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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 says the US will not allow Iran to

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Speaker 2: get a nuclear weapon. Trump gave a prime time address

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Speaker 2: last night and claimed if the twenty fifteen agreement between

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Speaker 2: Iran and seven world powers to limit Iran's nuclear program

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Speaker 2: had remained in place, the country would have obtained a

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Speaker 2: nuclear weapon. Iran's military is warning it will launch crushing,

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Speaker 2: broader and destructive attacks. After President Trump bowed, they hit

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Speaker 2: it extremely hard over the next two to three weeks.

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Speaker 2: More from Ross Cullen.

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Speaker 3: The response from Tehran after the primetime speech from the

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Speaker 3: US leader was a warning that the US and Israel

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Speaker 3: quote must pay for the aggression you initiated. A military

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Speaker 3: spokesperson said, Iran's military production takes place in places that

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Speaker 3: you don't know at all, rejecting claims made by the

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Speaker 3: United States leader that Iran's weapons stockpile had been widely depleted,

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Speaker 3: there's no sign of a ceasefire in sight at the moment,

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Speaker 3: with Iram's foreign ministry rejecting Donald Trump's claim that the

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Speaker 3: country had asked for a hold to the fighting as baseless.

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Speaker 3: Ross Cullen Paris.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Iran is reportedly launching drones and missiles at Israel

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Speaker 2: and several nations along the Persian Gulf. Today, both Israel

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Speaker 2: and the United Arab Emirates claimed they intercepted Iranian missiles,

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Speaker 2: and authorities in Bahrain said their warning sirens had been activated.

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Speaker 2: Some minor technical glitches weren't enough to stop the Artemis

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Speaker 2: two rocket from launching on a mission around the Moon.

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Speaker 2: Rory O'Neil reports from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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Speaker 4: Call the Artemis launch one giant leap to getting Americans

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Speaker 4: back on the Moon. Launch director Charlie Blackwell Thompson cleared

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Speaker 4: the flight after some technical issues popped up in the

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Speaker 4: final hour of the countdown.

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Speaker 2: Good luck, godspeed, Artemist two.

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Speaker 1: Let's go.

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Speaker 4: Mission managers will decide late Thursday if the crew and

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Speaker 4: their Orion capsule are in shape to press onto the Moon.

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Speaker 2: Stock futures are falling after the President's speech last night.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michael Kassner. Lawyers representing Charlie Kirk'sacus killer are requesting

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Speaker 2: more time to process the bullet that ended his life.

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Speaker 2: More from Wendy Swanson.

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Speaker 5: The lawyer said in a recent filing that the Bureau

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Speaker 5: of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives could not identify the

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Speaker 5: bullet recovered during the autopsy, and added that the FBI

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Speaker 5: is conducting a second bullet analysis that hasn't been completed.

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Speaker 5: They also said they need sixty days to determine what

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Speaker 5: could be missing from a review of digital evidence. Prosecutors

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Speaker 5: have charged Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder for shooting the

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Speaker 5: conservative activist in the neck during a Turning Point USA

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Speaker 5: event at Utah Valley University last September. Robinson hasn't entered

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Speaker 5: a plea. I'm Wendy Swanson.

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Speaker 2: Nessley is launching an online tracker to help locate over

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Speaker 2: four hundred thousand stolen KitKat bars. Jim Roop breaks off

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Speaker 2: more the company turning to the public for help in

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Speaker 2: the ongoing investigation after thieves took about twelve tons of

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Speaker 2: Kitcat bars from a truck that left an Italian production

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Speaker 2: site last week. Nesle's Stolen Kitcat tracker allows customers to

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Speaker 2: enter in eight digit batch code to determine if their

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Speaker 2: bar is from that missing shipment. If a bar is

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Speaker 2: not from the stolen batch, the tracker prompts the user

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Speaker 2: to share the tool to expand the search. It's unclear though,

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Speaker 2: what happens if a user enters a batch code from

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Speaker 2: that stolen lot. I'm Jim Roop. Today we are celebrating

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Speaker 2: a taste of childhood and it's worth a revisit. Pre

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Speaker 2: Tennis reports.

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Speaker 1: Today is national peanut butter and Jelly Day. Skippy brand

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Speaker 1: says the ratio is sixty percent peanut butter to forty

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Speaker 1: percent jelly. But you can build yours any way you like.

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Speaker 1: You can eat it fresh fried in a pan, add

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Speaker 1: extras like bacon or bananas. Totally okay. So today lean

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Speaker 1: into nostalgia unless you're among the two percent of us

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Speaker 1: who are allergic or the ten percent of us who

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Speaker 1: hate peanut butter all together.

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Speaker 2: More for us, I'm Michael Kassner.