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Jeanine Herbst (0:16)
In Washington, I'm Jeanine Herbst. President Trump is threatening Chicago with the use of what he calls the Department of War, saying on social media he loves the smell of deportations in the morning. Trump was referring to his proposal to rename the department Department of Defense, which would require approval from Congress. Illinois Governor J.B. pritzker responded by saying, this isn't a joke and this isn't normal. Trump is threatening to send National Guard troops to Chicago, as he's already done in Washington, D.C. but hundreds of protesters marched in the nation's capital today demanding an immediate withdrawal of the troops and law enforcement saying they're designed to harass and surveil black and brown residents, immigrants, youth and unhoused people. Tammy Bryce was among them.
Tammy Bryce (1:06)
It's almost like a war state. Like what? What's going on? Why is this being allowed to happen?
Jeanine Herbst (1:13)
D.C. s Attorney General is suing President Trump over the deployment of the National Guard troops. Gaza health authorities released new casualty figures on the 700th day of war between Israel and Hamas, saying more than 64,000 people are dead. Almost 10,000 are still missing. NPR's Jane Aref has more.
Jane Aref (1:31)
Gaza authorities say the number of dead include 20 children on Friday in one of the latest attacks. Gaza's civil defense spokesman says a family of five was killed when a minibus was hit in an Israeli strike. A video taken by the emergency crew shows first responders arriving on the scene near a traffic junction in northern Gaza City. There are little kids. Oh God. A rescue worker says, running toward a blackened minibus with bodies still in flames. The crew extinguishes the fire and removes what appears to be the charred body of a young child before shots are fired at them and they retreat in an ambulance. The Israeli military would not comment on the attack. Jane Araf, NPR News, Aman.
Jeanine Herbst (2:19)
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. S stance on vaccines is stirring nationwide backlash after a heated appearance on Capitol Hill this week. NPR's Rob Stein reports.
Rob Stein (2:28)
Everyone expected Democrats on the committee to go after Kennedy at the hearing, but they were joined by some Republicans, including Senator Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming.
