Live from MPR News, I'm Jial Snyder.
on Iran because Middle Eastern allies asked him to.
“Trump says the attack was going to take place Tuesday, but now he's told military leaders”
to stand down in PRSD, but Shiveram has more. Trump said the upcoming attack on Iran would be delayed for a few days, but also said it
might never happen if Iran agrees to a deal.
I've put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever, but possibly for a little while. Because we've had very big discussions with Iran. Cutter and the UAE boats say a deal is close to happening, which is why they asked Trump to pause the planned attack. Trump says a deal will ultimately have to include Iran agreeing to not have a nuclear weapon.
Deepish Ivaram and Pyrenees, the White House. Trump had warned that the clock was ticking for Iran to strike a deal or fighting would renew. The Special Agent in charge of the FBI San Diego Field Office, Mark Bremley, is asking the public for help in the investigation into Monday shooting at San Diego County's largest
mosque.
“As we work through this investigation, we ask for your patience to determine any motive and”
facts associated with the shooting. The FBI continues to ask for the public's help in providing any information that could help us resolve this investigation and remind the public that any detail no matter how small it could be useful. Police say two teenage suspects open fire at the Islamic Center of San Diego killing
three men. The suspects were found dead in a car of apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds. A federal judge in Oakland, California, Monday, accepted a jury's ruling against Elon Musk. The jury deliberated less than two hours and must lawsuit against open AI and its top executives. The jury found open AI not liable for having allegedly strayed from its original non-profit
mission to benefit humanity, saying Musk wanted to wait too long to file his lawsuit. A strike at the nation's largest commuter rail network has ended after three days. Bruce Conviser reports that New York's mass transportation authority in Long Island Railroad workers reached the deal Monday night. Governor Kathy Hockel applauded the agreement.
She said the MTA had reached the fair deal with the five striking unions. Details of the agreement have not been released, but Hockel said it gave the 3,500 striking rail workers a fair salary increase while protecting riders. When negotiations broke off early Saturday, Hockel warned that the salary raise being sought by the unions would force the MTA to raise transit fairs, perhaps as much as 8%.
More than 250,000 weekday commuters depend on the LIRR to get them into an out of the city. The strike led to massive traffic types on Monday's would-be rail riders tried to get to work by car. But with standing the new deal Tuesday morning's commuters expected to be chaotic, Hockel
said services likely to resume around midday, for NPR News, I'm Bruce Conviser in New York. This is NPR News. A judge in New York is allowing a gun and notebook to be used as evidence that Luigi Manchione's trial in the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but the judge also
ruled Monday that other evidence found during an initial search of Manchione's backpack should be suppressed. Manchione is pleading not guilty to state and federal charges. 150 scientific researchers and organizations are pressuring Congress not to overturn the management plan for the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and Southern Utah.
From Member Station KN, a U-Ryan Hineshiss reports.
The group of archaeologists, paleontologists, biologists, and others called the nearly 2 million
acre expanse in unparalleled living laboratory. We've nicknamed Grand Staircase the Science Monument because of its fossil record ecological diversity in cultural resources. The researchers sent a letter to federal lawmakers urging them to reject an attempt to toss out the Monuments Management Plan that govern science, conservation, recreation, and cultural
protection. The effort is spearheaded by Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee, who has long fought national monuments and other public lands protections. For NPR News, I'm Ryan Heichis in Flagstaff, Arizona. Former Los Angeles Police Detective Mark Furman has died.
He was 74, a corner said Monday that Furman died last week in Idaho where he moved years ago.
Furman was one of the first two police detectives sent to investigate the 1994 killings
of OJ Simpson's former wife Nicole Brown and her friend, Ronald Goldman. I'm trial Snyder, NPR News. This week on up first one trend, emerging this election season, President Trump actively opposing Republicans he sees as disloyal and endorsing their primary challengers, who toppled in combats in multiple states.
“We're watching key primaries on Tuesday in Kentucky and elsewhere to see if that narrative”
holds up. And what those races might tell us about November.
