Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz.

And I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight. President Trump says the ceasefire with Iran

is on life support after he rejects Iran's latest peace proposal.

Passengers who were on the cruise ship hit with haunt of virus arrive back in the U.S.

facing strict quarantine.

And scientists in Jamaica use innovative sound technology to help revive coral reefs devastated

by climate change.

If a reef is alive with sound, it's most likely to stay alive, right, and repopulate.

And when reefs degrades they grow silent

welcome to the news and Iran are at an impasse once again in the talks to end more than two months of war.

President Trump says the ceasefire is, in his words, on life support after Tehran's latest offer did not include nuclear concessions.

This afternoon, the administration announced a new round of sanctions against Iran, and Mr. Trump said he would meet with his top

military commanders today to discuss next steps. All of this comes just days ahead of a critical

meeting with China, one of Iran's closest allies. Our White House correspondent, Liz Landers,

begins our coverage. On Iranian state television today, messages of defiance.

Broadcasters claim to show shipping in the street of Hormuz still at a grinding halt,

while talks to end the war between the United States and Iran have also once again come to a standstill.

After waiting almost a week for Iran to respond to the U.S.'s demands, President Trump

said he rejected their latest offer outright and said today that his patience was wearing thin.

I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support. It's unbelievably weak. I would say I would

go it the weakest right now.

After reading that piece of garbage they sent us, I didn't even finish reading it.

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