Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Kyivone.
At least six people are dead from a Ukrainian rocket fired across the border into Russia.
“The attack is the latest and ongoing tit-for-tat strikes between the two countries using”
missiles and drones from Moscow and PR's Charles Mayans as the tales. It's unclear what exactly Ukraine was targeting when its rockets struck the border region of Belgrade. Russia's local acting governor only said a structure had been hit, and that among the victims was a teenage boy.
In addition to military installations, Ukraine is increasingly attacked Russian energy and logistics sites, soft targets the Kyiv claims are legitimate because they aid the Russian war effort and your Russian own strikes on civilian infrastructure. Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia's vast oil sector in particular, it caused on again off again gas shortages this summer, and long lines were back in gas stations this weekend,
that despite reports of the arrival of reserve fuel from India to alleviate the crisis. Charles Mayans and Kyrnus Moscow The USS Washington is on its way to the Middle East to relieve the USS Lincoln its 5,000 sailors deployed for more than 200 days. The Lincoln has been at the center of concerns over mental health issues, as well as a lack of fresh food and supplies, from Norfolk, Virginia, reporter Steve Walsh, with
member station W.H.R.R.O. has more. USS George Washington is now on its way to relieve USS Lincoln with their 5,000 sailors. It's hard to pinpoint when the Washington will arrive, normally you would expect both carriers to remain in the region for a week or so, but a Navy official who wasn't authorized to speak publicly told me that there is no standard hand-off period, so the Lincoln could
leave rather quickly once USS Washington arrives in the region. Reporter Steve Walsh with member station W.H.R.O. in Norfolk. Opening statements are scheduled to begin in Las Vegas at this hour in the trial of the
“Man accused of playing a key role at the 1996 murder of rap artist, Tupac Shakur.”
Steve Futterman reports.
Prosecutors will accused Wayne Davis, a former powerful gang leader of orchestrating the
killing. He will not be accused of pulling the trigger, but rather putting together all the elements that ended with Shakur being shot. The key evidence will be Davis' own words in interviews, and in a 2019 memoir, where he says he supplied the gun used in the murder and was in the car that drove up alongside
Shakur. The defense is expected to claim that Davis was fabricating and embellishing, Shakur's cousin William LaSaine does not believe the explanation. "Of course he's going to evade accountability by saying that he embellished for the last 15 years."
Davis now also claims he wasn't even in Las Vegas the night of the killing. For impure news, I'm Steve Futterman, in Las Vegas. On Wall Street at this hour, the Dow off 194, the NASDAQ up 27, this is NPR. Ebola has now taken more than 2,300 lives in Congo. Now making the latest outbreak the deadliest on record there.
The World Health Organization has said Congo is on track to surpass the 2014 through 16 West Africa outbreak the deadliest on record. There are no approved vaccines or treatments for this latest version of the Ebola virus. Television and film star Hayden Panna Tier has died and Piora's Anastasia Sucas has details.
Hayden Panna Tier lived much of her life in front of a camera.
She first appeared in a commercial when she was 11 months old.
When she was barely school-aged, she was already a regular on the soap opera one life to live. On the TV series Heroes, she played a high school cheerleader with healing powers and then went on to start in the series Nashville as a rising country music sensation, Juliet Barnes, which earned her two golden globe nominations.
Panna Tier had recently released a memoir about life as a child star, her subsequent addictions and recovery, and her battle with postpartum depression. Her cause of death was not made public. She would have turned 37 this Friday, Anastasia Sucas and Piora News, New York. More than 800,000 Chrysler vehicles in the US are being recalled by parent companies to
land this issue is radio software that could prevent rear-view cameras from proper operation, affected models from 2026 and 27 include the Chrysler Pacifica, the Dodge Charger, and the Jeep Jerarchy. I'm Louise Givone and Piora News, Washington.
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