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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.

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Speaker 2: Hour in just four minutes.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is revealing what he called the big President

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Speaker 1: Iran gave to the US during his cabinet meeting this morning.

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Speaker 1: Trump said Iran followed through on a promise and recently

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Speaker 1: allowed eight oil tanker ships to travel through the Strait

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Speaker 1: of Hormuz. Trump didn't indicate where the oil was going,

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Speaker 1: but believed they were Pakistani flagged. Long wait times at

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Speaker 1: some TSA checkpoints are impacting travelers at airports across the country.

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Speaker 1: It comes after the Senate failed to pass a spending

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Speaker 1: bill yesterday that would have ended the partial government shutdown

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Speaker 1: in fun Homeland security airports have been dealing with TSA

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Speaker 1: staffing shortages as agents go without pay, causing lines at

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Speaker 1: security checkpoints to stretch for hours. Severe storms are affecting

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Speaker 1: millions across the Midwest and Ohio Valley today. A cold

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Speaker 1: front sweeping through the region could bring thunderstorms, hail, damaging

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Speaker 1: wind gusts, and possible tornadoes. Parts of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,

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Speaker 1: and the Pittsburgh region are most risk for a strong tornado.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is explaining why he voted via mail in

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Speaker 1: ballot for an upcoming Florida special election. Trump has been

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Speaker 1: against mail in voting overall, calling it mail in cheating. Today,

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Speaker 1: during his cabinet meeting, Trump said he voted by mail

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Speaker 1: because he's the president and he felt it was better

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Speaker 1: to be in Washington, d c. When pressed about recently

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Speaker 1: being in Palm Beach, Trump said again he couldn't be there.

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Speaker 1: He went on to note several reasons why mail in

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Speaker 1: voting is valid.

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Speaker 2: Nothing can reclaimed the Days We Left Behind.

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Speaker 1: We're Paul McCartney is getting ready to release his first

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Speaker 1: album in more than five years. The former Beatle announced

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Speaker 1: The Boys of Dungeon Lane will drop May twenty ninth.

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Speaker 1: The first single, Days We Left Behind, is out now.

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Speaker 1: McCartney recorded the album with producer Andrew Watt, who was

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Speaker 1: behind recent albums from The Rolling Stones, Elton John and

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Speaker 1: Brandy Carlyle, Ozzy Osbourne, and Pearl Jam. The album announcement

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Speaker 1: comes as McCartney is set to perform a pair of

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Speaker 1: intimate concerts this weekend at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles.

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Speaker 1: I'm Chris Krajio. The number of Americans applying for first

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Speaker 1: time unemployment benefits is up The Labor Department says it

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Speaker 1: received two hundred and ten thousand initial applications in the

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Speaker 1: week ending March twenty first. That's five thousand more than

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Speaker 1: the previous week's unrevised total, but it's basically in line

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Speaker 1: with what most analysts were expecting. The NCAA basketball tournament

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Speaker 1: resumes tonight with four Sweet sixteen matchups. Second seed of

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Speaker 1: Purdue takes on eleventh seed A Texas, and top seed

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Speaker 1: Arizona faces fourth seed Arkansas in San Jose. Ninth seeded

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Speaker 1: Iowa battles fourth seed in Nebraska, and second seeded Houston

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Speaker 1: will have the home court advantage when they meet third

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Speaker 1: seeded Illinois in Houston. NASA says if you saw something

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Speaker 1: shooting across the sky at West last weekend, they want

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Speaker 1: to see your pictures three tennis with more.

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Speaker 2: NASA says they received more than two hundred reports of

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Speaker 2: a fireball in the sky on March twenty second. They

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Speaker 2: say the calls were all around eight twenty pm from California, Arizona,

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Speaker 2: and Nevada. Space Agency and the American Metior Society says

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Speaker 2: if you see something bright in the sky that is

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Speaker 2: fast moving without blinking lights, it's probably a fireball and

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Speaker 2: they want to see your pictures. Send them to Fireball

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Speaker 2: dot ams, meteors dot org.

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Speaker 1: Meta is laying off hundreds of employees. Multiple reports say

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Speaker 1: workers are being laid off in metas recruiting, sales and

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Speaker 1: social media teams, and in the division that develops Meta

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Speaker 1: smart classes and VR headsets. A company spokesperson told The

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Speaker 1: Verge that they're finding other opportunities for employees where possible.

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Speaker 1: Meta employees about seventy nine thousand people. The layoffs come

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Speaker 1: as Meta is projected to spend about one hundred and

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Speaker 1: thirty five billion dollars on AI data centers. Fortnite maker

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Speaker 1: Epic Games is laying off more than a thousand workers.

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Speaker 1: The companies based in North Carolina with offices in San Francisco.

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Speaker 1: CEO Tim Sweeney says the company has seen a decline

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Speaker 1: and engagement in the hit video game Fortnite since last year,

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Speaker 1: leading to continued losses. Epic Games has identified more than

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Speaker 1: a half million dollars in cost savings involving contracting, marketing,

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Speaker 1: and closing open positions. Sweeney says the layoffs are not

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Speaker 1: related to AI. I'm Chris Caraccio