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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: Transportation Secretary Jean Duffy says the investigation into last night's

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Speaker 2: deadly runway collision between a plane and a firetruck at

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Speaker 2: New York's LaGuardia Airport will take some time. At a

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Speaker 2: news conference this afternoon, he also denied a rumor that

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Speaker 2: there was just one air traffic controller on duty.

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Speaker 3: LaGuardia is a very well staffed airport. Were a couple

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Speaker 3: controllers short in total, but it is a well staffed

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Speaker 3: airport again, thirty three certified controllers that operate onto the

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Speaker 3: tower here at LaGuardia.

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Speaker 2: Two pilots were killed in the crash, the first deadly

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Speaker 2: incident at LaGuardia in more than thirty four years. Catherine Garcia,

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Speaker 2: the executive director of the port authority, said forty three

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Speaker 2: people were transferred to hospitals, including two firefighters, noting that

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Speaker 2: one had already been released. Another is being held overnight

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Speaker 2: for observation. Meantime, airports across the country are seeing ICE

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Speaker 2: agents arrive to help TSA agents who've been working without pay.

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Speaker 2: A partial government shutdown has led to missed paychecks for

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Speaker 2: the agents, with many calling out sick or in some

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Speaker 2: cases quitting their jobs altogether. ICE agents are helping with

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Speaker 2: crowd control. His lines at security checkpoints have been long

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Speaker 2: due to the staffing shortages. President Trump says progress is

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Speaker 2: being made in talks with Iran as the war is

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Speaker 2: now it's fourth week.

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Speaker 4: So we've had very good discussions, very very good discussions.

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Speaker 4: And you have to understand, I know, my whole life

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Speaker 4: has been a negotiation, but with Iran, we've been negotiating

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Speaker 4: for a long time, and this time they've been business.

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Speaker 2: Speaking from Memphis today, Trump against that he's putting strikes

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Speaker 2: against Iranian power plants on hold to see if a

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Speaker 2: broader agreement can be reached. Murder charges are being filed

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Speaker 2: against the Venezuelan national in the US illegally after the

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Speaker 2: shooting death of a New York team away at school

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Speaker 2: in Chicago. Authority's picked up twenty five year old Jose

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Speaker 2: Medina Friday, later charging him in the first degree murder

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Speaker 2: of eighteen year old Sheridan Gorman. Homeland Security officials that

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Speaker 2: Medina was apprehended and released by US Border patrol in

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Speaker 2: May of twenty twenty four. I'm Jimroop. New research shows

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Speaker 2: cyber criminals are now using spyware tools to hack into iPhones.

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Speaker 5: Anyone with an iPhone can now be targeted with invasive

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Speaker 5: malware that steals personal text, messages, photos, notes, and calendar data.

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Speaker 5: Researchers at Google, Iverify and look Out uncovered two campaigns

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Speaker 5: exploiting iPhone vulnerabilities. Google researchers said they identified a sophisticated

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Speaker 5: iPhone hacking toolkit called Kuruna, originally built for an unnamed

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Speaker 5: government customer, that was taken over by a Chinese cyber

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Speaker 5: criminal group. Researchers also found another iPhone hacking kit called Darksword.

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Speaker 5: They can instantly infect iPhones visiting specific websites and have

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Speaker 5: linked it to a Russian based hacking group I'm Tammy Trihio.

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Speaker 2: Next week, NASA could be launching its next mission to

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Speaker 2: the Moon, and Florida's space coasts could be cashing in.

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Speaker 6: Four hundred thousand people could crowd hotels and beaches near

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Speaker 6: the Kennedy Space Center to watch the Artemis two mission

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Speaker 6: blogs off. A crew of four will spend more than

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Speaker 6: nine days checking out the capsule systems while flying around

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Speaker 6: the Moon on a mission that will send humans farther

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Speaker 6: into space than ever before. Artamis two was set to

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Speaker 6: launch no earlier than April first, and could have a

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Speaker 6: one hundred and sixty million dollar economic impact. I'm Rory O'Neil.

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Speaker 2: Exercising in the morning is now better for your health

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Speaker 2: compared to later in the day, according to new research.

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Speaker 1: The study found that those who exercised earlier in the

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Speaker 1: morning were thirty one percent less likely to have coronary

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Speaker 1: artery disease, eighteen percent less likely to have high blood pressure,

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Speaker 1: and twenty one percent less likely to have high cholesterol.

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Speaker 1: They also found they had a lower chance of getting

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Speaker 1: diabetes or being obese. Researchers presented their findings at the

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Speaker 1: American College of Cardiology after tracking heart rate data for

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Speaker 1: a full year on thousands of people who exercised. I'm Markneyfield.

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Speaker 2: The World Health Organizations partnering with several organizations to launch

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Speaker 2: a new three year initiative to transition from paper based

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Speaker 2: health records to digital health wallets. The organization says the

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Speaker 2: goal is to strengthen national health systems and improve continuity

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Speaker 2: of care. I'm Jim Roop