Pressure building over Iran. I'm Lisa Salasara, Fox News. President Trump saying he's not happy after negotiations this week wrapped without a deal.

They don't want to say the key words, we're not going to have a nuclear weapon.

The president saying he does not want to see Iran develop a civilian nuclear program. Meanwhile,

Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has warned any Americans in Iran to leave immediately.

The president now in Corpus Christi, Texas at an oil refinery where he made his first pitch on the economy after Tuesday's State of the Union address.

With the men and women here today, we're unleashing America's potential,

strengthening our security, increasing our prosperity. We had the most successful country anywhere

in the world a year and a half ago. We had a dead country. Our country was dead.

The president was asked about who he's endorsing in the state's Republican Senate primary

between incumbent John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. He said he's endorsing in the state's Republican Senate primary between incumbent John

Corny and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. He said he's made up his mind, but did not elaborate.

The House Oversight Committee has wrapped up its questioning of former President Bill Clinton over

Jeffrey Epstein, or Chairman James Comer, saying they're going to continue questioning others

in relation to the Epstein files.

Millian selling singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, who sang and wrote dozens of hits, has died.

In Brooklyn in 1939, he was one of the original creators of the Brill Building Sound in the late 50s and early 60s.

Early hits included O Carol, Calendar Girl, and

breaking up as hard to do, among others.

After the British invasion of the 60s

changed the music landscape, Sadaka

wrote hits for other artists, including

Frank Sinatra and Elvis.

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