more today? Maybe a day of more?
Is it's National Horror Movie Day? You got Pole says
twenty five percent of us love them, more men than women.
Psychologists say freight trigger's a release of adrenaline, and some
people crave that they must. The horror industry generates about
a billion dollars every year. I'm bre Tennis.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
It's in honor of horror director Sam Raimi's birthday, which
is today. Healthy gums could reduce your risk of heart
and brain disease. A study published this week in Neurology
Open Access found people with gum disease and cavities have
an eighty six percent higher risk of stroke. On Scott
Carr
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes. The US
federal government shutdown continues with no clear path forward after
the US Senate Wednesday failed again to advance a House
approved measure that would end the shutdown, despite three Democrats
voting with Republicans. As the attempt was shut down for
(00:23):
the twelfth time. At least half of all US states
planned to cut off food assistance benefits on November one
because of the shutdown. That loss of assistance will affect
millions of low income Americans. A federal judge is extending
a restraining order that bars the Trump administration from deploying
National Guard troops to Illinois. The ruling from Judge April
(00:45):
Perry says the ban will stay in effect until a
final judgment is reached, possibly by the US Supreme Court.
Walmart is putting a pause on hiring employees who require
H one B VISUS. We get more from Tammy Trehio.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
A company Spokeshorst, and confirmed the move to multiple news outlets.
The H one B program allows employers to hire highly
skilled non US citizens, but Resident Trump signed an executive
order in September requiring a one hundred thousand dollars fee
for applications. According to the American Immigration Council, the three
year visas previously required a fee of up to five
thousand dollars per petition, but the Trump administration claims the
(01:21):
visas have displaced American workers. I'm Tammy Trhio.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
The final face to face debate in the New York
City mayor's race is in the books. Democratic socialist Solon Mamdani,
Independent Andrew Cuomo, and Republican Curtis Sliwa went at it
last night. Mamdanni and Sliwa attacked Cuomo on his record
as governor, including the sexual misconduct allegations against him. Hundreds
of demonstrators gathered outside the state Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama,
(01:49):
yesterday to protest tonight's scheduled execution of a death row inmate,
fifty three year old Anthony Boyd, said to be put
to death by the use of nitrogen hypoxia. Boyd maintains
his innocent He's made several unsuccessful pleas to Governor k
Ivy to issue a stay of execution. I'm Scott Carr.
A jewel heist at the Louver Museum in Paris is
(02:09):
being blamed on security cameras being pointed in the wrong direction.
The museum's director making that claim Wednesday at a hearing
of the French Senate Committee. Over one hundred million dollars
worth of historic jewels were taken from the museum Sunday morning,
and no suspects have been identified publicly. The director said
no security cameras were appointed at the second floor balcony
(02:30):
where thieves gained access to the museum. The director described
the museum's technical infrastructure as absolutely obsolete. A lifelong fan
of the La Lakers is dropping his small claims lawsuit
against Lebron James. We get more from Chris Carragio.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
Andrew Garcia filed the lawsuit earlier this month after james
second decision tees the announcement ended up being an advertisement
and not a retirement. Garcia spent more than eight hundred
and fifty dollars for two tickets to a game thinking
it was going to be James's final season in the NBA.
Garcia believe the game on March thirty first, twenty twenty six,
was going to be James's last game against his former team,
(03:07):
the Cavaliers. Garcia sued to recover what he paid, accusing
James of fraud, deception, and misrepresentation. I'm Chris Krasio.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
If scary movies is your thing, today is your day.
We hear from bre Tennis.
Speaker 4 (03:20):
We've traced the call.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
It's coming from inside the house, hears Johnny.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
I see Dad.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
Those lines from famous scary movies either get your running
or asking for more today? Maybe a day of more?
Is it's National Horror Movie Day? You got Pole says
twenty five percent of us love them, more men than women.
Psychologists say freight trigger's a release of adrenaline, and some
people crave that they must. The horror industry generates about
a billion dollars every year. I'm bre Tennis.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
It's in honor of horror director Sam Raimi's birthday, which
is today. Healthy gums could reduce your risk of heart
and brain disease. A study published this week in Neurology
Open Access found people with gum disease and cavities have
an eighty six percent higher risk of stroke. On Scott
Carr
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