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Iranian CTV releasing this video as the country says it launched missiles at US military forces.
Kuwait says it was intercepting incoming fire.
It comes after US Central Command says the Pentagon launched self-defense strikes on Iranian radar and command and control sites over the weekend amid growing uncertainty over a peace deal.
The president sitting down for an interview with his daughter-in-law, Larara Trump.
>> We're getting what we want slowly.
Very tough negotiators.
It takes a long time.
Uh, I'm in no hurry.
>> Sources tell ABC News President Trump sent Iran changes to a proposed framework for the country to consider.
But just a week ago, the president said the deal was already largely negotiated.
President Trump laying out the terms of the potential agreement, saying Iran must agree to never obtain a nuclear weapon, turn over its remaining enriched uranium, and reopen the straight of Hermuz.
Hermuz. President Trump spent the weekend on the golf course, largely out of sight.
On Friday, he huddled with top national security advisers in the situation room for two hours, saying he would make a final determination on a framework to extend the ceasefire and gradually reopen the straight of Hermuz.
This morning, Iranian state media is reporting the country's top officials are reviewing the president's proposals.
The country's top negotiator casting doubt on how quickly a deal could come together, reportedly saying, quote, "Do not trust the enemy's words and promises." complicating negotiations.
Iran's insistence that the war end on all fronts, including Israel's massive ground operation in Lebanon.
Israel now pushing further into the country than they have in 26 years as they fight Iranianbacked Hezbollah, capturing Boart Castle nestled on a strategic mountaintop.
The Israeli flag now flying above its walls.
Israeli strikes have devastated Lebanon.
The country's health ministry says more than 3,400 people have been killed since March with over 10,000 wounded.
And of course, the economic toll continues to hit Americans here at home with these high gas prices.
But the president still insists he is in no rush to make a deal late overnight.
He posted on social media telling critics to sit back and relax, saying it will all work out in the end.
George
>> and Rachel, the president faced two major legal setbacks over the weekend to his takeover of the Kennedy Center and that fund to pay off his political allies.
>> Yeah, two major legal setbacks in the course of just 24 hours.
So, let's set let's start with that so-called anti-weaponization fund, that $1.8 billion that could pave the way for even those who were convicted on January 6 of beating police officers to receive payouts.
Well, a judge ruling that not a single dollar could be handed out until further legal deliberations over whether or not this is in fact legal.
Then just hours later, the president suffered yet another setback.
A judge in a different jurisdiction, ruling that neither the president nor his handpicked board had the authority to rename the Kennedy senator.
That judge now giving the Trump administration 14 days to take down the president's name from that building, insisting Congress gave the Kennedy Center its name and only Congress can remove it.
George
>> Rachel Scott, thanks very
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