[AI-Generated Summary] The following summary details the Indiana University news broadcast covering local updates and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic: The IU news team, currently operating remotely from locations ranging from Indiana to Taiwan, provided a series of updates on local crime, severe weather, and the shift to online life. Recent local events included a home invasion at gunpoint on Bloomington’s south side and a severe storm with 70 mph winds that left nearly 100,000 Hoosiers without power. As education moved online, the broadcast highlighted the issue of "zoombombing," specifically citing a hacked IU student government meeting, and offered safety tips such as using waiting rooms and passwords. The news also touched on the experiences of international students remaining in campus dorms and shared a story from University Elementary School, where a "flag program" in the cafeteria helps diverse students, like Isabel O'Sullivan from Ireland, feel represented and included. The broadcast concluded with a peaceful video of Lake Monroe and a reminder that the team will continue to report from their homes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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