The best kind of celebrity interview is one where you find out that the person who made a thing you love also thinks in a way that you love.

Nothing is more foreign than when Ariel says in The Little Mermaid, I want to be where the people are.

I don't want to be where the people are. I just don't.

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podcast, only from NPR. Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Israel and Iran are

ordering evacuation in parts of both Tel Aviv and Tehran as fighting intensifies. As NPR's Jackie

Northam explains, the two sides sent out warnings as they continue to target

key installations and communities.

A television news presenter was on air describing the sound of nearby Israeli bombing

when a massive blast hit Iran's state-run television, darkening the set and scattering

debris.

Much of the building was in flames.

Israel had earlier ordered people living in that area of Tehran to evacuate, warning it would

attack a nearby military infrastructure. Israel hit other strategic targets, including an Iranian

military headquarters. Meanwhile, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps ordered people to

evacuate from Bani Bruck, a largely ultra-Orthodox area of Tel Aviv, and Iranian ballistic

missiles rained down on several Israeli cities. Jackie Northam, NPR News. President Trump and

British Prime Minister, Kirstarmer, say they've signed a trade deal.

The U.S. will determine an annual quota of British steel and aluminum products that can enter the U.S.

at a most favored nation rate, lower than the current tariffs, of 25 percent on imported steel and aluminum.

Meanwhile, on the Iran-Israel conflict, Trump said he is quote in constant touch with

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and said he thinks Iran will agree to a deal on its nuclear program.

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