Tonight on 360, major breaking news, President Trump pausing military aid to Ukraine, what he wants to turn the aid back on, and whether it's something President Zelensky can actually deliver.

Also, a special report on how doge cuts threaten life-saving food for hundreds of thousands of malnourished kids.

And later, more breaking news, why was the head of the FBI's New York office

forced out of his job? Good evening. We begin tonight with the breaking news. A source telling CNN

that President Trump has paused all military aid to Ukraine just days after a major blowup between him,

the vice president and President Zelenskyy that puts in question the future of U.S.

commitments to Ukrainian and European security. A question the future of U.S. commitments to Ukrainian

and European security. A White House official tells CNN, quote, the president has been clear

that he is focused on peace. We need our partners to be committed to that goal as well.

We're pausing and reviewing our aid to ensure that it is contributing to a solution.

Well, that news comes hours after the president was asked in a news conference about stalled talks over

a rare earth minerals deal and security guarantees.

What do you need to see from President Zelensky to restart these negotiations?

Well, I just think you should be more appreciative.

Appreciative, he said.

It's similar to the claim he and Vice President Vance made during that fiery roughly 10-minute

exchange in the Oval Office last week that Zelensky had been, quote, disrespectful and needs

to be more thankful.

Well, today, Ukraine's parliament expressed its profound gratitude, specifically to Trump,

in a statement.

But Trump also appeared to be angry at a statement Zelensky made on Sunday that the end of the war is,

quote, very, very far away.

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