Outfront next. Breaking news. Iran firing missiles tonight as the administration claims it's making

progress on a deal with Iran. But is it really a breakthrough or are they back where they started?

Plus, are New York Mayor Mimdani and President Trump about to reunite after those friendly White House visits.

Got new reporting coming in and new pictures coming from the White House where crews are

building a massive stage and cage for fight night on the South lawn.

Let's go out front.

And good evening, everyone.

I'm Kate Baldwin, in for Aaron Burnett.

Outfront tonight, the breaking

news. Iran launching missiles. According to state media, the country's armed forces fired those missiles

from the south toward what they call designated targets. It's unclear right now what those were.

And this also comes less than 24 hours after Iran fired a ballistic missile at the U.S.

base in Kuwait that was successfully intercepted.

And yet tonight, Vice President J.D. Vance now says this about the current talks with Iran

to end the war.

I do think that we've made a lot of progress here.

It's very clear that I think the Iranians, they want a deal.

Hopefully we'll continue to make progress. The president will be in a position where he can

endorse the agreement. But obviously, that's still TBD.

TBD. But the question you have to ask each time this comes up is what kind of deal is this?

A nuclear deal? No, not yet. A missile deal?

No, not that either. According to U.S. officials, the agreement doesn't actually accomplish what the

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