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In tonight's other headlines, there was a brazen daytime robbery at the Louvre Museum today,

carried out while the museum was open to visitors.

The caper that sounds straight out of a movie, officials say the thieves used a basket

lift, forced open a window, smashed display cases of priceless, napoleonic jewels, took eight

of them, made good their escape, all in less than 10 minutes.

Museum officials see the thieves entered through an area where construction is underway.

Visitors were steered out of the museum but weren't told why.

We were just ready to go and to see the Mona Lisa when they swept us out of the gallery,

swept us down the stairs by the Wing Victory.

Then we were headed out the exit. We didn't realize the whole museum was being evacuated.

And then we asked a guard, and the guard said, we're having technical difficulties.

One piece was recovered inside the museum and will be evaluated for damage.

In June, Louv staff staged a walkout saying the museum was understaffed and that security

was insufficient. President Trump called Colombian President Gustavo Petro an illegal drug

leader and said he's cutting U.S. aid to the country. In a true social post today, Mr.

Trump said that if Petro doesn't shut down drug production that he said is killing Americans,

the U.S. will close them up for him.

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