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Speaker 1: This is your twenty four to seven use update the

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Speaker 1: latest views this hour in just four minutes.

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Speaker 2: The Iran War is now in its nineteenth day. It

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Speaker 2: comes as the country confirmed its intelligence minister was killed

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Speaker 2: by n Israeli strike last night, and comes a day

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Speaker 2: after other top Iranian officials were killed by Israel. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: gas prices continue to rise, and there's still no clear

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Speaker 2: word on which nations, if any, will help the US

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Speaker 2: bring the situation in the Strait of Hormuz under control. Elsewhere,

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Speaker 2: at Dover Air Force Base, President Trump attended the dignified

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Speaker 2: transfer of three Ohio airmen who died overseas. Wall Street

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Speaker 2: closed with stocks sharply lower. It comes after the Federal

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Speaker 2: Reserve announced today its leaving interest rates unchanged. It's the

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Speaker 2: second time in a row the Fed has kept rate steady.

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Speaker 2: After the announcement, FED shared Jerome Powell made some remarks

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Speaker 2: that we will.

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Speaker 1: Be making progress on inflation, not as much as we

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Speaker 1: had hoped, but some progress on inflation. It should come

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Speaker 1: as we start to see in the middle of the

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Speaker 1: year progress on tariff's going through once and then the

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Speaker 1: tariff inflication coming down. We should be seeing.

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Speaker 2: That investors are also digesting a recent report that showed

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Speaker 2: the producer price index rose zero point seven percent last month.

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Speaker 2: The Senate Homeland Committee will vote on the confirmation of

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Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen on Thursday. The Republican senator from Oklahoma

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Speaker 2: testified before the committee. During his confirmation hearing today, Kentucky

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Speaker 2: Senator Ran Paul says he will not support Mullen's nomination

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Speaker 2: to lead DHS. Paul cited Mullen's alleged inability to apologize

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Speaker 2: and pass remarks he made relating to the Kentucky senator's

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Speaker 2: twenty seventeen attack as the reason for his opposition. And

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Speaker 2: if he says the.

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Speaker 3: Violence that happened to me, We're had six ribs broken,

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Speaker 3: my lung, damage, part of my lung removed, two pneumonia's,

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Speaker 3: if he thinks that's justifiable and he can readily understand it,

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Speaker 3: he can completely understand it, I think that makes him

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Speaker 3: unacceptable and unfit old office.

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Speaker 2: If Mullin wins committee approval, his nomination is expected to

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Speaker 2: go to the Senate floor next week. Val Kilmer is

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Speaker 2: being resurrected by AI to star in the film As

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Speaker 2: Deep as the Grave. I'm Lisa Carton Rare Earth minerals

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Speaker 2: needed to make everything from computers to car batteries are

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Speaker 2: normally sourced from China. Now there's a push to mine

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Speaker 2: them in Texas. We think within two years we're going

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Speaker 2: to be delivering these minerals. Land Commissioner Don Buckingham says

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Speaker 2: that Round Top Mountain, located in West Texas, is considered

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Speaker 2: one of the richest known deposits of rare earth minerals

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Speaker 2: in North America, but it requires a lot of work

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Speaker 2: to get them out, and experts say it also generates

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Speaker 2: large waste streams. New research shows belly fat may be

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Speaker 2: a stronger indicator of heart failure than body mass index.

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Speaker 2: Here's Michael Kasner.

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Speaker 4: Researchers presented their findings that the American Heart Association ep

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Speaker 4: Lifestyle Scientific Sessions. The study shows where fat is stored

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Speaker 4: in the body may matter more than weight, and that

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Speaker 4: inflammation is a key factor In the study, Inflammation accounted

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Speaker 4: for roughly one quarter to one third of the link

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Speaker 4: between men measures a fat stored around the waist and

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Speaker 4: heart failure risk. Researchers say the study helps understand why

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Speaker 4: some people develop heart failure despite having a body weight

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Speaker 4: that seems healthy.

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Speaker 2: New York City sanitation officials acknowledged dog poop is everywhere,

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Speaker 2: but when it comes to ticketing offending pooch owners, enforcement

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Speaker 2: officers may be barking up the wrong tree. Natalie Mglori's

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Speaker 2: on it, and she explains the situation.

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Speaker 5: New Yorkers say they're all too familiar with navigating piles

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Speaker 5: of dog poop.

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Speaker 2: I just try to close my eye and walk around

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Speaker 2: to make sure I don't step in it.

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Speaker 3: It's increased in the last three to five years. If anything,

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Speaker 3: I think COVID made it worse, because you know, we

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Speaker 3: all got a little care free.

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Speaker 5: And hearing earlier this week, The Department of Sanitation says

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Speaker 5: even though three one one regularly fields complaints, enforcement is

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Speaker 5: hard because they rarely catch people in the act. The

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Speaker 5: city says they received an influx of dog poop complaints

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Speaker 5: after January snowstorm. If a person is caught not picking

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Speaker 5: up after their pet, violations could be up to two

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Speaker 5: hundred and fifty dollars.

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Speaker 2: It's a hellish landscape known pedestrian wants to face. I'm

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Speaker 2: Lisa Carton,