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Speaker 1: This is your twenty four to seven use update.

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Speaker 2: The latest use this hour in just four minutes.

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Speaker 1: The Iran War continues to escalate as it reaches day twenty.

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Speaker 1: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said today would bring the

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Speaker 1: largest strike package yet against Iran, with attax deeper into

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Speaker 1: Iranian territory. As Israel's Prime minister announced today, Iran no

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Speaker 1: longer possesses the capabilities to enrich uranium or manufacture ballistic missiles. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: Iran is increasing its attacks on energy sites in neighboring

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Speaker 1: Gulf states, leading to heightened concerns about increasing gas and

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Speaker 1: energy prices worldwide. President Trump says the Pentagon's new request

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Speaker 1: for two hundred billion dollars is not just for the

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Speaker 1: war in Iran, saying during a meeting with Japan's Prime

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Speaker 1: minister today that it's a very volatile world and the

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Speaker 1: US needs vast amounts of ammunition. The White House will

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Speaker 1: have to submit the two hundred billion dollar requests to Congress.

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Speaker 1: The FCCS approved next ours six point two billion dollar

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Speaker 1: proposal to take over Tegna, The FCC chairman said Thursday.

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Speaker 1: The agency waived a rule that stops companies from owning

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Speaker 1: TV stations reaching over thirty nine percent of the country's households.

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Speaker 1: Several states are filing a lawsuit to block the deal.

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Speaker 1: The Trump administration is investigating thirteen states that required health

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Speaker 1: insurance plans cover abortions. New Jersey is one of those states.

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Speaker 1: Levon Putney is there.

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Speaker 3: The US Health and Human Services Civil Rights Office is

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Speaker 3: asking for info from New Jersey and the dozen other

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Speaker 3: states where covers requirements could prevent insures or employers from

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Speaker 3: opting out on religious and moral grounds. Well Governor Cheryl's

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Speaker 3: office put out a statement dismissing the request as politically motivated,

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Speaker 3: saying the Garden State requires insurers follow all applicable laws

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Speaker 3: while protecting reproductive freedoms. Cheryl statement goes on to say

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Speaker 3: she'll fight tooth and nail to defend and protect New

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Speaker 3: Jersey's abortion rights.

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Speaker 1: The hottest winter day in US history was recorded in

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Speaker 1: southern California Wednesday. A weather station in the Coachella Valley

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Speaker 1: recorded a temperature of one hundred and eight degrees fahrenheum,

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Speaker 1: tying a record set in Texas in nineteen oh two

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Speaker 1: for the hottest winter day ever. I'm Scott Carr Many

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Speaker 1: of those trying to catch a flight nationwide are continuing

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Speaker 1: to experience long security lines and extended wait times as

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Speaker 1: some try to get to Spring break destinations. As Tom

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Speaker 1: Costello reports, it's the result of continued TSA staffing shortages

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Speaker 1: brought on by a partial government shutdown, and it's still

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Speaker 1: not clear how long it might last.

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Speaker 2: Republicans are blaming Democrats. Democrats blaming Republicans. No end in

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Speaker 2: sight at the moment for this partial government shutdown. With

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Speaker 2: TSA officers going more than a month now without a

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Speaker 2: full paycheck. They're not the only ones Coast Guard, FEMA,

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Speaker 2: Cybersecurity all in this period where they're working without pay, And.

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Speaker 1: As he reports, the stress at some airports is becoming

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Speaker 1: more acute.

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Speaker 2: More and more airports having long lines, and I've already

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Speaker 2: seen Philadelphia curtailing their TSA checkpoints because they don't have

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Speaker 2: enough staff.

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Speaker 1: TSA's acting deputy administrator has said some airports might have

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Speaker 1: to be closed if call out rates continue to climb.

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Speaker 1: Long time broadcaster from the New York Mets, how He Rose,

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Speaker 1: says he'll be retiring at the end of this season.

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Speaker 1: Daria Albinger has.

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Speaker 4: That for almost half a century, the name Howie Rose,

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Speaker 4: has been synonymous with New York Mets baseball, although he's

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Speaker 4: never get home run, stolen a base, or snagged a

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Speaker 4: pop fly. The seventy two year old is one of

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Speaker 4: the teams play by play guys, but at the end

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Speaker 4: of the season, he's calling it a career. Rose, who

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Speaker 4: says he grew up in the upper deck of Shay Stadium,

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Speaker 4: joined the Mets in nineteen eighty seven as a pregame

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Speaker 4: and postgame radio host. He became the team's lead TV

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

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Speaker 4: booth in two thousand and four and was inducted into

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Speaker 4: the Mets Hall of Fame in twenty twenty three. In

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Speaker 4: New York, I'm Daria Albinger.

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Speaker 1: Last week, fewer Americans than expected found themselves filing for

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Speaker 1: first time jobless benefits. The Labor Department says it received

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Speaker 1: two hundred five thousand initial requests in the week ending

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Speaker 1: March fourteenth. That's lower by eight thousand from the previous

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Speaker 1: week's revised total end and less than the two hundred

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Speaker 1: and fifteen thousand most analysts were expecting. I'm Scott Carr