--:-- Dale Willman: This message comes from Sony Pictures Classics with Nuremberg. The Allies seek justice for the Holocaust. The chief prosecutor leads the trial of the century, while a U.S. Army psychiatrist battles Herman Goering's mind. Nuremberg, now playing only in theaters.
--:-- Dale Willman: Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman. Moments ago, the Senate voted in favor of a procedural vote to advance a measure to reopen the federal government.
--:-- Dale Willman: Under the deal, the government would be funded through January 30th. It also includes full-year funding of three appropriations bills, including funding for SNAP food benefits through the end of next September.
--:-- Dale Willman: Virginia Democrat Tim Kaine says they got the best deal they could.
--:-- Dale Willman: So here we are in a situation, and this was the reality. SNAP recipients suffering, nothing happening on ACA. The vote tonight will be full, and not just last year's, but full and robust SNAP funding. for SNAP recipients, and a PATH on the ACA.
--:-- Dale Willman: So from suffering and no PATH, we've now got robust benefits and a PATH. If the final bill is approved this week, it would then return to the House for a vote.
--:-- Dale Willman: There were thousands of flight cancellations and delays today at airports around the country. They occurred as the FAA continues to reduce traffic at some of the country busiest airports because of air traffic control staffing concerns
--:-- Dale Willman: MPR Joe Hernandez has a report Juliet Montefusco was flying from Philadelphia to Florida to meet up with her sister and other family members. Her flight was on time, but she said one part of her family got delayed for hours, including five kids.
--:-- Dale Willman: First time on a plane, first time on a big vacation, first time to Disney. and they had to wait in the terminal for like five hours the other day, which sucks, right, for a bunch of kids that have never been on a plane.
--:-- Dale Willman: Transportation officials say air travel headaches could get even worse as Thanksgiving approaches.
--:-- Dale Willman: Joe Hernandez, NPR News, Philadelphia.
--:-- Dale Willman: The parents of a Florida teenager imprisoned for allegedly throwing stones in the Israeli-occupied West Bank say his detention has now been extended until mid-December.
--:-- Dale Willman: Mohammed Ibrahim is a U.S. citizen. He was 15 years old when he was arrested and has been held without trial for nearly nine months.
--:-- Dale Willman: NPR's Lauren Freyer has more from Tel Aviv.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: This was Mohammed Ibrahim's 10th hearing in an Israeli military court. His father, Zahir Ibrahim, says it adjourned without a plea bargain or trial date.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: The Ibrahims are Palestinian-American. They split their time between the Tampa area and the occupied West Bank, where Israeli soldiers took Mohammed from his bed last February.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: In Israeli prison he's not allowed family visits nor phone calls.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: Court documents show he faces up to 20 years for stone throwing under security rules imposed after the Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: Members of Congress have called for his release in a letter that says he may have, quote, signs of torture.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: The State Department says the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, is deeply involved in this case.
--:-- Lauren Freyer: NPR News, Tel Aviv.
--:-- Dale Willman: Paul Tagliabue has died. He was 84 years old.
--:-- Dale Willman: Tagliabue served as the NFL commissioner for 17 years, and during his tenure, league revenues grew and the NFL expanded to 32 teams.
--:-- Dale Willman: He also introduced the Rooney Rule to promote diversity in coaching.
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--:-- Dale Willman: Federal and state health officials are investigating 13 cases in 10 states of infant botulism.
--:-- Dale Willman: The cases have been linked to whole nutrition infant formula from the company Byheart.
--:-- Dale Willman: The company has recalled that formula.
--:-- Dale Willman: Jackson, Mississippi was the site this weekend of the 82nd National Folk Festival.
--:-- Dale Willman: It's the state's first time hosting the country's oldest celebration of traditional arts.
--:-- Dale Willman: Mississippi Public Broadcasting's Shamir Mohamed talked to an artist about the unique culture he's representing at the events.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: The National Folk Festival has been featured in nearly 30 communities around the country but it the first time the festival is being hosted in the deep south.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: Mississippi Delta blues musician and artist James Johnson goes by the name Super Chicken.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: He makes guitars from items such as electric fans and cigar boxes, as well as an instrument called the diddly bow.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: Diddly bow is one of the Delta's first blues instruments. It arrived from an African instrument called a cora.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: Artists performed bluegrass, West African balafon, salsa, Irish music, and DC go-go.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: Jackson will continue to host the festival through 2027.
--:-- Shamir Mohamed: For NPR News, I'm Shamir Mohamed in Jackson, Mississippi.
--:-- Dale Willman: In college football, the Ohio State Buckeyes remain at the top of the latest AP rankings, followed by Indiana, Texas A&M, Alabama, and Georgia.
--:-- Dale Willman: Ole Miss moved up one spot to number six, while Oregon dropped a spot to seventh after a close call against Iowa on Saturday.
--:-- Dale Willman: Texas Tech is in eighth, followed by Notre Dame.
--:-- Dale Willman: And Texas has returned to the top 10, landing in the 10th spot after a bye week.
--:-- Dale Willman: I'm Dale Willman, NPR News.
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