they say that's why tehran wants her dead.an iranian revolutionary guard and agents are now charged with trying to kidnap and kill her to shut her up. believed to be in iran, but jury selection has begun. described by authorities as members of a russian mop group hired by iran to carry out the killings. prosecutors say another man staked her out at her brooklyn home for two days, seen lurking on her porch by her ring doorbell camera, then nabbed by police with an ak-47 and rounds of ammunition in his car. set the plan was to execute her at her house or snatch her and then take her by speedboat from new york harbor all the way down to iranian ally venezuela and flanker from venezuela to tehran. >> it is a trial that is going to bring shame and humiliation, supreme leader, and his gang of killers. and that is why i am so happy. >> has a history of foreign assassinations of regime opponents. they plotted to bomb a rally of one of the largest opposition groups, national council of resistance of iran while former new york mayor rud

if economic security is national security, the regime in tehran will have neither.

[applause] importantly, we restored maximum pressure on tehran imposes sanctions on the international internationalcriminal court whis targeting israelal with anti-semitic attacks. [applause] and come at the united nations we took decisive action to defund the pro- hamas terrorist group who committed atrocities on october 7. and, i can promise you this as the united states ambassador to the united nations we are not only going to defund, we must totally dismantle it. and, as we approach the 50th anniversary of the ambassador's historic opposition to the united nations disgraceful resolution that time hasra comeo bring about needed change we must redirect the course of history away from the anti-semitism and the anti- israel bias that the ambassador described as a great evil that has been loosed upon the world. let me be clear everyday americans understand the need to support israel's fight the same terrorist sympathizers who chant death to israel also chant death to america. never guinness right now. under president trump america will stand up both at home and abroad. israel has our u

the fed say that is why it to tehran tried to kill her.ccused iranian agents now accused in the plot and the codefendants are in court. they are described by authorities as members of a russian mafia group, hired by iran to kill her. prosecutors say another man staked out at her brooklyn home for two days. seen lurking on her porch, seen by her ring doorbell camera and then police nabbed him in his car and said they found an ak-47 rifle, assault weapon and rounds of ammunition. the plan was to execute her at her house here or snatcher and then throw her into a speedboat in the new york harbour. go down the east coast to venezuela which is a staunch ally of iran and fly her to go on trial in tehran. >> a trial that will bring shame and humiliation. soma that is why i am so happy. >> reporter: the feds have also said that iran has plotted to try to kill president trump. the previous guest as well as john but the country's president says that they do not plan to assassinate the president however, there is no word on whether that threat still

this has prompted the white house to reiterate the president's remarks, saying that tehran could either be dealt with militarily or by making a deal. fox's madeline rivera has the story. >> this morning, iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei said tehran won't accept the president's demands. khamenei's response is not entirely surprising, given what the country's foreign minister said yesterday. he says iran won't negotiate as long as the u.s. continues its policy of maximum pressure against iran. the trump administration restored that campaign last month, which they say is aimed at preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapon. here's the president on mornings with maria bartiromo. >> there are two ways iran can be handled militarily or you make a deal. i would prefer to make a deal because i'm not looking to hurt iran. there are great people. i know so many iranians, iranians from this country. >> the president's willingness to negotiate is a shift from his position in 2018, when he stepped away from the iran nuclear deal. the president at the time slammed that deal, saying it wa

it goes to tehran and hamas.s and a ghost to fight and kill israelis. and of course lots of palestinians are dying as a result. >> shannon: what do you make of president trump and president aziz relationship? >> with president xi and this is controversial but he respects both, he is not in bed with them but he knows they have nuclear weapons and they have ambitions to do great harm. trump is trying to work with both men to see if there is anyway to create leverage but also deals that get us off the path to world war iii. russia invaded ukraine, iran a text israel from seven directions and president xi has not moved yet. trumps discussions with the president are critical. >> shannon: we all wish for the best with this administration in finding those solutions. congratulations on the new book. thank you so much. >>> up next. 60 years ago facing a brutal assault known as bloody sunday shocking the nation most watching it unfold on their tv screens. live on the ground in alabama for the day's commemorations. we will

if economic security is national security, the regime in tehran will have neither. in conclusion, the three pillars outlined today are linked by the primary vision of this administration, that every decision and policy of the united states government should serve the american people. thank you all. i look forward to engaging with you in q&a and my discussion with larry kudlow. >> thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you to secretary present -- beseent -- bessent for an excellent speech. secretary, let me begin -- of course you mentioned tariffs in your speech and almost everyone on wall street and in financial markets are obsessed with tariffs. i would say crazed about tariffs, and i thought perhaps we could take this opportunity for sin basic education to on the subject. so president trump in his speech to congress on tuesday very forcefully talked about changing the fair trading system, to which he referred in your own speech this afternoon. the president said there could be some one-time difficulties if i have that right -- one-time difficulties. mayb

an environment that you could not have in tehran or other countries. and the opportunity to play together. reporter: in their season opener, they won 68-28. ♪ anchor: there is a lot more online, including a closer look at who makes the federal work force. anchor: that is it for tonight. anchor: for all of us here, thank you for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding has been provided by -- >> on an american cruise line's, travelers experience the maritime heritage and culture of the maine coast and new england islands. our fleet explores american landscapes, seaside villages, and historic harbors, where you can experience local customs and cuisine. american cruise lines. >> i love this. i love seeing them come back and join engagement teams and seeing where they go from there. it makes my heart happy. ♪ >> friends including these individuals -- the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. funding for america at a crossroads was provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individu

at the same time as tehran has sent assassins to murder donald trump. with that in mind, thank goodness we have good people like our congressional alumnus ted yoho here. delivery mechanisms for eight have been co-opted by enemies of the united states. fortunately, president trump has appointed an ambassador who will stand firm for america first. many of the nonprofits doing the bidding of dictators are being supported. what can we do to ensure that these agencies are working for the people we are trying to help and not prop up dictators or support terrorists? >> the biggest thing is oversight and we need to follow-up on oversight. be here every year how many erroneous spending programs there are an how money is being wasted, but i was in congress i did not see us acting. it was hard to get everybody to act and that is where i go back to purity of purpose and mission. we have to stay within those guardrails and we need to make sure that they stay that way. it is a tough thing. if it was a static world, it would be easy, but it is a tough world. >> and th

down with maria discussing his maximum pressure campaign on iran and his hopes for nuclear deal with tehran>> you wrote a letter, when did you send the letter in >> president trump: yesterday. >> you said you better negotiate -- >> president trump: i didn't say better, i said i hope you are going to negotiate, it will be better for iran. full interview on sunday morning futers. new study revealing 50 most popular dog names last year. top five milo, max, charlie, leo, and teddy and top five names for female luna, bella, daisy and malla, name of lawrence's adorable dog. one name that did not make the list is rosy tiny buttercup. >> ainsley: did not make the list, three names, one tiny dog that weighs three pounds. >> lawrence: brian, did you make the cut? >> brian: none. not important enough for carley to report on. thank you. appreciate it. >> ainsley: rocky and apollo. there is rosy. >> carley: charlie. i'm looking at charlie hurt in the studio. >> ainsley: charlie! isn't there a movie dog man? that is charlie. >> carley: that's right. see. >> ainsley: man dog or dog man? dog man. you are t

the president is calling on tehran to come to the table to negotiate a nuclear deal.this from a preview of the president's interview with tyrone maria bartonella that will air sunday. >> i hope that iran, i have written a letter hoping that you will negotiate because if we have to go militarily it will be a terrible thing for them. >> you wrote a letter? >> yes. >> windage is send the letter questioning. >> yesterday. >> you said we need to negotiate? >> i hope you will negotiate because it will be a lot better for iran. i think they want to get that letter. the other alternative we have to do something because you can't let them have a nuclear weapon. >> sandra: anna on russia, the president posted this based on the fact that she is absolutely pounding her ukraine on the battlefield right now. i am strongly considering large-scale banking sanctions and tariffs on russia until ceasefire and final settlement is reached. to russia and ukraine to get to the table before it is too late says the president and national economic council director kevin hassett spoke to fox a

of trying to bully tehran and impose their own expectations and it will not negotiate with the white what the president told me on "sunday morning futures". >> there are reports that russia said it will help the united states negotiate a nuclear deal with iran what kind of a deal with iran do you want to do you said they cannot have a nuclear weapon. >> there are two ways iran can be handled militarily or you make a deal that would prefer to make a deal. i'm not looking to hurt iran their great people i know so many iranians from this country. maria: not the leadership. the people the people of iran are great people but they had a tough regime. it was a tough deal but i would rather negotiate a deal we can make a deal if you one momentarily. the time is coming out something's going to happen one way or the other. i hope the iran wrote him a letr hope you going to negotiate because if we have to going militarily is going to be a terrible thing for them. maria: you wrote a letter to the leader, when did you send the letter. >> yesterday. >> you said you better negotiate. >> i didn't sa

where's the money go i going cur jucustomers goes to tehran and goes to hamas it goes to fight and kill and of course a lot of palestinians are dying because of that. shannon: when you make of president trump and president she's relationship? >> i think with is using ping and i was a vladimir putin and this is controversial. i think he respects both. he is not in bed with them but he knows these two men have icbms. they have nuclear weapons they have ambition to do great harm. trump is trying to work with both men to see if there's any way to create leverage but also deals that get us off the path as he says to world war iii. russia invaded ukraine. iran attacked israel from seven directions xi jinping is not moved yet. trump's discussions with the president are critical. shannon: we all wish for the best in this administration find the solutions. joel congrats on the new book and thank you so much. shannon: up next 60 years ago civil rights marchers face a brutal assault that became known as a bloodiest sunday. shocking the nation but most americans watching it on their tv screens we a

an environment that you could not happen to -- in tehran and you could not have and a lot of other countriesrica gave them the school and america gave them the opportunity to play together into win. >> in their season opener, they won 68-28. i'm stephanie sy in riverside, california. ♪ >> remember there is a lot more online including a closer look at who makes up the federal workforce, where they work and what they do at pbs.org/news hour. >> and that is news hour for tonight. >> for all of us here the pbs news hour, thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the "pbs news hour" has been provided by -- >> on an american cruiselines journey, travelers experience the maritime heritage and culture of the maine coast and new england islands. our fleet of small cruiseships explore american landscapes, seaside villages and historic harbors where you can experience local customs and cuisine. american cruiselines, proud sponsor of "pbs news hour." >> i love seeing interns succeed, seeing them come back and join engagement teams and seeing where they go from there. i get t

president trump penning a letter to iran's supreme leader seeking a new nuclear deal with tehran back in february. the president told reporters that he believes iran is close to developing a nuclear weapon, but that the u.s. would stop the regime from obtaining one. he's also signed an executive order instructing the treasury department to impose maximum economic pressure on iran. an oscar winning actor, gene hackman, and his wife betsy, died of natural causes. investigators now say 95 year old hackman, who showed signs of alzheimer's, died of heart disease. his wife died a week earlier from a hantavirus. lung infections, the rare but potentially fatal disease is spread by infected rodent droppings. the couple was found dead in their santa fe, new mexico, home late last month. i'm chanley painter now back to the ingraham angle. >> we've all become accustomed to hearing things from college campuses across the country, things like this. >> i will deliver a zoom lecture to your community on november 17th entitled, what makes systemic racism systemic? >> we think it's critically important

rejected president trump's call to negotiate a new nuclear deal with the u.s, and this week, trump gave tehran an ultimatum come to the table soon, or possibly face u.s. military action. how do you interpret trump's mixed messages to iran? does the administration have leverage to force iran into a deal? >> i think in this case, the u.s. does have leverage, right, because the u.s. is able to impose a lot of economic pressure on iran. just recently, the administration tightened economic sanctions on iran, and iran's economy is already in trouble anyway because there have been years of sanctions on them. right. but now they're saying they're going to try to really choke off iran's ability to sell its oil. so there is pressure there. and then, of course, iran is in a really bad way right now. israel has decimated its proxy forces, the hezbollah forces in lebanon and hamas and gaza. so iran's kind of military power has really come into question. its missile attacks on israel failed for the most part. so there are a lot of voices in israel who are saying, now is the time to go after iran's nuclear p

then when women like them are running this country, when they're marching in in islamabad and in tehran and in kabul, that's how, you know, when the extremists are defeated. and it just it's that war of ideas, right? that i thought was so powerful. but, you know, that our default in washington is to throw more money, more tanks, planes, ships or divisions at a problem. and that's the kind thinking i, i try to get to and hard truths they can lead like a green beret to think about these problems differently. and so thinking about these problems, i mean, obviously there's the election and you're on the short list of names for secretary of defense if if dieppe were elected. yeah, everyone i'm talking to. and so. right, at least i mean, you you know, you're you've close to the former president. you spoke at the rnc. you know, obviously in the book you mentioned that you had multiple meetings with them. and, you know, you shared your advice with them and you took some of your advice and and listened to you. so under a trump administration, if you're in the administration or not, what would yo

he withdrew a previous agreement former president obama struck with tehran.ter the un's nuclear watchdog warned of a dramatic acceleration in. iran's uranium enrichment. meanwhile, the pentagon officially reinstated the name of the nation's largest army installation to fort bragg. today, the post was renamed fort liberty in 2023 to shed its ties from braxton bragg, a former confederate general who owned slaves. the new designation is for private roland bragg, who was a silver star and purple heart recipient during world war two. and united airlines. announcing starlink enabled wi-fi has officially been added to one of its aircrafts. united says by the end of this year, it plans to equip its entire fleet with the satellite internet provider owned by elon musk's spacex. it will be free for loyalty reward members. hawaiian, air france and qatar have also announced partnerships with starlink. back to you. >> all right, seema mody, thank you. and certainly united's been working hard on that starlink partnership for a number of months now. it's time now for our thr

i mean, what is it that would entice tehran back to the table?well, they are in a somewhat weakened geopolitical position. their allies, hezbollah and hamas, have been weakened tremendously. israel took out some of their air defense systems that protect some some key targets in iran that could be hit by an israeli airstrike. so there are there's a moving geopolitical. landwerk or. framework here. and that could perhaps in trump's thinking, make iran open to a deal. the problem is that donald trump, if he does want to make a deal with iran, he's put these maximum sanctions back on them. they say as long as those those sanctions are there, they're not going to talk. you know that, you know, now russia's involving itself saying they want to mediate this deal. and i do think one thing we should think about is, is one of trump's overarching impulses is he really wants to win a nobel prize. and, you know, so he's trying to strike a deal to end the war in ukraine, to end the war in gaza. and now a deal with iran. and so he's he's trying to push on all t

will feast on western division and the only people smiling on saturday where people in moscow, and tehran? and at this moment it is vitally important corner of this house continues to show the united front the country expects in the house has shown over the last three years? >> hear, hear. p.m. starmer: i agree with him. putin does feast on division. when i was leader of the opposition, amongst the reasons i supported that then government was because putin would have been the only winner if there had been division in this house. that is why i commend the leader of the opposition for continuing that unity because it demonstrates to put in we a united house on this issue. >> can i just point out jd vance seems to be in favor of free speech but not free nations? don't we also have to point out what others are saying is there is no history of vladimir putin proving a trustworthy treaty-maker and that there can be no security, there is no path to peace in ukraine that is secure without the engagement of the americans? the failure of their support risking a wider war in europe that would inevit

betty is an immigrant from iran who spoke farsi and french going up in tehran. her family fled to the united states after the shot was overthrown in 1979. whenkl she arrived she learned english and spanish at attained a bachelors and masters in french. she has been a french teacher in orange county for over 25 years. betty betty rises every morning believing that she has a billy to change come to jake and other students life for the way this country has changed terms. thank you for being here to support me. i've had the honor of previously working with this committee and the first top administration at senator johnson said in my senate confirmation for being dhs chief financial officer. when i left being the cfo of dhs on january 20, i was managing $90 billion budget and over to what a 50,000 employees. that role allowed me to learn and resource the entire department not just the important border security and immigration component. it is with this unique knowledge and my significant business experience that i intend to honorably serve the american people to the