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[SPEAKER_10]: Anyway, today is Friday, May the 8th of 2026, and we are broadcasting from the Safety FM Studios in Orlando, Florida.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Oh, yes, the peeps and radio big is we get to do all of the stuff that we get to do.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go So let's start talking about it is Friday, which makes it free form Friday.

[SPEAKER_10]: So what does that mean to you?

[SPEAKER_10]: Well, that means that we are going to be talking a little bit about everything

[SPEAKER_10]: I kind of say that and I kind of go at the same time.

[SPEAKER_10]: I kind of feel like that's what we do anyways But on Fridays in particular, it's the day that we played catch up.

[SPEAKER_10]: They're not played with catch-up.

[SPEAKER_10]: It's play catch-up So everything that we didn't get to talk about earlier in the week we discussed today we decided to go down the pants labyrinth if you may and go through everything that we do need to discuss

[SPEAKER_10]: The reason we do it that way, because sometimes there's so many new stories that we're just not able to get a hold of, so many new stories that we just aren't unable to share that we get, okay, everything needs to be talked about.

[SPEAKER_10]: Also what happens on Friday is that we do the weekend review.

[SPEAKER_10]: So kind of a clip of everything that's happened so far this week, that way we kind of know what's going on if you haven't been caught up.

[SPEAKER_10]: so there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: So outside of that, we will still bring in some people from feature story news.

[SPEAKER_10]: They are the professional broadcasters to tell you what the hell exactly is going on.

[SPEAKER_10]: And then outside of that, I'll come back and give you some new stories exactly what's going on.

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[SPEAKER_10]: So here, let's do this right now.

[SPEAKER_10]: Why don't we go ahead and do our little weakened review stuff?

[SPEAKER_10]: Take a listen to what the hell's happened so far this week.

[SPEAKER_10]: And we'll get that going for you.

[SPEAKER_10]: I mean, I guess we can get that going for you right now.

[SPEAKER_27]: FBI Director Cash Patel is criticizing the Pima County Sheriff's Department for how it handled the investigation and to Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

[SPEAKER_27]: In a podcast interview with Sean Hannity Tuesday, the tell says the department waited too long to get the FBI involved.

[SPEAKER_09]: We take you inside Cuba, the Trump administration has hit the Cuba government with new sanctions tonight.

[SPEAKER_09]: President Trump has vowed to topple the Cuban regime.

[SPEAKER_28]: President Trump says his administration has had productive talks with Iran over the past 48 hours and that a deal could be within reach.

[SPEAKER_00]: The price of gasoline for consumers in the U.S. is still up 50 percent since the beginning of the war.

[SPEAKER_00]: Today's average is over 450 a gallon.

[SPEAKER_09]: The race to track a deadly virus outbreak that started on that cruise ship in the Atlantic.

[SPEAKER_09]: After authorities have now revealed tonight that many passengers got off that cruise ship weeks ago.

[SPEAKER_09]: The hot to virus outbreak linked to that cruise ship in the Atlantic health officials tracking at least 30 people now who got off the ship two weeks ago traveling to their home countries all over the world, including seven Americans now back into U.S. A major new development in the Jeffrey Addestine case.

[SPEAKER_21]: A federal judge on stealing for the first time a purported suicide note possibly written by the now notorious sex offender before he took his own life.

[SPEAKER_21]: Here's that note.

[SPEAKER_21]: Just released publicly in the last few moments.

[SPEAKER_21]: Appearing to state in part, they investigated me for months, found nothing and time to say goodbye.

[SPEAKER_21]: The collapse of spirit airlines this morning, we're learning new details about how they're dealing to save spirit, they'll prove.

[SPEAKER_04]: And they see this defense secretary Pete Heggseth,

[SPEAKER_04]: just denied a report that Iran is using Kamikaze Dolphins in these straight-of-war moves, but said the U.S. military might be.

[SPEAKER_04]: And if Kamikaze Dolphins don't work, they're going to sit in cocaine bear.

[SPEAKER_04]: So...

[SPEAKER_10]: Okay, Kamikaze Dolphins is I guess the way to go when it's all set and then so there you go That is the weekend review So that is what's going on.

[SPEAKER_10]: That's what's happened so far to this point So if you're good with this, I am definitely good with it I think it's time to get into some of the news stories.

[SPEAKER_10]: This way we know exactly what is going on So why don't I just go ahead and bring in my amigos from feature story news And this is the news

[SPEAKER_01]: a story news in Hong Kong, I'm Laura Westbrook.

[SPEAKER_01]: The southern Indian state of Karnataka has changed its industrial land policy.

[SPEAKER_01]: To lock in a major American semiconductor investment worth around $430 million US dollars, the government has approved 140 acres near the city's international airport for U.S. chip equipment giant applied materials to set up a research development

[SPEAKER_01]: and ecosystem hub, Ashankar reports from Italy.

[SPEAKER_26]: Karnataka government says this flexibility is needed to anchor a high-value chip research and innovation ecosystem in Bengaluru, which is also known as India Silicon Valley.

[SPEAKER_26]: Even as the government is accusing the federal government of...

[SPEAKER_26]: Pressuring companies to choose Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat for similar projects, instead of leasing out land as for existing policy Karnatka Bala offered it on a lease come sale basis, and allow Marquis and a conductor firms to get plots without competitive bidding, analysts say this could set the stage for more companies to establish manufacturing in Karnatka, which already leads India's IT services industry, a shan garg New Delhi.

[SPEAKER_01]: A US federal trade court has struck down President Donald Trump's global 10% tariff, declaring it illegal, the White House imposed the rate in February after the Supreme Court ruled against the administration's liberation day tariffs, Nick Harper reports from Washington.

[SPEAKER_24]: Another tariffs fight in which courts have weighed in to push back on the legality of Donald Trump's central economic and trade policies.

[SPEAKER_24]: The 10% across the board tariff was meant to be a placeholder, put in place after the Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal liberation day tariffs in February.

[SPEAKER_24]: But a group of small businesses who brought the case argued that the

[SPEAKER_24]: the White House may now appeal, but if they lose, it'll mean more refunds for businesses affected at a time when the Trump administration is already trying to pay back $166 billion in liberation day tariffs.

[SPEAKER_24]: I'm Nick Harper and Washington.

[SPEAKER_01]: Lufthansa has announced that it is preparing for the possibility of refueling stopovers should a jet fuel shortage continue.

[SPEAKER_01]: European supplies are at risk of running low due to the war in Iran and the disruption of fuel through the Strait of Hormuz, William Denzlo reports from Brussels.

[SPEAKER_22]: According to the airline CEO, Lufthansa isn't imminently preparing to add refueling stops, but warns that preparations are underway.

[SPEAKER_22]: The carrier adds that fuel supplies through Junus Accured, but from then on, possible refueling stops on routes to Asia and Africa.

[SPEAKER_22]: Might be needed, Jeffyll prices have more than doubled since the conflict in Iran began, and Laftanza has already cut 20,000 flights due to the soaring prices and dwindling supplies.

[SPEAKER_22]: European airports have warned that they face a systematic fuel shortage if the straight-of-haul move doesn't open, and the European Union says it's taking steps to ramp up

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[SPEAKER_01]: An outbreak of hunt virus on board a cruise ship is not the start of a pandemic, according to the UN Health Agency.

[SPEAKER_01]: The World Health Organization says it's not the same situation as six years ago with COVID-19, because hunt of virus spreads through close intimate contact.

[SPEAKER_01]: All those who have fallen ill on the cruise ship experiencing a hunter virus outbreak are now in hospital as the ship itself and the remaining passengers sail to Spain's Canary Islands.

[SPEAKER_01]: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had been briefed on the situation telling reporters it's very much we hope under control.

[SPEAKER_01]: Former passengers who left the ship at earlier ports are being advised to self-isolate, Stuart Smith reports from London.

[SPEAKER_25]: 146 people from 23 nations are still on board the ship, which has been anchored off the African island nation of Cape Verde for three days after being refused permission to disembark.

[SPEAKER_25]: It's now sailing to Spain's Canary Islands from where passengers will return home after being checked if they're fit to travel, but the president of the Canary Islands has protested the plan, while the variant of the disease believed to be responsible for this outbreak is transmissible between humans,

[SPEAKER_25]: It requires much closer contact than flu or COVID-19, and the World Health Organization says there's no need for panic.

[SPEAKER_01]: Stuart Smith, London The main news again.

[SPEAKER_01]: US President Donald Trump says a ceasefire with Iran is still in place after both sides exchanged fire late on Thursday.

[SPEAKER_01]: The economic fallout from the Iran conflict is expected to top the agenda as leaders from the Aussiaan block meet in the Philippines.

[SPEAKER_01]: A U.S. federal court strikes down President Donald Trump's global 10% tariff declaring it illegal, dealing a fresh blow to the President's flagship economic agenda.

[SPEAKER_01]: And that's the latest feature story news, Laura Westbrook reporting.

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[SPEAKER_10]: That's kind of the way that it works out in regards of what the hell's going on from time to time So how do you think it things are going this morning?

[SPEAKER_10]: I mean our things fantastic for you are you kind of living and shouting and doing all of the the fun stuff That's always what I want to know

[SPEAKER_10]: are you having fun?

[SPEAKER_10]: Because if you're not having fun, then maybe we should talk about some other things where we can't have fun.

[SPEAKER_10]: You know, we do all the fun stuff that we should be doing.

[SPEAKER_10]: Maybe that's the way to look at it.

[SPEAKER_10]: So let's start talking right away about all the stuff that's going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

[SPEAKER_10]: And let me give you the start of where I'd like to start with some of the stuff.

[SPEAKER_10]: Let's go into that WTF mode.

[SPEAKER_10]: And now it's not what you're thinking.

[SPEAKER_10]: It's welcome to Florida.

[SPEAKER_10]: A Florida woman in Caleb Berglis of Ava Maria was home with her sleeping baby when she heard a loud banging.

[SPEAKER_10]: on the linoid that's kind of like the screen didn't section just in case we don't know what that is uh, fearing an intruder she checked the porch and it's said found two alligator staring through her uh, screen and writing right outside of the door.

[SPEAKER_10]: The gators had ripped open a mesh and were brawling so violently that uh, they were called on video biting the uh, each other's tails.

[SPEAKER_10]: Kayla said that it looked like a territorial fight, not mating behavior because there was blood and one gator head of the other is a hind quarters and it's jaw, I think that that means it's but uh, Lyson trapped uh, Lyson's trapper arrived and managed to quarter one of the gators and thrashed around the porch cause even more destruction, both reptiles were eventually relocated.

[SPEAKER_10]: Kayla awarded neighbors afterwards, keep an eye on their kids and pets saying that the gators were fast, powerful and terrifying.

[SPEAKER_10]: Take a listen to what she had to say.

[SPEAKER_02]: I thought somebody was breaking in because I never thought that the gators were gonna enter my porch.

[SPEAKER_02]: Definitely it looked like they were fighting over territory or something.

[SPEAKER_02]: It wasn't like a mating ritual that I had seen because there was blood and it had it some kind quarters like in its jaws through the door.

[SPEAKER_02]: It was scary and I just worn everybody else in the neighborhood like watch your kids, watch the dogs because it was fast.

[SPEAKER_02]: And they were powerful.

[SPEAKER_10]: OK, so let me ask you something kind of strange.

[SPEAKER_10]: Do you watch a lot of mating for gators?

[SPEAKER_10]: I'm just asking, because that's kind of a weird comment to make is at least it seemed that way in that particular regard.

[SPEAKER_10]: So what do you think?

[SPEAKER_10]: I mean, I don't know.

[SPEAKER_10]: Maybe that's something that people sit around and watch.

[SPEAKER_10]: I'm just not familiar with it.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, some stuff to think about.

[SPEAKER_10]: So here you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: Do you want to hear something weird?

[SPEAKER_10]: This is the stuff that I have to talk about, because this is the stuff that I get sent in and I never knew what I should mention it.

[SPEAKER_10]: So I go, no, no.

[SPEAKER_10]: We're gonna hang on to this still Friday.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Did you know this?

[SPEAKER_10]: And until I just said this a moment ago, was it something you wanted to do?

[SPEAKER_10]: Maybe that's the other question I probably should be asking instead of asking, did you know this?

[SPEAKER_10]: It's kind of weird the stuff that gets sent in, uh, yeah.

[SPEAKER_10]: Maybe it's important to some.

[SPEAKER_10]: So let's continue talking about some other stuff that is going on inside of the world of the multi, because that's this kind of what we do around here and talk a little bit about everything.

[SPEAKER_10]: Uh, so talked about the alligator thing, let's talk about this one.

[SPEAKER_10]: Domino's driver runs down a customer over a tip dispute.

[SPEAKER_10]: In a Missouri, Fulton, Missouri, Domino's driver's Zachary Nicholas Walton escalated a routine delivery into a violent confrontation after he received a tip according to the probable cause-affidated, Walton initiated an argument shouting profanities calling the customer and witness fucking rude and taunting them.

[SPEAKER_10]: What are you going to do, bitch?

[SPEAKER_10]: Come get me, surveillance video reportedly backs up the escalation, investigators say that Walton then got into the vehicle reverse towards the roadway and despite the victim not blocking his exit, he shifted into drive and intentionally accelerated, striking the customer enforcing him into another vehicle to avoid a more serious injury.

[SPEAKER_10]: The victim suffered a visible hand injury and scrapes to a shin.

[SPEAKER_10]: Police say that Walton fled at a high speed was later found at a local dominoes, where he admitted that he drove towards the victim but claimed that he only meant to scare him.

[SPEAKER_10]: He is now being held on bond on charges including first degree assault, armed criminal action and leaving the scene of an accident, authorities also note.

[SPEAKER_10]: that Walton has prior conviction for domestic assault and false imprisonment, underscoring the danger they say he poses.

[SPEAKER_10]: Domino says 30 minutes or less, hit and run express.

[SPEAKER_10]: He didn't get a tip, so he tried to deliver one with his bumper.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: What do we hear, think?

[SPEAKER_10]: Now listen, I'm not saying people should be working for free.

[SPEAKER_10]: Never been the case.

[SPEAKER_10]: But it does get a little strange.

[SPEAKER_10]: when this is the shit you go to because of what ends up happening and not getting tip like this is like severe like this is kind of one of those things that you go and go what the hell are you thinking so there you go take a listen to this a Saskatchewan tow truck driver is going viral after turning a routine service call into a full wild

[SPEAKER_10]: Uh, Clint Gottner, owner of rebel towing spotted a moose trapped into an ice near his home and immediately put every customer waiting on hold.

[SPEAKER_10]: He told the reporter he couldn't stay to see the animal suffering and jumped into action using his flat bed as a sling and helped from neighbors.

[SPEAKER_10]: Let's see.

[SPEAKER_10]: Plint managed to pull the exhausted moves later, nicknamed Rebel out of the frozen water.

[SPEAKER_10]: Once the moves was safely on the truck, the rescue took the wholesome turn.

[SPEAKER_10]: Clint called his wife and said, honey, bring out some blankets.

[SPEAKER_10]: I've got a moose on the truck.

[SPEAKER_10]: Rebels spent several days recovering on their property, common enough to let Clint scratches chin rub his nose and even pet his ears.

[SPEAKER_10]: By Monday morning, the moose wandered off it and it's own apparently fully recovered.

[SPEAKER_10]: Even the motorists waiting on the delay to tow truck didn't mind the hold up Clint joke.

[SPEAKER_10]: Hopefully he comes back before he, um,

[SPEAKER_10]: before he still has a toe bill that he needs to pay.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: Some things to talk about as we are talking.

[SPEAKER_10]: What do you think?

[SPEAKER_10]: For sure, for sure it's an interesting one.

[SPEAKER_10]: You know, these are these wholesome moments that one talks about and never knows if it's really going to see the light of day in regards to some of the news stories that do occur.

[SPEAKER_10]: So I like the moments when we get to talk about them.

[SPEAKER_10]: No doubt about that.

[SPEAKER_10]: Okay, so let's continue talking about some other things.

[SPEAKER_10]: Left side sleepers are more anxious, and the science behind his way deeper than sleeping weird.

[SPEAKER_10]: A growing body of sleep tracking research shows that people who naturally drift to the left side to report higher levels of stress, emotional sensitivity, and more vivid, story-like dreams.

[SPEAKER_10]: Meanwhile, right side sleepers consistently score as calmer, more optimistic, and less of reactive daily stressors.

[SPEAKER_10]: What research your things are going on, sleep science says that the difference may come down to the brain and the body process of stress during the night.

[SPEAKER_10]: Left-side sleepers put more pressure on their left side of their body, which is lean to the brain right-home hemisphere.

[SPEAKER_10]: the site associated with emotions imagination and threat detection.

[SPEAKER_10]: That may explain why left side sleepers report more intense dreams and wake up feeling mentally busy.

[SPEAKER_10]: Right side sleepers tend to activate the left hemisphere, which is tied to logic, calmness, and positive emotional regulation.

[SPEAKER_10]: These sleepers report fewer nightmares.

[SPEAKER_10]: and more stable mood upon waking up.

[SPEAKER_10]: Sleep tracking data also shows that left-side sleepers experience more micro-awakenings, meeting that their brain stays slightly more alert through the night, a classic sign of underlying anxiety.

[SPEAKER_10]: The dream deference left-side sleepers report more vivid dreams, more emotional charge story lines, more nightmares and stress.

[SPEAKER_10]: and stress dreams, right side reports, simpler, less intense dreams, more positive dreams, themes, and fewer middle of the night wake-ups.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, some stuff to think about.

[SPEAKER_10]: So I got a question, so does this make you feel like you can flip it?

[SPEAKER_10]: Like can you flip what side you're going to be sleeping on?

[SPEAKER_10]: In regards to it, like I will tell you for the longest time I was a stomach sleeper.

[SPEAKER_10]: And then I had to get used to actually doing the sleeping on the back thing because it got weird for a long period of time that I could not sleep if I wasn't sleeping that way.

[SPEAKER_10]: That'd correct that.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_10]: So let's continue talking.

[SPEAKER_22]: Let's get into some serious news for a moment.

[SPEAKER_10]: Rudy Giuliani has been moved out of ICU, but it's still hospitalized as he continues to recovering from pneumonia.

[SPEAKER_10]: His spokesperson said Goodman said on Wednesday night that Giuliani was admitted Sunday

[SPEAKER_10]: Goodman said that Julian Liang will spend some time recovering before leaving the hospital.

[SPEAKER_10]: and thanks to supporters for the outpouring of love and prayers.

[SPEAKER_10]: Earlier in the week, Goodman explained that Giuliani's pneumonia became severe because of restrictive airway disease, which he said Giuliani developed after running towards the World Trade Center.

[SPEAKER_10]: During September 11, 2001 attacks, the condition causes pneumonia to quickly overwhelm his body, requiring mechanical ventilation to stabilize his oxygen levels.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: Awesome.

[SPEAKER_10]: Some other news.

[SPEAKER_10]: Let's talk about this real quick.

[SPEAKER_10]: USPS is reviewing the proposed rule that would allow private individuals to mail handguns, ending the nearly one year per 100 year probation since 1927.

[SPEAKER_10]: Federal law has barred the USPS from shipping concealed to fire alarms unless the sender is a licensed dealer.

[SPEAKER_10]: Yep.

[SPEAKER_10]: That's what's going on

[SPEAKER_10]: January the Department of Justice issued a legal options arguing the 1927 law violates the Second Amendment stating that if Congress operates a partial service, it cannot refuse to ship constitutionally protected firearms for law abiding citizens.

[SPEAKER_10]: Even if there are not licensed dealers, while in that opinion, the USBS proposed a rule April of 2026 to permit mailing hand guides and such as pistols and revolvers.

[SPEAKER_10]: Under the proposal, hand goods would follow the same safety requirements already applied to long guns.

[SPEAKER_10]: They must be unloaded securely, patch it, package in the public comment period closed on May the 4th and the USPS says it is now reviewing the feedback before the final decision.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, there you go, there you go, okay, so we'll see what happens there.

[SPEAKER_10]: Also, in some other news, I'm talking about this with a federal trade court delivering a major blow to President Trump's trade agenda yesterday, really that he overstepped his authority when he imposed the tariff of most U.S. imports earlier this year in a two one decision, the court of an international trade, found the Trump's

[SPEAKER_10]: properly invoked a rarely use a section of trade act, 1974, which allows emergency tariffs when the U.S. faces serious balance of payment problems, the judges concluded that those conditions did not exist making the tariff of unlawful.

[SPEAKER_10]: This marks the second major legal defeat for Trump's tariff strategy.

[SPEAKER_10]: Um, his earlier route of broad terrors was struck down by the Supreme Court triggering a massive refund process of roughly $166 billion in duties, and the new ruling stands the administration would have to reimburse reporters of the 10% tariff.

[SPEAKER_10]: The decision also limits Trump's ability at least for doubt to impose a sweeping tariff without congressional approval.

[SPEAKER_10]: Uh, Larry, excuse me, pushing company towards US manufacturing, the administration had described the terror of his temporary measure while it worked on more durable trade policy under different statues, which are not ready yet.

[SPEAKER_10]: So that's all.

[SPEAKER_10]: There you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: There you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: What do you think?

[SPEAKER_10]: I'm just asking.

[SPEAKER_10]: I just want to have a better understanding there.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, take a listen to this one real quick.

[SPEAKER_10]: Coming out in Tennessee, Tennessee lawmakers have approved a new registration map that would eliminate the state's last democratic leaning, black majority congressional district, sending the plan to governor Bill Lee for final approval.

[SPEAKER_10]: The move becomes just days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling weekend part of the voting rights act, a section that had helped protect minority communities ability to elect candidates of their choice.

[SPEAKER_10]: analysts expect the states to move quickly after that decision.

[SPEAKER_10]: The Tennessee did.

[SPEAKER_10]: The district in question is Memphis Bay's seat along held by Democratic Steve Cohen under the new map.

[SPEAKER_10]: The district is split into three diplomatically Republican leaning districts meaning that of all nine Tennessee seats would now favor the GOP.

[SPEAKER_10]: The vote has sparked protests inside and outside of the Capitol with some uh, demographics or yeah, Democratic demonstrators removed from the gallery.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: What do you think?

[SPEAKER_10]: It's interesting.

[SPEAKER_10]: It's interesting on how these times are actually going about in regards to moving some of the stuff.

[SPEAKER_10]: that is going on.

[SPEAKER_10]: So I do not know.

[SPEAKER_10]: I do not know what exactly is going to happen going forward.

[SPEAKER_10]: So I'll be interesting to see what happens as we do move forward with some of this redistricting.

[SPEAKER_10]: In regards of what is going on, I believe Florida has just recently went through something similar.

[SPEAKER_10]: So his Texas

[SPEAKER_10]: So we'll have to take a look and see what exactly is going on.

[SPEAKER_10]: If that's something that's important to you, if it's not something that's important to you, then I'm just kind of wasted your time in regards to talking about it.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: So with that being said, why don't we go ahead and do this?

[SPEAKER_10]: I do have my friend from feature story news, kind of waiting in the wing.

[SPEAKER_10]: We normally would do a main story during this time, but it is free form Friday.

[SPEAKER_10]: So what does that mean when it's free form Friday?

[SPEAKER_10]: It means that we go news heavy with everything that's going on.

[SPEAKER_20]: Here is the news on the right of our safety show.

[SPEAKER_01]: Just during news in Hong Kong, I'm Laura Westbrook.

[SPEAKER_01]: The southern Indian state of Karnataka has changed its industrial land policy.

[SPEAKER_01]: To lock in a major American semiconductor investment, worth around $430 million USD.

[SPEAKER_01]: The government has approved 140 acres near the city's international airport for U.S. chip equipment giant applied materials to set up a research development and ecosystem hub is on guard reports from Edelli.

[SPEAKER_26]: Karnataka government says this flexibility is needed to anchor a high-value chip research and innovation ecosystem in Bengaluru, which is also known as India Silicon Valley.

[SPEAKER_26]: Even as the government is accusing the federal government of

[SPEAKER_26]: Pressuring companies to choose Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state Gujarat for similar projects, instead of leasing out land as for existing policy Karnatka Bala offered it on a lease come sale basis and allow Marquis and a conductor firms to get plots without competitive bidding, analysts say this could set the stage for more companies to establish manufacturing in Karnatka, which already leads India's IT services industry, Ashankargh New Delhi.

[SPEAKER_01]: A U.S. federal trade court has strapped down President Donald Trump's global 10% tariff declaring it illegal, the White House imposed the rate in February after the Supreme Court ruled against the administration's Liberation Day tariffs, Nick Harper reports from Washington.

[SPEAKER_24]: Another tariffs fight in which courts have weighed in to push back on the legality of Donald Trump's central economic and trade policies.

[SPEAKER_24]: The 10% across the board tariff was meant to be a placeholder, put in place after the Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal liberation day tariffs in February.

[SPEAKER_24]: But a group of small businesses who brought the case argued that the

[SPEAKER_24]: the White House may now appeal, but if they lose, it'll mean more refunds for businesses affected at a time when the Trump administration is already trying to pay back $166 billion in liberation day tariffs.

[SPEAKER_24]: I'm Nick Harper and Washington.

[SPEAKER_01]: Lufthansa has announced that it is preparing for the possibility of refueling stopovers should a jet fuel shortage continue.

[SPEAKER_01]: Europeans' supplies are at risk of running low due to the war in Iran and the disruption of fuel through the straight-of-haul moves, William Denzlo reports from Brussels.

[SPEAKER_22]: According to the airline CEO, Lufthansa isn't imminently preparing to add refueling stops, but warns that preparations are underway.

[SPEAKER_22]: The carrier adds that fuel supplies through Junus Accured, but from then on, possible refueling stops on routes to Asia and Africa.

[SPEAKER_22]: Might be needed, Jeffyll prices are more than doubled since the conflict in Iran began, and Laftanzer has already cut 20,000 flights due to the soaring prices, and dwindling supplies.

[SPEAKER_22]: European airports have warned that they face a systematic fuel shortage, if the straight of hummus doesn't open, and the European Union says it's taking steps to ramp up procurement when he denselow Brussels.

[SPEAKER_01]: from Beerus Worldwide, this is FSN.

[SPEAKER_01]: An outbreak of hunt virus on board a cruise ship is not the start of a pandemic, according to the UN Health Agency.

[SPEAKER_01]: The World Health Organization says it's not the same situation as six years ago with COVID-19, because hunt of virus spreads through close intimate contact.

[SPEAKER_01]: All those who have fallen ill on the cruise ship experiencing a hunter virus outbreak are now in hospital as the ship itself and the remaining passengers sail to Spain's Canary Islands.

[SPEAKER_01]: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he had been briefed on the situation, telling reporters it's very much we hope under control.

[SPEAKER_01]: Former passengers who left the ship at earlier ports are being advised to self-isolate

[SPEAKER_25]: 146 people from 23 nations are still on board the ship, which has been anchored off the African island's nation of Cape Verde for three days after being refused permission to disembark.

[SPEAKER_25]: It's now sailing to Spain's Canary Islands from where passengers will return home after being checked if they're fit to travel, but the president of the Canary Islands has protested the plan, while the variant of the disease believed to be responsible for this outbreak is transmissible between humans,

[SPEAKER_25]: It requires much closer contact than flu or COVID-19, and the World Health Organization says there's no need for panic.

[SPEAKER_01]: Stuart Smith, London The main news again.

[SPEAKER_01]: US President Donald Trump says a ceasefire with Iran is still in place after both sides exchanged fire late on Thursday.

[SPEAKER_01]: The economic fallout from the Iran conflict is expected to top the agenda as leaders from the Aussiaan block meet in the Philippines.

[SPEAKER_01]: A U.S. federal court strikes down President Donald Trump's global 10% tariff declaring it illegal, dealing a fresh blow to the President's flagship economic agenda.

[SPEAKER_01]: And that's the latest feature story news, Laura Westbrook reporting.

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[SPEAKER_10]: okay so it's Friday so we have to talk a little bit about everything that is going on inside of the world of the multiverse so if you are going to the cinema over the weekend here are the newest movies that have come out Billy Eyelish hit me hard and soft the two are live in 3D starring Billy Eyelish movie synopsis and accompanying 3D concert film documenting the Manchester show and co-directed by Billy Eyelish

[SPEAKER_10]: And James Cameron is rated PG-13, it's hit seeing theaters today.

[SPEAKER_10]: Also Mortal Kombat 2, let's see, the fan favorite champions are now joined by Johnny Cage himself, are pitted against one another in the ultimate battle to defeat the dark rule of Shao Nao Shao Kod that threatens the existence of the earth realm and its defenders.

[SPEAKER_10]: It's rated our hitting theaters today.

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[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, that hits theaters today.

[SPEAKER_10]: And last but not least, remarkable bright creatures, though unlikely bonds formed during the night shifts at a local aquarium, Tova, an elderly widow, leans, uh, uh, learns of a life-changing discovery that may bring her joy and wondered once again.

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[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_10]: That's some stuff going on right there.

[SPEAKER_10]: So listen, I have to tell me, I'm kind of intrigued by the Billie Eilish thing.

[SPEAKER_10]: I'm not gonna lie.

[SPEAKER_10]: Number one, I like her as a singer.

[SPEAKER_10]: In number two, I think it's interesting that James Cameron took on this project.

[SPEAKER_10]: With her, and I know that they're co-directed on this.

[SPEAKER_10]: In regards to releasing this, because keeping mine for a moment here, that he did have the avatar movies.

[SPEAKER_10]: and it did kind of change everything.

[SPEAKER_10]: And regardless of how he did that setup back in the day.

[SPEAKER_10]: So it's definitely something to think about.

[SPEAKER_10]: So there you go, some stuff to consider as we move forward.

[SPEAKER_10]: So with that being said, what do we continue moving forward and talking about some other things that are going on inside of the world of the multiverse?

[SPEAKER_10]: Because that is kind of what we do around here.

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[SPEAKER_10]: We'll have some level of a documentary that will take place in the middle, somewhere towards the middle, and then I'll come back out and close the whole thing out, talking about signal.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Listen, it's going to be a much different presentation than other things that we normally do.

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[SPEAKER_10]: So a lot of stuff going on anyways.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Let's start talking right away about some other things that are going on I do have John Smalls waiting in the wing.

[SPEAKER_10]: Why don't you talk about the motivation minute?

[SPEAKER_10]: So if you're good with that, what you should be?

[SPEAKER_10]: I mean, I think you should be We can get him in start talking about the motivation and we can feel motivated on this lovely Friday I mean, I think you can feel motivated on this Friday So let's go ahead and do that right now

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[SPEAKER_30]: The Trump administration's recent surge of immigration agents into Minnesota has caused a noticeable slowdown in federal law enforcement.

[SPEAKER_06]: The Pentagon confirmed that military forces neutralized two individuals during a Wednesday operation targeting a suspected drug trafficking vessel.

[SPEAKER_31]: The strike occurred in the Caribbean region, as part of ongoing efforts to intercept illicit smuggling activities, U.S. defense officials stated that the mission successfully disrupted a major supply route.

[SPEAKER_31]: An investigation into the specific origins of the vessel is currently underway

[SPEAKER_06]: Public health officials are investigating a concerning haunt of virus outbreak that has recently affected passengers on a cruise ship.

[SPEAKER_07]: The vessel docked on Thursday as health agencies struggle with insufficient contact tracing after the first reported death.

[SPEAKER_07]: Many passengers have already dispersed into various communities without receiving proper medical screening or immediate isolation.

[SPEAKER_07]: Local hospitals are now on high alert to manage any potential cases of infection, Kyle Norris reporting.

[SPEAKER_06]: A federal grand jury on Thursday formally indicted a man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump.

[SPEAKER_15]: The suspect faces four felony charges following an incident involving a firearm and a secret service officer.

[SPEAKER_15]: Legal teams are preparing for the upcoming trial while security protocols remain at higher alert.

[SPEAKER_15]: Authorities have not disclosed additional motives regarding the attack at this time.

[SPEAKER_15]: Gary Beck reporting.

[SPEAKER_06]: Chinese officials emphasize stable diplomatic relations with the United States on Thursday before the upcoming visit from President Trump.

[SPEAKER_29]: The leadership in Beijing expressed confidence despite recent trade and geopolitical tensions affecting global market sentiment this week.

[SPEAKER_29]: They maintain that cooperation remains a key priority for both nations moving forward.

[SPEAKER_29]: Continued dialogue is expected to address lingering economic concerns throughout the year, Chris Anderson reporting.

[SPEAKER_06]: Federal regulators announced on Thursday that the Commerce Department will now test major artificial intelligence software models.

[SPEAKER_23]: Leading technology companies have agreed to provide early access to systems before they are released to the public.

[SPEAKER_23]: This shift marks a significant move by the Trump administration to increase oversight in Silicon Valley.

[SPEAKER_23]: Officials want to ensure that AI safety standards are met before widespread deployment, Jessica Oakley reporting.

[SPEAKER_06]: Chief Justice John Roberts addressed the public perception of the Supreme Court during a recent forum on Thursday.

[SPEAKER_16]: He argued that the justices should not be viewed primarily as political actors in the current legal climate.

[SPEAKER_16]: The institution continues to face scrutiny over its recent rulings and internal lobbying pressures.

[SPEAKER_16]: Roberts maintains that judicial independence is vital for upholding the rule of law nationwide, Lawrence Keller reporting.

[SPEAKER_16]: And that's the latest news headlines with Allen Edwards.

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[SPEAKER_10]: Let's talk about some celebrity birthdays that are going on today.

[SPEAKER_10]: Philip Bailey turned 75.

[SPEAKER_10]: Chris Franst turned 75 as well.

[SPEAKER_10]: Alex Van Halen turned 73 today, Melissa Gilbert 62, and Enrique Inglesias.

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[SPEAKER_10]: And at least 17 people were injured after a dozen of tornadoes were reported across Mississippi late, Monday leaving a widespread damage in multiple counties and prompting a large scale emergency response effort.

[SPEAKER_10]: Now let me tell you this before we get too far.

[SPEAKER_10]: Today is Friday.

[SPEAKER_10]: And if you're in the US on Sunday, it is Mother's Day.

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