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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: The US and Israel's military operation against Iran has gone

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Speaker 2: off for twelve days now. Earlier today, the UK's Maritime

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Speaker 2: Agency says three ships were hit by projectiles near the

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Speaker 2: Strait of Removes, and Iran is saying it launched its

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Speaker 2: most intense operations since the fighting began, a three hour

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Speaker 2: bombing of US and Israeli targets overnight. I mean Tom

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Speaker 2: President Trump in Kentucky praising the economy in a speech

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Speaker 2: that sounded much like a campaign rally type speech, and

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Speaker 2: hebron Kentucky. He said, his big, beautiful bill that was

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Speaker 2: passed includes the biggest tax cuts in history.

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Speaker 1: That means every extra hour you work, your overtime pay

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Speaker 1: is now one hundred percent tax for you have no tax.

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Speaker 1: Remember that when you go with the host. The Democrats

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Speaker 1: want to end it.

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Speaker 2: He also says American four oh one k's have increased

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Speaker 2: by thirty five thousand dollars on average. House Republicans are

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Speaker 2: considering a second massive spending package ahead of the twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty six midterm elections. Republicans have been looking to strengthen

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Speaker 2: their economic messaging on issues of voter concern like rising

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Speaker 2: grocery prices, gas costs, inflation. However, passing another megabill would

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Speaker 2: be an uphill climb, involving an ambitious timeline as well

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Speaker 2: as plenty of compromise to get near unanimous support for

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Speaker 2: the provisions in the bill. It's another night of severe

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Speaker 2: weather as a line of strong storms stretches from the

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Speaker 2: Gulf Coast into parts of the mid Atlantic a nation

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Speaker 2: A weather service issuing a tornado warning in north central Maryland,

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Speaker 2: just west of Baltimore. There's also been a confirmed tornado

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Speaker 2: this evening in central Louisiana, and President Trump is hosting

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Speaker 2: a Women's History Month event at the White House tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: The White House says, is to celebrate the tremendous impact

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Speaker 2: women continue to have on our nation. The event celebrates

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Speaker 2: historic and current female figures. Trump signed an executive order

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Speaker 2: earlier this year proclaiming March twenty twenty five as Women's

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Speaker 2: History Month. I'm Jim Roop, one of the suspects accused

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Speaker 2: of tossing improvised explosive devices that a New York City protest,

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Speaker 2: apparently bought items for the explosives at a Philadelphia suburb.

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Speaker 1: Video shows Amir Milan inside Phantom Fireworks in Pendell, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 1: on March second, where the company's vice president has confirmed

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Speaker 1: he bought a twenty foot roll of fuse. He and

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Speaker 1: Ibraham Coyumi are being held on federal terrorism related charges

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Speaker 1: in connection with Saturday's protests outside the home of New

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Speaker 1: York City Mayor's Ron Mamdani. The criminal complaint accuses the

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Speaker 1: Bucks County PA man of attempting to detonate the IEDs

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Speaker 1: to kill people and admitting that they were inspired by ISIS.

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Speaker 1: In New York, I'm Scott Pringle.

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Speaker 2: New York City could be the first in the nation

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Speaker 2: to have a thirty dollars per hour minimum wage. The

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Speaker 2: city Council's considering it. It wouldn't be an immediate muppet pay,

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Speaker 2: but if approved, companies with five hundred employees or more

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Speaker 2: would have to pay workers thirty bucks an hour by

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Speaker 2: the year twenty thirty Out of the proposal, companies with

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Speaker 2: fewer than five hundred employees would have until the year

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Speaker 2: twenty thirty two to match the increase. Proponents of the

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Speaker 2: bill say it's one way to address the city's affordability crisis.

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Speaker 2: Business leaders say it would harm small businesses, but unions

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Speaker 2: say they will push for the legislation. Currently, the highest

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Speaker 2: hourly minimum wage in the US city is Tukwila, Washington,

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Speaker 2: at twenty one sixty five. March's National Peanut Month, and

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Speaker 2: a dietitian is highlighting the health benefits of peanuts. Doctor

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Speaker 2: Christian Kirkpatrick with the Cleveland Clinic says peanuts have healthy fats, protein,

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Speaker 2: and fiber, so they really are a nutritional powerhouse.

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Speaker 1: They're highly versatile, and they've got a lot of nutrients

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Speaker 1: that are really things that we don't get enough of,

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Speaker 1: so specifically folll eate, magnesium, vitamin A.

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Speaker 2: It also lowers bad cholesterol, or at least it can

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Speaker 2: help with that. While peanuts can be eaten in a

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Speaker 2: variety of ways, Kirkpatrick says getting the purest form of

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Speaker 2: peanut butter as oftentimes the most op to move for him.

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Speaker 2: I'm Jim Roop