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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: Long lines at TSA checkpoints are still giving travelers headaches

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Speaker 2: at some of the nation's airports. With a partial government

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Speaker 2: shutdown dragging on TSA staffing, shortages are causing wait times

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Speaker 2: at airports like Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport to stretch

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Speaker 2: for hours.

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Speaker 1: Horrific.

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Speaker 3: I hate it.

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Speaker 1: It's disgusting. It's just terrible, and I got to do

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Speaker 1: it all over again next week to come back for work.

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Speaker 2: TSA agents who show up for work are going without

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Speaker 2: pay during the shutdown. The Department of Homeland Security says

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Speaker 2: more than four hundred TSA employees have quit. The President

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Speaker 2: has rejected and offered by Democrats to fund TSA while

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Speaker 2: still negotiating for changes within ICE is following the shooting

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Speaker 2: desks of two US citizens by federal agents. The Pentagon

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Speaker 2: is planning to send more soldiers to the Middle East

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Speaker 2: as the war with Iran continues. Monica Nilsen reports.

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Speaker 4: Reports say the US Army's eighty second Airborne Division will

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Speaker 4: be deployed to the region to support operations against Iran.

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Speaker 4: Despite that move, there has reportedly been no decision to

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Speaker 4: put troops on the ground inside the country. President Trump

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Speaker 4: has expressed optimism that the war will end soon and

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Speaker 4: said Tuesday talks with Iran were going well. The Strait

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Speaker 4: of Horn Moves meanwhile, remains closed to most vessels as

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Speaker 4: Iran threatens attacks on commercial shipping.

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Speaker 1: I'm Monica Nelson.

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Speaker 2: And Iran continues to say that no talks between the

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Speaker 2: US and Iran are taking place. The pain that the

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Speaker 2: pump continues today as prices keep climbing as the war continues.

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Speaker 2: More from Tammy Trihio.

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Speaker 5: TRIPAA puts the national average for a gallon of regular

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Speaker 5: unletted at three dollars and ninety eight cents a gallon.

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Speaker 5: Flash back to a month ago, just before the start

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Speaker 5: of the war in Iran, and the national average was

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Speaker 5: two dollars in ninety seven cents a gallon. Drivers in

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Speaker 5: California are paying the most these days, at five dollars

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Speaker 5: and eighty three cents on average. I'm Tammy Trihio.

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Speaker 2: On Wall Street, the Dow jumps three hundred point says

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Speaker 2: oil falls after the US reportedly sends zeron a peace plan.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michael Kassner. You could have a huge tax break

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Speaker 2: coming your way. If you're financing your car purchase more

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Speaker 2: from Jack Crumley.

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Speaker 1: You might be able to deduct the interest if you

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Speaker 1: bought and financed a car for personal use in twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty five. Chief tax information officer at Jackson Hewitt Mark

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Speaker 1: Steber explains.

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Speaker 6: If you bought an automobile and you financed part of

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Speaker 6: that purchase in twenty five or later years, because this

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Speaker 6: is not just a one time deal, the interest can

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Speaker 6: be tax deductible up to a maximum of ten thousand dollars.

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Speaker 1: Steber emphasizes, though this deduction is only available if final

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Speaker 1: assembly of the auto took place in the US, and

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Speaker 1: Steber says there are plenty of ways to find out their.

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Speaker 6: Tools, their vin lookups, but you kind of know it

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Speaker 6: if you bought one, if it's a Ford or a

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Speaker 6: Chevy or a GM, you can almost rest assured it

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Speaker 6: was assembled in the United States. And if you bought

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Speaker 6: a loan.

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Speaker 3: Bang.

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Speaker 6: Now some of the other cars, the Toyotas, the Mercedes,

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Speaker 6: they have plants here. You need to ask your salesman

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Speaker 6: or your dealer and they can tell you pretty quick

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Speaker 6: this is final assemble and you get that money.

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Speaker 1: The tax filing deadline is Wednesday, April fifteenth, at midnight.

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Speaker 2: Americans outlook on the job market right now is increasingly sour.

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Speaker 2: More from Matt Mattinson.

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Speaker 3: A new Gallup survey shows twenty eight percent of American

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Speaker 3: workers think right now is a good time to find

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Speaker 3: a job, and seventy two percent say it's a bad time.

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Speaker 3: The survey falls in line with a Federal Reserves recent

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Speaker 3: report showing that while the US economy is in good shape,

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Speaker 3: the labor market remains sluggish. The new survey was taken

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Speaker 3: during the last three months of twenty twenty five. In

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Speaker 3: mid twenty twenty two, Gallup reported seventy percent said it

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Speaker 3: was a good time to find work.

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Speaker 1: I'm at Mattinson.

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Speaker 2: Open ai is discontinuing the AI video creation platform Sora.

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Speaker 2: Announcement comes just three months after Disney ink to deal

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Speaker 2: with OpenAI, allowing users to generate videos with a set

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Speaker 2: of more than two hundred characters from Disney, Marvel, Pixar,

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Speaker 2: and Star Wars films. I'm Michael Cassner.