Trump warns time is running out for Iran; Navy probes Idaho midair jet crash

President Trump turns up the pressure on Iran again

His latest message, time is running out. So is the fighting about to start back up

Plus, Ebola cases keep growing in Africa. The WHO has now declared a global health emergency

But are we looking at something bigger? And two planes collide at an air show

Black smoke fills the sky as military crews bail out and the show shuts down

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This morning, President Trump is turning up the pressure on Iran, saying the clock is ticking while a fragile ceasefire remains in place, at least for now

His comments come as fresh drone attacks are now raising new concerns across the region

The United Arab Emirates says its only nuclear power plant caught fire Sunday after what officials called an unprovoked terrorist attack

No group has claimed responsibility, but the UAE foreign ministry says the attack came from the western border direction

Saudi Arabia, which sits to the UAE's west, says its air defenses intercepted three drones it believes entered from Iraqi airspace

In a statement, the UAE called the attack a dangerous escalation and a direct threat to the country's security

Meanwhile, markets are reacting to Trump's latest warning to Iran. In his Truth Social post, the president wrote that time is of the essence and said there may be nothing left if a deal isn't reached

Oil prices moved higher and stocks fell early this morning with Brent crude climbing above $110 a barrel

while U.S. benchmark crude pushed past $100. The World Health Organization has now declared the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda

a global health emergency after cases spread across borders. Health officials say the outbreak is being driven by the Bundy Bujo strain of Ebola

a version of the virus with no approved vaccine or treatment. Congo has reported 246 suspected cases and at least 80 deaths Sufferers have also been confirmed in Uganda including one death in the capital city of Kampala

The CDC is also assessing reports that at least six Americans in Congo

may have been exposed to the virus. Reports say several involved high-risk exposure

though officials have not confirmed infections. The CDC says the risk to the American public remains low

The WHO says this does not meet the threshold for a pandemic emergency, but warns the outbreak may be larger than current numbers show

Now to the other health scare making headlines. The international cruise ship at the center of the deadly Hantavirus outbreak arrived in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam this morning

The MV Hondias spent the past six days traveling from the Spanish Canary Islands

where health officials escorted remaining passengers off the ship and sent them back to their home countries for quarantine

Officials say the crew members and medical staff still on board will leave the ship in stages

before the Hondias undergoes a thorough cleaning and disinfection process. Currently, all the crew members aboard, there are still 25 people aboard and this nurse and the doctor

and they all are free of any symptoms. They have taken blood samples, and as soon as the vessel is arriving in the Rotterdam Port

then they first, these test material will go to the lab for testing

Meanwhile, Canadian health officials say a passenger who was on board the ship

has tested positive for Hantavirus and remains hospitalized in isolation. Officials say the passenger's travel companion reported mild symptoms

but tested negative for the virus. Investigators are now trying to figure out what caused two Navy jets to collide in midair

during an air show in Idaho. Remarkably, all four crew members survived

Military officials say both aircraft EA-18G Growlers were flying in an aerial demonstration

Sunday just after noon near Mountain Home Air Force Base. Video from the scene captured the jets slamming into each other, then falling together before

erupting into a fireball right there on impact while four parachutes opened above the crash site Officials say all four aviators are in stable condition No spectators were heard Military officials locked down the base after the crash

with thousands of attendees held in place for several hours so emergency crews could reach the scene

Aviation safety expert Jeff Gazzetti told the Associated Press surviving a collision like this is unusual

He believes the aircraft may have stayed entangled briefly, giving the crews enough time to eject

The Navy is now leading the investigation into what went wrong in midair

Tomorrow's Republican primary in Kentucky has turned into a political brawl between President Trump and one of his most outspoken GOP critics

Congressman Thomas Massey says outside money from billionaires is trying to push him out of office

Trump says it's time for Kentucky voters to do it themselves. Kentucky's fourth district race is now the most expensive House primary in U.S. history

with more than $25 million spent on television, digital, and radio ads

Massey is facing former Navy SEAL Ed Galrine, who earned Trump's endorsement before officially entering the race

The president unloaded on Massey on Truth Social Sunday, writing, quote, Tom Massey of Kentucky, the worst and most unreliable Republican congressman in the history of our country

Massey has repeatedly broken with Trump on key issues, such as the big beautiful bill and the release of the Epstein files

He says this race has become bigger than just a primary fight. Here he is on ABC Sunday

How did this race become the most expensive race in the history of Congress for a primary

It's because three billionaires from outside of Kentucky have funneled millions of dollars in here

They're trying to buy a seat. But you can tell that I'm ahead in the polls and they're desperate

That's why they're sending the secretary of war to my district tomorrow

That's why the president's losing sleep and tweeting about this. Massey is not the only Republican lawmaker in Trump's crosshairs

Senator Bill Cassidy lost his primary fight in Louisiana on Saturday. Cassidy was just one of seven Republican senators who voted to convict Trump during his impeachment trial in 2021

Voters also head to the polls in five other states tomorrow Georgia Alabama Idaho Oregon and Pennsylvania Finally this morning a historic discovery in Thailand After four decades of dinosaur research

scientists say they've uncovered what may be the longest-necked creature ever found in Southeast Asia

The lead author of the study is calling it the last titan of Thailand

A skeletal reconstruction shows just how massive this thing may have been

Its scientific name is Nagatitan chayafamunsis, a plant-eating soropod that roamed the Earth roughly 100 to 120 million years ago

Researchers made the discovery after finding fossils embedded in rock formations. They excavated 10 bones, including a front leg bone that stretched about 6 feet long, taller than most people, really

They also estimate the dinosaur weighed around 27 tons. That's about twice the size of today's largest elephants

And by the way, Thailand has become something of a dinosaur hotspot

producing some of the most unusual prehistoric discoveries over the years. How about that? Literally a land of the lost

Before we head out, here's what we're tracking today. This morning, House investigators are set to interview Tova Knoll behind closed doors

Knoll was the corrections officer on duty the night Jeffrey Epstein died

as lawmakers continue digging into the case. At one, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth heads to Kentucky for a campaign stop

with Trump-backed candidate Ed Galrine ahead of tomorrow's primary. At three, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr

are expected to announce new steps targeting so-called forever chemicals known as PFAS

And at four, reality TV personality Joseph Duggar is scheduled to appear in court

for an arraignment on child molestation charges. No noise, no sides. NewsGuard gives us a perfect score for reliability

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