In tonight's other news, President Trump spoke at the final day of the conservative political action conference, known as CPAC.

Mr. Trump touted his administration's achievements, including what he said is a deal with Ukraine that will end the war and repay the United States the money it spent on the war effort.

I'm dealing with President Zelensky. I'm dealing with President Zelensky.

I'm dealing with President Putin.

I'm trying to get the money back or secured

because, you know, Europe is given $100 billion.

The United States has given $350 billion.

So we're asking for rare earth and oil, anything we can get.

Mr. Trump also praised the work of the Doge team and said it's already found billions of dollars in wasteful spending.

New FBI director Cash Patel is quickly making good on his pledge to shift

agents away from the Washington, D.C. area. 1500 employees are expected to be reassigned to FBI

offices around the country. Patel told senior administration officials about his plan on Friday

after being sworn in. Patel has long talked about wanting

to shrink the Bureau's presence in Washington and focus more on fighting crime across the country.

In the Middle East, Tamas released the last six living hostages who were promised in the first

phase of the ceasefire with Israel. Four of the hostages had been taken in the October 7th Hamas attacks.

Families cheered the release. Freed hostage, Omer Shantov, said he had dreamt of this moment.

I think he believed that.

The two other hostages released today had been held by Hamas for about a decade ever since they crossed into Gaza on their own.

Their families said they suffered from mental health issues.

As part of the ceasefire agreement, Israel was to release more than 600 Palestinian prisoners, but that exchange has been delayed without explanation.

Tensions mounted this week when Hamas handed over the wrong body for Shiri Bebas,

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