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>> david: ian pannell reporting from inside ukraine tonight. ian, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight from the vatican. late word coming in on pope francis' health. abc's chief international correspondent james longman is at the vatican. james, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, a concerning development here tonight. pope francis is now fighting pneumonia. the 88-year-old had a ct scan, which showed that he has now got an infection in both of his lungs, certainly more serious than the bronchitis he'd been earlier diagnosed with. and it all feeds into this complex clinical picture that we had been told about. remember, he had part of a lung removed when he was a younger man. despite all this, we are told he is in good spirits. and he thanks all those who have been sending him messages of support. david? >> david: all right, james longman at the vatican again tonight for us. james, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the news coming in tonight. a break-in at the home of nicole kidman and keith urban. smashing through a glass door

>> david: ian pannell live in kyiv again tonight. ian, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., meanwhile, the prison inmate brought to a new prison in upstate new york. authorities say within a half an hour of arriving there, the inmate was clinically dead. tonight here, the disturbing police video. and now nine former corrections officers are charged. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, multiple corrections officers seen in this disturbing body camera video beating robert brooks at a new york state prison, now charged in his death. brooks had just been transferred to the marcy directional facility near utica. >> about a half an hour later, he was clinically dead. >> reporter: six former officers charged with murder. all six, plus three others, charged with manslaughter. last december, the officers seen choking, punching, and kicking the 43-year-old in the face, torso, and genitals. >> i think any sentient human being looking at the tapes naturally comes to the conclusion that he must have said something, he must have spit at

>> david: ian pannell in kyiv for us. ian, thank you. >>> the other breaking headline involves the pentagon tonight. we have learned president trump's sweeping cuts will target the pentagon next. sources tell abc news that secretary hegseth could be planning to fire some military generals. and tonight, the firings have already affected military veterans who work at the veterans administration. here's our senior political correspondent rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump's budget ax preparing to swing at the largest agency in the federal government, with deep cuts at the pentagon now on the horizon. sources tell abc news defense secretary pete hegseth has asked top pentagon officials to draw up plans for a sweeping 8% cut. the department hasn't seen cuts this deep in more than a decade. the news comes as sources tell abc news hegseth is preparing to fire or remove a series of top generals and seen your officers. a list of their names already circulating on capitol hill. the big question, does it inc

ian pannell from kyiv again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in the face of relentless russian drone attacks on the capital here in kyiv, president zelenskyy also fending off political attacks from president trump, and now trump's white house national security adviser mike waltz, declining to blame russia for starting the war. waltz, who was once vocal about standing up for ukraine, saying this today -- >> president trump is obviously very frustrated right now with president zelenskyy, the fact that -- that he hasn't come to the table, that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered. >> reporter: this was the deal from trump that zelenskyy was asked to sign. hand over half of the revenue from its mineral resources to the u.s. forever. but without any promise of security going forward. a senior ukrainian official telling abc news they were given almost no time to read the document. the source claiming when zelenskyy presented an alternative plan, they threatened to cancel planned meetings with vice president vance and secretary of state rubio. a u.s. official calling

mary bruce at the white house, ian pannell on the ground in the middle east with the latest. >> george: americans on assignment around the world with usaid rush to leave their post. the overnight e-mail putting almost everyone in the agency on administrative leave. this comes after elon musk seized control of the agency, offering to buyout employees. are these moves legal? >> rebecca: also this morning new fallout from president trump's tariffs. >> george: winter storm on the move headed right to the northeast and the i 95 corridor. ginger with the timing and the track. new arrests in the string of burglaries targeting high profile athletes. who's been charge, and the latest on the investigation? >> rebecca: new warning about deepseek, the explosive new ai service from china. what our expert told abc news he found hidden deep in the computer code. >> robin: life interrupted. isabella strahan join us live this morning. >> yeah! >> robin: what she's saying about her cancer journey. ♪ and the big matchup in the big easy. quarterbacks patrick mahomes -- >> throwing, mahomes, deep! he's in

our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene there in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. i think it's fair to say this is a country reeling from president trump's marks. european leaders meeting again, twice this week, to come up with ideas, not on on how to end the war, but how to police a cease fire. some have been calling president zelenskyy since president trump's remark, offering solidarity. but while all the talk is happening this is reality on the ground. russian strikes every night. 161 drones attacking overnight. ukraine's number one priority in any deal will be meaningful security guarantees. as mary said, trump's special envoy is in town today. that's going to be a tough meeting. british papers are reporting a european peace keeping force, possibly around 30,000 strong, is being considered. remember uk's prime minister, keir starmer, president macron of france are both due to meet trump next week. that will be a tough meeting. it's worth remembering the people at the center of the war. we've just been to a hos

our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell has the latest developments. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. a groundbreaking meeting between top u.s. and russian officials agreeing to start restoring diplomatic relations and end the war. this is significant news taking place in saudi arabia. this is the first since russia's dell great lakes three years ago. secretary rubio said president trump wants a fair end to the war, guaranteed that it won't start again in two to three years. remember there was an earlier pace of the war that began back in 2014. rubio also warning it's going to be a long, difficult process. neither ukraine nor the europeans were invited to this meeting. president zelenskyy's made it clear there can't be a settlement without ukraine's involvement. he also warned that as ukraine didn't give in to russian ultimatums at the start of the war, why would they do so now? russia's top diplomat leading the russian delegation saying america is finely listen to russia. european leaders are nervous about being edged out, c

our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is tracking the latest from kyiv. od morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. that's right. president trump angering ukraine and european allies falsely saying that ukraine started this war when it was, in fact, russia. without evidence. he also claimed it could have been settled easily without the loss of so many lives and so much land, almost at the same time as he was speaking russia was bombing. this time odessa targeting energy plants and a children's hospital leaving about 250,000 people without power amid freezing conditions here. trump also claiming president zelenskyy's approval ratings are just 4% without offering evidence. zelenskyy speaking just a moment ago, rebutting this, now pointing to polls that his approval is well over 50%, suggesting the numbers used by president trump are russian propaganda. ukraine insisting it needs real security guarantees to prevent another war here. many are seething with anger after trump's remarks and the meeting between russian and american officials which ukr

. >> george: first new at 7:30, ian pannell just got off a chopper flying from gaza, first aid being . he is in jordan. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. that's right. these are american made blackhawk helicopters. we just landed and seen two more choppers coming in now. this was a mercy mission, to bring much needed medical aid. flew across jordan, israel and into gaza. we saw some of the destruction there. you can see homes, communities totally razed to the ground. the scale of need there is overwhelming. this comes a few days ahead of king abdullah flying to washington, meeting with president trump. it's going to be a difficult meeting. president trump suggested jordan should accept some of the gazans, some of the palestinians from gaza, something officials made clear is a total red line that can't be crossed. george? >> george: prime minister netanyahu in washington today. okay, ian, thanks very much. new at 7:30 some businesses are closed monday. people took to the streets for a day without immigrants in protest of president trump's immigration policies.