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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your 24-7 News Update. The latest news this
hour in just four minutes. The NTSB's probe at Miami
International Airport is underway. They are focusing heavily on sudden
crosswinds and mechanical issues, according to federal investigators. Flight logs
reveal the Amazon Boeing 767 left the runway traveling over
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100 knots before striking civilian vehicles. Investigators are currently retrieving
the black boxes from the wreckage. Five people were killed
and five others were hurt in the crash yesterday. Hurricane
Lowell is set to bring heavy rain and potential floods
to Hawaii. Monica Nelson reports.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
The storm is currently 445 miles southwest of Honolulu and
is packing winds of 115 miles per hour. Lowell is
expected to be a Category 2 storm when it makes
its nearest approach. Passing west of Kauai later tonight or
Tuesday morning, hurricane warnings have been issued for Kauai County.
I'm Monica Nelson.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
Americans are starting to head home after traveling for the
Labor Day holiday weekend. Millions hit the road this year
even as gas prices are the highest they've ever been
for this time of year. According to AAA, the national
average is about $ 4. 15 a gallon. Meantime, TSA said it
screened more than 17 million passengers over the holiday weekend.
A new survey shows 39% of men say... They have
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tried a health or wellness trend after noticing it on
social media. Dr. Pitar Bayech with the Cleveland Clinic says
it's important for men to make sure the content they
are consuming is credible by checking with a doctor.
Speaker 4 (01:28):
We can help provide guidance on the right types of diet,
the right types of exercise, and how to improve sleep,
all of these things that are so important.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
The Cleveland Clinic study also shows about three-quarters of men
are motivated to improve their health after seeing health content
on the internet. Week one of the college football season
wraps up tonight with a single game. No. 20 SMU
will visit Florida State as the Mustangs look to build
on a 9-4 season and a Holiday Bowl victory a
year ago. The Seminoles already have a 20-26 victory under
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their belt after trampling New Mexico State, giving embattled head
coach Mike Norvell a much-needed win. I'm Chris Caraccio. A
German startup says satellite deployments will rapidly expand following the
first orbital launch of its privately developed Spectrum rocket from
a Norwegian spaceport in the Arctic Circle. ISAR Aerospace's uncrewed
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space rocket helped achieve a milestone over the weekend for
Europe's efforts to secure independent access to space as it
became the first commercial rocket to reach orbit from continental Europe.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
Space is hard, right?
Speaker 2 (02:30):
It can be humbling. And I think that's even more
important that achievements like this matter. You know, we should
celebrate that. Dr.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
Nikolaos Parakis is the chief engineer for Spectrum. The mission,
dubbed Onward and Upward, carried five small satellites along with
an in-flight technology experiment. It all comes 18 months after
ISAR's first rocket dropped into the sea and exploded after
blasting off from the same site. President Trump is sparking
a massive Internet frenzy after debuting a dramatic new hairstyle.
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Natalie Rodriguez reports.
Speaker 4 (03:01):
Is the golden blonde era officially over? President Donald Trump
has the internet doing a massive double take after debuting
a shocking new brunette hairstyle. Tarmac photos show the 80-year-old's
signature lighter locks swapped out for a deep chestnut brown shade.
The sudden dramatic dye job has social media absolutely buzzing
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over the look. Natalie Rodriguez, Miami.
Speaker 3 (03:26):
California is making September 25th Dolly Parton Day. Lawmakers passed
an ordinance officially designated the day in honor of the
late country music icon. The date was chosen for Parton's
classic hit, 925. State Senator John Laird of Santa Cruz
says it's about honoring Parton's legacy beyond music. More than
182,000 children in California are currently enrolled in Parton's Imagination Library,
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the literacy program she founded that provides free books to children.
California was one of the first states to make bilingual
English-Spanish books available through the program. I'm Chris Coraggio.