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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: Iran is responding to President Trump's ultimatum to reopen the

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Speaker 1: Strait of Hormuz. A spokesman for Iran's military warned today

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Speaker 1: if his country's fuel and energy structure is attacked, Iran

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Speaker 1: will strike the same type of facilities used by America

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Speaker 1: and its allies in the region. In a post last night,

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Speaker 1: Trump said if Iran doesn't fully open the Strait of

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Speaker 1: Hormus within forty eight hours from this exact point in time,

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Speaker 1: the US will hit and obliterate their various power plants.

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Speaker 1: This says that war in the Middle East enters its

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Speaker 1: fourth week. Officials in Israel say about one hundred and

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Speaker 1: eighty people are wounded by an Iranian missile that fell

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Speaker 1: in southern Israel. The attacks happened late Saturday in the

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Speaker 1: cities of Iran and Demona after air defense systems failed

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Speaker 1: to intercept at least two missiles. As a partial government

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Speaker 1: shutdown drags on, the world's richest man, Elon Musk, is

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Speaker 1: offering to pay the salaries of TSA workers.

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Speaker 2: The billionaire Tesla CEO posted the offer on the social

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Speaker 2: media platform X early Saturday, saying he would cover the

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Speaker 2: costs during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the

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Speaker 2: lives of so many Americans at airports across the country.

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Speaker 2: A growing number of KSA officers are calling out, sick

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Speaker 2: or have quit since the shutdown began in mid February.

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Speaker 2: TSA workers could miss their second full paycheck next week

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Speaker 2: unless lawmakers can break a deadlock over funding for the

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Speaker 2: Department of Homeland Security. I'm Lisa Cardin.

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Speaker 1: More than ten million people in Cuba are without power

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Speaker 1: as the island suffers another nationwide blackout. Cuba's Ministry of

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Speaker 1: Energy posted on X last night a total disconnection of

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Speaker 1: the national electric system has occurred. It's Cuba's second blackout

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Speaker 1: in a week, after the national power grid collapsed on Monday.

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Speaker 1: This as the US has been blocking fuel supplies to

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Speaker 1: Cuba from Venezuela. Eight teams are advancing to the next

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Speaker 1: round of the NCAA Men's basketball Tournament. Top seeds Michigan

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Speaker 1: and Duke advance, as does Michigan State, Illinois, and Nebraska

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Speaker 1: is headed to the Sweet sixteen for the first time

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Speaker 1: in program history. I'm Scott Carr in New Hampshire. Six

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Speaker 1: people had to be rushed to a hospital after the

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Speaker 1: floora collapse during a wedding ceremony. Fire officials in the

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Speaker 1: town of Tamworth say the wedding ceremony had just started

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Speaker 1: last night when the floor collapsed in About half of

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Speaker 1: one hundred and forty wedding guests started falling into the

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Speaker 1: basement eight feet below. Sixth had to be hospitalized with

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Speaker 1: non life threatening injuries. CBS News is laying off about

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Speaker 1: six percent of its staffers and shutting down completely the

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Speaker 1: ninety nine year old CBS News Radio service.

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Speaker 3: Friday's announcement from the Tiffany Network is the latest round

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Speaker 3: of overhauls from its new editor in chief, Barry Weiss.

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Speaker 3: She was hired in late twenty twenty five to reshape

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Speaker 3: its news division that's seen a sharp decline in ratings.

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Speaker 3: The six percent slash represents about sixty employees. The closing

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Speaker 3: of CBS News Radio marking the end of an historic institution.

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Speaker 3: The Operation We started in nineteen twenty seven and gained

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Speaker 3: a worldwide audience with Edward R. Murrow's World War II

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Speaker 3: reports from London In New York, I'm Liz Warner, our.

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Speaker 1: Rivertown in Arizona's broken the record for the hottest day

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Speaker 1: ever recorded in March in US history. Lisa Taylor's got that.

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Speaker 4: Martinez Lake is a town of about eight hundred people

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Speaker 4: that sits along the Colorado River north of Yuma. On Thursday,

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Speaker 4: the National Weather Service as Martinez Lake hit one hundred

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Speaker 4: ten degrees, the hottest day ever for the month of March.

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Speaker 4: The previous record was one hundred eight degrees, first set

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Speaker 4: in nineteen fifty four in Rio Grande City, Texas, and

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Speaker 4: tied on Wednesday near California's Salton Sea. Records have been

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Speaker 4: set across the Southwest during the current heat wave.

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Speaker 1: I'mle Steeler and forecasters are warning dangerous flood conditions could

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Speaker 1: get even worse today on the Hawaiian Islands. Authorities in

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Speaker 1: Oahu are concerned that one hundred and twenty year old

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Speaker 1: damned there could collapse. Despite the flooding, Governor Josh Green

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Speaker 1: says the islands haven't seen any flood related deaths. A

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Speaker 1: subtropical cyclone known as Acona Storm has been causing widespread

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Speaker 1: flooding on Scott Carr