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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: Conflict is spreading across the Middle East today. After the

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Speaker 2: US and Israel struck Iran over the weekend, killing the

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Speaker 2: country supreme leader Ayatola Ali Hamoni. Iran was quick to respond,

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Speaker 2: bombarding the region with retaliatory strikes at the Pentagon. Secretary

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Speaker 2: Pete Hegsath says Iran has been waging a one sided

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Speaker 2: war against the US per decades. He provided an update

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Speaker 2: this morning on Operation Epic Fury War as hell and

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Speaker 2: always will be.

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Speaker 3: A grateful nation honors the four Americans we have lost

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Speaker 3: thus far and those injured the absolute best of America.

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Speaker 3: May we prosecute the remainder of this operation in a

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Speaker 3: manner that honors them, no apologies, no hesitation.

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Speaker 2: Hegseth called it the most lethal, complex and precise aerial

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Speaker 2: operation in history. Hexath responded to critics against the operations,

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Speaker 2: saying this is not another endless war. There's also confirmation

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Speaker 2: today that three US Air Force jets have been down

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Speaker 2: by friendly fire in Kuwait during combat operations. All of

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Speaker 2: the crew members were able to safely eject.

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Speaker 1: Gas.

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Speaker 2: Prices are creeping up amid the US conflict with Iran.

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Speaker 2: More from Rob Martyr.

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Speaker 4: Nationwide, the average price of a gallon is currently two

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Speaker 4: dollars and ninety eight cents, and the experts say it

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Speaker 4: will go up a couple of cents as early as

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Speaker 4: this week. It's not just because of uncertainty in the Mideast.

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Speaker 4: Supply will also be low because refineries in the United

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Speaker 4: States are in the process of switching to a more

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Speaker 4: expensive summer blend.

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Speaker 5: Fuel.

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Speaker 4: Experts also warn that prices could spike if there are

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Speaker 4: disruptions in shipping from the Persian Gulf. If that happens,

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Speaker 4: petroleum forecasters say we could see a ten to twenty

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Speaker 4: five cent increase in a matter of days. I'm Rob Martyr.

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Speaker 2: Before the opening belldu futures have dropped as much as

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Speaker 2: six hundred points this morning as oil prices spiked following

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Speaker 2: the US attack on Iran. I'm Michael Kassner. Security is

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Speaker 2: being boosted across the country in response to the US

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Speaker 2: Israeli attack on Iran over the weekend that includes the

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Speaker 2: NYPD in New York, Scott Pringle.

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Speaker 5: Extra security will be a key places in high traffic

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Speaker 5: areas throughunt New York City for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 5: Iranian Americans took to the New York City streets over

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Speaker 5: the weekend, hopeful that military action in Iran will be

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Speaker 5: a good thing.

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Speaker 3: I have no freedom.

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Speaker 5: This war is not the Iranian people. Dsar is the

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Speaker 5: Reshima of Iran. There are two opposite rallies planned for

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Speaker 5: later on one at five pm, a Columbus Circle against

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Speaker 5: the war. Also a rally called Freedom for Iran, starting

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Speaker 5: at six o'clock in Times Square.

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Speaker 2: The Democratic Party is divided over the US response the

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Speaker 2: military action in Iran. It's exposing a rare split between

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Speaker 2: prominent leaders and others in the party. More from Tammy

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Speaker 2: Trahio Well.

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Speaker 6: A group of high pro file Democrats, including Kamala Harris,

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Speaker 6: Chuck Schumer, and Tim Kaine, have raised concerns about the

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Speaker 6: need for congressional approval a smaller faction of Democrats as

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Speaker 6: signaling support for the strikes. On the other side of

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Speaker 6: the party, Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman and a number of

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Speaker 6: House Democrats have publicly defended the military action as being

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Speaker 6: necessary to stabilize the region. Democratic representatives like North Carolina's

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Speaker 6: Don Davis, Greg Landsman of Ohio and Florida's Debbie Wasserman

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Speaker 6: Schultz have all voiced their support for the strikes. I'm

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Speaker 6: Tammy Trihello. This year's first lunar eclipse may just achieve

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Speaker 6: the impossible. More from Mark Mayfield.

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Speaker 1: Tuesday's eclipse could see the rising of the Sun and

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Speaker 1: the eclipsed Moon at the same time. Areas near and

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Speaker 1: around the Pacific Rim have the best shot of seeing

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Speaker 1: these strange occurrence. In North America, those in the Eastern

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Speaker 1: time zone will get to see the moon set during

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Speaker 1: the early light of dawn during the total phase of

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Speaker 1: the eclipse. Places in the far West will be able

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Speaker 1: to watch the eclipse from start to finish.

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Speaker 2: And the Mega Million's jackpot stands at four hundreds seventy

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Speaker 2: three million dollars ahead of tomorrow night's big drawing. I'm

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Speaker 2: Michael Kastner.