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Speaker 1: This is your twenty four to seven use update the

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Speaker 1: latest views this hour in just four minutes.

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Speaker 2: President Trump says a decision on when the deadly military

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Speaker 2: attacks on Iran will end will be a joint decision

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Speaker 2: between him and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett Yahoo. Trump

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Speaker 2: told The Times of Israel Sunday that Iran would have

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Speaker 2: destroyed Israel if he and net Yahoo weren't around. He says,

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Speaker 2: now that they've worked together, they've managed to destroy Iran.

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Speaker 2: The ied devices ignited outside Gracie Mansion in New York

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Speaker 2: City on Saturday afternoon were real and highly dangerous. Sarah

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Speaker 2: Leie Kessler has the latest.

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Speaker 3: Police Commissioner Jessica Tish says those IEDs could have caused

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Speaker 3: serious injury or death. The bombs hurled into a crowd

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Speaker 3: of anti Islam protesters outside the mayor's residence. Tish wrote

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Speaker 3: on x the two pro Muslim demonstrators, and mir Bolat

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Speaker 3: and Ibrahim Kayumi have been arrested. Mayor Mom Donnie, who

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Speaker 3: was at Gracie at the time, thank police for their

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Speaker 3: swift action. He also condemned the anti Islam protest led

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Speaker 3: by Pardon. January sixth, writer Jake Lang saying that demonstration

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Speaker 3: was rooted in bigotry and racism. I'm Sarah Lee Kessler.

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Speaker 2: Thousands gathered in Selma, Alabama, over the weekend for the

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Speaker 2: sixty first annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee. This year's commemoration of

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Speaker 2: the nineteen sixty five Bloody Sunday event paid special tribute

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Speaker 2: to the late Reverend Jesse Jackson, who passed away last

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Speaker 2: month at the age of eighty four. His youngest son,

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Speaker 2: use Off Jackson, praised his father for his leading role

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Speaker 2: in the civil rights movement.

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Speaker 4: Even an illness, he was big on his feet, amen

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Speaker 4: in his wheelchair behind the podium. Even when Parkinson's and

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Speaker 4: progressive super nuclear palsy quieted his voice, he was still big.

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Speaker 2: Jackson was in Selma as a city marked the day

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Speaker 2: decades ago when Alabama state troopers attacked Peace Soul protesters

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Speaker 2: as they were attempting to cross the Edmund Pettis Bridge

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Speaker 2: for the right to vote. A new study suggests AI

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Speaker 2: may be giving some workers what researchers are calling brain fry.

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Speaker 2: The study, published in the Harvard Business Review, found that

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Speaker 2: people constantly using multi AI tools reported more decision fatigue

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Speaker 2: and more errors I'm Tammy Trihello. The State Department says

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Speaker 2: over thirty two thousand American citizens have returned to the

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Speaker 2: US from the Middle East, Lisa Carton reports.

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Speaker 5: In an update on Saturday, officials said the numbers don't

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Speaker 5: include Americans who safely relocated to other countries or were

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Speaker 5: still in transit back to the US. They noted the

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Speaker 5: agency's twenty four to seven task Force has also helped

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Speaker 5: over sixteen thousand Americans abroad, offering security guidance and travel assistance.

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Speaker 5: The State Department said it is actively assisting American citizens

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Speaker 5: who want to leave the Middle East. I'm Lisa Carton.

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Speaker 5: Mass layoffs that Voice of America are void. The government

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Speaker 5: funded broadcaster operates under the umbrella of the independent US

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Speaker 5: Agency for Global Media. A federal judge ruled over the

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Speaker 5: weekend that the cuts enacted under Kerry Lake were invalid

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Speaker 5: because she was running the USAGM unlawfully. The former TV

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Speaker 5: news anchor and failed Republican candidate for governor of Arizona

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Speaker 5: was tapped by President Trump to act as a senior

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Speaker 5: at to USAGM last year and immediately placed a Voice

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Speaker 5: of America's entire workforce on leave. In his ruling, Judge

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Speaker 5: Royce Slambert said Late lack the authority to do so

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Speaker 5: and blasto ra. He called the quote unlawful effort to

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Speaker 5: transform Lake into the CEO of the US Agency for

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Speaker 5: Global Media in all but name, Today is National Nap Day,

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Speaker 5: and experts say you should take one.

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Speaker 1: Pree Tennis explains switch to daylight saving time is the

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Speaker 1: most sleep deprived day of the year. We've lost an

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Speaker 1: hour of sleep, and according to the Sleep Foundation, channeling

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Speaker 1: your inner cat and taking a nap is good. It

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Speaker 1: improves alertness, cognitive performance, boosts memory, and puts you in

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Speaker 1: a much better mood. All good things, but sleep experts

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Speaker 1: say it actually takes four days of solid slumber to

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Speaker 1: fully catch up on that one hour of miss sleep.

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Speaker 1: I'm Bree Tennis.

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Speaker 2: Ryan Blaney is celebrating a straight Talk Wireless five hundred

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Speaker 2: win after taking home the checkered flag at Phoenix Raceway.

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Speaker 2: The driver of the number twelve car held off Christopher

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Speaker 2: Bell by less than four tenths of a second for

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Speaker 2: the victory. The field now heads to Las Vegas Motor

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Speaker 2: Speedway next Sunday for the Pennzoil four hundred. I'm Tammy

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