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Good morning everyone, I'm Kate Baldwin. It is Tuesday, September 8th. Here are your five things. Number one, the plane crash. We're getting a new look at the moments just after an Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami and Sunday. So you didn't got this video showing a member of the crew actually appearing to jump from the plane and run as the jet was on fire. Flight radar shows the Boeing 767 was still going 130 miles an hour when it reached the end of the runway. And at that speed, then crashed through fencing and concrete barriers and then hit several vehicles. Five people were killed, all of them on the ground and in the same van, five others were injured. How the two pilots onboard the plane are doing, that's still unclear. The NTSB is there and says a 32 person team will be at the scene for at least a week. They've been able to recover the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, which is now being examined. The NTSB chair, Jennifer Hammondy,

she described the crash scene as utter devastation. First of all, we need to document the scene and we need to get access to the aircraft itself. We do not have that yet. Again, recovery operations are continuing. Two of Miami's four runways remain closed this morning because of all of this. Number two, the mom accuses a murder. An Illinois woman has her first court appearance today, charged with killing her two-year-old son. Prosecutors say Corey Walsh was actually texting friends last week about the Lindsey Clancy trial. Just hours before her son, Barrett, was found dead. Court documents show a neighbor found Walsh in her bathroom actively trying to harm herself with a knife and then told the neighbor that her son, young son, was in the basement. Officers who arrived on scene say Walsh admitted, to them, she killed her son because he was, quote,

the devil and the antichrist. She also had an infant in the home at the time and two other children were at school. None of them were harmed. Her husband was traveling and flew home immediately upon learning this horrific news. An attorney for Corey Walsh claims that she was suffering a psychotic episode, quote, it is our hope that through a thorough presentation investigation of the facts that all of us will come to see this heartbreak for what it is. Prosecutors alleged that she made statements after her arrest about harming her other children and harming her husband upon his return home. Number three, the tariffs. As of midnight, Canada has hit back and a new round of retaliatory tariffs have set in on $20 billion worth of American goods. The targets this time, a doubling of the tariffs on US steel and aluminum to 50% to match what the Trump administration has put on Canada. Tariffs of 15 to 50% on things like paper products, construction materials, appliances, agricultural goods.

This is after trade talks between the US and Canada broke down last month and we talked so much about it. And President Trump is now making a new threat over all of this to ban one of Canada's top aerospace companies from Badiay from selling in the US. Here's a quote for you. If they want our market, they must build here and stop treating America like a piggy bank. Also suggesting that he will raise auto tariffs on Canada to 50% starting January 1st. So stand by to stand by on this one. We'll have another story for you right after this break. Tevye got news for your ears, the podcast. I am your host, Michael Ian Black. What are we gonna talk about? Let's get into it. We're talking about, we're back at war with Iran. And Trump has the AI slot videos to prove it. Dandrisco quits. Right when we learned who he was, Trump's midterm plans involved several unpopular things, himself and data centers. Have I got news for your ears? Check us out on Apple, Amazon Music,

wherever you get your podcast, even better you can watch the podcast on Spotify. Number four, the meme coin. It appears Hunter Biden is looking to cash in on some crypto and get some attention doing it. The son of former president Biden posted to the social, seeming to confirm reports that he is launching a meme coin tomorrow. And when it comes to the name of the token that will trade under a ticker with a very clear nod to his infamous laptop that sparked a thousand memes and became the rallying cry of. Trump Republicans all over the place after the FBI seized it in 2019. On that laptop, message is about his foreign business dealings and also nude photos of him doing drugs. Hunter Biden in recent months has tried to write off the embarrassing episode as evidence of his previous addiction, yes, but not evidence of any corruption. President Trump and the first lady launched their own meme coins before returning office, who might remember so far. It has, it's said to have earned them a billion dollars

though many investors lost money on that venture. One last thing, a sneak peek this morning inside the latest creation coming from the brilliant mind of George Lucas, the Star Wars creator and his wife, businesswoman Melody Hobson, co-founded the project together. The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. It opens this month and yes, there is plenty of Princess Leigh and Luke Skywalker inside so don't fret my pet. But also maybe something of a surprise. That galaxy far, far away is just 7% of everything you're actually gonna find in there, which represents a significant slice of Lucas's private collection. You also find Norman Rockwell, Frida Kahlo, comics, and even recreations of ancient art. And then there's the building itself that deserves mention and attention, a 300,000 square foot futuristic structure designed to look like it's floating. Here's the architects take. The building actually less about shape, more about experience. I want to make the central plaza very spiritual.

Like everyone go there, they can imagine something very differently. Wow. The museum took eight years and around a billion dollars of their own money to build. I'm Kate Baldwin, those are the five things you need to know to get your day going. And I get going. I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, host of the Chasing Life Podcast. Last week, there was this important report that dropped that I think got a lot of attention. It's about football and there was this new study in the British Medical Journal, which estimates that of all the NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021, about 878 players, at least 25% of them had confirmed CTE. That is the disease that is caused by repetitive hits to the brain. So CNN's resident NFL veteran, Koi Wire, he called me, we called fellow CNN sports anchor Andy Scholes, and we were talking about it. I know as a former player, anytime I forget my keys,

if I get a slight headache, it pops in my head. I'm thinking like, man, I hope this is just, Andy, do you forget your keys? Rarely, I do. Oh, the ear's supposed to say yes all the time Koi, make me feel better. Sorry. Listen to Chasing Life, streaming now, wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, I'm Anderson Cooper. On my podcast, all there is, we explore grief and loss in all its complexities. My guess on the podcast is NASCAR Champion Whole of Famer Kurt Busch. He's grieving the recent death of his younger brother, NASCAR Champion Kyle Busch. I'm trying to grieve in ways to help people. I want your mom, my dad, and I try to do it where I'm not biting off more than I can chew and then back off a bit and trying to help everyone get through this and share stories. And it's not going to get any easier, but time will help heal. I have a nice therapist that I worked with towards the twilight of my career. His therapy helped. It has. I embraced it a few years back, whereas the younger teenager, 20 year old, 30 year old,

nah. Talking grief, building community. That's what the podcast is all about. This is all there is. Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts.

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