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--:-- Ryland Barton: Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Ryland Barton.
--:-- Ryland Barton: President Trump has unveiled what he calls a comprehensive plan to end the war in Gaza and promote broader peace in the region. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he accepts the plan. Trump says he's now waiting on Hamas.
--:-- Michelle Kellerman: The 20-point plan calls for the release of all hostages within 72 hours and says Gaza will be a, quote, deradicalized terror-free zone. The UN and international aid groups will be able to bring in food and humanitarian goods into Gaza, which will be run by a new transitional authority.
--:-- Michelle Kellerman: President Trump says the people of Israel want this war to end. They say two things, please get the hostages back and please end the war. They've had it.
--:-- Michelle Kellerman: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the plan achieves Israel's war aims, a Gaza that won't be run by Hamas or the Palestinian Authority.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Michelle Kellerman NPR News.
--:-- Kat Lonsdorf: The deployment is backed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, a Republican, while Memphis Mayor Paul Young, a Democrat, has been less enthusiastic. Still, Mayor Young created a website to inform the public on what to expect, saying that the National Guard, deputized by U.S. Marshals, will serve as extra, quote, eyes and ears to support local police.
--:-- Kat Lonsdorf: It said the Guard will not make arrests, issue warrants, or wear masks. Memphis has one of the highest violent crime rates in the country, according to FBI data, although it has fallen dramatically in the past year.
--:-- Kat Lonsdorf: Over the weekend, the Pentagon also called up 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, after Trump called the Pacific Northwest Port City war ravaged.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Kat Lonsdorf, NPR News, Memphis.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Officials say search crews did not find any additional bodies inside a Mormon church in Michigan where a Maine veteran opened fire and set the building ablaze, killing four people on Sunday.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Police say everyone is accounted for after the attack. Investigators say they're trying to determine what motivated Thomas Jacob Sanford to ram his pickup truck into the church in Grand Blank Township and then start shooting.
--:-- Scott Horsley: A big video game maker is going private. I'm reporting on the sale of Electronic Arts.
--:-- Scott Horsley: A trio of private equity firms is buying the video game giant Electronic Arts in a deal valued at $55 billion. EA is the company behind popular games like Madden NFL and The Sims.
--:-- Scott Horsley: The buyers include Saudi Arabia's public investment fund and Jared Kushner's investment company.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Lufthansa says it's adding more than 230 jets to its fleet by the end of the decade to keep up with strong demand for air travel. But the airline also says it plans to cut about 4,000 administrative workers, thanks to efficiency gains tied to artificial intelligence.
--:-- Scott Horsley: From Washington, this is NPR News.
--:-- Ryland Barton: A senior North Korean diplomat says his country won't give up its nuclear weapons despite numerous international demands to do so.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Speaking at the U.N. General Assembly meeting of world leaders, Vice Foreign Minister Kim Song-kyong characterized his country's nuclear weapons as crucial to keeping a balance of power with South Korea.
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny will headline the Super Bowl halftime show in February.
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: Bad Bunny's latest album, Debi Tirar Mas Fotos, is a love letter to Puerto Rican culture and history And it about to take on its biggest stage yet
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: In a press release the NFL Apple Music and Roc Nation commended the three Grammy winner for elevating Latin music to completely new heights.
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: He has released some of the biggest songs and albums of the past decade, breaking streaming and touring records left and right.
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: The 31-year-old is known for his outspoken political activism.
--:-- Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento: Earlier this summer, he said he did not include the mainland U.S. in his upcoming world tour out of fear that immigration and customs enforcement could target his concerts.
--:-- Ryland Barton: Open AI has announced new parental controls for chat GPT in an attempt to make it safer for teens.
--:-- Ryland Barton: The move comes after concerns about AI chatbot safety for young users, including cases where teenagers took their lives after using ChatGPT.
--:-- Ryland Barton: To activate the feature, parents have to send an email or text to their teens to link accounts. Teens can also invite their parents.
--:-- Ryland Barton: I'm Ryland Barton. This is NPR News from Washington.
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