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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This sin is your twenty four to seven use update
the latest views this hour in just four minutes. President
Trump doesn't think Europe can bring an end to the
Iran Israeli conflict. Speaking from New Jersey today, Trump threw
cold water on the meeting today between Iran's foreign minister
and top diplomats from Britain, France, and Germany in Geneva.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Brandas who want to speak to they want to speak
to us.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Europe is not going to be able to help in
this one, Trump said he hopes people come to their
senses soon. He went on to contradict his intelligence communities
claims about Iran's nuclear capabilities, saying they can develop a
bomb much sooner than reported. Trump said Thursday he'll give
negotiations a chance and decide within two weeks if the
US will enter the conflict. Extreme heat and humidity is
(00:46):
impacting more than two hundred million Americans. Extreme heat watches, warnings,
and advisories are already in effect for parts of the Southwest,
Rockies Plains, upper Midwest, and the northeast. Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota,
and Iowa could see new temperature records on Friday. Harvard
can enroll international students for now. A federal judge granted
(01:07):
a preliminary injunction that halts the Trump administration's withdrawal of
the university's ability to host the students. The injunction prevents
the White House's revocation of the school's Student and Exchange
Visitor Program certification until the judge makes a decision on
a lawsuit brought by Harvard. A federal judge is ordering
the Trump administration to release Columbia University student Makmud Khalil
(01:28):
on bail. Kristen Marx reports.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Khalil has been detained for three months after the White
House said he's an anti Semitic Hamas supporter who should
be deported, arguing he's a national security threat. The judge
previously ruled Khalil's detention is not justified by a foreign
policy law used to detain him. He was the first
of a number of students that ended up being taken
into custody over pro Palestinian protests. Khalil, who grew up
(01:51):
in a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria, is a legal
permanent US resident and the last demonstrator who remains in confinement.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
At the closing bell on Wall Street to now gain
thirty five points. The S and P Laws thirteen in
the Nasdaq fell ninety eight Ainley S. Taylor. Governor Gavin
Newsom is expressing disappointment in a recent court ruling allowing
President Trump to retain control of the California National Guard.
Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta are committed to holding
the president accountable for using military forces and domestic law enforcement,
(02:22):
which they argue violates federal law. Newsom sea's partial victory
in the ruling, saying the court did affirm the president
is not above the law, rejecting Trump's claim of unilateral
action without judicial oversight. In a post on X, Newsom rights,
the President is not a king. New York City mayoral
candidate and comptroller Brad Lander is returning to immigration court
(02:42):
after his arrest earlier this week that made headlines. Lander
appeared at twenty six Federal Plaza in Manhattan Friday morning,
saying he'll keep showing up to make sure immigrants' rights
aren't violated.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
It is an entirely arbitrary system that is designed to
stoke fear and dehumanize in pursuit of Donald Trump's effort
to deport millions of people and with no due process
what soever.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Lander was handcuffed Tuesday while trying to escort out an
immigrant who was taken into custody. Homeland Security claimed he
assaulted an officer, which Lander denies. Jurors from the retrial
of Karen Reid are coming forward to discuss the case.
Jurors four and eleven spoke out yesterday and both say
they were convinced that Reid did not strike her former
Boston cop boyfriend John O'Keeffe with her SUV in twenty
(03:30):
twenty two. Duror four is a woman who says she
was leaning towards guilty of manslaughter at first, then as
the evidence was presented, she was convinced Reid did not
kill O'Keeffe. The jury acquitted Reid of second degree murder, manslaughter,
and leaving the scene of a deadly crash. However, Reid
was found guilty of driving under the influence. R and
B singer Chris Brown is pleaded not guilty in an
(03:50):
assault charge in the UK. The Grammy winner entered the
plea in a London court. In the twenty twenty three
alleged assault of a music producer with a tequila bottle.
Brown is set to stand trial on October twenty sixth,
after his Breezy Bowl World Tour wraps up. I'm Lisa
Taylor
This sin is your twenty four to seven use update
the latest views this hour in just four minutes. President
Trump doesn't think Europe can bring an end to the
Iran Israeli conflict. Speaking from New Jersey today, Trump threw
cold water on the meeting today between Iran's foreign minister
and top diplomats from Britain, France, and Germany in Geneva.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Brandas who want to speak to they want to speak
to us.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Europe is not going to be able to help in
this one, Trump said he hopes people come to their
senses soon. He went on to contradict his intelligence communities
claims about Iran's nuclear capabilities, saying they can develop a
bomb much sooner than reported. Trump said Thursday he'll give
negotiations a chance and decide within two weeks if the
US will enter the conflict. Extreme heat and humidity is
(00:46):
impacting more than two hundred million Americans. Extreme heat watches, warnings,
and advisories are already in effect for parts of the Southwest,
Rockies Plains, upper Midwest, and the northeast. Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota,
and Iowa could see new temperature records on Friday. Harvard
can enroll international students for now. A federal judge granted
(01:07):
a preliminary injunction that halts the Trump administration's withdrawal of
the university's ability to host the students. The injunction prevents
the White House's revocation of the school's Student and Exchange
Visitor Program certification until the judge makes a decision on
a lawsuit brought by Harvard. A federal judge is ordering
the Trump administration to release Columbia University student Makmud Khalil
(01:28):
on bail. Kristen Marx reports.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Khalil has been detained for three months after the White
House said he's an anti Semitic Hamas supporter who should
be deported, arguing he's a national security threat. The judge
previously ruled Khalil's detention is not justified by a foreign
policy law used to detain him. He was the first
of a number of students that ended up being taken
into custody over pro Palestinian protests. Khalil, who grew up
(01:51):
in a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria, is a legal
permanent US resident and the last demonstrator who remains in confinement.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
At the closing bell on Wall Street to now gain
thirty five points. The S and P Laws thirteen in
the Nasdaq fell ninety eight Ainley S. Taylor. Governor Gavin
Newsom is expressing disappointment in a recent court ruling allowing
President Trump to retain control of the California National Guard.
Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta are committed to holding
the president accountable for using military forces and domestic law enforcement,
(02:22):
which they argue violates federal law. Newsom sea's partial victory
in the ruling, saying the court did affirm the president
is not above the law, rejecting Trump's claim of unilateral
action without judicial oversight. In a post on X, Newsom rights,
the President is not a king. New York City mayoral
candidate and comptroller Brad Lander is returning to immigration court
(02:42):
after his arrest earlier this week that made headlines. Lander
appeared at twenty six Federal Plaza in Manhattan Friday morning,
saying he'll keep showing up to make sure immigrants' rights
aren't violated.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
It is an entirely arbitrary system that is designed to
stoke fear and dehumanize in pursuit of Donald Trump's effort
to deport millions of people and with no due process
what soever.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Lander was handcuffed Tuesday while trying to escort out an
immigrant who was taken into custody. Homeland Security claimed he
assaulted an officer, which Lander denies. Jurors from the retrial
of Karen Reid are coming forward to discuss the case.
Jurors four and eleven spoke out yesterday and both say
they were convinced that Reid did not strike her former
Boston cop boyfriend John O'Keeffe with her SUV in twenty
(03:30):
twenty two. Duror four is a woman who says she
was leaning towards guilty of manslaughter at first, then as
the evidence was presented, she was convinced Reid did not
kill O'Keeffe. The jury acquitted Reid of second degree murder, manslaughter,
and leaving the scene of a deadly crash. However, Reid
was found guilty of driving under the influence. R and
B singer Chris Brown is pleaded not guilty in an
(03:50):
assault charge in the UK. The Grammy winner entered the
plea in a London court. In the twenty twenty three
alleged assault of a music producer with a tequila bottle.
Brown is set to stand trial on October twenty sixth,
after his Breezy Bowl World Tour wraps up. I'm Lisa
Taylor
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