but abdullah did get some good news.ug treatment program to help overcome his addiction. >> i'm at the point in my life where i'm tired of living like how i was living. and i desperately want to become the better person that i am. i know i'm a better person. i'm not a dumb person, but i just make dumb decisions. so hopefully this will help me, you know, eradicate making those dumb decisions. >> and today, officers are hopeful nobody makes the dumb decision to start a fight on canteen day. especially with a renewed emphasis on a policy that requires inmates to store all their snacks inside a plastic box. >> give me your receipt. bring the receipt back. >> good morning. good morning. good morning. >> sheldon kelly, who got into a canteen-related fight a few weeks earlier, is out of segregation after serving only 10 of his 15-day sanction. >> filed an appeal, got it overturned by the administrative captain. pretty much went my way. i mean, he overturned it because he felt like i didn't do anything wrong other than defend my

king abdullah spoke after the president. he referred to the threat of islamic terrorism as a civil war within islam. he knows it well because overwhelming number of victims of islamic terrorism have been their fellow muslims. arthel: there have been many people who followed president trump, candidate trump and mr. trump's words throughout the years, and was very, very dogmatic of his criticism of president obama and others who did not say the words "radical islamic terrorism." what changed on that soil? john: i don't think there was a change at all. it was a very tough speech. he repeated four times drive them out. drive the terrorists out of the mosques, out of the community, out of this holy lands. and to talk about the countries in the the middle east to take the lead in doing it. it's not a news flash saying every president whether it's donald trump or barack obama don't talk the same way on the campaign trail as they do when they give major presidential addresses. it reflects what's appropriate in the circumstances. tha

brotherhood, we have the current head of al qaeda and the most important of all is a man called abdullah .... .... significance have read their works. i we captured these documents in every that's at the, so there is a plan. the most dangerous thing to do is to say the enemy is crazy and they have no plan. wrong. the enemy has a strategy. and that is wh >> the enemy have the strategy and that is why they have been so effective. for 90 years, it was the same. we are purifying islam, the west has declared on us, whether it is through colonialism, free markets, blue jeans, what have you. we are just responding and must purify the world and reestablish the caliphate. that was the core message. isis took that and added one crucial addendum. if you read the prophetic stripture of islam like any religion, islam has the story of end times. every religion has stories, prophetic tales about how the world will end. islam, in close parallel to christianity, has to do with a final judgment day, a series of battles between the believers and the unbelievers. and the specificity of the prophecy is geogr

our key note speaker is his excellency ambassador abdullah of the saudi arabian permanent representative to the united nations. he has served since 2011. prior to this posting, he had a distinguished career in public and private sector. among the many positions he has held has been member of saudi arabia's sure counsel. mayor of jettau and saudi arabia's ambassador to belgium, nuremberg and the european union. then we'll hear from lieutenant of the saudi arabian ministry of the interior. he heads the investigation division in the ministries counterterrorism department and works in the general directerate for international cooperation. his specialty is social media terrorism. colonel will delirvg his remarks today through consecutive interpretation. our third speaker is u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia under president george w. bush and currently the president of the middle east policy counsel. ambassador fracker has worked for more than three decades in finance and banking in the region and currently chairman of meryl lynch, kingdom of saudi arabia. then we'll have a discussion session mo

and why did the president call king abdullah of jordan today, a big intelligence partner, a neighbor to syria, a key listening post as well. and the king was added to the list today, it had not been scheduled. >> jordan is a key partner on intelligence matters. it is especially important for this region. it may involve that, it may also be related to this trip. all of this, honestly, would be a big nothing if this was the first instance we had where the president was loose with his language and adversarial with the intelligence community. that is not the case. the fact is the mt. sapresident things in tweets and in words and actions, and put him at odds with the cia, fbi, and nsa. this is not the first word in the sentence, this is the exclamation point in the end. i'm concerned this will further erode trust between the key nun institutions. >> they're telling allies to keep their attention short. they are concerned he will blow up at the board because the meetings are really boring, and other aspects of the trip as well. >> the fact is that the national security community has to ser

in 2003, and throughout subsequent years, the late king abdullah used to declare that this was going to be a generational battle lasting for 20 or 30 years. saudi arabia also recognized that this war was not going to be won only on the battlefield. but rather, in the hearts and minds of people in villages, towns, cities and communities throughout the country. we recognized that we needed to disrupt financing for terrorists inside and outside the country. change the discourse including in the media and in school curricula and provide economic and social stability to repenting or potential terrorists. to that effect, the kingdom of saudi arabia established one of the most successful rehabilitation and integration programs in the world. the mohammed center for counseling and rehabilitation and its affiliates throughout the country. saudi arabia's multifaceted efforts continue to date. as the kingdom proceeded to establish last year, the media center, the most comprehensive facility in the world, for tracking and countering extremist rhetoric from all sources. the center provides 24/7 co

this is abdullah. he specializes in making one thing, and he makes it well, an omelet.a but, like, stonier. the potatoes are boiled, diced, then mixed with beaten eggs and cooked in a cast iron skillet. oh, yeah, the eggs. the egg man. i am me and we are you and where's my omelet, dude, 'cause i am hungry. >> george: assalamu alaikum. one, two, three? >> anthony: abdullah is just waiting for you right when you come stumbling out of café baba. coincidence or not? you be the judge. >> george: ketchup and mayonnaise, everything. >> anthony: ketchup and mayonnaise? sure, why not? condiment options i would be hard pressed to turn down at this precise moment anyway. >> george: that's a lot of mayonnaise. it's a good munchie. >> anthony: dude, that's awesome. i'll have 12 more. ♪ it's balanced... it's easy-drinking... it's refreshing... ♪ if you've got the time ♪ it's what american lager was born to be. ♪ we've got the beer. ♪ welcome to the high life. ♪ miller beer. ♪ strike a pose ♪ your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if yo

that would give them enough water to last a couple of days. 17-year-old abdullah fills two jugs of water his entire as he begins his trek home, we journey from west to east. 70% of the livestock, the farm animals, have died. it's really everywhere you look. you can see the livestock that used to belong to these families. nothing but carcasses out here in the desert. which explains why the families have now lined up, because they have no other means to support themselves or really to feed their families. >> so this is the line here -- >> reporter: we witness an urgent new effort. save the children now giving out mobile phones with a credit on them. this mother tells us she will use it to buy water. >> it was $1.04, now it costs $4 for the same jug of water. >> reporter: this mother is among the many who have been forced to move closer to the village, hoping for food. she had 200 goats. there are just 10 left. this is now her home. she shows us where she sleeps with her children. five sleep here? her days are spent worrying about food. she worries every day. she's the mother and the father

center fielder abdullah is in a 1-22 slump.nd gordon eye grounderred in the first base bag and riddle scores and marlins take the lead. jim carlos stanton hits up the middle for base hit and speedy gordon able to beat the throw at the plate and it is now 2-1 in sixth sderk dietrich with a long fly ball that goes into marlins bullpen. second home run phillies have given up this month. they had four or fewer hits in the last nine games they lost 23 out of 29 games. >> bad news for reigning mvp and native mike trout strained his thumb when he slid into second base against marlins. mri revealed the damage and he could noet need surgery. >> tempers flare this afternoon. bryce harper hit by a pitch from hunter stick land in the 8 pl and charge the mound and punches started to fly both guys got shot here and bench cleared and harper and stick land were ejected from the game. >> eagles resume otas at the novacare complex. fletcher cox expected to be there after no show for last week's practices and game one stanley cup finals peter lov

even in terms of political participation, we have seen king fahad and king abdullah and king selma taking the bold decisions that were required to ensure a greater level of political participation in general and women participation in particular in the political r s process. so we have, as i said, we are a work in progress. and we do not want to go too far in advance of the general sentiment of the people because that may create the kind of backlashes that you were referring to. now, did we get the balance right or are we a little bit too slow or a little bit too fast? you will always have people who argue either side of that case at any point of time. but what everybody can see and what everybody can agree upon is that the direction is clear and it is positive and it is forward looking. >> all right. there are a couple of more questions about -- which you might expected. i remember articles that speculated that saudi arabia might react by restricting counterterrorism cooperation or restricting american access to military facilities and so that the general question is how has jasta affect

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abdullah, but they are fighting a battle against the it's still trying to clean house there. we're cautiously optimistic it continue. host: to the factoids of the billion ads saying 71 of u.s. appropriations since gone 61% of the total have toward training, clothing, equipping, and sustaining 300,000 members plus of the afghan defense and security is a lot of money. guest: that is correct. t is a lot of money, you are trying to recreate a military in the midst of a war. spend that al to much money, that is reconstruction. a lot of fraud occurring. host: specifically how? guest: well, start with the fact hat we don't know how many soldiers there are, we don't know how many police there are. soldiers,ng for ghost ghost police. not just salaries we're losing, is the long tail. with the salary, you are paying boots, clothing, fuel, all that goes along with that, we find the same problem also in in clinics. we have ghost clinics, ghost schools, ghost teachers, all paying for and to our allies, those are big problems. host: 300 plus members of the military, you are saying that is n

center fielder abdullah is in a 1-22 slump. and gordon eye grounderred in the first base bag and riddle scores and marlins take the lead. jim carlos stanton hits up the middle for base hit and speedy gordon able to beat the throw at the plate and it is now 2-1 in sixth sderk dietrich with a long fly ball that goes into marlins bullpen. second home run phillies have given up this month. they had four or fewer hits in the last nine games they lost 23 out of 29 games. >> bad news for reigning mvp and native mike trout strained his thumb when he slid into second base against marlins. mri revealed the damage and he could noet need surgery. >> tempers flare this afternoon. bryce harper hit by a pitch from hunter stick land in the 8 pl and charge the mound and punches started to fly both guys got shot here and bench cleared and harper and stick land were ejected from the game. >> eagles resume otas at the novacare complex. fletcher cox expected to be there after no show for last week's practices and game one stanley cup finals peter l

interestingly, we can hear king abdullah ofjordan. has been the first to speak, long—time partner of the united states. he is saying, whether these leaders have any personal religious suspicions, they have no choice but to say that they will stand together, it is the fight as well. that is the message that donald trump was trying to convey. this, by his standards, was incredibly conciliar tree. a totally different donald trump. you wonder about those who were with him, what they are thinking, the whole script has been rewritten. i would be very surprised if the whole speech was not sheared in advance with his hosts, they would be no surprises in there. the king gave a speech before this, they we re very king gave a speech before this, they were very similar, the from the same page. but there was a gulf of difference between the words being spoken and what goes on in because the truth is, this is saudi arabia and there are people here who believe that non—muslims are going to hell and if you associate with them then you will go to hell

king abdullah of jordan and the uae. they will be much more effective fighting isis. when you talk about going into sunni-arab parts of iraq iraq, they may not like isis, but if they see the united states groveling towards iran, they don't want to be dominated by a shiia power. judge jeanine: isn't historically, saudi arabia, aren't they historical enemies? >> saudi is basically the heart of sunni islam. iran is the heart of shiia islam than is fighting going on between them. judge jeanine: how do you look at the fact that the president has chosen saudi arabia for the first visit. >> the moderate arab countries work with israel. a lot of it is behind the scenes because they do that it unless their interests to join with israel, share intelligence, have military cooperation because they recognize the threat that iran pose. from israel's perspective they have to be very pleased with the monthsture this administration has taken. netanyahu came to congress, i was there, raising the dangers with the nuke deal. obama didn't listen to them. now they have a partner in this co

. >> any moment now we are expecting president trump to depart to king abdullah's conference center inyadh after delivering a landmark address to the muslim world calling for unity in destroying terrorism. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm arthel neville. reporter: the president spoke for several hours.

he started out last month with key abdullah of jordan, and al sisi of egypt. to have these countries here coming together today to listen to him, stand united against islamist radicalism terrorism. this will turn so much of wrong possiblies of obama administration. i am you sure jim agrees. president obama divided us from jordan and egypt. with president trump now we'll stan united. he is going into israel. he is being vilified by american media here. he is uniting large segments of the muslim world, against isis, which president obama called the jv just a few years ago. this is a major moment. maria: jim wolsey said that the iran deal is perhaps worst deal that united states has done. that i is an issue that middle eastern country, had that problem with president obama that deal. >> the deal itself and the signal that the president was sending that he was bringing iran into this community of nations, treating them more equally than our allies. it was that sent shockwaves to middle east, this goes to syria, the way that president backed away from the red line

king abdullah of jordan. you have a broad coalition that can push back against iranian aggression, and fighting isis. when you talk about sunni-arab parts of iraq. if they see the united states like the was under obama groflg towards iran, they don't want to be dominated by a shiia power. judge jeanine: isn't saudi arabia and iran historical enemies? >> it's a sunni-shiia divide. saudi is the heart of sufficient any islam. iran is the heart of shiia islam. and there is a natural fighting going on between them. judge jeanine: how do you have think israel is looking at the fact the president has chosen saudi arabia as a first visit or is there a real alignment in terms of is rail and sophomore moderate arab countries? >> a lot of the moderate arab countries work with them behind the scenes because they realize it's within their interests to join with israel, share intelligence because they recognize the threat iran poses. from israel's perspective they have to be pleads with the posture this administration has

the monarchy of saudi arabia, i also see king abdullah as well as al sisi of egypt. family photo. pete: the family photo. clayton: that was a remarkable, we saw tight shot there on the president and this thing has been produced. look at the cameras that they've got. hundreds of cameras that the saudi government, state television has had all over the royal court on tracking cameras, they know the world stage is on them. >> remember, they are feeding their own people, the saudi people are seeing more of the world today in a more open way than anyone would have thought possible and this is happening in egypt, it's happening in tu tunisia and the trump administration can feel very good that they've had the relationship growing here far beyond anybody in the american media thought possible. this is a guy remember that doesn't know about foreign affairs and ielationist, this is an extraordinary demonstration and hopefully genuine partnership with the middle east. clayton: we have been blessed and have so many great people. >> we see the president of the united states, next

and hadley spoke with the ceo of the king abdullah economic city and asked him what donald trump's visito saudi arabia might mean between the relationship between the two countries. >> i think it's information about the strength of the saudi/u.s. relationship that we've known all along. i think it gives the institutions and people of both countries a push to further collaborate. i think in the institution, we'll see a lot more collaboration happening between the u.s. companies, for example in the private sector, universities in the u.s. and in saudi arabia. so, you will see institution to institution, people to people, relationship reafter firm and strain going forward. >> so, the timing of this visit can't be too much of a surprise given what we've seen in the last few days as president. what kind of message does it send to iran? >> i don't know how they're feeling but from a saudi regional context, it's very clear from the u.s. that it's right with saudi arabia. and the islamic world and that, again, is reaffirmed. >> talk about what's happening today in terms of the economics. how is

that's the challenge facing archaeologists as they figure out how to safely move king abdullah and like and back in cairo to a new facility across town. the answer probably a lot of bubble wrap. a sensitive issue a few years ago it got knocked off during work on the exhibit spark in an uproar the archaeology world. eric: you may know what it's like to take a job, but what if you have the job strata. thousands of people taken place in the taiwan |-vertical-bar on. runners stealing more than 2000 steps. 91 are reset to reach the top at the eighth tallest building in the world. a team of australian runners dominated the challenge. they won the top titles for both men and women's event. laura: i don't know if i have a choice. i might want to pack of king type stuff. that does it for us. back at 4:00 eastern at noon. tree into an back at 6:00 with the wrap up of the french race. >> america's oldest ally deciding his future in europe with washington across the globe where exactly one hour away from polls closing in the presidential runoff election. >> plus health care to the senate. speaking

king abdullah who you had met with us and mrs.mitted to reforms but a timetable of their choosing, not ours. >> i remember that. >> anita mcbride, thanks very much. >>> coming up, a terrifying moment caught on camera. a sea lion grabbing a young girl pulling her into the water. she is okay. we'll tell you what happened next. . for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discov

but you also have king abdullah of jordon speaking. you also had president of egypt speaking, both key stake holders and would be significant players if delivering peace between the israelis and travel experience. it certainly seems to be on the burn out, maybe not the back burner, or the back or the front, but the burn out of the agenda. absolutely commonalities, but huge differences as we talked about it. the fact that he's flying his plane from iraq. it's a first. that kind of shows you some -- my regional could exist actually do have common interest. if president trump could grasp it. he might able to move forward. that will nips him on the heels of aniest ward he has toward that kind of case. >> in europe, the trump and his delegation will be leaving there, we're told in about half hour's time. we'll see them as they come into us. nick, thank you. back at headquarters. for the time being, that's it for me, i doubt, they can build it up. it launched another missile that nuclear program is making progress. >> it is looking to mass p

if you listen to the rhetoric that we heard from p palestinian president and indeed jordan's king abdullah who has a role in the peace process as well, they sounded optimistic that president trump can make a difference. so going into this, israelis are going to perhaps be a little apprehensi apprehensive. they've heard that language on settlements. they've also heard president trump talk about moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and for many people there would be a concern that that could be a disruptive thing rather than bring the sides together. the bottom line here is we haven't heard the white house articulate how they want to achieve this new approach on this peace between the israelis and the palestinians. that's the detail that's missing and when it comes out it's going to be a substantive piece of detail. this is no easy task. >> nick robertson, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, the opioid epidemic in america just got even deadlier. a newly discovered drug is so potent, you can die simply from touching it. we'll explain. you're live in the cnn newsroom. oscar mayer

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a seasoned veteran wounded in the 2011 libyan revolution, abdullah needs a wheelchair which can is whyhippers at the mofrk remembmosque remember him and salman helping to go push the wheelchair at friday prayers. do you remember seeing salman abedi at the mosque? >> yeah, i see him sometimes. he comes usually on friday. last time i see him, he was pushing the guy with the trailer, the disabled guy. >> reporter: also from libya? >> yes, from libya. he was very quiet. he sit in the mosque and pray and he goes. seems like a normal person. >> reporter: the mofsque is in rough neighborhood. and a mechanic here for 17 years told us the attack has hit the muslim community hard. >> every single muslim it affect because everyone here look to the muslim and this not right thing to do. it affect me and too many brothers here it affected. and now we scared even hfr -- m wife is scared to go to the town. >> reporter: the abedi family attended the large mosque but he was pushed to the fringes. >> abedi family especially the father and older brother were quite respected and well-known in the will i b

a seasoneded veteran wounded in the 2011 libyan revolution, abdullah needs a wheelchair which is why mosque remember him and slamman helping him push the wheelchair. this man saw them together? >> reporter: do you remember seeing salman abedi at the mosque? >> he comes usually like on friday and he comes -- last time i see him -- the last time i see him he was pushing the disabled guy. >> reporter: also from libya? >> yeah. he was very quiet. he sat in the mosque and prayed. seemed like had a normal person. >> reporter: the abedi family attended the mosque and sermons against isis and extremism pushed salman to the fringes. >> they are well-respected in the libyan community. nothing abnormal. however salman was isolated and not engaging with the community here and actually most his friends were outside of the libyan community. >> reporter: the picture that's emerging of salman abedi is that of a long young man between difficultying to communities to find other young men and women. when these halani twins went to syria to join isis and they met with a british isis recruiter believed k

in recent days, abbas met with the egyptian president and king abdullah. they reiterated their support for a two-state solution between israelis and palestinians. as a candidate, trump vowed to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and backed israel settlement expansion. as president, he has adopted a softer tone on settlements and has put the embassy move on hold. tomorrow's talks come as the militant group hamas issued a manifesto monday. it's new charter endorses a palestinian state alongside israel with its internationally backed 1967 borders. >> translator: hamas is not fighting against jews because they are jews. they are fighting zionist occupiers. >> leaders appear unsure what to make of president trump's shifting middle east policies. abbas, under intense pressure at home to protect american funding for his palestinian authority and secure the release of some of the thousands of palestinian prisoners, many currently participating in a hunger strike in israeli jails. landing a significant concession from netanyahu will be difficult given the power of

two months ago abdullah norris found abedi hiding out in his mosque.oming out. where your going? so i was very angry with him and i shouted at him you have no right to bring your shoes in this area. why are you in the building at this time. he said he came down to refresh. i said you have to go. i inquired with him. the way he behaved he said you shouldn't shout at me. i said i shout at you because you're like a child. >> reporter: abedi's father said he told him he was going on a pilgrimage to mecca. that was a lie. now turkish officials also say he traveled through istanbul's airport recently. so, when did he obtain the bomb? did he construct it himself or is there another bomb maker at large? the arena is still sealed off as a crime scene but from here we can see into the arena exit and that's where the bomb detonated. those stairs and walkway where people tried to escape the blast. even now we can see forensic teams still working, trying to reconstruct what happened at the attack. the "new york times" obtained what they say are british police photo

fairfax police arrested the driver who hit a 10-year-old and then took off. 52-year-old rasheed abdullahon linden street saturday afternoon. she suffered a broken arm as well as cuts and bruises. >> ♪ >>> now to a story you saw first here on fox5. prince george's county schools has shockingly lie number of employees on leave accused of child abuse or misconduct. we uncovered the number of abuse cases has climbed to nearly 800 just for the school year. >> fox5's lindsey watts waking to get you answers from the school ceo tonight live with more on this story. that's a huge number, lindsey. >> reporter: it really is, just an incredible number, jim and there's a school board meeting that's under way right now here in upper marlboro and we are here to talk to the about this major issue that we've been investigating. i just got the results of a new open records request back yesterday and it shows there have been 788 cases where staff members in the district have been accused of child abuse or misconduct. we've been talking to a lot of staff members about this and what they say is this isn't an

bush, after meetings in riyadh with then-king abdullah flew to israel for meetings with perez. fake news, it would be great if white house would get their facts check and we do a better job of fact-check them. >> it's hard when the white house touts it as an historic trip, and which in itself is highly symbolic, but somewhat benign in the fact they got it wrong. andrea, let me ask you quickly about -- >> reporter: let me just say in the interest -- just to paraphrase ronald reagan in a different occasion, we should trust but verify. maybe not trust. i'm sorry, i interrupted you. >> no, no, not at all. let me ask you about the mechanism for negotiations going forward. you talk about them trying to alleviate some pressure with some measures the israeli cabinet approved. you know, a small drop in the bucket, perhaps a gesture for president trump's visit. but do we have a sense of what, if any, mechanism for negotiations is going to emerge? i know, you know addition i remember you covered annapolis when they brought over israelis and palestinians to jumpstart six months, search mon

salman and you may remember that when president obama was here back in may of 2014, picking was king abdullah at the time, and did not greet him. the president also today saying that the reason why it was so successful so far was because in a ceremony this afternoon he said a hundred and $10 billion agreement as well as the exchange of several export licenses for many american companies, both military and economic that will result in an expenditure by saudi arabia in the united states of some $350 billion over ten years. the president talking about it for coming out the back this is a tremendous day. i want to thank everybody. tremendous investment to the united states and our military community is very happy. we want to thank you and saudi arabia. hundreds of billions of dollars in investments including the united states in jobs, jobs, jobs. reporter: tomorrow is a very important day for president trump. you mentioned this at the top, kelly, will be giving a speech to the arab, islamic, american summit. if the leaders from arabic leaders around the world will be talking about terrorism and t

pressure but by the late king abdullah who inspired much of the vision 30 that saudi arabia is workingwards. >> doctor, it's expected that in hois speech later today, president trump will try to reset relations with the muslim world. what do people want to hear from him there? >> i think they want to hear what he's best at. frank and candid speech. that the united states is with the muslim world battling extremism. they don't realize how tough certain countries are on domestic jihadism. ohman, the sult -- egypt which monitors contents inside mosques for islamic ideology. what's going to be intriguing and very few people have said this is qatar. because they underwrite the muslim brotherhood. qatar is a direct and intense rival for global influence with saudi arabia. kind of a thorn inside arabia's side. qat qatar, perhaps is not going to fit or enjoy in messaging as much as the rest of the muslim world. >> if the president is expected to talk about muslim unity, what does he need to do to blend that so there can be unity in the arab nations? >> i think first of all, collaboration again

president abdullah said don't carry through with this.t will ignite tensions and yesterday vice president pence said they are still looking into it. >> many others in the region said they were looking into it and president trump said they would do it on day one. they have backed off from that. even the ambassador david friedman was supposed to live and work in jerusalem when he went out there. i don't see them doing it right away. i think it will be part and parcel of this peace process that president trump wants to get together. i was just speaking to the new palestinian representative just the other day. he said that if president trump were to go to israel and make some kind of announcement on the embassy, that would really negate all the momentum that they feel that they have, and it would be a no go, so everyone hoping that president trump in the region certainly does not do that. obviously it's not even clear if the israelis really want it. >> elees labatt, thanks very much. >>> the republicans in the house closer than ever to gettin

with lcc and king abdullah.ey leaders in the airport wanting to fight isis and al qaeda before this attack and now an emphasis on our nato allies to find them after this terrific demonic horrific attack. >> trace: we are talking about a couple things simultaneously here. the president is about to meet with pope francis here in less than 45 minutes. they had kind of a dust up a while back about the wall and about refugees. i wonder if among european leaders, and maybe even here at home, if this attack and manchester might change perception a little bit about refugees and about how we handle these different things. is it your sense that it will maybe move the needle a little bit? >> i think it's always been understood by regional leaders and counterterrorism professionals in the middle east that the emphasis needs to be on analysis from his war-torn countries that have al qaeda and isis operating in these countries. we are not talking about families, we are not talking about a husband and wife and their children a

after he met king abdullah ofjordan, the palestinian leader, and when his aides took advice, they realisedd for now that they are listening and weighing up the issues over what steps to take and what steps to wait. facebook‘s internal rules for regulating what its nearly two billion users can and can't post on the site have been leaked. the documents appear to show that the company tolerates certain violent threats, forms of bullying, and live videos of self—harm. facebook says its recruiting an extra 3000 people to its operations team to help moderate the site. earlier our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones explained how significant the leak was. there are nearly 2 billion people on facebook and our sharing all kinds of material. the company is struggling to keep up with the volume of material and the volume of complaints. they say they get 6 million complaints about fake accou nts million complaints about fake accounts per week. that is one tiny aspect of what it does. this is basically a training manual which has been leaked, given to the moderators in charge of this. it lays ou

though, president bush was able to forge a very korncordial personal relationship with crown prince abdullahl apart somewhat during the obama years. the saudis were really upset when, in their view, obama threw hosni mubarak over the side as the president of egypt, embraced the muslim brotherhood. gave up on the red line enforcement on the use of chemical weapons in syria. and then forged this agreement with iran on the nuclear deal. all of this was very upsetting to the saudis. and other gulf countries, as well. and, so, i think that the relationship really soured during that period. and president trump now has a chance, as you say, to reset the relationship on a much more positive tone. >> sir, do you think because of the headlines here at home, the chaos that is happening within his administration, some are just learning about. other things we're witnessing in realtime self-inflicted by this president. does that lesson him on the world stage to accomplish some of those reset goals? >> i think most people around the world are not paying nearly the attention to those problems that we are in

. >> regarding those allies, the president will speak with king abdullah of jordan today. you would think this would certainly come up. h.r. mcmaster, part of the press briefing today at 1:30 with sean spicer. >> oh, yeah. >> perhaps we'll get some more answers. michael, see you in about 30 minutes. >> thanks. >>> all right, classified information isn't the only topic the white house is struggling to clean up. >> why won't you just explain whether or not there are recordings of -- >> i think the president's made it clear what his position is. >> still no real explanation on the president's veiled threat to release recordings of james comey. that's next. ♪ surfing is a sport that takes a lot out of you physically. from the moment i wake up on my tempur-pedic mattress i feel like i am ready to take on the day. i don't have aches and pains from the previous day's training and i feel like myself. i wake up feeling stronger. a better surfer. a better me. ♪ now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at

king abdullah laid out in 2002 the arab peace plan. >> that's why on the most basic level, aaron, i do wonder, have you yet seen a strategy emerge from the trump administration side of how they plan to take it any step further, how they plan to reignite these peace talks and get one foot ahead of the other? >> right. it's clear they believe deeply in this notion of outside-in, that in fact, the gulf arabs in particular can play a facilitative role in exchange for certain israeli concessions to palestinians and the resumption of a process. the gulf states will take certain steps -- telecommunications, overflight rights, perhaps expansion of commercial interests. and the reality is, and i think christiane has laid it out extremely well, the reality is that there may well be an opportunity, if aspirations are kept in check, to begin a process, but i'll be unmistakably clear, and i wish this administration all the luck in the world in trying to broker this deal, but if we're talking about an ultimate deal, a conflict-ending agreement between israelis and palestinians that resolves border s

it's el-sisi in egypt, abdullah in jordan, and whoever is the current crown prince in saudi. >> yeah.e emirates. >> and the rest of the gulf states, united arab emrates and so forth. they're lining them up against iran. so it's basically the saudis and the gulf states and oddly enough israel as the sort of unacknowledged silent partner here. >> it is. are you hopeful about that? do you think that's reasonable that we might see in our lifetime something like a de facto alliance among the sunni air accountries that are leally the responsible ones and israel? >> i think that's already sort of happened because they've decided jointly, though still officially unaligned, that iran is the enemy, russia behind it in many ways. and, you know, that's in the eternal struggle, that's where it lines up right now. that's where trump is going. that's where mattis, the defense secretary, and mcmaster, the national security adviser, want to go. trump will be kind of the royal presence there. he doesn't pretend to, and let's hope he doesn't pretend to understand the depths of the history of the struggl

president trump is reportedly scheduled to speak by phone this morning with jordan's king abdullah. at an emergency news conference monday, national security adviser general h.r. mcmaster said the "washington post's" story was false. >> the story that came out tonight as reported is falalse. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation. at no time -- at no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed. and the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. amy: but earlier this morning, president trump made his first comment on the story in which he appears to contradict general mcmaster and instead confirms he did disclose information to russia. he wrote on twitter -- "as president i wanted to share with russia at an openly scheduled white house meeting which i have the absolute right to do, facts pertaining to terrorism and airline flight safety. humanitarian reasons, plus i want russia to greatly step up their fight against isis & terrorism." we'l

king abdullah agreed it demands coordination and global action at every level. he stated we are all accountable for our commitment to fight radicalization in all forms. the visit also included historic economic development deals to the united states totaling well over half a trillion dollars in the creation of tens of thousands of american jobs. these deals include an immediate $110 billion investment which will grow to $350 billion over the next ten years in defense cooperation from saudi arabia that will further enable muslim troops to take on a greater role in fighting terrorism. president participated in the launch of a new task force to block terror funding in the gulf. the opening of a center for combating extremist ideology and 30 commercial deals that include companies like lockheed martin, raytheon, boeing, ge, dow, honeywell, emerson, alcoa and cisco among others that will result in additional $270 billion of saudi investment in american businesses and american job the president then went to israel where he was received with incredible warmth. he stren