"Live," from NPR News in Washington, "I'm Core of a Coleman," Iran says its h...
attacks on Israel for now, Iran fired at Israel yesterday, that came as Israel continued
“to attack Iran's proxy militia as Bola in Lebanon, Israel returned fire on Iran as”
well. Today, President Trump wrote on line both Israel and Iran are looking to do a "sees fire." He also said the U.S. will continue to block hate Iranian ports until a final deal is reached. Pakistan's interior minister has handed over a letter, meant for the Iranian Supreme
Leader. And beer's Diyah Hadid reports, this comes amid renewed Pakistani efforts to mediate talks between Iran and the U.S. while fighting has been flaring. "In Syria, Minister Mahsa Nakhvi left the Tehran on Saturday night. During his visit, State supported Iranian media, reported that Nakhvi gave a message to the
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqshi.
Iranian media reported that the message was from the army chief, Asa Minair, to the Iran
in Supreme Leader, Aida Tallahassee Edmistavah Al-Halminin. Nakhvi has visited Iran in the past to push the media to talks, but the last effort appeared
“to collapse after the U.S. and Iran could not agree on the fate of the state of her”
moose and Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles. In a related development, the Lebanese chief of army staff also visited Pakistan over the weekend at the invitation of Pakistan's army chief. It was not clear how long the visit would last, or even its purpose, dear Hadid and Piano's."
Stocks open higher this morning as oil prices stabilized, and B.R. Scott Horsley reports the Dow Jones industrial average jumped about 200 points in early trading. Oil prices jumped overnight, as Israel and Iran traded attacks, but crude oil prices stabilized after Iran said the skirmish was ending.
Retail gas-alene prices in the U.S. continued to fall.
The place is the average price of regular gas is about 416 a gallon. That's down about 16 cents from what we could go, but still more than $1 a gallon higher than this time last year. Gas-lean prices will likely play a significant role later this week when the Labor Department
“reports on inflation for the month of May.”
Stock in computer chip maker Marvel technology got a boost this morning after a sell-off Friday in companies tied to artificial intelligence. Marvel has set to join the S&P 500 index later this month. Scott Horsley and Piano is Washington. Health officials in Africa warn the Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo
is spreading. There are 488 confirmed cases in DRC and nearly 90 confirmed deaths. Reporter Emmett Livingstone is in DRC's capital, Kinshasa. Itturi, a province in eastern Congo, about the size of West Virginia, is the epicenter of the outbreak with about 94% of recorded cases in Congo.
And according to Congolese health authorities, the virus has now spread to half of the provinces' health zones. It's hard to gauge the scale of this crisis, but there are clues that suggest it's much larger than the official figure suggests. Emmett Livingstone reporting, you're listening to NPR.
Tonight is Game 3 of the NBA Finals. The New York Nix lead the series against the San Antonio Spurs to do nothing. They will host the Spurs and President Trump in Madison Square, Garden tonight. Mayor Mamdoni will also attend a watch party planned for Nix fans outside Madison Square Garden has now been cancelled for security reasons other watch parties will go ahead.
Broadway's highest honors, the Tony Awards were handed out last night at Radio City Music Hall in New York, the events host was the Popstar Pink. Jeff London reports the honors were spread widely among many events. If there was one clear winner of the night, it was the revival of Arthur Miller's death of a salesman.
The atmospheric production set in a garage picked up six Tony's including best revival of a play. Elsewhere the awards were more evenly spread. Ragtime picked up four awards including best musical revival while cats the Jellicle Ball picked up three.
To make a tune one for awards including best music. But the lost boys picked up four awards too. Best play went to Liberation. For NPR News, I'm Jeff London in New York. Officials in the Philippines say at least 32 people have been killed after an earthquake hit
the ocean just off the southern part of the country. Its magnitude with 7.8 officials in the Philippines say they have been a swarm of aftershocks. This is NPR. Hundreds of thousands of people came to the US as small children as the only home they've ever known.
And although they weren't citizens, many got special protections to keep living and working here. Now though, they find themselves in legal limbo as the Trump administration tightens the screws on immigrants. This is NPR's Coast Witch podcast in the NPR app or wherever you get your podcasts.
