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We do begin here with the breaking news.
The US ceasefire with Iran on the brink of collapse.
Iran firing missiles.
The US bombing Iranian sites.
President Trump told ABC News about this late today.
The Iranian military launching missiles and drones at US troops in Kuwait.
Iran threatening to cut off talks.
The US bombing Iranian radar and drone sites, calling it self-defense.
Amid all of this today, oil prices going up again.
President Trump told our John Carl late today.
Rachel Scott leads us off from the White House.
>> tonight.
The US ceasefire on the brink of collapse.
Iran firing missiles at US troops in Kuwait.
Oil prices rising.
The US saying it retaliated in self-defense.
Today, Iran threatening to cut off negotiations entirely after Israel targeted southern Lebanon again.
President Trump today saying he couldn't care less if the talks collapse, saying
if they're over, they're over.
But late today, ABC News has learned the president did get on the phone with
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to try to halt the bombing in southern Lebanon to keep the Iranians at the negotiating table.
Netanyahu insists Israel will not leave southern Lebanon.
The president telling our John Carl, "There was a little glitch today, but I turned that one around very quickly."
But tonight, amid the enormous stakes now three months into this war with Iran and global oil prices inching up today,
gas prices here at home hovering at $427 cents a gallon.
The president fully aware of the pressure to negotiate a deal with Iran.
And so tonight, hours after Iran threatened to call off these talks, the president insists they are back on, but the stakes here are so high.
The straight of muzz is still closed and Iran has not agreed to turn over that enriched uranium.
>> Rachel Scott with the breaking news from the White House.
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