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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.

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Speaker 2: In just four minutes, President Trump will launch into his

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Speaker 2: State of the Union tonight with what NBC's Monica Albert

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Speaker 2: reports is a goal to convince Americans that the economy

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Speaker 2: is good.

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Speaker 3: So this is a president who likes to make claims

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Speaker 3: about the economy that just don't really square with what

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Speaker 3: actual Americans are feeling when they are pulled and when

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Speaker 3: they are asked about their top concerns, and they've given

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Speaker 3: him some pretty poor marks on his performance on the

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Speaker 3: economy specifically.

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Speaker 2: The speech is also expected to be very long. Members

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Speaker 2: of the Golden medal winning men's US hockey team say

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Speaker 2: they're soaking in their White House experience. They met President

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Speaker 2: Trump in the Oval Office earlier today and experience Brady

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Speaker 2: Kutchuk says he'll never forget.

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Speaker 4: I mean, it was awesome just to have that opportunity.

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Speaker 2: I'm just extremely grateful and blessed to be in this position.

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Speaker 2: His teammate and brother, Matthew, said it's been a wild

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Speaker 2: since defeating Canada for gold, adding he wouldn't trade the

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Speaker 2: experience for anything. House Democrats are investigating whether the Justice

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Speaker 2: Department intentionally withheld Epstein files tied to sexual assault allegations

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Speaker 2: against President Trump. California's Robert Garcia says Democrats on the

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Speaker 2: House Oversight Committee believe the doj illegally withheld FBI interviews

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Speaker 2: with a survivor who accused Trump of quote unquote, heinous crimes. Meantime,

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Speaker 2: the US Justice Department is suing UCLA over allegations of

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Speaker 2: anti semitism the Trump administrations, accusing the campus of turning

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Speaker 2: a blind eye to anti Semitic acts and ignoring cries

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Speaker 2: for help from Jewish and Israeli employees. It all comes

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Speaker 2: months after the administration launched an investigation into antisemitism on

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Speaker 2: UCLA's campus. In the course of the investigation, the administration

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Speaker 2: halted the university's research funding and sought a billion dollar settlement.

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Speaker 2: UCLA was the site of several pro Palestinian protests in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four and twenty twenty five. I'm Jim Roop.

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Speaker 2: Families facing Alzheimer's could see fewer insurance roadblocks under a

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Speaker 2: bill being debated on Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 4: LB twelve twenty two requires insurance companies and medicaid to

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Speaker 4: cover all medically necessary testing and FDA approved medications for

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Speaker 4: Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. It prevents insurers

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Speaker 4: from requiring step therapy, meaning patients wouldn't have to try

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Speaker 4: cheaper drugs before getting the treatment their doctor prescribed. I'm

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Speaker 4: Trent Rice.

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Speaker 2: Olympic skiing legend Lindsay Vaughn says the surgery saved her

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Speaker 2: leg from amputation.

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Speaker 5: Vaughn shared an Instagram posts thanking her orthopedic surgeon for

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Speaker 5: salvaging her leg. After Vaughn's crash in the women's downhill

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Speaker 5: at the Milan Courtina Winter Games, she developed compartment syndrome

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Speaker 5: in her left leg. Compartment syndrome can lead to permanent

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Speaker 5: damage in the affected area due to excessive pressure within

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Speaker 5: the muscle. She's since been discharged from the hospital. I'm

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Speaker 5: Tammy Try in o related story.

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Speaker 2: Online registrations for tickets for the twenty twenty eight Olympics

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Speaker 2: in Los Angeles have surpassed five million already.

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Speaker 1: That's a new record. Since registration opened in January, people

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Speaker 1: have signed up from all fifty states in one hundred

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Speaker 1: and ninety four countries. One point five million people signed

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Speaker 1: up in the first twenty four hours of registration alone,

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Speaker 1: and an average of one hundred thousand new registrations are

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Speaker 1: coming in each day. Registering allows people to enter a

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Speaker 1: random drawing for future ticket purchase time slots. The online

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Speaker 1: portal will remain open through March eighteenth. Between March thirty

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Speaker 1: first and April seventh, participants will be notified via email

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Speaker 1: if they have been assigned to purchase time slots. The

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Speaker 1: first window for ticket purchases for people selected and the

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Speaker 1: draw opens in April. I'm Daniel Martindale.

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Speaker 2: Novo NORDESK will slash the prices of three of its

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Speaker 2: popular weight loss drugs starting next year. The cost of ozepic,

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Speaker 2: Wagovi and Rebelsis will be cut by up to fifty

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Speaker 2: percent for some customers. The price reductions will be aimed

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Speaker 2: at pages with insurance. Who's out of pocket costs are

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Speaker 2: linked to list prices. The new price going to affect

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Speaker 2: January first of twenty twenty seven. I'm Jim Roop