Natalie Kitroff

I've seen it.

Yeah.

I feel like I'm watching it in real life right now.

But, you know, like it's secret.

What are the next steps in the investigation?

Like, what are the investigators telling you about the manhunt for these guys, about their investigative strategies?

Do we know how they're going about trying to catch them?

Yeah, they didn't manage to burn it.

My final question for you, Catherine, is do you think it's possible, and it sounds like it might be, that these thieves actually pulled this off?

Like, that they could get away with it?

We'll be right back.

Here's what else you need to know today.

On Tuesday, Vice President J.D.

Vance traveled to Israel as the U.S.

seeks to shore up the fragile ceasefire deal in Gaza, which has come under strain with repeated flare-ups of violence in recent days.

Vance didn't give a deadline for Hamas to disarm, a key part of that truce agreement.

And he also didn't specify how officials would make sure the group agrees to do so.

The vice president did express optimism that the deal would hold, but said the process of securing long-term peace would take time.

And a White House official said on Tuesday that Trump had no plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the immediate future, a pivot after Trump had suggested last week that he would meet with a Russian leader soon to discuss an end to the war in Ukraine.

Speaking to reporters, Trump said he wanted to avoid a, quote, wasted meeting with Putin.