What You Need To Know With Christine Nagy

Here's what is going on in the news today.

Episode Transcript

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What you need to know. Christine Nagy has it. Good morning,
Good morning, Cubby, Thank you. Funeral services will be held
this morning for former Vice President Dick Cheney, and the
President has signed the bill that releases all the investigative
files relating to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Stock features are up this morning after some worries on
Wall Street about a possible AI bubble eased once Nvidia

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reported fifty seven billion dollars in revenue for the third quarter.
It is the Great American smokeout. This is a very
urgent reminder from the American Cancer Society to please get
your screenings and check for lung cancer and quitting it
anytime can help you lower your heart rate and blood
pressure and improve lung function. Lung cancer remains the leading

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cause of cancer related depths in the country. A Miss
Universe contestant is okay, she's recovering, but she fell off
the stage during the pageant. This was a preliminary evening
gown round. It was Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry just walked
right off stage left and I guess it was just
a big black hole to her. She didn't see it.
I know she took quite a tumble, but she said

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she didn't break any bones and she is in good care.
So she's been on social media saying that she's doing
the gad It's okay, but I am going to YouTube right, Yes,
I know it is so scary. Macy's will unveil its
holiday windows today in Harold Square. Bloomingdale's did that last
night sports basketball, Nicks beat the Mavericks one thirteen, one eleven.

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Thursday Night Football, we've got the Bills playing the Texans
at eight fifteen. And a weird sign of divorce, according
to the experts who study these things, being overly affectionate
in the beginning, you know, when couples are all over
each other. Hugging and kissing is normal, but like glued
to each other, they said, is actually a bad sign

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long term. The reason is that it's hard to keep
up that level of romantic bliss. Couples who start out
too hot and heavy tend to get disillusioned. It's like
beginning a marathon by sprinting. They say, you're going to
run out of air. Couples who stay together often have
a less intense romance in the first few years of
marriage and then it's long lasting. I can't even remember
our beginning. It's like that long ago. But it's going well,

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so I guess whatever happened early on is all good
working out, yeah,