October 23, 2025 • 4 mins
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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, current and
former NBA players and coaches have been arrested and are
now facing charges in connection with federal investigations into gambling.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
This is an illegal gambling operation and sports rigging operation
that spanned the course of years. The FBI led a
coordinative takedown across eleven states to arrest over thirty individuals
today responsible for this case.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
That's FBI director Cash Battel. Miami Heat player Terry Rozier
and former coach and player Damon Jones are accused of
using inside information to make wagers on games, while Portland
Trailblazers head coach Chauncey Billups was arrested in connection with
the poker scheme involving the Italian American Mafia. Rosier was
active for the Heat season opener last night against the
Magic but did not play, while Billips coached the Trailblazers
(00:53):
in their first game of the season. The Senate will
vote today on a Republican back measure that would pay
some federal workers who stayed on the job during this
government shutdown. The bill is known as the Shutdown Fairness
Act and would pay air traffic controllers, military members, border
patrol agents, and other essential workers. It comes as a
shutdown is now in day twenty three, after the Senate
(01:14):
failed for the twelfth time yesterday to pass a funding
bill that would reopen the government. Tensions remain high as
ICE raids continue in several US cities. NBC's Morganchesky reports
agents have been targeting several cities from coast to coast.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
In Chicago, seven people arrested by federal agents in an
immigrant community known locally as Mexico of the Midwest. Border
Patrol Chief Greg Bovino was there, local leaders condemning the action.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Earlier this week, several people, including some US citizens, were
arrested in a crackdown on illegal street vendors in Lower
Manhattan and in South Los Angeles. A popular TikToker and
a deputy US Marshall were wounded in a shooting during
an immigration enforcement operation. Meantime, dozens of federal immigration agents
are expected in California's Bay Area, is soon setting up
a show down between President Trump and Governor Gavin Newsom.
(02:04):
I'm Chris Kragio. A strike that would have shut down
many Broadway Musicals has been averted. The Broadway League and
union representing musicians have reached a tentative contract deal. The
two sides hammered out an agreement with musicians threatening to
walk off the job today. The deal includes wage increases
and contribution increases to musicians health funds. Union president Bob
(02:25):
Suttman released a statement saying, in part, this three year
agreement provides meaningful wage and health benefit increases that will
preserve crucial access to healthcare. Broadway would have shut twenty
three musicals had there been a strike. Some recent lottery
winners say they used AI to pick their numbers. Tammy
Trehillo has details.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
Two powerball players, one in Virginia, the other in Michigan,
say they used GPT to pick their six figure prize
winning numbers. Since then, more AI powered apps have popped
up advertising to analyze previously played numbers and any patterns
and drawings. It should be noted that none of them
promise ault lottery win.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Apple is dishing two popular but controversial apps, Tea Dating
Advice and Tea on Her, allows singles to share dating
information about men and women. It started so women could
warn others about dangerous men, but critics claim both apps
exposed personal information and Apple said they violated company rules. Henderson, Nevada,
is known as a great place to raise kids, but
(03:22):
it ranks dead last for singles. A new analysis by
Zumper puts Henderson last out of one hundred metro areas,
only about twenty eight percent of the population as single.
It also gets poor scores for nightlife and entertainment. Kelly
Osbourne is thanking fans for her late father after picking
up an award in honor of the Prince of Darkness.
Friday the Rocker was posthumously awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award
(03:45):
at the Birmingham Awards. Kelly was in attendance to pick
up the award and took to Instagram to share a
tribute to her father. She said, I can't thank everyone
enough for their love and support, adding I know that
my Dad was shining down on us from heaven with pride.
Ossi died the age of seventy six on July twenty
second after a heart attack.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I'm Kris Krajio
This is your twenty four to seven use update the
latest use this hour in just four minutes, current and
former NBA players and coaches have been arrested and are
now facing charges in connection with federal investigations into gambling.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
This is an illegal gambling operation and sports rigging operation
that spanned the course of years. The FBI led a
coordinative takedown across eleven states to arrest over thirty individuals
today responsible for this case.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
That's FBI director Cash Battel. Miami Heat player Terry Rozier
and former coach and player Damon Jones are accused of
using inside information to make wagers on games, while Portland
Trailblazers head coach Chauncey Billups was arrested in connection with
the poker scheme involving the Italian American Mafia. Rosier was
active for the Heat season opener last night against the
Magic but did not play, while Billips coached the Trailblazers
(00:53):
in their first game of the season. The Senate will
vote today on a Republican back measure that would pay
some federal workers who stayed on the job during this
government shutdown. The bill is known as the Shutdown Fairness
Act and would pay air traffic controllers, military members, border
patrol agents, and other essential workers. It comes as a
shutdown is now in day twenty three, after the Senate
(01:14):
failed for the twelfth time yesterday to pass a funding
bill that would reopen the government. Tensions remain high as
ICE raids continue in several US cities. NBC's Morganchesky reports
agents have been targeting several cities from coast to coast.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
In Chicago, seven people arrested by federal agents in an
immigrant community known locally as Mexico of the Midwest. Border
Patrol Chief Greg Bovino was there, local leaders condemning the action.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
Earlier this week, several people, including some US citizens, were
arrested in a crackdown on illegal street vendors in Lower
Manhattan and in South Los Angeles. A popular TikToker and
a deputy US Marshall were wounded in a shooting during
an immigration enforcement operation. Meantime, dozens of federal immigration agents
are expected in California's Bay Area, is soon setting up
a show down between President Trump and Governor Gavin Newsom.
(02:04):
I'm Chris Kragio. A strike that would have shut down
many Broadway Musicals has been averted. The Broadway League and
union representing musicians have reached a tentative contract deal. The
two sides hammered out an agreement with musicians threatening to
walk off the job today. The deal includes wage increases
and contribution increases to musicians health funds. Union president Bob
(02:25):
Suttman released a statement saying, in part, this three year
agreement provides meaningful wage and health benefit increases that will
preserve crucial access to healthcare. Broadway would have shut twenty
three musicals had there been a strike. Some recent lottery
winners say they used AI to pick their numbers. Tammy
Trehillo has details.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
Two powerball players, one in Virginia, the other in Michigan,
say they used GPT to pick their six figure prize
winning numbers. Since then, more AI powered apps have popped
up advertising to analyze previously played numbers and any patterns
and drawings. It should be noted that none of them
promise ault lottery win.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Apple is dishing two popular but controversial apps, Tea Dating
Advice and Tea on Her, allows singles to share dating
information about men and women. It started so women could
warn others about dangerous men, but critics claim both apps
exposed personal information and Apple said they violated company rules. Henderson, Nevada,
is known as a great place to raise kids, but
(03:22):
it ranks dead last for singles. A new analysis by
Zumper puts Henderson last out of one hundred metro areas,
only about twenty eight percent of the population as single.
It also gets poor scores for nightlife and entertainment. Kelly
Osbourne is thanking fans for her late father after picking
up an award in honor of the Prince of Darkness.
Friday the Rocker was posthumously awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award
(03:45):
at the Birmingham Awards. Kelly was in attendance to pick
up the award and took to Instagram to share a
tribute to her father. She said, I can't thank everyone
enough for their love and support, adding I know that
my Dad was shining down on us from heaven with pride.
Ossi died the age of seventy six on July twenty
second after a heart attack.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I'm Kris Krajio
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