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1:01These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This is your 24-7 News Update, the latest views this hour in just four minutes. A solemn ceremony is held Saturday for those US soldiers killed in Iran. The bodies of six American soldiers killed during Operation Epic Fury are now back on US soil. President Trump and other senior officials took part in the dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Saturday. The six Army reservists died in a drone attack in Kuwait, one week ago. The day after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran. The six were based in Des Moines, Iowa. President Trump is blaming Iran for a deadly strike on a school in the southern part of the country. Launch shortly after Operation Epic Fury began, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Saturday, Trump claimed the strike on the school was, quote, done by Iran. Secretary of War Pete Hexeth then said the US is still investigating the strike.

2:04This comes after NBC News reported, Trump administration officials told lawmakers that the US was targeting the area in Iran where the school was struck. The FDAS says the voluntary recall is due to undeclared milk that could cause a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction. The recall of the eight ounce bag of chips include the jalapeno-flavored potato chips and was issued on Wednesday after a consumer contacted the company. The product is safe to consume unless the consumer has a dairy allergy or sensitivity to milk. The products were sold in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas on January 15th. I'm Lisa Carton. An official say at least eight people have died after severe storm spawned tornadoes that swept through parts of the Midwest and planes. Four people were confirmed dead in Michigan, including a 12-year-old boy in Oklahoma and

3:07EF2 tornado killed a mother and daughter. I'm Jim Forbes. The joint maritime information center has heightened the threat level in the Middle East to critical. In a 10-page report, the center said the threat level, which is at its highest, goes beyond the immediate strait of hormones, extending to the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. Reports said, quote, active threat from missiles, UAVs, standoff projectiles, and associated collateral effects remain credible. Several vessels, regardless of flag or country of origin, have been advised to stay on the highest alert. Frito Lay is recalling Miss Vicki's spicy-dill pickle potato chips in six states, details now from Lisa Carton. The FDA says the voluntary recall is due to undeclared milk that could cause a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction. The recall of the eight ounce bag of chips include the jalapeno-flavored potato chips and was issued on Wednesday after a consumer contacted the company. Frito Lay said the product is safe to consume unless the consumer has a dairy allergy or

4:12sensitivity to milk. The products were sold in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas on January 15th. I'm Lisa Carton. New research shows shoppers are changing their habits due to inflation and tariffs. In a study by Simon Kutcher, only about a third of those taking part said they understand the impacts of tariffs. The study found most consumers were concerned about rising prices. Another survey found more than half of those taking part said they are dining out less, while 44% are buying fewer clothes and 37% are substituting for cheaper brands. And Britney Spears is dealing with legal issues after she was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence this week in Southern California. The pop stars ex-husband was asked for comment on the situation and told Fox News on Friday that people make mistakes. Spears has been ordered to appear in court on May 4th. I'm Jim Forbes.