And good evening again from Tel Aviv, where we have just come out of a bomb shelter,

the second time we're in a bomb shelter today. The all clear just sounded after the latest

missile barrage from Iran ended just minutes ago. The nationwide alert went out about a half hour ago.

We took sheltered, and here's what it looked like overhead. It caps a day that began with more of the same here and across much of Israel.

Today, no breakthrough at peace talks in Geneva and the president speaking out on the tarmac in Morristown, New Jersey,

confirming that his use of the words within two weeks about when he decided on striking Iran was no accent. Within really

means within and not by the end of two weeks. Does Iran have two weeks or could you strike

before that? Are you essentially giving them a two week timeline? Giving him a period of time.

We're going to see what that period of time is, but I'm giving them a period of time, and I would say two weeks

would be the maximum.

Well, about the talks today between Iran's foreign minister and his European counterparts,

the president said, and I quote, Iran didn't want to speak to Europe. They want to speak to

us. Adding Europe is not going to be able to help. Now, for his part, Iran's foreign

minister said his country wants to continue the negotiations and would even talk directly

with Washington, but only if Israeli strikes on Iran's stop. The president was asked about that

today. The Iranian foreign, Mr. President, the Iranian foreign minister this afternoon

said, if the U.S. is serious about negotiations,

that you would call up Israel and request that they stop their airstrikes.

Will you make that request?

Well, I think it's very hard to make that request right now.

If somebody's winning, it's a little bit harder to do than if somebody's losing.

But we're ready, willing, and able, and we've been speaking to Iran, and we'll see what happens.

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