khalid zahid: it's called "set me free" basically.reporter: women aren't allowed to drive in saudi arabia. there has been a heated debate over this in recent years, and it's nono longer dangerous to me art about the issue. zahid explains that he only wishes to depict saudi arabia positively. he shows islamic releligious scholars eatating ice cream m on fair rides. but zahid says it's not intended as irony. khalid zahid: there is a line, there is a red line for humor. if you go,o, you pass that red line, you lose your message. it is not an art piece anymore. rererter what t does it mean i f : methininis no lolonger art?? is this not self-censorship? we're heading to northeastern saudi arabia to meet our next artist. but it's not going to be easy. the ministry of culture and information is trying to block us, saying it's too dangerous for a western camera team. finally we're able to obtain permission to go to qatif, where the largest concentration of the shia muslim minority in saudi arabia lives. we meet hussein al-mohasen. he fouound

the only thing khalid al-falih does is talk to the media more.hat could be marginally bearish if there's no opec action on the horizon, but much bigger is the rebalancing, the loss of non-opec supply and the increasing demand due to disruptions. that will make the difference to prices. >> richard mallinson, thank you very much. >>> beyond oil we are watching other commodities. gold prices right now, we'll show you this on the back of the stronger u.s. dollar in terms of the overnight session. gold has had a pretty strong overall year. there we go, it's up a percent in the early action. there's copper down 1.4%. copper prices hitting the lowest levels in almost a month. this morning they had a 5% decline last week. >>> it's somewhat quiet on the economic front this week following the jobs report on friday. no data today but tomorrow look for march wholesale traid. then on thursday we get weekly jobless claims in april import price. on friday retail sales and consumer sentiment. and the big highlights are disney tomorrow, the host of retail names t

the guy in front was sort of separated by a banister between him and khalid. and he just whispered to him -- whispered his name, and he whispered, "come here" in arabic and then "come here" in pashto. and that confused khalid because there wasn't a lot of yelling and screaming and "go, go, go." and khalid, he was armed, and he kind of turned over, and he looked, peeped his head over and said, "what?" armed, shoot him. so, he shot him. and that was just because of the spot-on intelligence by the cia, telling us where this person will be here. we keep going up the stairs. once we got to the second floor, all the guys except the first guy separated. >> there were women and children on that floor. so, as the men got up to the landing on the second floor, they would have peeled off down hallways and cleared room by room. and then, of course, there's a staircase leading up to the third floor. >> i was about seven guys back. and then they're clearing all the rooms. and the first guy is looking up the stairs, and he had taken a shot up the stairs already before i got

plus he'll let me ask about khalid sheikh mohammed because there was a dispute ongoing as opposed about whether or not he being the only person who was waterboarded a substantial number of times, whether or not waterboarding of him produced information from him that did in fact help lead us to bin laden's career or to bin laden. what is your view on that? >> guest: it would be really nice to have this golden thread, whoa it's so obvious. you have been in the same office i have worked didn't jim. there are threads but there are hundreds if not absence of threads that are really good in a fabric bag 82 or you really want to be. so let's hit a couple of data points. it wasn't waterboarding, it was sleep deprivation. we did use waterboarding but at the end of the day it was one or the other of the techniques. now having said that there's a difference and khalid sheikh mohammed before and after they be i.t., enhanced interrogation techniques. this was totally defiant. this was more cooperation. he didn't turn into a boy scout or patriotic democrat but he was more cooperated over here and in

now the current chairman khalid al-falih will be the new head of energy ministry. he's expected to lead the sector as part of the post oil economic overhaul. he's already vowed to maintain stable petroleum prices, so in many ways this was a move some saw coming for quite some time as we talk about the reformation going on. >> we knew that al naimi wanted to take an exit. but i'm not surprised, we'll talk more about that in a second. >>> in the space of oil, the wildfire in canada has knocked down over 1 million barrels of oil per day according to new estimates. this equates to over a third of the country's output. firefighters said the winds are moving in their favor but the blaze continues to rage on and the officials warned they could be fighting it for months. for more on that, let's bring in senior oil strategist joining us at the desk from pnb. and we have garrett here with us first, simply on the oil price we have seen today, what are your thoughts on the saudi shuffle? it's more than the canadian wildfires we are talking about driving the prices today. >> it

you like khalid haik -- khalid sheik mohamed?of showing off the chest is to show off the hard work at the gym. now it is girls will sleep with me even with a little gut? the hair can stay. >> interesting. it was to show off the body. >> you can still show off the body. >> one of the things i have struggled with is how best to show off my extraordinary muscles. i realized that it is so pronounced that it does not after. >> so now -- >> it is sticking out. >> thank you very much. >> i now do half and half. >> i would like to see that show. it is very, very off broadway. >> brooke, do you like a hairy man? >> let's see, yeah. >> you do? >> is this study about all men? are we talking about gay men? i don't know any heterosexual guy that went through a phase where he was just waxing his chest. >> i feel like it started with the gay guys and it moved to the gay guys. >> i don't know. i think we are talking about gay men, and that's what this show has come to, basically, trking the chest hair trends. there is nothing wrong with it. >> d

he is ali, son of khalid. should be the successor. , and hisunnis believe division started right after the death of the prophet. that the community of people the right prophet had to appoint or select a success first that would be the caliph. the sunnis have the caliphate, and even isis is talking about reestablishing the caliphate. the caliphate is essentially the ruler. that is what it means. caliphate means the state that has a caliph. so, that was the first offense that the shia think. they think he was a usurper of the right successor to the prophet. and then, afterwards, there was a series of imams from the house of the prophet. they think succession like the happen withind the house of the prophet. that is the fundamental fault line as to who is the ruler. now, a couple of other differences. how do you pray? there are some differences. and then, it became much more significant geopolitically once iran embraced shiaism as the state religion, with arabs and turks mostly adopting sunnism. some other differ

khalid al-falih is a 30-year veteran of saudi aramco.audi super team about 24 ministers newly put into office over the last several months that are tasked with revitalizing the saudi state. long time veteran ali al-naimi went to aramco yesterday. he spoke to colleagues there. he thanked them for helping him over the 23-year term. of course, what happened over the last several days in saudi arabia, while it may not single a policy shift in terms behalf is happening in the oil market, it's certainly about consolidating the power behind the royal court. and the bigger question out there is all about how this is going to impact the sale of that 5% stake of saudi aramco. they're saying it's going to be the rar largest ipo in history. the chairman and ceo of aramco is expected to smooth the way. when i spoke last week to the ceo on the stock exchange in saudi arabia he assured me the listing was going to take place on this exchange. a report earlier today in the telegraph suggest there had would be a trilisting where we have it in new york, lo

these prisoners held in maxim security, khalid sheikh mohammed, he has no cure and occasion with any other prisoners. he has his own room, his own cell, he is monitored 24/7. they are muslim. they have to have their area to pray. they have an area outside of the compound where they can go out, get some fresh air, but it is connected to their cell. they don't have any other contact with the other prisoners. there are special circumstances holding muslim terrorists that want to harm america and a special prison facility has been built on guantanamo bay specifically for that purpose. in addition, there is a courtroom facility built in guantanamo bay paid for by taxpayers. they have secure access to go to get counsel with their legal counsel. if they came to the military brig in charleston, i do believe it is going to cost the taxpayer additional resources to create or re-create what we already have an guantanamo bay to house these very special prisoners. are you set up the same way in guantanamo bay based on my description of the cellblocks? mr. thompson: we are not set up for that. to

a man named khalid morsi's car broke down in springfield the officers who stopped to help say they noticeda in morsi's car. they searched it and said they found dozens of credit cards and gift cards. after a nearly two month long investigation morsy and a man named brian bogan. they had more credit cards at their homes and readers and enco encoders. police believe the two made victims of as many as a hundred people. >>> the trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue reeled in a big fish to replace chef jose andres. david burke will be chef of the blt restaurant under construction. burke has won numerous culinary awards and has appeared on "iron chef andette" and top chef masters." the firm operates after donald trump's controversial remarks about immigrants. the hotel is set to open this fall. >>> a teenage girl targeted after she held the door open for a stranger. tonight, new search for clues and an attempted sex assault. >> the growing threat on the nation's roadways and the potential trouble to determine whether someone is driving while high on marijuana. >> and right now, pretty

at the forof the list consideration, but we will start to hear details in a couple days as the ceo khalidussan mentioned. guy: thank you very much indeed. tht is what is happening in e tadawul market. rising 53.1. it is interesting to see how draghi is dealing. the san francisco fed president, mr. williams, says he believes a june rate hike is possible. he says we should not ignore the possibility, but the market only has a 12% probability of that happening priced in. ♪ guy: 51 minutes into the equity market session. the market is down by .2%. one of the reasons for that is what i will show you here on the bloomberg, and that is bhp. as you can see, it has fallen l ower. on a three-day basis, it is down by 12%. this is related to the stories surrounding what happened down bursting and the dam and what that will mean for the business. we have seen a similar gap lower her eine in london. we have got the final number on french april services. so, still north of 50, but softer than the preliminary number, which was 50.8. data fromt a slew of the knotted states, including a reading on the stat

>> cruz got whacked like khalid sheikh mohammed's back. i feel bad for carly. for shortest vp kandok daszcy. i think she beat schecky thompson from 1953. he was vp i think four weeks. >> i didn't know that. >> look him up. great guy. great guy. )> >> first of all, my condolences to glenn beck. now he can enjoy all ds he?;Ñi wants. maybe cruz's dad did hav% something to do withokçó lee ha oswì(lc% >> no, he w3didn't. >> this is surprising. let me say this, mr. o'reilly. it's over. con'$kqu1q%=9muz cruz. he can go back to the senate ani eat his greig eggs and humble pie. i would suggest he carries afternoon mace. there's breaking news, bill?okq trump has targeted thee1 democrats. dtq ásjá$totxdxd with sirt((é@ and 0lcruz's dad did john wilke booth's taxes. >> mcgurt has been a trump guy from the beginning but not you so much, gutfeld. do you have mixed emotions? >> i'm deeply distraught, bill. i don't know what i'll do with control her e-mails and trump gets all of his information from forwarded e-mails from cat ladies. m allç!zez hisÑi information lqhe doesn't d

. >> khalidal-falih policies. eternal or endless. we hope that does not mean the oil supply. 9 or 10 million barrels of production. i have heard from knowledgeable sources, they intend to take it up to 13 million barrels a day, putting downward pressure on oil prices, which we hope comes back. another "r" is real estate and investment trust. they have been on the tear. they are about to have their own subindex for the s&p. they are going to be a separate sector. money has been pouring in there from the index funds under weight because of a financial basket. now they have to pull it apart and make it a real estate investment. if they are going to buy, they can for yield. selectivity is the key. i'm exhausted from talking. >> there are a lot of letters in there you fit in. we enjoy the spark. she has a column on cnbc.com. >> i can think of another "k" to throw in there. >> that would be -- >> thank you, david. >> kincaid school in houston, texas. >> david darst. >> this feels like a friday. we have the closing countdown coming up in a

. >> adjerba jean, prisoner released today, the journalist, khalid, do you have anything on that?> we've seen those reports. we -- we'll have more to say welcome. we welcome her release. >> does the department have any reaction to prime minister abe saying he will not visit pearl harbor? >> president abe saying he will not -- >> visit pearl harbor? >> exchange for the visit. >> yeah. no, i mean we've said this before. look, our relationship with japan is strong, strategic. we have built a partnership over -- with them over the past 70-plus years that is durable and forward looking with an acknowledgement of the sacrifices and the pain that preceded it. please. >> visiting pearl harbor? >> [ inaudible ]. >> the foreign minister said the american bombings in japan was extremely regrettable. have you ever feel the pressure from japan to ask if the united states to apologize? >> you said -- >> japanese foreign minister said yesterday united states atomic bombing of the city were extremely regrettable. >> of her roche ma? >> yes. >> the president is going to visit there. secretary kerr

khalid sheikh says he can be treated for schizophrenia to stand trial. the government is trying to use him as a human guinea pig some say. >>> and an officer charged in the death of freddie gray. officer edward nero is one of six baltimore officers in the arrest and death of freddie gray. the officer faces assault, misconduct and reckless endayment charges. nero and two other officers arrested gray after making eye contact with him and chasing the him in west baltimore last year. prosecutors say the officers detained him illegally. nero opted for a up judge trial rather than the jury trial and a verdict could come next week. >>> and up brand new details about what happened the night of the benghazi attacks. an air force member stationed in north italy is now saying that more could have been done to stop those 2012 attacks that killed four americans. the whistleblower who didn't want to be identified speaking out to fox news for the first time. listen. >> they just kept telling me, we are wait on a call, we are waiting on the call. i still sense a fault o

enemies of osama bin laden around the world greatly encouraged by the arrest of khalid sheik mohammedf operating officer of al qaeda. >> the problem is this is a dark side of the moon and they're brutal. that entire region is made up of murderers, cut throats, drug runner, extortionists. that's where bin laden has the strongest allies. >> we have to keep him alive. >> the white house is looking to double the bounty on his head from 25 to $45 million. >> will the lure of 50 million bucks net bin laden? >> we're getting 16 tips a day on bin had. >> osama bin laden, there are reports that he has died. >> there's report out that says bin laden is in bad health. >> the ever exclusive osama bin laden showing them running the camps. >> we are a superpower. you'd think we'd have the resources to go in there and kick some butt and get the guy. >> where is osama bin laden? for all we know he could be in las vegas next to elvis. >> they murdered 3,000 americans. we will kill bin laden. >> we must take out osama bin laden and his lieutenants if we have them in our sights. >> this is a fox news al