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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 is at today Supreme Court hearing over birthright citizenship.

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Speaker 2: He arrived at the courthouse this morning, making him the

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Speaker 2: first sitting president to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 2: Trump signed an executive order on his first day back

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Speaker 2: in office to end birthright citizenship for children born to

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Speaker 2: parents in the US illegally or temporarily. And President Trump

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Speaker 2: is preparing to address the nation tonight, where he's expected

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Speaker 2: to discuss the ongoing war against Iran. Congressman Henry Quaar

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Speaker 2: wants to hear an exit strategy.

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Speaker 1: We have to have specific reasons for going in specific objectives.

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Speaker 2: The San Antonio area Democrats says the military has made

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Speaker 2: progress in destroying Iran's military capabilities, but he says we

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Speaker 2: cannot be there forever. President Trump has given several different

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Speaker 2: timelines about how long the war is expected to last.

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Speaker 2: Efforts are ongoing to free an American journalist kidnapped in

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Speaker 2: Baghdad on Tuesday. The journalist has been identified as freelancer

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Speaker 2: Shelley Kittelson. US Assistant Secretary of State Dylan Johnson said

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Speaker 2: in a post on X that an individual with ties

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Speaker 2: to an Iranian aligned militia group is believed to be

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Speaker 2: involved in the abduction and has been taken into custody

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Speaker 2: by Iraqi authorities. Gas prices are still on the rise

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Speaker 2: after topping four dollars a gallon yesterday. TRIPLEA puts today's

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Speaker 2: national average at four oh six for regular unleaded prices

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Speaker 2: at the pump are already well pass five dollars on

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Speaker 2: average in three states California, Washington, and Hawaii. A severe

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Speaker 2: weather pattern is kicking off across the country, setting the

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Speaker 2: stage for potential flash flooding. More than fifty two million

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Speaker 2: people are under severe weather threats and parts of the Plains, Midwest,

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Speaker 2: Ohio Valley, and the mid Atlantic. In addition to flooding,

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Speaker 2: other concerns include large hail, damaging winds, thunderstorms, and potentially tornadoes.

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Speaker 2: The artem Is two mission to the Moon will make

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Speaker 2: history on several fronts. That'll be NASA's first crude mission

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Speaker 2: to the Moon in more than fifty years. The flight

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Speaker 2: will also include the first woman to fly to the moon,

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Speaker 2: Christina Book, and the first black astronaut to fly to

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Speaker 2: the moon, Victor Glover. I'm Chris Kragio. The number of

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Speaker 2: job openings fell in February. The Labor Department says six

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Speaker 2: point eight million jobs were available, which is down three

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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty eight thousand from January. Hiring also slowed

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Speaker 2: by nearly a half million during the month, as non

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Speaker 2: farm payrolls declined by ninety two thousand. According to the

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Speaker 2: JOLT Report, accommodation and food services led the decrease in

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Speaker 2: available jobs last month. Armed guards and other beefed up

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Speaker 2: security measures will be visible admitted temples and synagogues across

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Speaker 2: the country as the Jewish holiday Passover begins at sundown.

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Speaker 2: The NYPD is deploying counter terrorism teams and canine units

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Speaker 2: to synagogues and has a network of cameras and sensors

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Speaker 2: in place as part of passover related security. Elsewhere, in

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Speaker 2: parts of Florida, for example, access to temples and synagogues

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Speaker 2: is being controlled with locked doors and cameras monitoring entrances.

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Speaker 2: Today's April Fool's Day, so be careful what you fall for.

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Speaker 2: More now from Mark Mayfield Well.

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Speaker 1: There may be no clear official origin references to the

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Speaker 1: first of April as a day of trickery. Date all

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Speaker 1: the way back to the fourteenth century. The first recorded

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Speaker 1: April fools Day was in France in fifteen eighty two.

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Speaker 1: It's believing that April first was celebrated as New Year's

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Speaker 1: Day before the Gregorian calendar changed it to January first.

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Speaker 1: Those who didn't get the word about the change were

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Speaker 1: called fools, and people played tricks on them.

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Speaker 2: The full pink moon rises tonight, though it won't actually

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Speaker 2: appear pink. The name comes from the spring wildflower flocks,

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Speaker 2: not its color. The full moon also helps set the

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Speaker 2: date for Easter, which falls on the first Sunday after

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Speaker 2: the first full moon of spring. For the best view,

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Speaker 2: look to the eastern horizon at sunset when the moon

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Speaker 2: appears largest, and hope for no cloud cover. Nike is

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Speaker 2: reviving its vintage Moonshoe. The runner was originally created back

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Speaker 2: in nineteen seventy one when the company was called Blue

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Speaker 2: Ribbon Sports. Now it's coming back alongside a promotional campaign.

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Speaker 2: The shoes will be out on April third, followed by

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Speaker 2: a least to the web store on May seventh. I'm

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Speaker 2: Chris Caraccio.