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Despite denials by Iran, president Trump says
that country is negotiating to end the war with the U.S.
Nobody's ever seen anything like we're doing
in the Middle East with Iran, and they are negotiating,
by the way, and they want to make a deal so badly,
but they're afraid to say it because they figure
they'll be killed by their own people.
They're also afraid they'll be killed by us.
Trump was speaking to a crowd at a Republican fundraiser
Wednesday night.
Matt Bodner with Iran's response.
Iran's foreign minister appeared on state TV Wednesday
and said that Tehran has not had any talks
with the United States, apparently contradicting Trump's claims.
He also said that, yes, messages are being delivered via
intermediaries, but Iran does not consider this
to be negotiation or dialogue.
As for Iran's counter demands, they do include a complete halt
to U.S. and Israeli aggression, as well as recognition
of Iran's sovereignty over the strait of Hormuz.
As the war continues, gas prices are holding
steady at just shy of $4 a gallon.
Triple A puts today's national average at $3.98
the same as yesterday.
Travelers are facing long lines at TSA checkpoints
with the partial government shutdown still underway,
more from Mark Mayfield.
Airports are dealing with TSA staffing shortages
as agents go without pay, causing some airports
like Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport
to see wait times that stretch hours.
Meanwhile, President Trump says he may call up
the National Guard for more help
after deploying ICE agents to some airports.
The Department of Homeland Security
says more than 400 TSA employees have quit.
Social media giants may have to make major changes
after being found libel for addicting kids
to their platforms.
This mother cheered the verdict.
This is going to help us in our efforts
in educating the public, educating families
in our communities and driving that change
that we so desperately need on these platforms.
A young woman sued in this landmark case
against meta and YouTube's parent company, Google.
I'm Michael Casner.
The Supreme Court is citing with Cox communications
in its billion dollar lawsuit over pirated music,
more from Tammy Trehio.
More than 50 labels joined together to sue Cox in 2018,
accusing the internet service provider
of failing to respond to thousands of infringement notices,
cut off internet access for repeat infringers
or take other piracy deterrent steps.
However, justice's determined Cox communication
cannot be held libel for piracy.
By its internet service subscribers
of songs owned by Sony Music, Warner Music Group,
Universal Music Group, and other labels.
The 920 ruling overturned a lower court's decision
ordering a new trial to determine
how much the internet service provider
owed the record labels.
I'm Tammy Trehio.
The I Heart Radio Music Awards kick off tonight
from Dolby Theatre in Hollywood,
more from Jennifer Polsoni.
I want to tell you.
Thursday's I Heart Radio Music Awards
will celebrate the most played artist of 2025
and give fans a first look at the hits of 2026.
Grammy winner Taylor Swift to make
her first award show appearance of the year.
Along with a reunion between TLC, salt and pepper,
and then Vogue, a star-studded lineup
will be presenting the awards ludicrous set
to host the ceremony, which begins at 8 p.m. Eastern on Fox.
The show can be heard on the I Heart Radio app for free.
I'm Jennifer Polsoni.
With baseball back in action, whether you're a sports fan
or not, your word support sports, more from Bree Tennis.
According to an Ipsos poll, 67% of Americans
say they're sports fans, but 100% of us
use sports metaphors.
We step up to the plate, frequently drop the ball.
Sometimes our ideas are good, and we hit them out of the park.
We hit below the belt, throw in the towel, jump the gun,
navigate the rough, ace the shot, and always
keep our eye on the ball for the win.
I'm my co-cassener.
