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

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

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Speaker 2: President Trump claims Iran is negotiating to end its war

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Speaker 2: with the US, but has been afraid to do so.

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Speaker 2: Iran maintains there have been no negotiations, but Trump said

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Speaker 2: last night that there are people in Tehran who want

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Speaker 2: to make a deal, but they're afraid they'll be killed

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Speaker 2: on Capitol Hill this morning.

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Speaker 3: Matt Bodner, Iran's foreign minister, appeared on State TV Wednesday

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Speaker 3: and said that Tehran has not had any talks with

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Speaker 3: the United States, apparently contradicting Trump's claims. He also said

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Speaker 3: that yes, messages are being delivered via intermediaries, but Iran

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Speaker 3: does not consider this to be negotiation or dialogue. As

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Speaker 3: for Iran's counter demands, they do include a complete halt

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Speaker 3: to US and Israeli aggression, as well as recognition of

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Speaker 3: Iran's sovereignty over the Straight of Horn moves.

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Speaker 2: The claim comes as the Pentagon has been sending more

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Speaker 2: troops to the Middle East. The National Guard may soon

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Speaker 2: join ICE agents a US airport sorts to help with

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Speaker 2: the TSA staffing crisis. President Trump said yesterday he may

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Speaker 2: call up the National Guard for more help. TSA employees

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Speaker 2: are not being paid during the ongoing partial government shutdown,

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Speaker 2: and hundreds have already quit their jobs. The acting TSA

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Speaker 2: director says some TSA agents are even selling their blood

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Speaker 2: to pay bills. At the airport. Priscilla Thompson says patients

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Speaker 2: with passengers swearing thin at.

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Speaker 3: Houston's George Bush Intercontinental one.

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Speaker 4: Word to describe what you've experienced. Catastrophic. Traveler Elizabeth Hartman

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Speaker 4: says she shelled out one thousand dollars rebooking at International

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Speaker 4: flight and hotels where the airport froman now is Yesterday,

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Speaker 4: I instilled, didn't make a fly.

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Speaker 2: The investigation into Sundays crash on the runway at New

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Speaker 2: York Slaguardia Airport continues. The NTSB's Jennifer Homendi says investigators

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Speaker 2: will soon interview the two firefighters who were inside the

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Speaker 2: airport firetruck that was hit by and Air Canada Regional

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Speaker 2: jet while it was landing. It killed the two pilots.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michael Kassner. Tuberculosis is making a comeback in the

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Speaker 2: United States. In New York, Sara Lee Kessler.

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Speaker 4: The CDC says more than ten thousand TB cases were

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Speaker 4: reported in America last year, including nine hundred and sixty

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Speaker 4: seven in New York. That's the most of any US

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Speaker 4: city and that reverses three decades of decline. The disease,

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Speaker 4: also known as white plague, primarily affects the lungs and

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Speaker 4: is the world's deadliest infectious disease. Health expert say cases

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Speaker 4: are often missed because TB can be mistaken for flu

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Speaker 4: or RSV. Delays and treatment have led to a surge

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Speaker 4: and antibiotic resistance to first line tuberculosis drugs.

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Speaker 2: Good news if tips are part of your income. More

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Speaker 2: from Wendy Swanson.

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Speaker 1: The no tax on tips provision in the Big Beautiful

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Speaker 1: Bill is in effect for this tax season. Mark Steber

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Speaker 1: is the chief tax information officer at Jackson Hewitt.

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Speaker 5: Starting in twenty five the tax return you're working on

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Speaker 5: now you can deduct up to twenty five thousand dollars

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Speaker 5: in qualified tips. There's a new form, there's a new

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Speaker 5: line number where you put it there. Because it's typically

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Speaker 5: historically and correctly already supposed to be on your tax return.

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Speaker 5: Now there's a new tax deduction.

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Speaker 1: Stever says it's a great new benefit for millions of Americans,

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Speaker 1: but he says, you have to track those qualified tips.

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Speaker 5: You kind of have to come up with that data,

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Speaker 5: you know, this year, because there's not an autobox on

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Speaker 5: a form or a W two or a ten ninety

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Speaker 5: nine AC or whatever you might otherwise get for your tips.

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Speaker 5: So it's important to keep track of it, or already

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Speaker 5: have kept track of it, or at least assimilate that information.

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Speaker 1: You can also deduct up to twelve five hundred dollars

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Speaker 1: of qualified overtime pay on your federal income tax return.

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Speaker 1: The tax filing deadline is Wednesday, April fifteenth, at midnight.

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Speaker 2: The iHeartRadio Music Awards are tonight. This year's ceremony will

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