Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. Amman Navaz is away. On the news hour tonight,

movement on a crucial sticking point whether Iran should be allowed to enrich uranium,

the latest on the nuclear talks with the U.S., as the two countries teeter on the brink of war.

Former President Bill Clinton testifies before a GOP-led congressional committee

saying he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.

And with a growing number of people detained in the Trump immigration crackdown,

the Trump administration looks to an unexpected place to house them, warehouses.

These places were built to hold goods and ship goods.

They were not meant to hold human beings.

So there's a pretty significant renovation process that has to go underway.

The Welcome to the News Hour.

President Trump said today he was unhappy with the progress of diplomacy with Iran and suggested he may, as he put it, have to use the military.

That came in contrast to a statement from the mediator of the talks who said they're making progress.

And that's as the U.S. has deployed the largest military presence in the Middle East in more than two decades.

Here's Nick Schifrin.

Today, as the U.S. prepares for the prospect of war, President Trump did not hide his disappointment

in U.S.-Iran nuclear talks.

We're not happy with the negotiation.

They just don't want to — they don't want to say the key words, we're not going to have

a nuclear weapon.

They have to say, we're not going to have a nuclear weapon, and they just can't quite get

there.

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