quijano. ,, captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's monday, may 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >> drive them out of your holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> president trump reaches out to muslims in an effort to take on terror, but draws out outrage for isolating iran. with his first foreign trip in the books, we look at his next stop, israel. a man was held up blaming the turkish president for pulling his passport over his political views. plus, the curtain closes on

the greatest show on earth. and cher turns back time at the billboard music awards. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anna marie green. president trump arrives in israel this morning, the second stop in his first trip overseas since taking office. his first stop was saudi arabia where he changed his tone concerning islam while urging muslim leaders to lead the fight against radicalism and making no mention of human rights or democracy. teri okita is in london. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. in his third day of foreign travel, president trump now turns his attention to the

palestinian contract and whether it brokers a peace deal. he sounded a call for ending extremism. >> this is a battle between good and evil. >> president trump used his much anticipated speech on islam sunday, pressing leaders to join global coalition against terrorism. >> a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists and drive out the extremists. drive them out. >> speaking in the saudi arabian capital, the president also stayed clear of using the words "radical islamic terrorism" during his address, opting instead for a message of unity. >> america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common security. >> back in washington some members of mr. trump's own party criticized him for staying silent on human rights abuses in the middle east. >> we have to stand up for what we believe in or we are no different.

>> democrats kept focus on the ongoing investigations surrounding the president and russia. >> there may be quite a few people that have some problem with the law. >> while in israel today president trump will shift his focus to brokering the ultimate deal, peace between the palestinians and israelis. >> the citizens of israel will receive you with open arms. >> he'll meet separately both with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mack hohm abbas. >> the operation is being dubbed blue shield. thousands of israeli police officers including border patrols and counterterrorism units have been deployed across israel. anne-marie? >> teri okita in london. thank you, teri. during his speech mr. trump blamed iran for what's going on. his tough speech came the day after hue san rouhani's re-election.

elizabeth palmer reports from tehran. >> reporter: there's been such a mood of joy and optimism ever since president rouhani's victory on saturday. but that mood was shattered when trump called for iran's isolation. president rouhani won the election because he promised his base ta he would pursue an agenda of engagement with the world. moderate iranians who suffered under sanctions for more than a decade hoped that western businesses would begin to invest here and that they would be able to travel abroad without being treated as international pariahs. president trump's speech sends a strong signal that america will do whatever it can to block that. there is a faction inside iran's complex power structure that may be celebrating the hardliners, including iran's powerful revolutionary guards and their followers.

closer ties with the west would have threatened their influence and control. an isolated iran is exactly what they want. reformed moderate iranians looking for a shred of hope to cling to will have noticed a press conference given in saudi arabia by secretary of state rex tillerson in which he said that although he had no plan to call iran's foreign minister, he did think they would talk at what he called the right time. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tehran. well, the president was supposed to speak at a forum on the use of social media. instead he sent his daughter ivanka, a senior white house adviser. the main goal of the forum is to combat terror and online extremism through the use of social media. >> ultimately this young generation across the muslim and arab world is a generation that can build a future of tolerance, of hope, and of peace.

>> first lady melania trump visited the american international school in riyadh and a g.e. plant where all the workers are women. back in this country now, dozens of graduates and family members walked out as vice president mike pence began his commencement address at the university of notre dame. pence, the former governor of indiana, was chosen to speak after there was so much protest over the prospect of inviting president trump. some people said they walked out as a show of solidarity with those impacted by trump administration policies. and this morning north korea says it's ready to deploy a new mid-range missile it tested yesterday that's capable of reaching japan. last week the north tested a long-range missile potentially capable of reaching alaska or hawaii. north korea has defied all calls to rein in its nuclear program and has been working on a

missile capable of delivering a nuclear weapon to the u.s. mainland. in oklahoma city, thunder's enes kanter is back after being detained. he was held saturday at the bucharest airport because his passport was revoked. on twitter kanter blamed the turkish government. >> the guy who did it is recep erdogan, the turkish president. >> the romanian government said they had no choice but to detain canter. last year they revoked the passports of tens of thousands of turkish citizens lived abroad. ahead on "cbs this morning" enes kanter joins us in studio 57. the greatest show on earth took its final curtain call. after 140 years the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus is

no more, staging its last performance on new york's long island. hena daniels is here in new york with more on the story. >> good morning, anne-marie. for the circus family and fans, it was an emotional evening. ringling brothers couldn't compete with the public's changing attitudes. ringling brothers was an extravaganza of clowns, death-defying acrobats, and big cats, but over the years animal rights activists targeted the circus, saying forcing animals to be transported and perform around the country was inhumane. last year they removed elephants from the show after a steep decline in attendance. before the performance, ringmaster jonathan lee iverson looked back.

>> there was a feeling of pride. i'm a part of the american institution. i'm going to be the last word on it too. >> the parent company announced in january it was canceling the show. ringlin was the last american circus to travel by train. it was the primary performance who hailed from 13 countries. some have other jobs in circuses overseas. >> hena danielss here in new york. thank you so much, hena. coming up on the "morning news," sea lion terror. a sea lion is caught on video snagging a girl off a dock. and facebook leak. a look at violence and abuse. this is the "cbs morning news." for continuous relief. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy, 24-hour relief. for fewer interruptions from the amazing things you do every day. live claritin clear. every day. sugar, we're letting you go. what? who's replacing me? splenda naturals? look, she's sweet, she's got natural stevia, no bitter aftertaste and she's calorie-free.

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according to their birth gender. there will be a final vote today in the house. the "vancouver sun" reports the rescue of a little girl who was dragged from a wharf by a sea lion. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> a bystander recorded the incident saturday. the animal was drawn to the dock by people throwing bread crumbs. a man jumped into the water as you can see and brought her out of the water unharmed. still pretty scary. still ahead, stealing the show. cher suits up at the billboard music awards with one of her famous outfits from ter former music show. [ minion gibberish ] [ ominous music playing ] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ]

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will go on," celebrating the anniversary of "t"titanic."" and drake took home awards beating adele's record of 12 in one night. on the "cbs moneywatch" possible changes at the top at ford. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. ford is reportedly replacing its ceo. mark fields could be out according to an anonymous source telling "associated press." ford's stock has dropped nearly 40% in three years after replacing its ceo. he'll likely be replaced by jim hackett who joined ford's board in 2014. he's been leading the company's self-driving effort. the dollar is expected to come under more pleasure today as the investigation into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is potentially undermining confidence in the u.s. economy. the dow fell. for week the dow finished 93

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saturday during a blaze at a gas station in the upper peninsula. the department says he and another firefighter who was hurt at the scene are both okay. well, tight security along the southern u.s. border has smugglers looking for new ways to transport drugs and people into this country. chris martinez shows us how smugglers are now hitting the water with their hauls. >> reporter: in the open waters off the san diego coast, border protection agents keep an eye on every vessel. >> on a slow day, you stop everybody. >> reporter: with security tighter on u.s./mexico border, agents say smugglers are turning to the high seas to transport drugs and people. >> we find that they're going farther offshore and farther up the coast. >> reporter: agent chris golan says smugglers typically follow a similar pattern. >> they quickly land on shore, disembark in an awaiting vehicle, and off they go. >> reporter: typically the busts

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our top story this morning, president trump travels to israel after a two-day visit to saudi arabia. speaking to the leaders of muslim majority countries yesterday, the president urged them to extinguish islam extremism. >> drive them out of your places of worship, drive them out of your communities, drive them out of your holy land, and drive them out of this earth. >> the president did not admonish the rulers for human rights violations and blamed iran for instability in the region. the american cancer society estimates more than 95,000 americans will be diagnosed with colon cancer this year, but as dr. jon lapook reports, colon cancer is treatable and many survivors are staying cancer-free.

>> reporter: five years ago dave strong and his wife mary decided to get in shape. they changed their diet and hit the gym five days a week. after turning 50 last year, strong had his first colonoscopy. >> the first thing i saw was my wife over me with tears in her eyes, so i knew immediately something was bad. >> reporter: the bad news was colon cancer that had already spread to his live. he's had three surgeries and he's about to start his last five treatments of chemo. >> i pushed myself when i could, slowed down when i had to but tried to keep the normalcy going. >> reporter: he continued to eat well and work out. lifestyle changes can help out. researches scored them based on body weight, physical activity, and dietary choices. those with the highest scores had a 42% lower chance of dying

over seven years. dr. charles fuchs at the yale cancer center co-authored both studies. >> the diet probably changed your body's chemistry in a way that makes the growth of cancer far more hostile. >> reporter: in another study colon cancer patients who ate at least two servings of tree nuts a week had a lower chance of relapse over seven years. tree nuts like almonds, walnuts, and cashews help control insulin levels and it's believing insulin can fuel the growth of colon cancer cells. >> for colon cancer patients, you reduce the likelihood of the cancer coming back. >> in the laboratory insulin is added to cancer cells to help them grow. so even if these kinds of studies don't prove cause and effect, it makes sense that whatever you eat can affect how your body deals with cancer. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," nba's enes kanter

joins us in studio 57. he'll tell us about being detained in romania over the weekend allegedly for his political views, and gayle king previews the prime team special of princess diana. >> diana's death left the world in mourning and the two young boys without their mother. >> i think diana's death robbed the world of an extraordinary luminous character. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. time to rise and shine as a take a live look at the pyramid in san francisco, a foggy start to the city, just like many that participated in bay to

breakers, good morning, it is may 22nd and i'm kenny choi. >> good morning. i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning. i'm tired. >> yes. the weekends come and go too quickly, right? you are seeing the golden gate bridge and it's a big-time change in your forecast, a big cool down, not so much inland but along the seashore, mid-60s and around the peninsula, 90s and we will talk about a sharp cool down and what to expect. now, to jacqueline. a foggy start for drivers on 101 with a live look at the golden gate bridge. if you can see the headlines, they are going southbound with no major delays into the city but