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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):
Air travel is likely to remain a bumpy ride for
a while, even with the Senate breakthrough on funding the government.
That's because the Upper Chamber needs to rewrite and submit
the new text of the agreement for approval. Any single
Democrat senator can delay the process for days through procedural moves.
Even if the Senate is able to act quickly on
the agreement, it still has to be approved by the
House and signed in the law by President Trump. As

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of this morning, more than seventeen hundred flights have already
been canceled, with more than forty five hundred delays. Arizona
Congresswoman elect Adalita Grihava will reportedly be sworn in early
as this week. Multiple reports say she'll be sworn in
by House Speaker Mike Johnson before a vote is held
on the government funding bill. Grihava won a special election
in September, but Johnson hasn't sworn her in yet due

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to the House not being in session. Grihava is the
last signature needed to force a vote on the House
floor to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. An arctic blast
is hitting over eighty four million people from the Midwest
all the way to the Florida Panhandle. Florida Governor Rod
DeSantis is telling residents to get ready.

Speaker 1 (01:08):
It's a little nippy out.

Speaker 2 (01:09):
I think we're getting the frozen tundra tomorrow, so I
would rather be.

Speaker 1 (01:13):
Hot than cold.

Speaker 2 (01:14):
I think, just as someone born and raised here, it
just is what it is. It will be a dramatic
change for Miami residents, who could see temperatures plunge into
the thirties and forties just after reaching a high of
eighty four yesterday. Parts of several states, including Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia,
North Carolina, and New York, along with Florida, could see
lows ten to twenty five degrees below normal over the

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next twenty four hours. iHeartMedia and TikTok are coming together
to launch the first of its kind multi platform partnership.
The collaboration includes the launch of the TikTok Podcast Network,
which will feature up to twenty five new podcasts hosted
by TikTok creators. The partnership also includes TikTok Radio that's
a fast paced format pairing TikTok creators with experienced iHeartRadio personalities,

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where listeners will feel like they're scrolling on TikTok, but
with their ears. iHeartMedia on TikTok will join forces for
live events as well. I'm Chris Karagio. The Trump administration
is working on a plan to introduce a fifty year
fixed rate mortgage, the Federal Housing Finance Agency director posted
on x Saturday of the news. The agency director called
the move a complete game changer. His announcement comes after

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Trump shared a graphic online comparing his proposal to the
thirty year mortgage policies backed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt
during the New Deal. Agency Director Bill Polti also said
the administration is laser focused on ensuring the American dream
for young people, which he says can only happen on
an economic level of home buying. NASA is delaying the
launch of two Mars probes because of bad weather at

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Cape Canaveral.

Speaker 1 (02:40):
Rory O'Neill reports clouds and scattered showers are delaying the
Escapade mission. Twin probes that will study the atmosphere of
Mars are onboard a new Glen rocket just waiting to
be launched. It's the second flight of the New Glen,
a three hundred and twenty foot tall rocket built by
Blue Origin, the space company by Amazon found under Jeff Bezos.

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The next launch attempt from Cape Canaveral is set for Wednesday.

Speaker 2 (03:04):
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is running for a fourth term.
The Republican governor has said he plans to finish what
he started and lead the lone Star state into what
he called its glorious future. More than four hundred thousand
Honda Civics are under recall because the wheels may come
off while moving. The recall effects model years twenty sixteen
through twenty twenty one. The company says a supplier error
could cause the wheel nuts to loosen and eventually detach.

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Honda's asking owners to take their car to a dealer
for inspection. YouTube is starting to issue twenty dollars credits
to YouTube TV customers who still don't have access to
Disney owned channels. The two companies have been unable thus
far to reach a deal that would continue to let
YouTube TV customers see channels like ESPN, ABC and others.
Both sides have been in talk since the channels were

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pulled on October thirtieth. Kim Kardashian isn't a lawyer yet.
The reality star who's been studying law for six years,
posted on Instagram Saturday that she didn't pass the California
Bar exam over the summer. She says though she's not
giving up, bearing down now for more studying and even
more determination.

Speaker 1 (04:03):
I'm Chris Karraggio.