Lindsay Clancy Mistrial; Miami Plane Crash; OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra Model & Warning; Far-Right Wins In Germany; Hollywood’s Record-Breaking Summer

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Hey, everybody. It is Tuesday, September 8th. You're listening to the Mo News podcast. I'm Moshe Oinounou here. This is the place where we bring you just the facts, where we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Solo edition here as we begin a new week. I hope all of you in the US had a great Labor Day weekend. My family spent it up in Vermont picking blueberries, raspberries, peaches. It was really lovely weekend up there. I do hope that the raspberries we picked over the weekend last longer than those ones from the grocery store which seem to get mushy by the time you get home. It's something we were discussing today. If anyone has tips on how to make the raspberries last longer, please get in my DMs today over on Instagram. Maybe Jill will have advice when she comes back to the podcast. Tomorrow, with that said, we'll have a lot of fun fruit recipes for you. Care of my wife who's an incredible baker over on the social media feeds. But there's a lot of news to get to here from over the weekend. As we look ahead to a week here, where many people are now back in school, back at work, you can't use the summer vacations as an excuse any longer to avoid some of the emails or tasks you've been avoiding until now. All right. A lot of stories we're looking at in today's podcast, including tragedy at Miami International Airport over the weekend when an Amazon cargo jet crashed off the end of a runway. Five people are dead. Federal investigators are searching for answers. We'll have the latest. Staying with Aviation News will also take you behind that viral photo you may have seen over the weekend of a man duct-taped to a first-class seat on an American Airlines flight. What happened and why some people who had to restrain them said 9-11 was on their minds. Now a story that a lot of people are still talking about as we head into another week here. What happened in the Lindsay Clancy trial late on Friday as a mistrial was declared, the jury came back deadlocked again after more than 30 hours of deliberations. There was a last second drama Friday afternoon as the Lindsay Clancy attorneys tried to launch an appeal with the State Supreme Court. We will give you all the latest there and what we can expect might happen next. Meanwhile some AI news, OpenAI has unveiled its newest flagship AI model, but it's coming with some dire warnings, including from some AI scientists who say that we may be going into a territory here where AI agents are more powerful than humans can control.