Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. Jeff Bennett is on assignment. On the news hour tonight,

the U.S. and Iran exchanged new proposals to end the war, and President Trump tells the

NewsHour there's a very good chance of making a deal. We report from on the ground in Iran's

capital, where residents are on edge and

prices are skyrocketing. Republican politicians in Texas ramp up campaigns against

the state's growing Muslim community.

We feel that we are being targeted just because we are Muslims.

And CNN founder Ted Turner dies at the age of 87.

I'll look back at how he changed the media landscape.

Welcome to the News Hour.

President Trump told PBS NewsHour today, there's a, quote, very good chance.

The U.S. and Iran are close to a deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

But he added to our Liz Landers that he has felt that confidence

before only for there to be no deal reached. He echoed that cautious optimism in the Oval

office this afternoon. We've had very good talks over the last 24 hours, and it's very possible

that we'll make a deal. We've had some good talks before, as you know, and all of a sudden

the next day,

they're like, they forgot what happened. The deal on the table would be a negotiated memorandum

of understanding that would limit Iran's nuclear program and open the Strait of Hormoz,

where Iran has kept its chokehold since the beginning of the war and where U.S. warships continue to keep a

blockade. Our Nick Schifrin's been reporting out the details of the negotiation. He's traveling

and joins me now from Austin. So Nick, what else is in this possible deal and how confident

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