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Nolan Wells' parents still don't know how their 18-year-old son died.
“His cause of death remains undetermined pending and investigation according to preliminary”
results of an independent autopsy announced today. Wells was on a boat trip to Mississippi's Horn Island July 4. His body was found on the island two days later. Wells was the only black person among his friends and the only one in the group who failed to return sparking fears that race might have been a factor.
NPR's brine men has more. The family has voiced a lot of frustration over this, whose scene Wells Wanzley has been
highly critical of this probe.
And when she spoke today, one of her main concerns is that law enforcement framed this from the outset as an accidental death she thinks that was premature. It was not even an hour that his body had been removed. And the share of came out and said, "This is, you know, accidental drowning. We don't think there's foul play."
Again, that is why we're doing what we're doing and why we're moving the way we are.
“Bringing this kind of pressure at the family and civil rights leaders have called on”
the Justice Department and other state investigators to join this case. NPR's brine men. In a post on social media president Trump said the U.S. would destroy Iranian bridges and power plants if he ran fires on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Here's NPR's Deepish of Iran.
Attacking civilian infrastructure could constitute a war crime, but Trump says from now onward if Iran fires missiles, rockets, drones, or any other weapons that ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. would respond by bombing one bridge or power plant. He added that those could include ones located in or near Iran's capital city, Tehran. The escalation comes as Trump has said he has no interest in meeting with Iranian
negotiators. The war has gone on months longer than Trump said it would and support for Trump's actions abroad and the higher price of goods that have come with it is dropping even among his base. Deepish of Iran and PR News.
“The U.S. is reporting nearly 2300 cases of the measles according to a track from Johns”
Hopkins School of Public Health, as in Paris, Maria Gidoi. The latest measles case count is also higher than the total number of cases reported in the U.S. for all of last year. 1,289 cases according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The resurgence of measles comes amid falling vaccination rates and growing non-medical
exemptions to required school vaccines. Pediatric Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Adam Ratner says to turn things around the country needs to raise vaccination rates. Requires families and communities to buy into the idea that we should be protecting each other.
That is the opposite of the way that things seem to be moving in many communities in the U.S. The CDC will update its own measles case count on Friday. It's NPR. The writer's Guild of America is suing to block paramount skydans from merging with Warner
Brothers Discovery. NPR is mentally del Botico reports the organization says a deal with harm writers in the film and TV industry.
The writer's Guild says that proposed 111 billion dollar mega deal would mean fewer competitors
making films, TV shows and streaming series, and that it will result in fewer jobs and lower wages for writers. The complaint was filed in Northern California District Court, where attorneys general from 12 states including California filed an anti-trust lawsuit against paramount skydans. This week a judge from that court issued a temporary restraining order that put a 14-day
pause on the deal. Attorney's fighting the merger say it would be the largest in Hollywood history, paramount says any delay after September will mean the company has to pay Warner Brothers $7 million a day. Mandaleit del Botico NPR news.
Open AI says an artificial intelligence agent is scape containment to target another company's digital infrastructure, according to a blog post experts working for the Maker of ChatGPT explained that they were testing a combination of agents to see if they could conduct targeted cyber attacks. However, the test went awry, open AI disclosed that the AI agent managed to break out of
an internal testing environment and into another AI company called HuggingFace which says it detected the breach and contained it. I'm Lakshmi saying NPR news. The last time Antonio May's senior heard from his son, it was in a note, the 16-year-old left in the family's garage.
Antonio Junior left home to join a protest in Seattle, a week later he was shot and killed there. Listen to we keep us safe on the embedded podcast from NPR.
