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24/7 News: The Latest — The Latest: 03/12/2026 06:59pm ET. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
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The shooters have been identified as Muhammad Baylor Jello, a former national guardsman who pleaded guilty to trying to provide material support to ISIS in 2016. He was sentenced to 11 years and was released in 2024. The two people injured were taken to the hospital. They're in stable condition. Evans says ROTC students subdued Jello. And in her terms rendered him no longer alive. Evans said the students did not shoot Jello. Reports say the person who died when he attacked a Michigan synagogue had explosives inside his truck. The attack took place at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, northwest of Detroit, when an armed person crashed the truck into the temple that had children inside. Please say the vehicle caught fire as security opened fire on the driver. The war against Iraq is reaching the two-week mark. The new Iranian Ayatollah, most Hava Homani, released his first message since becoming Supreme Leader, but still has been seen in public after being appointed. Homani said the straight-of-form moves will remain closed
and Iran will ramp up attacks on its neighbors in the Gulf. Ooh, it's going to be a hot one. The southwest is prepping for an early heat wave. Los Angeles can expect to see the Mercury reach 98 degrees tomorrow, almost touching the March record set back in 1879. Temperatures throughout the region are expected to be 20 to 30 degrees above normal. This is according to the National Weather Service in Phoenix. Temperatures could hit 100 degrees next week, breaking a nearly four-decade old record. It comes after a warm February already saw a string of days reaching at least 90 degrees. I'm Jim Roop. Iran is outlining three conditions to end the war with the U.S. and Israel. In a social media post on X, Iran's president, Masoud Pazashkian, said the only way the war will end is if the U.S. and Israel acknowledge Iran's legitimate rights. Pay compensation for damages to the country and provide strong international guarantees that would prevent future attacks on Iran.
You also warned that there will be more strikes against U.S. allies across the Persian Gulf if Iranian ports come under attack. I'm Rurio Neal. Another tech partnership, Apple Music and TikTok are joining forces. The launching a product called Play Full Song, which gives Apple Music subscribers the option to hear a full song they might discover while browsing TikTok without having to leave the app. Users can also save those songs to their Apple Music playlists. The two companies are also introducing a Listening Party feature. I'm Tammy Trujillo. Allergy Season right around the corner. If not, some places already. Health experts are offering tips to lessen the impact. The Mayo Clinic says to reduce exposure. Folks should try to stay indoors on dry and windy days and avoid lawn mowing and gardening, remove and wash clothing after being outside, then shower to wash off pollen from the skin, hair, and there are a number of non-prescription nasal sprays and decongestants available to help lessen allergy symptoms. There is a saying that everyone is a little Irish on St. Patrick's Day.
Now, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, about 35 million people in America actually can claim Irish ancestry. That's about 10% of the U.S. population, but that small group parties big. There will be hundreds of St. Patrick's Day celebrations across the country this weekend. Parades, festivals, leprechaun runs, dying the river in Chicago, and don't forget the pub crawls. It's enough to make anyone want to be Irish, and on St. Patrick's Day, you can be. Because he was an Irish either. St. Patrick was British. I'm Bri Tennis. But he is the patron saint of Ireland. I'm Jim Roop.
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