donald trump traveled to the west bank where he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in bethlehem, they want to see a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. >> in the name of god the most gracious, your excellency, mister president and dear friend donald trump, it is my pleasure to welcome you to palestine and receive you, the great guest of our people here in bethlehem, the birthplace of jesus, peace be upon him. have spread out across the globe. allow me at the beginning to condemn the horrible terrorist attack that occurred in manchester, leaving tens of casualties. i do offer my condolences to the prime minister of britain to the british people. meeting you in the white house early this month, giving us and our people as well as giving all the nations across regions so much hope and optimism of the possibility to make sure long-awaited dream and ambition, lasting peace. freedom and independence, peace and stability in the world. stable and prosperous, i would like to reiterate to cooperate with you, with the israelis and reassert our willingness to continue

in bethlehem, the checkpoints were much less -- there were much less checkpoints on the way to bethlehem as ram allah. and you done see the scene of what residents there are dealing with when visiting bethlehem versus a place like ramala and getting a sense what have it is, and the barriers that exist there are for the palestinians. >> andrea, do we have you? >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry, there is a plane overhead, and i -- i agree entirely with what you just said. our trips to ramala have become increasingly difficult. i was there when arafat was holed up in his headquarters. and i went with collin powell under extreme secure arrangements. theis raleigh army was poised with guns aimed at arafat's headquarters. he was refusing to come out for more than a month with his men. and i went in. i was the so-called pool reporter going in with then secretary collin powell back when george wchltd bush was president to try to go in. i went in and these men can be basically holding that territory with the israeli army right in the office across the way and u.s. security, diplomatic security, the equival

you inn honor to join bethlehem, the city that is precious to people from all over the world. it is a precious city. as i discussed with president abbas in washington earlier this tryingi am committed to to achieve a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians and i intend to do everything i can to help them achieve that goal. president abbas assures me he is ready to work toward that goal in good faith and prime minister netanyahu has promised the same. i look forward to working with toward a lasting peace. i also look forward to working with president abbas on other important matters, such as unlocking the potential of the palestinian economy which is having a very rough time and building on our very positive counterterrorism efforts. several days ago in saudi arabia i met with the leaders of the nationsorld and arab from all across the region. it was an epic gathering. it was a historic event. arabialomon of saudi could not have been kinder and i will tell you he is a very wise, wise man. leaders andthese ask them to join in a partnership to drive terrorism --

the president's motorcade is in bethlehem.he should be arriving at any moment now. >> arthel: we are going to keep those live pictures up. when the president is arrived at the presidential palace, we will definitely listen in. meanwhile duty miller is still here with us. judy was just pointing out those points of contention, those points that have been deal breakers, nonstarter's to this point. judy, do you have any hope that the fact that there is a possibility of getting the two leaders back to the table at this point? do you feel it all hopeful that may be finally there will be some point that could be agreed upon? >> i think i have been watching this process for so long that i have two admit that i am not very hopeful. i think one thing that prime minister netanyahu is worried about is what he considered mr. trump's false hopes in the resurrection of this peace process. you have a palestinian entity split and the palestine authority on the west bank. the two of them do not like each other. maybe netanyahu is worried about

, it's my pleasure to welcome you here and receive you as the great guests of our people here in bethlehem. the birthplace of jesus. from which the message of love, peace, and has spread out all across the globe. llow me at the beginning condemn the horrible terrorist attacks that occurred in manchester city. city of manchester. leaving tens of casualties and innocent people. i do offer my warm condolences to the prime minister of britain . and the british people. your excellency, meeting you in the white house early this month and iven us and our people also giving all the nations across the region so much hope and optimism of the possibility to make a dream, long awaitsed dream and ambition, and that is lasting peace. our palestinian people, their freedom and independence as the key to peace and stability we have in the world so that the children of palestine and israel enjoy safe, stable, and prosperous futures. i would like to reiterate your excellency, mr. president, our commitment to cooperate with you in order to forge an historic eal with the israelis. [inaudible] our willingness t

the president is in bethlehem, meeting with palestinian presidents before. as we continue our coverage, the death toll now stands at 22. many of the victims are said to be young people. >> kelly: we come back, we take you live to london for the very latest. >> england is a nation in grief this morning as the cruel hand of terrorism deals another lethal blow. youthful cheers of excitement turning to screams of horror as a bomb explodes at the end of a concert at the end of a ariana grande concert happening at the manchester arena. >> kelly: the death toll stands at 22, many people are hurt. katie logan joins us again with more details. what is the latest? >> police have been updating us on what's happened outside the manchester arena, they say person detonated an improvised explosive device, that person also died at the scene. what we don't know is whether this person was acting completely alone or whether the attacker may have been part of a wider network, that is something they are attempting to determine. it has given us more detail about the timeline. at

we are awaiting live remarks from president trump and president abbas in bethlehem. >> first we're followingreaking news out of manchester england where british fasoffici blaming a terror attack at a concert. they were leaving a show, ariana grande when the unthinkable happened. the explosion hit crowds of people exiting manchester arena near the victoria transit station. the attacker was among the dead. it was a chaotic scene to say the least as people raced to escape jumping barriers and making their way to an exit. british and u.s. law enforcement officials say they believe they have tentatively identified the bomber but are withholding his name. another 59 people were hurt in the attack. the con sta the. >> terrors will attempt to create distrust and fear in our communities. we have a long history here in greater manchester of our community standing together during difficult times. in the coming days we will working closely with community leaders to address any issues the community may have. it is important that we all continue to remain vigilant. >> a terrifying scene waking up this mor

it is an honor to join you and bethlehem, city precious to people from all over the world. as i discussed with president abbas i am committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israelis and palestinians and i intend to do everything i can to help them achieve that goal. president abbas assures me he is ready to work toward that goal in good faith and prime minister netanyahu has promised the same. i look forward to working with these leaders toward a lasting peace. i look forward to working with president abbas on important matters like lodging the potential of the palestinians which is having a rough time. building on very positive counterterrorism efforts. several days ago in saudi arabia, i met with the leaders of the muslim world, arab nations from all across the region. it was an epic gathering. historic event. president salman of saudi arabia could not have been kinder and i will tell you he is a very wise, wise man. i called on these leaders and asked them to join in a partnership to drive terrorism from their midst once and for all. it was a deeply productiv

he's in bethlehem. this morning he had some comments about the manchester terror attack. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters, because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers, because that's what they are. they are losers. and we'll have more of them. but they are losers. just remember that. >> we will continue our coverage of the manchester terror attack. we'll be right back. you're watching the "cbs morning news". so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted it fixed right. so they scheduled with safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond, every ti

president trump speaking in bethlehem called them losers.'s elizabeth hur joins us live from washington. >> reporter: good morning. britain remains on high alert. police are still working around the clock. to are now authorities are not releasing any names or ages of the victims but confirmed children are among the dead. chaos and confusion sent concert goers screaming and scrambling for the exits. >> everyone started running. people were screaming and crying. >> reporter: the arianna grande concert had just ended. pop star off stage when a loud explosion rocked the arena. >> oh, my god. what's going on. >> reporter: in this dashcam video if you look to the left, you can see the flash, then hear the blast. causing pandemonium inside and outside the venue. >> a lot of children were there without parents. there was no one to calm them down. everybody was just screaming and crying and pushing. >> when i got there, it was about 30 people scattered everyone. >> reporter: the manchester arena is one of britain's main concert and sport venues with

abbas in bethlehem.i look forward to working with the leaders towards a lasting peace in the middle east. he said this would be "amazing." but to be honest he's been vague on how to achieve that lasting peace in the middle east. let's get some initial comments from john raines from ihs. how he would do that? >> achieve peace in the middle east? >> yeah. >> will be a tough road. they've been trying to achieve it for 50 years s now. i don't understand his methodology -- >> some say because it's his personality. he's enthusiastic about it, he's a go getter. is that enough? >> there's always possibilities out there. we haven't seen it on this trip or the last few weeks. that being said, most of the hard work won't be done by donald trump, it will be done by negotiators. if they could get abbas and netanyahu to agree to meet each other and get together on a timeline, maybe there will be movement. >> what is this trip about? is it about showing goodwill? >> i think it's atmospherics, maybe getting the process

this morning from bethlehem president trump spoke about this attack. he said we stand in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and he reiterated his call to drive out terrorism. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. all civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace. >> what you're looking at now is cell phone video the pandemonium right after this attack people running from manchester arena after that blast. ariana grande had already left the stage when the explosion occurred at 10:33 p.m. 22 people including children have died. 59 others injured. police believe the incident was carried out by one man who detonated an improvised explosive device but they don't know if he's part of a larger network. he died in the blast. manchester arena and the victoria train station are both cordoned off and will be for some time as investigators search for detailed forensic evidence. local police say this is

just hours ago he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in bethlehem. the two leaders made statements to the press. president trump expressed u.s. commitment to middle east peace and said the following. >> peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded. we must be resolute in condemning such acts in a single unified voice. peace is a choice we must make each day, and the united states here to help make that dream possible for young jewish, christian and muslim children all across the region. >> nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is in jerusalem this morning. good morning, andrea. what's the latest on the president's trip this morning? >> reporter: right now he's just arrived at the jewish museum, a cultural institution, archaeological muse sem. it also has ancient texts, the dead sea scrolls. he's going to give the final speech of this trip. earlier today, as you just pointed out, he was in bethlehem with mahmoud abbas, the palestinian leader, pledging to do everything he could to

president trump addressed the attack from bethlehem this morning.call to drive out terrorism and he spoke about the evil inflicted by this perpetrator and others like him. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. >> and what you're looking at right now is cell phone video of the chaos after this attack. people panicking, run, from the concert at manchester arena after the blast. ariana grande had already left the stage when the explosion occurred near one of the exits at 10:33 p.m. more than 240 calls came into emergency services. 22 people including children have died, 59 others are injured suffering from life-threatening injuries, some of them. police say this is a fast moving investigation and believe the attack was carried out by one suicide bomber who detonated an improvised explos

we're expecting remarks from bethlehem at any moment. let's see how close we are to the podium and whether they're going to make remarks directly. >>> in the name of god. [ speaking foreign language] >>> allow me at the beginning to condemn the horrible terrorist attack that occurred in manchester city. the city of manchester leaving 10s of casualties and innocent people. i do offer my warm condolences to the prime minister of britain. families of victims and the british people. your excellency meeting you in the white house early this month has given us as well as also giving all the nations across the region so much hope and optimism of the possibility to make a dream, a long awaited dream an ambition and that is lasting peace. our palestinian peoples attainment of their freedom and dependence is the key to peace and stability in the world. so that the children of palestinian and israel enjoy safe, stable and prosperous future. i would like to reiterate your excellency, mr. president, our commitment to cooperate with you in order to ma

president trump meeting with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas today in bethlehem, workingcomplish something quite frankly all other presidential administrations have failed at. former israeli ambassador to the u.s., danny ayalon whether president trump is the man who can seal all the deals in the middle east. that is next on "countdown." liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liz: president trump met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas just a couple of hours ago in bethlehem today to give equal time to the palestinians. president trump desperately wants a peace deal in the region between israel and the palestinians. while the meeting seems hopeful, no deta

president trump is in bethlehem this morning and just met with palestinian president mahmoud abad at the presidential quarters. they're walking after a joint news conference. the president is expected to deliver remarks at the israel museum. next where he will meet with pope francis. >> angie, thank you. >>> 4:35. back here the white house will unveil president trump's four things to know about it. the $4.1 trillion proposal calls for deep cuts to several entitlement programs. that includes medicaid ant the federal food over the years. there are no cuts to medicare and social security retirement benefits but it could have an effect on student loans. it gets rid of federal subsidies while putting into place an income different requirement plan. congress sets the budgets. >>> tracey pots will have the latest on the russia investigation. >>> covering northern virginia this morning, two 16-year-old boys have been charged with distributing xanax to students. both are students in loudoun county. they shared a drink mixed with xanax with as many as seven eighth graders. none of the middle s

bombing in manchester and dprez so joint appreance with palestinian president taken happened in bethlehem. minutes ago he had strong words for attackers that carried out the concert bombing, listen. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people, living and enjoying their lives murdered i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. >> the president urged leaders throughout the middle east to stand with the u.s. in fighting islamic terrorism. president trump added in israel and palestinians can make faes would lead to further peace agreements among ear middle eastern nations. >> and president's first budgets proposal is scheduled to be released cutting 3.6 trillion in federal tend spending over ten years and 80 0 billion of that would be 20 medicade the that could cost 10 million people benefit and make modern chae stamp program cutting 193 billion from it and shift responsibility to states for anti-poverty programs giving them freedom to have benefit. congr

and you could hear one in bethlehem when he went there. i don't know how he will reacted to this but if you've ever been from jerusalem to bethlehem where he met mahmoud abbas there is an enormous wall there. if you want know what a wall looks like, a security wall looks like, that's the one to look at. i don't know what his reaction was to that. but it's probably worth pointing out to anybody who was there. >> christopher dickey for us. live in paris. christopher, tha you. the president and pope francis before and after their meetings. again, just to be in that room to know what was said but also we can make our takeaways given the body language, the smiles the chuckles. this is maybe my own takeaway that the larger smiles and the more robust laughter came with more of melania trump than with donald trump. at least when it came to the exchange of pleasantries before and after the meeting. >> i think you're right, frances. he seemed far more at ease when he met both mrs. trump and ivanka. it was a far more natural response that he had. but

abroad -- >> our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. >> reporter: in bethlehemalongside palestinian leader mahmoud abbas, the president linked the fight against terror to middle east peace. >> peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded. >> reporter: but a peace deal won't come easy, with few tangible takeaways today, a visit light on specifics but heavy on symbolism. and another symbolic moment tomorrow when president trump will meet for the first time with pope francis at the vatican here. despite their differences on immigration and climate change, watch for the pope to look for areas of agreement with president trump in what will be a carefully choreographed exchange. lester? >> hallie jackson tonight, thank you. >>> and back home, some of the nation's top, current and former intelligence officials testified on capitol hill today in the ongoing russia investigation. among them former cia director john brennan who revealed for the first time mounting concerns over possible ties between russia and the trump

donald trump arrived in bethlehem for a meeting with the palestinian leader.home for budget cuts. talks over the greek bailout review extent that's extension failed -- extension failed. i am francine lacqua. tom keene is in new york. the most important story of the day is the terrorist attack in manchester. we do not know the details on the nationality of the perpetrator, or identity, children were victims and 22 people killed. we may expect an update from local police or from the prime minister. tom: i heard from president trump a minute ago and the prime minister in a cobra meeting. end,ay, when does this whether the united kingdom or france? not to say it is a lone wolf but you wonder what the to do list is for police forces and government leaders. francine: what we know is that theresa may will chair a meeting with the government cobra emergency meeting which we understand started a half hour ago. we are expecting her or someone to brief us. the tragedy unfolded with two weeks to go before the june 8 election. 22 people killed and 50 others injured after a

[applause] i visited bethlehem, a city so ini visited bethlehem, a city so precious to so many, and met with the palestinian leader president abbas. he assured me he is willing to reach for peace with israel in good faith, and i believe he will. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu assured me that he, too, was ready to reach for peace. he is a friend of mine, and he means it. from israel we came to italy. in rome i was inspired by the beauty of st. peter's basilica, and even more inspired by meeting with pope francis. we had a great talk. it was truly an honor to meet the pope and to pray for peace on those hallowed grounds. then i traveled to two summits with our key allies. first at a nato summit in brussels, where we assured funding from our allies, and to further confront the shared threat of terrorism. other member nations must pay more. [applause] the u.s. is currently paying much more than any other nation, and that is not fair to the united states or the united states taxpayer, so we are working on it, and i will tell you, a big difference over the last year. money is a

they are losers. >> the president making the content as they met with mahmoud abbas in bethlehem thisng. several encounters with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. president trump acknowledging the peace deal might be the toughest involves a close. >> i think the prime minister for his commitment to pursuing the peace process, working very hard at it. it's not easy. i've heard it's one of the toughest deals of all, but i have a feeling we are going to get there eventually. i hope. reporter: this is the last public event in israel that we are set to speak a few hours from now. just a note on the president, and the terrorist losers. they were in their prepared remarks without either white house. that the official line on the white house. the president will be speaking in a few hours and you can bet the manchester attack would shape his remarks then. lauren: blake irving, thank you for your coverage. analyst for the jerusalem post. thanks for being here. can president trump brokered peace agreement to israel and the palestinians? >> when you decide terror here and a

he spoke about it yesterday in jerusalem and again today in bethlehem. calling on the civilized world to try to drive out terrorists. so on expect that to continue to be a central theme as he continues on his foreign trip. earlier today he also visited the holocaust memorial. he heads to rome tonight. back to you. >>> all eyes right now on capitol hill. a senate committee is holding a hearing on worldwide threats. >> right now lawmakers are hearing from director of national intelligence dan coates. one thing he addressed is isis' claim of responsibility in the manchester attack. >> i might mention that isis has claimed responsibility for the attack in manchester. although they claim responsibility for virtually every attack, we have not verified yet the connection. >> over in t intelligence committee there is also holding a hearing on worldwide threats. former cia director john brennan is speaking before that committee. so far lawmakers have pressed him on the russia investigation and president trump's recent oval office meeting with russian leaders. >>

came out this morning and it includes his time in jerusalem and bethlehem.ere's a look. ♪ ♪ >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin is back on capitol hill this morning to testify about president trump's proposed budget and plans to change the tax code. live coverage from the senate finance committee beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. you can also watch this hearing live on c-span.org or listen using the c-span radio app. >> this holiday weekend on booktv, on c-span2, saturday, 8:30 p.m. eastern, former u.s. secretary of state condoleeza rice looks at democracy around the world, in her book, democracy, stories from the long road to freedom. >> americans in particular were blessed with founding fathers who understood an institutional design that would protect our liberties, our right to say what we think, to worship as we please, to be free from the knock of secret police at night. to have dignity that comes with having those who are going to govern you have to ask for your consent f we were blessed with that, and we believe we were endowed by our creato

and in bethlehem, where he'll meet with mahmoud abbas, plans to prod the palestinians and israelis on a path to peace. then, off to rome for a face-to-face with pope francis that may see a wall get in the way. the pope has criticized building walls as not christian. then candidate trump criticized the pope. >> reporter: for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: in brussels, stop four. a nato summit where leaders are reportedly prepping to keep their speeches short to hold the president's attention. looking for his commitment to the alliance. more questions come in sicily at a major economic forum with the president's promise to overturn unfair trade policies in the spotlights. now a critical test of his america first policy. >> america first does not mean america alone. >> reporter: a president under pressure to prove the leader of the free world really is. remember, we're talking about a president who enjoys routine. so a lot of folks are watching to see how he handles this whirlwind week that is anything but routine. the white house is working

yes, president trump was greeted by abbas at the president's headquarters in bethlehem this morning. we are told the red carpet was even rolled out for president trump before their brief ceremony before their meeting. now, the israelis and palestinians, they haven't held direct talks for more than three years and so president trump has even acknowledged that a peace agreement would be one of the toughest deals of all, but he remains optimistic it could be done eventually. now, this visit follows a warm reception in israel yesterday where the president stressed the strong bonds between the u.s. and israel. the president toured several religious sites there and became the first sitting u.s. president to visit the western wall. now, today after this meeting with abbas this morning, president trump returns to jerusalem where we are told h holocaust memorial and then he hops back on air force one for the third leg of his trip, italy. he is expected to land in rome later this afternoon. kendis and diane. >> he plans some busy meetings there in rome not only meeting the pope but other membe

he spoke a little while ago in bethlehem. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living their lives and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters, because they would like that term. they would think that is a great name. i will them from now on losers >> the president is in the middle of a five stop foreign trip that will take him to the vatican for an audience with pope francis and going to brussels and cecily. >>> plenty of news to get to. of course we have to do weather and traffic at 6:03 on this tuesday. >> we have a number today that is higher then yesterday. we don't expect deluge we haddon monday, seven out of 10 with fog out there this morning. bus stop buddy has just in case umbrella today. we have temperatures that are mostly in the 50's and 60's right now but we expect to get up to 74 degrees with a few showers, mostly cloudy schools , maybe a little bit of sunshine throughout the early afternoon and then we will talk about the holiday weekend , of course, as part of our seven day forecast, coming up, bob kelly. >> hey, sue, 6:03. w

while speaking in bethlehem. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson is traveling with the president. >> reporter: president trump mourning manchester's youngest victims, condemning terrorists in language a child could understand. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. >> reporter: to the president the attack appears to underscore his message abroad -- >> our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. >> reporter: in bethlehem alongside palestinian leader mahmoud abbas, the president linged the fight against terror to middle east peace. >> peace can never take root in an environment where violence is tolerated, funded and even rewarded. >> reporter: but a peace deal won't come easy, with few tangible takeaways today, a visit light on specifics but heavy on symbolism. in another symbolic moment tomorrow when president trump will meet for the first ti

president trump addressed the attack from bethlehem.said we stand in solidarity with the people of the united kingdom and he also spoke about the evil inflicted by this perpetrator and others like him. >> i won't call them monsters. because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are: our society could have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people. >> and you're looking at right now video from manchester. you can see some of the chaos in this cell phone video. people running from manchester arena. at 10:33 last night word came in about an explosion at the end of an ariana grande concert. she had just left the stage. more than 240 calls came into emergency services. 22 people including children have died. 59 others were injured. the injured are being treated at eight different hospitals in the manchester area. police say this is a fast moving investigation. they're treating thi

trump met with palestinian leader abas at the presidential palace in bethlehem.king on his toughest deal yet, between two nations, that have not held direct talks for more than three years. >> israel and the palestinians can make peace, it will begin a process of peace all throughout the middle east. >> but the president's efforts may have been overshadowed. after this meeting with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu monday, when he revisited claims he revealed sensitive israeli intel with top russian diplomats earlier this month. >> so you understand, i never mentioned the words or the name israel, ever mentioned it through that conversation. >> hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> in other news this morning, philadelphia police will have extra patrols following after school brawl in juniata park that injured an officer and led to three arrests. >> this happened yesterday afternoon near septa's erie-torresdale station. police say an officer trying to break up a fight was knocked to the ground. he suffered a rib injury. philadelphia and septa tr

bethlehem, 58 degrees. and easton, current temperature, 57 degrees. rosemary, coming up in just a bit, i have the ten-day on 10. >> see you in a bit. thanks, erika. >>> new this morning, the search for a teenager who vanished in the delaware river last night is now a recovery effort. sky force 10 was in the air and nbc 10 was at ground level in philadelphia's torresdale neighborhood. the 15-year-old disappeared from lyndon avenue. we're told he went swimming with three other teens last night. the others returned to shore. the coast guard joined philadelphia police and fire crews in that search. >>> this morning, the search continues for two men who opened fire on a father and his young son. they were sitting on their porch in kensington when the gunmen rode up on bikes and started shooting. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at st. christopher's hospital in north philadelphia where medics rushed the toddler for treatment. matt, how is he doing this morning? >> reporter: rosemary, we've been making calls this morning to find out more about this. what we've

. >>> and the trump presidency president trump right now is in bethlehem but fall out continues here at home, the washington post is reporting this morning that the president asked both the director of national intelligence daniel coates and nsa director michael rodgers to publishly deny any evidence of connections between his team and russia. they came in late march. this is all allegedly document ed in an internal memo , written by a senior nsa official, both coats and rodgers refused to comply with the president's request. >>> meanwhile former national security advisor michael flynn taking the fifth in the investigation into russia's possibly lex meddling. flynn and his legal team said in a letter to the senate intelligence committee said they would not turn over personal documents despite congressional subpoena. also yesterday top house democrat cited new evidence that shows flynn may have lied on a security clearance background check. this is all going on as president trump is on his first foreign trip as president. >>> new jersey governor chris christie said he told him so. chr

tragedy, he is meeting this tragedy, he is meeting with palestinian president, mahmoud abbas in bethlehems morning. >> we are going to have a lot more on the event in manchester, but, we do want to get a little bit to the news happening surrounding the president. he arrived in tel aviv yesterday. and made it clear that america's relationship with israel remains strong. abc's karen travers has more on that. >> reporter: another red carpet welcome. president trump exchanging warm greetings with benjamin netanyahu. >> welcome, my good friend. >> the president wasting no time getting to the heart of his message here in israel. >> i have come to the sacred and ancient land to reaffirm the unbreakable bond between the united states and the state of israel. >> later it was netanyahu emphasizing the strong ties. the prime minister dismissing any notion of tensions after president trump earlier this month shared with russia, classified information the u.s. received from israel. the white house insists president trump didn't even know israel was the source. >> the word or the name israel never ment

president trump briefed on the situation as he visits bethlehem for this morning for talks with talks with mahmoud abbas. the president was hopeful eventually working out a deal for mideast peace. and talked about a unbreakable bond. >> the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, the president denied he ever mentioned israel to the russians something he was eventually never accused of. netanyahu added intelligence cooperation with the u.s. has never been better. president trump's first budget coming out today. packed with massive cuts to entitlements, $800 billion from medicaid over ten years. and additions as well. good morning, diane. kendis. president trump may be overseas. back here in washington, the white house is preparing to unveil his spending priorities. the administration today is unveiling the president's first budget which aims to balance the budget in a decade and does so with cuts to entitlement programs. dubbed the budget new foundation for american greatness $1.7 trillion in spending cuts over ten years. the budget slashes 193 billion from the food stamp program.

the president speaking this morning at 4:00 in the morning, in bethlehem, speaking about eradicating this wicked ideology calling them losers. these terrorists are evil losers and from now on that is what he is going to call them. >> so many young beautiful missing people, living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that is a great name. >> isis supporters, supportive things like that, job well done. >> the president and saudi's, and the palestinian authority, people know the controlling authority, our hamas. people think the hamas group or people that pay off the terrorists the suicide bombers. and taking care of, that is a different mindset, and the muslim extremists seem to be responsible. >> on the left-hand side of the screen, waiting for theresa may, she is the prime minister there, and terror meeting with officials to gather more information. >> keep in mind ariana grande appeal to teenagers, preteens as well. it was a very young crowd. the malay after the explosion, so many kid

president trump just addressed the attack during his foreign visit with his stop in bethlehem. >> our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people, and in today's attack it was mostly innocent children. >> reporter: in just a few minutes we will go back to the west bank. we'll have more on president trump's meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abad. meanwhile, relatives are still trying to find missing concert goers. they're hoping to be united. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> we're going to show you more live pictures from manchester throughout the morning. this is a story we'll continue to follow throughout the newscast. stay with us on the air and follow developments in the nbc washington app. >>> five minutes after the hour right now and a murder investigation continues on the university of maryland campus. today the man who was stabbed to death will be honored by his classmates from bowie state university. they'll gather on maryland's college park campus for the graduation that w

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they were in bethlehem earlier. that meeting led him to believe the palestinians are ready to reach for peace. president trump's budget blue print arrived today. some are calling it dead on arrival. it would add $200 billion for infrastructure, border security and a parental leave plan. it would slash food stamps and federal student lines, cut the epa budget by a 1/3 and unicef and other programs. >> democrats slammed the cuts to programs. >> we will take it under consideration and move forward. >> we will have a debate about the details on how to achieve the goals. >> it is comic book villain bad. just like comic books it relies on a fantasy to make the numbers work. >> this is a killer for the american people, literally a killer. >> ktvu has more details on the budget. >>> to sonoma county, a tragic crash causing a pregnant woman to lose her baby. the driver who hit her was under the influence. investigators are looking for witnesses to the crash much >> reporter: from facebook, a happy and growing family. a sonom

. >>> this morning president trump is weighing in on the attack from bethlehem. >> in today's attack,as mostly innocent children. the terrorist and extremist and those who give them help and comfort must be driven out from our society forever. >> the president made those comments after a meeting with the palestinian president. yesterday, trump revisited claims regarding intelligence. >> i never mentioned the word or the name, israel, never mentioned it in the conversation. >> back at home the president's connection to russia is intensifying. a report from the washington post claims that president trump asked two top intelligence officials to publicly deny the existence of any evidence that his 2016 campaign was in collusion. >>> we're following breaking news now from oakland where a police chase ended in a serious crash. deputies chased a stolen car across the san rafael bridge just before 4:00 this morning. chp officers picked up the chase until the car slam into storage containers. police say the driver was a juvenile who suffered major injuries. >>> now, to a live lookout, the morn

this evening with the prime minister and tomorrow rob and heather, president trump will be going to bethlehem to meet with abbas. we will continue to follow all of this and waiting for the president's big arrival here. rob: thank you so much, live in jerusalem this morning. heather: doubling down on president's strong message to rip out islamic extremism from its roots. rob: reaction from both sides of the aisle pouring in praising debut on world stage. heather: griff jenkins with a bipartisan response, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and rob, one of the most significant speeches today and combating what he called islamic extremism calling on the leaders of 50 majority nations to, quote, drive them out in the fight against terrorism. secretary of state tillerson. >> are going guide the actions going forward but there are concrete commitments being made as to how we will work together to defeat daesh and terrorism in the region. >> this was so different from everything that president obama has said and tone over the previous eight years, there was no apologies, no political corre

and bethlehem, current temperature, 60 for you. really nice temperatures for tonight. temperature 61. turners vill 63. and robin vill currently at 64 degrees. hope well township currently at 60 and for philadelphia in and around the philly metro area seeing lots of 60s but mainly mid to upper 60s. and dory your current temperature is 64. nice and comfortable right now andorra. and fox chase current temperature 69 degrees. we are seeing partly cloudy skies, certainly a comfortable night for tonight. no umbrellas necessary for tonight but certainly by tomorrow and i'll track that out for you hour by hour. we're not seeing a lot as far as clouds go. a wideer perspective. however, we are tracking an area of low pressure across the great lakes. we get that energy moving through. that will trigger thunderstorms. i'll time it out for you hour by hour. we'll start this at midnight. we start see it more moisture moving in to the area. that's telling you we have mid and upper level moisture in the form of clouds. by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon we're seeing showers flirting. and

but earlier today he was in the palestinian territories in bethlehem.nd this is where he is going to end his visit. steve: he did have some comments about whoever did this in manchester. and i think we have a sound bite. let's play it a little later on. ainsley: he did extend his deepest condolences to the families. he did say that these evil doers are losers. he will not call them monsters. he will call them losers, these terrorists doing. this he thought he said the wicked ideology needs to be obliterated. brian: what about that mind set of that wicked ideology. why do some celebrate while others are horrified. somebody who has to deal with the worse o worst of the worst e baker is with us. do you understand where they celebrate, where isis celebrates and we're horrified? >> no. look, i have been doing this a long time. and overseas and operations against a variety of terrorists. you never get to that point where you necessarily understand it. it's a level of depravity that we have a hard time. we are not wired to understand this. i mean, look, just i