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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.

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Speaker 2: Minutes, the war in Iran rages on. It comes as

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Speaker 2: Iran confirmed its intelligence minister was killed by an Israeli

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Speaker 2: strike last night, and comes a day after other top

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Speaker 2: Iranian officials were killed by Israel. Richard Engel has more.

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Speaker 3: The latest barrage came after Iran promised revenge Israel yesterday

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Speaker 3: announced it killed Ali Larijani, a powerful hardliner who helped

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Speaker 3: oversee a crackdown on anti government protesters in January.

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Speaker 2: Also killed was the commander of Iran's basiege forces. In retaliation,

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Speaker 2: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard says its missiles have hit more

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Speaker 2: than one hundred military and security targets in Israel and

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Speaker 2: that it launched several explosive drones at the US Embassy

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Speaker 2: in Baghdad. Meanwhile, gas prices continue to rise, and there's

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Speaker 2: still no clear word on which nations, if any, will

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Speaker 2: help the US bring the situation in the Strait of

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Speaker 2: Warmuz under control. Wall Street is closing with stock sharply lower.

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Speaker 2: It comes after the Federal Reserve announced today it's leaving

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Speaker 2: interest rates unchanged. It's the second time in a row

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Speaker 2: that FED has kept rate steady. FED Chair Jerome Powell

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Speaker 2: warned there won't be another raycut until the board sees

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Speaker 2: progress on inflation. If we don't see that progress, then

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Speaker 2: you won't see the ray cut. Powell says inflation has

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Speaker 2: ease but remains somewhat elevated. Senator Mark Wayne Mullen is

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Speaker 2: agreeing to a closed door meeting with members of the

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Speaker 2: Senate Homeland Security Committee. Mullen will face questions from the

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Speaker 2: panel in the Senate's Sensitive Compartmented Information facility related to

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Speaker 2: his past overseas trips. The Republican lawmaker was grilled by

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Speaker 2: leadership from both parties over him declining to answer certain

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Speaker 2: questions and saying that the requested information was classified. Senator

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Speaker 2: Ran Paul's sparse with Mullen explain to.

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Speaker 3: The American public why they should trust a man with

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Speaker 3: anger issues to set the proper example for ice and

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Speaker 3: border patrol agents.

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Speaker 4: Seems like you fight Republicans more than you work with us.

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Speaker 4: We can have our differences. It's not going to keep

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Speaker 4: me from doing my job as Secretary of Homeland Security.

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Speaker 2: I'm Lisa Carton. Airline passengers will likely face even more

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Speaker 2: traveled disruptions tied to TSA staffing shortages as the partial

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Speaker 2: government shutdown continues. Maggie Vespa reports.

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Speaker 1: TSA officers now on their thirty second day without pay.

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Speaker 1: More than ten percent have called out nationwide, and when

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Speaker 1: you narrow that to the nation's busiest airports, it's even

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Speaker 1: more dramatic. More than a third of officers not showing

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Speaker 1: up for ships at JFK Houston, New Orleans and Atlanta.

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Speaker 2: Starting today, three terminal security checkpoints at Philadelphia International are

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Speaker 2: being temporarily closed because of the staffing shortages, and the

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Speaker 2: TSA's acting Deputy administrator now says some airports may have

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Speaker 2: to be closed if call out rates continue to climb.

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Speaker 2: In the meantime, it is at times taking passengers three

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Speaker 2: hours or more to get through security lines at some airports.

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Speaker 2: New York's Attorney General is one of more than a

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Speaker 2: dozen attorneys general calling for automatic tariff refunds. Here's Natalie Migliori.

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Speaker 4: It comes after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's tariffs,

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Speaker 4: which have cost New Yorkers roughly thirteen and a half

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Speaker 4: billion dollars since they were first implemented in April of

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. Ag Letitia James wants Congress to pass

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Speaker 4: legislation that would reimburse importers for tariff charges with interest.

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Speaker 4: She and other attorneys general are also pushing for measures

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Speaker 4: that would create an equitable and fast process for all

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Speaker 4: affected importers to be reimbursed for their tariff costs.

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Speaker 2: Republicans are trying to roll back a landmark Supreme Court

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Speaker 2: decision that mandates the education of all children regardless of

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Speaker 2: their immigration status. Texas Congressman Chip Roy claims that it

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Speaker 2: is bankrupting school districts nationwide.

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Speaker 1: The cost to help alien school children learn English through

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Speaker 1: limited English proficiency programs is seventy eight billion dollars annually.

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Speaker 2: Democratic opponents call the move bigotry and suggested during a

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Speaker 2: Capitol Hill hearing that it would create an uneducation subclass

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Speaker 2: in the country that it would be an economic burden.

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Speaker 2: I'm Lisa Carton.