October 9, 2025 • 4 mins
Our top trending stories for this Thursday October 9, 2025.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
And this is West Michigan's morning news Schmidi and for
Steve Kelly, who is back with the team tomorrow. Brett
Bakita here and Adam Arocho in the producer booth. It
is time to get to today's trending powered by Consumers Energy,
dedicated to Michigan and the communities we serve, what's not
online and what's hot now at Woodradio dot com. This
(00:21):
is the Trending Now report on Wood Radio. Well the
breaking news we have been following since yesterday afternoon. Israel
and Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire and hostage prisoner exchange.
They're calling this a first phase.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Resident Trump announcing that historic peace deal between Israel and
Hamas that will free all forty eight hostages. It's estimated
that twenty of those hostages still alive. The President's saying
he expects those hostages to be set free on Monday.
After all the hostages are released, then Israel will begin
to release two hundred and fifty prisoners in the longer
(00:56):
term of this deal. Some challenges still remain. Disarming Hamas
is a key one. Also, Hamas may still want to
try and play a role in future governance of Gaza.
That's something Israel says is not going to happen.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
And we see the world reacting to this potential piece.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls it a moment of
profound relief for the hostages, they're families, and for the
civilian population of Gaza who have all injured unimaginable suffering.
He's praised that Trump administration plus mediators cut our Egypt
and Turkey for getting talks to the stage. France holds
(01:32):
a summit on Gaza's future today. President Immanuel Macron says
all parties to the deal must uphold its terms. The
UN's humanitarian chiefs calling for an urgent surge of aid
to Gaza to begin. Iran meanwhile is calling the agreement
of victory for its ally Hamas Jonathan Savage Fox.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
News funding for the government and the fight over negotiations
continues now. President Trump is warning he may refuse to
pay some workers even after the shutdown ends. Speaking to
reporters yesterday, he was guaranteed. Asked about the guaranteed back
pay for federal workers.
Speaker 4 (02:08):
It has always been the case at is tradition, and
I think it is statutory law that federal employees be paid,
and that's my position. I think they should be. They
should not be subjected to harm and financial dire straits
because Chuck Shumer wants to play political games.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
That was House Speaker Mike Johnson asking if he agrees
with the president. And a Florida man is accused of
maliciously igniting the Palisades fire back in January that killed
twelve people in la.
Speaker 5 (02:35):
Us Attorney Bill Is Sanley says Jonathan Rinderneckt was living
in the Palisades working as an uber driver when he
allegedly set a fire that smoldered underground before reigniting a
week later to become the Palisades Fire.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
This arrest, we hope will provide a measure of justice
to all those who were impacted.
Speaker 5 (02:51):
The twenty nine year old from central Florida charged with
destruction of property by means of fire, official setting. Evidence
including video surveillance that put him at the scene.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
AHTF has determined that the fire was ignited with an open.
Speaker 5 (03:01):
Flame rolling out fireworks, noting it was likely a lighter.
Speaker 2 (03:04):
We want to make sure that we are able to
prevent anything like this from happening again and we always
have to look at ourselves and examine what we could
have done better.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
La Mayor Karen Bass addressing questions about response efforts Kristin
good One, Fox News More Trendingwoodradio dot Com.
Speaker 6 (03:22):
Well, it's hockey Night in the mittensmidty, and when you
couple that with the Griffins starting up on the road
tomorrow night, what a hockey season to look forward to
you if you love it with the Red Wings and
the Griffins. It's the Red Wings centennial, so you'll see
the new logo tonight they've done with one hundred years
of Hockeytown hockey with the Red Wings. They'll have their
Red Carpet Walk. If you're going down to the game
(03:42):
tonight taking on Montreal, what are the original six is?
How cool is that? And they're going to have all
kinds of different things like the Red Carpet Walk, which
is a free event outside of Hockeytown and Little Caesars
Arena from three to four where you can interact with
the players and coaches whether you have a ticket to
the game or not, and then festivities continue on. They're
gonna have the Origins era as part of the Red
(04:03):
Wings centennial to make sure you're in your seat early.
They said for that, with a video board and everything
in a moment to remember one that we lost the
life and career of Alex Delvecchio. They're gonna wear a
little patch with the number ten on it this season
to honor him. But then you couple that with the
Griffins thirtieth season. You've seen the new logo and our
home opener is going to be next Friday night, but
(04:23):
they open the season tomorrow night. It's gonna be crazy,
So enjoy Red Wings hockey and of course your home
on the radio side. Ninety six won the game and
Talk twelve thirty am will have it a ninety six
to one tonight.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Fantastic
And this is West Michigan's morning news Schmidi and for
Steve Kelly, who is back with the team tomorrow. Brett
Bakita here and Adam Arocho in the producer booth. It
is time to get to today's trending powered by Consumers Energy,
dedicated to Michigan and the communities we serve, what's not
online and what's hot now at Woodradio dot com. This
(00:21):
is the Trending Now report on Wood Radio. Well the
breaking news we have been following since yesterday afternoon. Israel
and Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire and hostage prisoner exchange.
They're calling this a first phase.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Resident Trump announcing that historic peace deal between Israel and
Hamas that will free all forty eight hostages. It's estimated
that twenty of those hostages still alive. The President's saying
he expects those hostages to be set free on Monday.
After all the hostages are released, then Israel will begin
to release two hundred and fifty prisoners in the longer
(00:56):
term of this deal. Some challenges still remain. Disarming Hamas
is a key one. Also, Hamas may still want to
try and play a role in future governance of Gaza.
That's something Israel says is not going to happen.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
And we see the world reacting to this potential piece.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls it a moment of
profound relief for the hostages, they're families, and for the
civilian population of Gaza who have all injured unimaginable suffering.
He's praised that Trump administration plus mediators cut our Egypt
and Turkey for getting talks to the stage. France holds
(01:32):
a summit on Gaza's future today. President Immanuel Macron says
all parties to the deal must uphold its terms. The
UN's humanitarian chiefs calling for an urgent surge of aid
to Gaza to begin. Iran meanwhile is calling the agreement
of victory for its ally Hamas Jonathan Savage Fox.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
News funding for the government and the fight over negotiations
continues now. President Trump is warning he may refuse to
pay some workers even after the shutdown ends. Speaking to
reporters yesterday, he was guaranteed. Asked about the guaranteed back
pay for federal workers.
Speaker 4 (02:08):
It has always been the case at is tradition, and
I think it is statutory law that federal employees be paid,
and that's my position. I think they should be. They
should not be subjected to harm and financial dire straits
because Chuck Shumer wants to play political games.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
That was House Speaker Mike Johnson asking if he agrees
with the president. And a Florida man is accused of
maliciously igniting the Palisades fire back in January that killed
twelve people in la.
Speaker 5 (02:35):
Us Attorney Bill Is Sanley says Jonathan Rinderneckt was living
in the Palisades working as an uber driver when he
allegedly set a fire that smoldered underground before reigniting a
week later to become the Palisades Fire.
Speaker 3 (02:46):
This arrest, we hope will provide a measure of justice
to all those who were impacted.
Speaker 5 (02:51):
The twenty nine year old from central Florida charged with
destruction of property by means of fire, official setting. Evidence
including video surveillance that put him at the scene.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
AHTF has determined that the fire was ignited with an open.
Speaker 5 (03:01):
Flame rolling out fireworks, noting it was likely a lighter.
Speaker 2 (03:04):
We want to make sure that we are able to
prevent anything like this from happening again and we always
have to look at ourselves and examine what we could
have done better.
Speaker 5 (03:14):
La Mayor Karen Bass addressing questions about response efforts Kristin
good One, Fox News More Trendingwoodradio dot Com.
Speaker 6 (03:22):
Well, it's hockey Night in the mittensmidty, and when you
couple that with the Griffins starting up on the road
tomorrow night, what a hockey season to look forward to
you if you love it with the Red Wings and
the Griffins. It's the Red Wings centennial, so you'll see
the new logo tonight they've done with one hundred years
of Hockeytown hockey with the Red Wings. They'll have their
Red Carpet Walk. If you're going down to the game
(03:42):
tonight taking on Montreal, what are the original six is?
How cool is that? And they're going to have all
kinds of different things like the Red Carpet Walk, which
is a free event outside of Hockeytown and Little Caesars
Arena from three to four where you can interact with
the players and coaches whether you have a ticket to
the game or not, and then festivities continue on. They're
gonna have the Origins era as part of the Red
(04:03):
Wings centennial to make sure you're in your seat early.
They said for that, with a video board and everything
in a moment to remember one that we lost the
life and career of Alex Delvecchio. They're gonna wear a
little patch with the number ten on it this season
to honor him. But then you couple that with the
Griffins thirtieth season. You've seen the new logo and our
home opener is going to be next Friday night, but
(04:23):
they open the season tomorrow night. It's gonna be crazy,
So enjoy Red Wings hockey and of course your home
on the radio side. Ninety six won the game and
Talk twelve thirty am will have it a ninety six
to one tonight.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Fantastic
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