now the supreme court, where chief justice roberts put a temporary hold on efforts to block the trump administration freeze on foreign aid funding. chief white house correspondent mary bruce details. >> reporter: good morning, george. overnight chief justice john roberts handing president trump a win at the court, at least temporarily, delaying a midnight deadline for the trump administration to pay out nearly $2 billion in foreign aid. roberts is asking for a response from the aid group by noon tomorrow, after which time the court will decide what comes next. this emergency appeal marks the second time we have now seen a decision on trump's recent executive actions reach the court. likely not last. this came after he attempted to freeze all foreign aid last month. just hours before the supreme court weighed in, elon musk blasted a lower court judge who had ruled they must resume the funding saying he should be impeached and investigated. and in another aggressive move the trump administration said it was ending nearly 10,000 usaid and state department contracts and grants. that was stunning aid workers and officials who say some of those contracts provide life saving hum

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the most strange, neil diamond wanted to be superman. robert redford, we made an offer, he made it to go to no. speaker: he goes on now. pierre spengler: bruce jenner. speaker: yeah, that's right. there he goes. pierre spengler: physically, he was very good, but the acting not so much. schwarzenegger was running after us. arnold schwarzenegger: the main man is back. pierre spengler: he had, theoretically, the physique of the comic book. you cannot have superman saying [with accent] “truth, justice, and the american way.” arnold schwarzenegger: f*** you, asshole. pierre spengler: the idea came-- rather than casting a well-known superman, we should go for an unknown and have stars around him. richard donner: we had made a costume out of a blue leotard, and chris was sweating like a stuck pig. i took black shoe polish and blacked his whole head, and this skinny little kid did a scene with various ladies who were up for the part of lois lane. [video playback] - i mean, why are you here? - i'm here to fight for truth. for justice in the american way. [end playback] richard donner: he flew sunday night, screen-tested in london on monday, and then

was founded by queen margrethe in the 11th century, later extended by her son king david and robert the bruce320. more recently, it was king charles's first official visit in 2022 to celebrate dunfermline becoming scotland's eighth city. joint session clerk david williams hopes the community will open up to learning more of the church's rich history when the process begins to discuss its future. >> we are inviting the local community to come along and hear more about the history of the church and discuss with us the possibilities for its future. it's quite special. we can tell a lot of the story of scotland as a nation from this one site, and the more i get involved, the more i start to understand what this building offers and some of the stories that can be told from it. >> an exhibition running from march 20th 2nd to april 5th will begin the public consultation. in spite of the eye—watering sum, reverend rennie is feeling positive, buoyed by the thought of all those with a vested interest in dunfermline coming forward to participate in shaping the abbey's future. tony mcguire gb news, dunfe