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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: TSA employees started receiving retroactive pay on Monday, following weeks

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Speaker 2: of working without compensation during the partial government shutdown. Mark

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Speaker 2: Mayfield has the latest.

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Speaker 1: While many workers saw deposits hit their bank accounts, officials

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Speaker 1: cautioned that some payments may take longer to process and

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Speaker 1: full reimbursement could be delayed. The back pay follows and

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Speaker 1: executive order signed Friday aimed at easing long airport wait

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Speaker 1: times and addressing the rise in employee absences nationwide. According

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Speaker 1: to The Hill, not all TSA officers have been paid yet,

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Speaker 1: with timing varying on individual banks processing schedules. The outlet

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Speaker 1: also noted ongoing concerns about overtime calculations and the amount

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Speaker 1: of taxes withheld from the restored paychecks.

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Speaker 2: On Mark Mayfield, the White House says the war the

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Speaker 2: Run is moving ahead successfully and according to plan. In

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Speaker 2: a briefing on Monday, Press Secretary Caroline Levitt also said

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Speaker 2: talks with the regime are going well, despite press reports

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Speaker 2: to the contrary. It says she hopes Iran will take

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Speaker 2: this golden opportunity to make a deal with the US

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Speaker 2: after President Trump extended a pause on targeting Iran's energy infrastructure.

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Speaker 2: That deadline is April sixth. Early voting is under way

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Speaker 2: to fill the congressional seat formerly held by Marjorie Taylor Green.

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Speaker 2: Scott Kimbler reports the.

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Speaker 3: People of Georgia's fourteenth Congressional District can early vote now

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Speaker 3: through Friday to fill the seat left vacant by the

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Speaker 3: January resignation of Marjorie Taylor Green, Republican and President Trump

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Speaker 3: endorsed Clay Fuller faces Democrat Sean Harris for the term

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Speaker 3: that expires in January, though a victory for either could

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Speaker 3: be short lived. Should the winner want to keep the seat,

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Speaker 3: they would have to qualify in the May twelfth statewide primary.

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Speaker 3: I'm Scott Kimbler.

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Speaker 2: NASA's Artemis two mission is set to launch on Wednesday.

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Speaker 2: Astrophysicist doctor Michael Schera with the Museum of Natural History

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Speaker 2: says the mission is the first time in fifty years

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Speaker 2: the humans will leave lower orbit and get out to

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Speaker 2: the Moon. Schera says the technology is far more advanced

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Speaker 2: than it was five decades ago. He says astronauts will

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Speaker 2: be able to be constant contact with Earth except when

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Speaker 2: they loop around the Moon, which could take about an hour.

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Speaker 2: I'm Tammy Trihio, a woman in Brooklyn, a pro Palestinian activist,

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Speaker 2: is speaking out for the first time following an assassination

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Speaker 2: plot foiled by the FBI. Sarah Lee Kessler reports.

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Speaker 4: Nirden Kiswani, who co founded the group Within Our Lifetime,

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Speaker 4: stood in City Hall Park Monday mornings and spoke about

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Speaker 4: how she felt when the FBI told her that a

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Speaker 4: suspected Jewish extremist had assembled Molotov cocktails to hurl at

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Speaker 4: her home.

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Speaker 5: I was possing that as a mother holding my infant,

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Speaker 5: thinking what it means for someone to target my home

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Speaker 5: where my child sleeps.

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Speaker 4: Twenty six year old Andrew Heifler was arrested at his

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Speaker 4: home in Hobook on Thursday. Kiss Janie says the foiled

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Speaker 4: death plot only boost result to keep speaking out. I'm

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Speaker 4: Sarah Lee Kessler.

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Speaker 2: A TV series about the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's in development.

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Speaker 2: Sony Pictures Television is shopping the limited series. It's based

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Speaker 2: on the book per Version of Justice, The Jeffrey Epstein's

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Speaker 2: Story by Laura k.

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Speaker 1: Brown.

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Speaker 2: It's the first scripted series about the Epstein case, following

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Speaker 2: multiple documentaries about him. For the last forty years, if

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Speaker 2: you had a heart attack, you were often prescribed to

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Speaker 2: beta blockers for life to protect your heart. A Jim

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Speaker 2: Roop reports that may no longer be the case.

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Speaker 5: American College of Cardiology and Heart Association guidelines now say

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Speaker 5: it's safe for low risk patients to stop taking those

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Speaker 5: drugs after a year or two. Beta blockers are medications

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Speaker 5: that lower blood pressure and slow the heartbeat. The problem

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Speaker 5: is they often cause annoying side effects like dizziness, fatigue,

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Speaker 5: and trymouth or eyes. Health experts say, if you think

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Speaker 5: you're a lower risk for another heart attacks, see your

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Speaker 5: cardiologist for a checkup, and don't try to ditch beta

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Speaker 5: blockers on your own. I'm Jim roup.

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Speaker 2: Nesley says the world supply of Kitcat chocolate bars is

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Speaker 2: okay after a big heist last week. The company says

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Speaker 2: twelve tons of KitKat bars were stolen somewhere between Central

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Speaker 2: Italy and Poland. A Kitcat's post person says, we've always

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Speaker 2: encouraged people to have a break with KitKat, but it

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Speaker 2: seems thieves have taken the message too literal and made

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Speaker 2: a break with more than twelve tons of our chocolate.

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Speaker 2: I'm Tammy Trhillo