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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 minutes.

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Speaker 2: The Iran War is escalating as it reaches day twenty.

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Speaker 2: Secretary of Warpat Hegseth says the US is winning the

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Speaker 2: war in Iran decisively. Tony Waterman reports. Heg Seth told

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Speaker 2: a Pentagon briefing today the war's on track, but didn't

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Speaker 2: say when it might end.

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Speaker 3: Heg Seth was adamant that this conflict wouldn't become a

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Speaker 3: forever war. When asked about a report that the Pentagon

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Speaker 3: is seeking an additional two hundred billion dollars to fund

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Speaker 3: the fight, peg Seth said it takes money to kill

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Speaker 3: bad guys and replenish weapons stockpiles.

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Speaker 2: Hegseth says the US has struck more than seven thousand

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Speaker 2: targets across Iran since the start of Operation Epic Fury.

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Speaker 2: Watermen reports. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

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Speaker 2: also briefed.

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Speaker 3: Reporters, General Dan Kane, said US warplanes are now flying

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Speaker 3: deeper into Iranian territory to strike its military capabilities, and

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Speaker 3: there are reports President Trump is considering deploying thousands of

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Speaker 3: troops on the ground.

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Speaker 2: Speaking with reporters in the Oval Office today, President Trump

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Speaker 2: insisted he's not putting troops in Iran. The USS Gerald R.

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Speaker 2: Ford aircraft carriers now headed back home after the ship

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Speaker 2: caught fire while in the Middle East. Flames broke out

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Speaker 2: on March twelfth while the ship was operating in the

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Speaker 2: northern portion of the Red Sea. Sailors battle the fire

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Speaker 2: for nearly thirty hours in the main laundry facility before

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Speaker 2: it was finally put out. At least three crew members

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Speaker 2: were injured and flown off the ship. Several American cities

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Speaker 2: and states are now starting to distance themselves from the

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Speaker 2: civil rights figure Ceesar Chavez. A bombshell New York Times

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Speaker 2: report says the leader of the United farm Workers Union

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Speaker 2: sexually assaulted several women decades ago. His birthday's a state

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Speaker 2: holiday in California, and La Mayor Karen Bass sayshi's changing

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Speaker 2: Cesar Chavez Day to farm Workers Day. Dozens of US streets, schools,

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Speaker 2: and parks bear his name. Arizona Governor Katie Hobbsaw office

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Speaker 2: says that state will not recognize Caesar Chavez Day on

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Speaker 2: March thirty first. I'm Scott Carr. Many of those trying

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Speaker 2: to catch a flight nationwide are continuing to experience long

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Speaker 2: security lines and extended wait times as some try to

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Speaker 2: get to Spring break destinations. As Tom Costello reports, it's

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Speaker 2: the result of continued TSA staffing shortages brought on by

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Speaker 2: a partial government shutdown, and it's still not clear how

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Speaker 2: long it might last.

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Speaker 1: Republicans are blaming Democrats. Democrats blaming Republicans. No end in

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Speaker 1: sight at the moment for this partial government shutdown. With

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Speaker 1: TSA officers going more than a month now without a

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Speaker 1: full paycheck. They're not the only ones Coast Guard, FEMA,

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Speaker 1: Cybersecurity all in this period where they're working without pay.

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Speaker 2: And as he reports, the stress at some airports is

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Speaker 2: becoming more acute.

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Speaker 1: More and more airports having long lines, and I've already

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Speaker 1: seen Philadelphia curtailing their TSA checkpoints because they don't have

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Speaker 1: enough staff.

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Speaker 2: TSA's acting deputy administrator has said some airports might have

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

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Speaker 2: Long time broadcaster for the New York Mets, how He Rose,

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Speaker 2: says he'll be retiring at the end of this season.

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Speaker 2: Daria Albinger has that for almost.

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Speaker 4: Half a century, the name Howie Rose, has been synonymous

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Speaker 4: with New York Mets baseball, although he's never get home run,

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Speaker 4: stolen a base, or snagged a pop fly. The seventy

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Speaker 4: two year old is one of the teams play by

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Speaker 4: play guys, but at the end of the season, he's

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Speaker 4: calling it a career. Rose, who says he grew up

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Speaker 4: in the upper deck of Shehay Stadium, joined the Mets

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Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty seven as a pregame and post game

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Speaker 4: radio host. He became the team's lead TV announcer in

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Speaker 4: nineteen ninety six. He returned to the radio booth in

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Speaker 4: two thousand and four and was inducted into the Mets

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Speaker 4: Hall of Fame in twenty twenty three. In New York,

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Speaker 4: I'm Daria Albinger.

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Speaker 2: Last week, fewer Americans than expected found themselves filing for

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Speaker 2: first time jobless benefits. The Labor Department says it received

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Speaker 2: two hundred five thousand initial requests in the week ending

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Speaker 2: March fourteenth. That's lower by eight thousand from the previous

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Speaker 2: week's revised total and less than the two hundred and

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Speaker 2: fifteen thousand most analysts were expecting. I'm Scott Carr