Trump's Iran Threat, Vatican Art, Kindness Wave, Raphael Show

0:00It's April 5th, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered and trending. President Trump is wrapping up pressure on Iran, warning he'll bomb them back to the Stone Age unless they take a deal to end the conflict. Experts warn this, ongoing war could push Iran's regime harder toward building a nuclear weapon, drawing the U.S. even deeper into the mess. Shifting to beauty and history, CBS dives inside the Vatican's Mosaic studio where artists have crafted stunning towel works for St. Peter's Basilica, for centuries. Using ancient tools and fire, they create divine pieces that still dazzle today. On the human side, a seven-year-old deaf boy named Ben at a New Hampshire school, felt alone until his classmates stepped up with kindness. That simple act sparked a wave of compassion across the whole school, showing how small gestures change everything. In arts news, New York's Met has the first big U.S. show on Rafael, the Renaissance master influenced by Da Vinci and rivaling Michelangelo.

1:01It traces his life through sublime paintings commissioned by the Vatican. Meanwhile, from Moss Gardens thriving for 450 million years to an O to baseball's classic anthem, Sunday morning celebrates natures, resilience, and America's pastime wrapping up with spring blooms chasing winter away in Pennsylvania.