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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: The number of US service members injured in the war

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Speaker 2: and Iran is climbing. A spokesperson for US Central Command

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Speaker 2: said Monday that approximately two hundred injuries have occurred, but

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Speaker 2: that the vast majority have been minor. Thirteen fatalities have

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Speaker 2: been confirmed since the start of Operation Epic Theory. Top

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Speaker 2: US intelligence and security officials will go before the House

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Speaker 2: this week to discuss threats facing the US. Mark Mayfield reports.

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Speaker 3: They had been set to testify on Tuesday, but now

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Speaker 3: that's been rescheduled for this Thursday, the House Permanent Select

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Speaker 3: Committee on Intelligence. We'll be hearing from Director of National

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Speaker 3: Intelligence Tulsea Gebberd, FBI Director Cash Mattel, CIA Director John Ratcliffe,

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Speaker 3: and others. They are due to discuss foreign threats, cyber attacks,

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Speaker 3: and terrorism. The hearing comes amid the US war with

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Speaker 3: Iran and several recent attacks in the US being investigated

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Speaker 3: as possible X of terrorism.

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Speaker 2: A Mark Mayfield A federal judges blocking Health Secretary Robert F.

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Speaker 2: Kennedy Junior from proceeding with an overhaul of the nation's

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Speaker 2: childhood vaccine schedule. The judge ruled that Kennedy's changes to

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Speaker 2: vaccine recommendations, as well as an influential vaccine advisory committee,

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Speaker 2: violated federal law. Kennedy and the CDC reduced the number

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Speaker 2: of recommended shots from eighteen to eleven, and the new

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Speaker 2: guidance dropped recommendations that all babies should be protected against

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Speaker 2: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, RSV, dengay, and two types of

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Speaker 2: bacterial meningitis. The judge also put a hold on the

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Speaker 2: new members Kennedy appointed to the CDC's Vaccine Advisory Committee

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Speaker 2: last June. The best podcasts out there have been revealed.

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Speaker 2: The twenty twenty six iHeart Podcast Awards happened Monday, celebrating

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Speaker 2: the best in podcasting over the past year. Gigley Squad

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Speaker 2: took home Podcast out of the Year honors, while Good

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Speaker 2: Hang with Amy Poehler won for Best Comedy. Wiscrack was

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Speaker 2: the winner in Best Crime, while the Best Pop Culture

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Speaker 2: Podcast award went to Call Her Daddy. The winners are

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Speaker 2: chosen by industry experts in fan voting for top honors

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Speaker 2: like Podcast of the Year, I'm Tammy Trichello. Staffing issues

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Speaker 2: are surging at the TSA after officers miss their first

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Speaker 2: full paycheck due to a partial government shutdown. Lisa Carton

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Speaker 2: has details.

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Speaker 4: According to the Department of Homeland Security, there were more

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Speaker 4: than one hundred and eleven incidents where shortages threaten operational integrity,

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Speaker 4: which the agency describes as hotspots. Travelers across the country

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Speaker 4: reported lengthy tsaqs, with some waiting one to two hours

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Speaker 4: at security checkpoints. According to DHS, Houston, New Orleans, and

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Speaker 4: Atlanta are where the most concentrated rate of hotspots have

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Speaker 4: occurred since the shutdown began. I'm Lisa Carton.

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Speaker 2: Senate Republicans are expected to kick off debate on the

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Speaker 2: Save America Act today, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune

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Speaker 2: still warrants he doesn't have the votes to get the

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Speaker 2: voter ID measure over the finish line. He so far

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Speaker 2: resisted pressure from President Trump and several fellow Republicans to

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Speaker 2: temporarily nuke the filibuster rule to beat the sixty vote

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Speaker 2: threshold needed to pass the House approved bill. The Save

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Speaker 2: a Mayor Act would require people to provide proof of

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Speaker 2: citizenship in person to register to vote, and would implement

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Speaker 2: a national requirement for photo ID. Democrats argue the id

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Speaker 2: requirements would disenfranchise millions of voters. The NBA's Board of

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Speaker 2: governors could vote next week on whether to consider expanding

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Speaker 2: the league by two teams. Brad Ford has details.

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Speaker 1: It's expected that teams could be Seattle in Las Vegas,

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Speaker 1: but that vote wouldn't happen until later twenty Three of

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Speaker 1: thirty NBA owners would have to approve the vote for

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Speaker 1: the process to move forward. The league would identify potential owners,

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Speaker 1: and then another vote would be held to determine whether

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Speaker 1: expansion would actually happen. If it does, the teams would

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Speaker 1: start in the twenty twenty eighth season. I'm brad Ford.

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Speaker 2: An American astronaut, is telling the story of what was

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Speaker 2: supposed to be a quick trip to space that turned

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Speaker 2: into nearly ten months aboard the International Space Station. Barry

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Speaker 2: Butch Wilmore's memoir called Stuck in Space comes out today.

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Speaker 2: It marks one year since his return from a two

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Speaker 2: hundred and eighty sixty mission that was originally supposed to

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Speaker 2: last just a week or two. The book reflects on

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Speaker 2: being unexpectedly stranded in orbit and how Wilmore leaned on discipline, leadership,

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Speaker 2: and faith to get through the isolation.

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Speaker 4: I'm Tammy Trahio