More Deadly Devices in Lebanon

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🗓️ 19 September 2024

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Another series of explosions rips across Lebanon, this time targeting Hezbollah radios. Federal prosecutors sue the owners of the MV Dali for destroying the Key Bridge in Baltimore. And Donald Trump announces he’s visiting Springfield, Ohio, as local leaders and the Haitian community beg for calm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:15.0	Fancy a cheese hit.
0:18.0	It's Thursday, September 19th, and after all the pagers blew up, it still wasn't over.
0:27.0	We start here.
0:28.0	Hezbollah is hit with another series of explosions this time from their walkie talkies.
0:36.4	I saw a man whose hands were gone.
0:39.7	We're examining how and why this attack is happening.
0:43.7	The US sues the owners of that ship that took down a bridge.
0:47.2	They say this company tried to cut costs and cut corners.
0:50.5	Why prosecutors describe this as gross negligence.
0:53.8	And President Trump says he's going to Springfield, Ohio.
0:57.3	You may never see me again, but that's OK.
0:59.7	How his words are already affecting a large and now
1:02.3	endangered Haitian community.
1:05.0	From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milkey.
1:10.0	Hey, Mark. Milky.
1:17.0	Hey, Marcus, are you okay? Oh, yes, I'm fine.
1:18.0	Yeah, thank you.
1:20.0	Thank you.
1:21.0	This is our foreign correspondent, Marcus Moore.
1:24.3	And yesterday he arrived in Beirut, Lebanon to cover one of the most bizarre moments of the Middle
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