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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: Defense Department officials say the first six days of the

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Speaker 2: war against Iron cost over eleven billion dollars. Jim Roup

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Speaker 2: has details.

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Speaker 3: NBC News is reporting officials told senators and a closed

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Speaker 3: door briefing Tuesday that was the estimated cost, although some

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Speaker 3: senators believe the amount is actually more. Wednesday, Democrat Chris

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Speaker 3: Coons said he feels the amount doesn't include every aspect

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Speaker 3: of thanks. Meanwhile, in an interview with Axios, President Trump

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Speaker 3: said the war will end soon, adding there's nothing left

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Speaker 3: to target. I'm Jim Roop.

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Speaker 2: The President's in Kentucky touting the economy. Speaking at a

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Speaker 2: campaign type rally speech in hebron on Wednesday, Trump said

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Speaker 2: he passed the biggest tax cuts in history through the

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Speaker 2: passage of the Big Beautiful Bill.

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Speaker 4: Under Biden and his allies at Congress, we had a

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Speaker 4: dead We were dead as a door.

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Speaker 1: Now we were a dead country, I'll tell you, and

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Speaker 1: it looked like we weren't going to come back.

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Speaker 3: Now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world.

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Speaker 2: Trump said there have been fifty three all time records.

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Speaker 2: Talk market highs since his return to office, and that

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Speaker 2: American four oh one case have increased by thirty five

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Speaker 2: thousand dollars. On average, American voters confidence in the Supreme

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Speaker 2: Court is at a record low. That story from Mark Mayfield.

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Speaker 1: According to a recent NBC News survey, twenty two percent

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Speaker 1: of respondents said they had either a great deal or

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Speaker 1: quite a bit of confidence in the Court, while forty

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Speaker 1: percent said they had some confidence and thirty eight percent

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Speaker 1: said they had very little or no confidence. The percentage

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Speaker 1: of voters with significant levels of confidence in the Supreme

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Speaker 1: Court is down from twenty nine percent in July of

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, and marks the lowest point since NBC

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Speaker 1: News began polling on the question in two thousand. Their

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Speaker 1: previous low point of twenty seven percent came after the

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Speaker 1: High Court overturned Roe v. Wade in twenty twenty two.

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Speaker 1: I'm Mark Mayfield.

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Speaker 2: Police in Norway say they've arrested three men in connection

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Speaker 2: to an explosion that damaged the US embassy there last weekend.

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Speaker 2: They say the three are Norwegian citizens of Iraqi descent.

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Speaker 2: They added it's not clear if they were acting on

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Speaker 2: their own or under from a state actor or criminal gang.

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Speaker 2: No one was injured. I'm Tammy TRICHEO Steve Tish is

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Speaker 2: giving up co ownership of the New York Jets after

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Speaker 2: the recent release of an Epstein email. Sarah Lee Kessler reports.

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Speaker 5: Tish is asking the NFL to allow him to transfer

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Speaker 5: his twenty three percent steak in Big Blue to his children.

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Speaker 5: This comes out to the seventy seven year old was

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Speaker 5: outed for asking the late sex offender about a working

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Speaker 5: girl in what The New York Post says was a

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Speaker 5: series of damning emails about women. Forbes recently estimated that

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Speaker 5: the Giants are worth more than ten billion dollars. I'm

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Speaker 5: Sarah Lee Kessler.

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Speaker 2: March's National Peanut Month, and a dietitian is highlighting the

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Speaker 2: health benefit of peanuts. Doctor Kristen Kirkpatrick with the Cleveland

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Speaker 2: Clinic says peanuts have healthy fats, protein and fiber, and

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Speaker 2: a lot of nutrients that people typically don't get enough

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Speaker 2: of in their system that includes full eight, magnesium and

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Speaker 2: vitamin A. While peanuts can be in a variety of ways,

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Speaker 2: Kirkpatrick says the purest form of peanut butter is often

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Speaker 2: the most optimal form. A blood test could predict a

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Speaker 2: woman's chances of dementia as early as twenty five years

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Speaker 2: before the symptoms of here. That story from Michael Kasner.

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Speaker 4: Signed this with a University of California, San Diego found

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Speaker 4: that higher levels of one particular protein one link to

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Speaker 4: Alzheimer's disease were linked with future cognitive impairment and dementia

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Speaker 4: compared to those who had no issues at the start

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Speaker 4: of the study. The study, who was published in GEMMA

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Speaker 4: Network Open. I'm Michael Cassner.

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Speaker 2: A new study is saying just over half of Americans

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Speaker 2: went to a movie theater over the course of a year.

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Speaker 2: A Few Research Center survey done in the summer of

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty five shows fifty three percent of US adults

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Speaker 2: say they'd seen a movie in the prior twelve months.

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Speaker 2: The data also highlighted generational divides and who was buying tickets,

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Speaker 2: with two thirds of adults between the ages of eighteen

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Speaker 2: and twenty nine saying they'd gone to the theaters, in contrast

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Speaker 2: to just thirty nine percent of those sixty five and

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Speaker 2: older saying they'd gone to the movies. I'm Tammy Truhio