Why D.C.’s airspace is riskier than we previously thought

为何华盛顿特区的领空比我们之前想象的更危险

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2025-02-14

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On today’s show: Hamas says it will release hostages as scheduled this weekend. But the future of the ceasefire deal is still somewhat uncertain. NPR’s Kat Lonsdorf explains what’s going on. New reporting details frequent issues in the airspace near Reagan National Airport, where a helicopter collided with a passenger plane last month. The Washington Post’s Ian Duncan has the story.  Luis Rubiales, the former Spanish Football Federation president, is on trial for alleged sexual assault and coercion after kissing soccer player Jenni Hermoso following a match. Dermot Corrigan, of The Athletic, has been in the courtroom and joins to discuss. Plus, the DOJ’s order to drop charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams prompts mass resignations, Trump announces reciprocal tariffs, and ‘Saturday Night Live’ turns 50. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.
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  • Good morning.

  • It's Friday, February 14th, Valentine's Day.

  • I'm Shemitah Basu.

  • This is Apple News today.

  • On today's show, the complicated airspace around Reagan National Airport,

  • the trial of Spain's former soccer chief ends.

  • And in 50 years of Saturday Night Live, Lorne Michaels has never missed a show.

  • but first to the Middle east,

  • where Hamas has agreed to release three Israeli hostages

  • on Saturday as scheduled in the planned ceasefire deal.

  • Earlier in the week, Hamas threatened to postpone their release,

  • accusing Israel of violating terms of the agreement related to humanitarian aid

  • and allowing displaced Palestinians to return to northern Gaza.

  • Hamas also said some Palestinians are still being targeted by gunfire.

  • Israel denied those claims and had threatened to resume attacks on Gaza

  • if Hamas refused to release the hostages as planned.

  • Everyone here on both sides has just been kind of holding their breath for the last few days,

  • waiting to see if this can be worked out.

  • Kat Lansdorf is NPR's Middle east correspondent and spoke with us from Tel Aviv.

  • She says although this recent dispute appears to be resolved,