The Latest: 03/22/2026 04:59am ET

0:00This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human One ice coffee? 99 cents please. For real? No way. One ice coffee? 99 cents please. For real? No way. What a deal! Your new morning groove. Ice coffee from McDonald's any size for just 99 cents to 11 a.m. Price and participation may vary. Cannot be combined with any other offer. This is your 24-7 news update. The latest views this hour in just four minutes. A recent weekend attack by Iran has left several injured in Israel about 100 people have been wounded by Iranian missiles in southern Israel. The Guardian says an Iranian missile attack wounded dozens of people in the cities of Iraq. Iran and Demoni on Saturday after air defense systems failed to intercept at least two missiles.

1:03The report says a 12-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl were among the injured. About a dozen of the wounded had serious injuries and some people are believed to be trapped under the rubble. Iranian state media says the attacks were in response to U.S. and Israeli attacks reportedly carried out on Iranian nuclear facilities. That had been rushed to the hospital after the floor collapsed. During a New Hampshire wedding, the local fire marshal in town of Tamworth says the wedding ceremony had just begun Saturday night when the floor collapsed and wedding guests started falling into the basement eight feet below. The fire marshal says about 140 people were in the wedding venue and about half of them fell into the basement when the floor gave way. And an animal rescue owner says she plans to fight the seizure of hundreds of animals in what officials call the largest dog and cat case in Los Angeles County history. Sharon Reardon has this story.

2:03The animals were cleaned every day. The animals were rotated out into yards every single day. Every single dog is happy. I do not want them to kill a single one of my animals. Christine Deanna is associated with the rock and pods animal rescue. She tells KTLA officials are wrong and that her animals were well cared for. That 250 dogs and 66 cats are now in county care following a raid on a lake use property on Friday. All seven regional care centers in LA County are hosting events today to help find homes for current resident animals in order to make space for the lake use rescues. I'm Sharon Reardon. And I'm Jim Forbes. Elon Musk is offering to pay the salaries of TSA employees as the partial government shutdown drags on. Lisa Carton has more. The billionaire Tesla CEO posted the offer on the social media platform X early Saturday saying he would cover the cost during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports across the country.

3:03A growing number of TSA officers are calling out sick or if quits since the shutdown began in mid-February. TSA workers could miss their second full paycheck next week unless lawmakers can break a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. I'm Lisa Carton. Nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen are being recalled. The voluntary recall is due to the possible presence of a foreign substance. A notice from the Food and Drug Administration says, Tero Pharmaceuticals USA received complaints from customers who reported a quote, jail-like mass and black particles in the drug products. The recall includes four ounce bottles of children's ibuprofen oral suspension with an expiration date of January 31st, 2027. The Sun is out in South Florida and saw some of the best players in tennis. Erica Rodriguez has more. With no rain in sight, the first weekend of the Miami Open is well underway. World number two and 2024 Miami Champion, Yannick Sinner, easily advanced into the third round. As did book returns, Jessica Pigula and Madison Keys.

4:05Following today, Americans learned TN and former Miami champs loan Stevens. Under the lights tonight, Delray Beach and four-seat Kogogoff and Florida Gator Ben Shelton. Erica Rodriguez, Miami Garns. And dangerous flood conditions could get worse on the Hawaiian Islands, where thousands have been ordered to evacuate. In Oahu, there are fears about a 120-year-old dam collapsing or breaching, but it's held so far. Governor Josh Green says the islands haven't seen any flood-related deaths, despite the life-threatening conditions. There has been widespread flooding in the region. I'm Jim Forbes.