nation has for years launched a war on the poorest gulf arab nation and that poor gulf arab nation yemen who defied those have been able to draw a great deal of blood in this latest attack starting to fail to maize and that actually the more information we get or at least the more information that is presented to us by the 2 sides the less we actually know because both sides are going to stick to their story the iranians say we didn't do it the saudis say well you did or at least you sponsored it and we'll come back to you with the perv. that's exactly right and it's not just the gulf that is dividing them there is a divide between these parties from any sort of negotiation from any sort of talks and every incident that comes up seems to divide these parties further and really what people will be looking to in the future is to deescalate tensions now iran in a letter to the united states via their go-between at the swiss embassy made it clear that it denies the allegations made it clear that it had nothing to do with it and it also said that any if any country uses these made up al

toael has a clear policy advance ties and normalization with arab gulf states. we have no conflict with the gulf states, and we have common interests in the field of security against iranian threats as well as in developing many joint civilian initiatives. israel has a lot of capabilities in many areas, including high-tech, innovation, agriculture, and water technology, which can help the gulf states, and the gulf states have a lot of capabilities that can help israel as well. i hope that this cooperation will lead to the signing of peace agreements between our countries, as we did with egypt and jordan. with me to conclude the words of the prophet isaiah, who thousands of years ago invited all the nations of the pray in come to jerusalem. [speaking hebrew] i will bring them to my holy mountain and make them joyful in my house of prayer with , and sacrifices shall be accepted upon my altar, for my house shall be called a house of prayer for all people. as we are about to celebrate the jewish new year, i would like to close with a traditional jewish blessing. for

iran has threatened the gulf arab states, for example.tened dubai directly in case it was attacked first. so there's a range of areas where iran can use the levers at its disposals to lash out. and further destabilize the rou signed the deal were wildly popular. what is going to happen in the next election? will the next president likely be a hard-liner? >> it's very difficult to say, because iranian elections are notoriously difficult to predict. but it's certain that the rouhani administration placed all of their bets in this one basket. the jcpoa basket, which was intended to free the iraniani n economy in order for the iranian people to get the dividends from it. as a result, they put aside some of the social and political issues they had to deal with domestically. so today, now that the jcpoa is failing and the economy isn't doing so well, they're facing a very difficult situation. the hard-liners, however, on the other side of the spectrum, have been consistently criticizing them for giving into the americans and giving into the eur

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1980 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area same bus ravi al-jazeera to iran. we can now return to our top story and that's the un slate's us warning on climate change and the effects of global warming joining us now live from the un headquarters in new york is the prime minister of norway. prime minister great to have you on the program thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us but i want to ask you about starting with the climate protests we saw on friday when millions of young people mostly young people took to the streets calling on people like you world leaders policy makers and industry leaders to safeguard their future how did that m

vents in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries but the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area seen best ravi al-jazeera. how into the news and palestinian israeli parties are recommending benny gantz for prime minister over benjamin netanyahu the israeli president is holding talks with rival political leaders and choosing the next prime minister now neither prime minister netanyahu nor his main rival gantz could muster enough seats from majority government and last week's election correspondent how a force that joins us now from west jerusalem from those talks now having this endorsement by the palestinian and israeli parties how much does that help any guns . it gives him a certain edge potentially in

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. or president trump is expected to make the case against iran in his address to the u.n. general assembly next week he says he's not planning to hold talks with iran he will also be in new york but secretary of state might compare says the government's policy on iran is to avoid war john 100 has more from washington. president donald trump is sounding newly optimistic about iran tremendous progress with was made with iran so we'll see we'll see but it's all going to work out always does we get it to work out if it doesn't sometimes takes a little longer but i get things to work out the u.s. rhetoric in general

even since cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported ben iraqi president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries but the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. of the secretary of state to trumpet ministrations policy regarding iran is to avoid war and that u.s. forces are in the region for defense 40 years terror from iran and any somatic the medical set of leaders that would like to wipe israel america from the face of the earth our mission set is to avoid war you saw when secretary asprin announced on friday we're putting additional forces in the region for the purpose of deterrence and defense whether objected to be very clear to support the arabian people so they can get this regime to cease behaving in a way that is so destructive not only to their own country but

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported ben iraqi president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. while president trump is expected to make the case against iran in his address to the u.n. general assembly next week he says he's not planning to hold talks with iran he will also be in new york but secretary of state says the u.s. government's policy is to avoid war john hendren has more from washington. president donald trump is sounding newly optimistic about iran tremendous progress with was made with iran so we'll see we'll see but it's all going to work out always does we get it to work out if it doesn't sometimes takes a little longer but i get things to work out the u.s. rhetoric in general on iran has

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported then iraqi president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. saddam's new prime minister. has launched an independent inquiry into june's deadly protests crackdown it is estimated that about $130.00 people were killed in khartoum and security forces violently broke up a sit in the military investigated but protest leaders had demanded an independent inquiry as part of the country's power sharing agreement and korea will seek support from the african union. now the world health organization has taken the unusual step of complaining to tanzania mother failure to share information on the ball a virus that tanzania and government denies it paula was confirmed in 2 patients w

straight contest there is no contest between iran and the united states along with it saudi and other gulf arabrushed but what it is very good at, iran, is two things. doing kind of deniable operations to its proxy saying it was not ours, it was somebody else and you cannot prove it was us. and they are also, they have developed a lot of quite covert methods of warfare, cyber warfare, miniature submarines, specialforces warfare, cyber warfare, miniature submarines, special forces and warfare, cyber warfare, miniature submarines, specialforces and drone warfare. they are very good at this. the saudis know it and they don't wa nt to the saudis know it and they don't want to get into a fight with the iranians. very good to speak to, as always, thank you. very good to speak to, as always, thank you. 75 years ago, allied troops carried out the largest airborne operation of the second world war. this resulted in the battle of arnhem, in the netherlands which claimed the lives of more than 1,5000 british soldiers and over 6,000 were captured. today, thousands of british and nato troops re—enacted the

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supportive venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. or president trump is expected to make the case against iran in his address to the u.n. general assembly next week he says he's not planning to hold talks with iran's leader in new york but secretary of state mike pompei is said the u.s. government's policy on iran is to avoid war john hendren has more from washington. president donald trump is sounding newly optimistic about iran tremendous progress with was made with iran so we'll see we'll see but don't get a workout always does we get it to work out if it doesn't sometimes takes a little longer but i get things to work out the u.s. rhetoric in general on

vents in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries but the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area seen best ravi al-jazeera. we can now return to our top story and that's the un's latest warning on climate change and the effects of global warming joining us now live from the u.n. headquarters in new york is the prime minister wrong way. prime minister great to have you on the program thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us but i want to ask you about starting with the climate protests we saw on friday when millions of young people mostly young people took to the streets calling on people like you world leaders policymakers and industry leaders to safeguard their future how did that make you f

iran has threatened the gulf arab states.rectly in case it was attacked first. there's a range of areas that they could use. >> rouhani when he signed the deal was extremely popular. zarif had 80%. what is going to happen in the next election? will the next president likely be a hard liner? >> it's very difficult to say because iranian elections are notoriously difficult to predict, but it's certain that the rouhani administration placed all their bets in one basket, the jcpoa basket. as a result they kind of put aside some of the social and political issues they to deal with t. now that it's failing and the economy isn't doing so well, they're facing a very difficult situation. the hard liners, however, on the other side of the spectrum have been consistently criticizing them for giving in to the americans and the europeans. it's likely that the battle grounds for the next election are going to be quite vicious, quite aggressive and the hard liners do have a leg up. ultimately it turns out they were right. >> dena, thank you

the survivors of the rough journey become an exotic accessory like designer bling as rich gulf arabs thousand cheetahs are estimated to be in private hands in gulf states. according to experts, most die within a year or two of captivity. although private ownership and trading of wildlife is banned in most gulf states, enforcement is lax. illegal online sales are starting to be policed, but if you really want a cheetah, they're not hard to find. this is an online saudi marketplace, and when we search for cheetahs, several listings came up, some advertising 2 to 3-year-old cheetahs, others selling young cubs. this man in saudi arabia is eager to sell. $6,600 u.s. seems to be the starting online price in saudi arabia. the saudi government did not respond to cnn's repeated requests for comment. there are only 7,500 cheetahs left worldwide, half the number from just a decade ago. >> people who have a cheetah as a pet are causing the species to go extinct. >> it's leading the way towards extinction. >> mr. bottle is one of the favorite toys that we found. >> reporter: american biologist lau

i think what the iranians are tryi to do is t split the gulf arabs off from the united states. what they perceive right now is that the gulf has aligned itself with thted states against iran. they want to make them question that. to do?at the right thin shouldn't you really have a relationship with us? shouldn't you be helping us undercut thenited states? because donald trump is going to talk big, but he's not going to be there for you when you need him and, in fact, that's whatna trump has done. >> reporter: what d do you make of that, rob. >> firr of all, i agee with a lot of what danielle said and i certainly uldn't depict eastern as a benign actor in the region.we ealt with them in the obama administration. it's not as if we consider them to be benign. the question i'm raising is, as bad situation as we're in today where we may be on the precipice of war, where e president trump may deco retaliate, we could be in a spiral, an escalatinral which would produce exactly the result that president trump said he wanted to avoid whh is to go to war with iran or the middle east. it's

my question concerns a number of senior gulf arabs who were attempted to get into the united states, who were major investors in the country, many of whom have businesses here that employ americans. we are finding many of them now in a meditative processing, which can take 10 months to two years, whereas they had previously received five-year multiple entry visas. is there a policy in place to give extra scrutiny to arab and it seemsle, that a number of them who need medical attention here are not or any kind of humanitarian consideration. i was wondering if there is a policy decision in that regard. sec. mcaleenan: i am not aware of any policy decision. good question for our partners over at the department of state. we will certainly convey that to them. thank you. .ost: right here, upfront >> jim jones with monarch gold strategies. sec. mcaleenan: good to see you, ambassador. >> good to see you, think you are doing a great job under the circumstances. i think everybody in all the leadership is in an acting position. that this is your efficiency management, it further allows white h

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arabstates supported ben iraqi president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among us on the countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. hong kong clashed with protesters outside a shopping mall which was vandalized along with a metro station the demonstrators trampled on a chinese flag and lit fire as they targeted stores linked to china it is the 16th straight weekend of the protests. israel's president says the country's next government should include both prime minister benjamin netanyahu slick party and but against his blue and white alliance reuven rivlin is leading 2 days of talks to choose a leader for a coalition government last week's election which was israel's 2nd in 5 months failed to produce a clear winner. tens of thousands of ind

events in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. israel's main arab political parties have endorsed the ex-military chief benny gantz for prime minister and a bit to benjamin netanyahu now the move breaks a 17 year long president of not backing any candidate to lead the country are a force that has made. well the head of the joint list the mainly palestinian israeli grouping of parties says that they have made history here at the israeli president's residence here in west jerusalem this sunday just days after his reelection by recommending a candidate for the prime minister of israel they say they're recommending benny gantz to be that prime minister it's t

vents in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rocky president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries but the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. now saudi aramco has told japan's top oil distributor that it wants to change its shipments from light crude to heavy or medium crude beginning next month saudi arabia had promised for that production back ups and all will by the end of september following the recent attacks on 2 of its major oil refineries the japanese officials now suspect saudis ability to fix the facilities needed to make grade crude may take longer than expected at least 3 of the shipments to china and india have already been switched to heavy oil. on to other news now and palestinian israeli parties that are recommending benny gantz for

vents in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported venner rockey president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. well for more on this. scene electron international studies. and he joins us now via skype from northern england mr maven what's rouhani is thinking behind all of this is this a conciliatory move or or a strategic effort to try to reconfigure some of the palette dynamics in the region . well thank you for having me 1st of all i think it's it's a bit of both to be honest i think that behind these movies is the latest in a long line of such strategies that articulate iran's position at the heart of the gulf and how and reigning in so long seeing themselves to be be the ones uniquely qualified to to walk and ey

iran especially it comes to tensions in the waters of the gulf surrounding iran surrounding the gulf arab countries it can only get better now when when the iranian delegations were departing for this year's u.n. general assembly earlier this week this was one of the things hanging over officials heads it was certainly one of the things no doubt that iranian officials were going to be grilled about by european leaders by other world leaders the release of this british flagged vessel and we saw in the days before president hassan rouhani was due to land in new york we heard from the iranian government from his own office from the foreign ministry as well 'd as the iranian ambassador to the united kingdom formal statements coming out by way of press conference by twitter saying that the legal detention of this vessel had been lifted that ban had been lifted and it was free to go anyone who's ever worked with iranian bureaucracy knows it can be as complicated to navigate as the home straight itself which might explain the delay but certainly iranian officials went to new york with the promis

vents in cities across the country will mark the beginning of iran's 8 year war with iraq in 1900 gulf arab states supported then iraqi president saddam hussein something rouhani reminded iranians of in his speech but he also said that all can be forgiven if there is unity among islamic countries that the united states is only interested in dividing the region and pillaging resources and that the security of the region lasting security is only up to the people indigenous to the area. ron paul u.s. secretary of state says the trump administration's policy on iran is to avoid a wall and then u.s. forces in the middle east for defense friday we tighten sanctions on the regime which put the revolutionary regime in a difficult position the iranian people applaud that they understand that their leaders are taking them in the direction that is not good for their country and we then announce that we're going to move some additional forces secretary france talked about that on friday evening each of those is aimed at deterrence we do want a peaceful resolution of this that's our objective we hope th

my question concerns a number of senior gulf arabs who were attempting to get into the united statesho are major investors in the country, many of whom have businesses here that employ americans. we're finding many of them now in administrative processing that can take ten months to two years whereas they had previously received five-year multiple entry visas. is there a policy in place to give extra scrutiny to arab business people? and it seems that a number of them needing medical attention here are not getting visas in any kind of a humanitarian consideration. i'm wondering if there is a policy decision in that regard. >> yeah, i'm not aware of any policy decision that would have changed the processing. good question for consequence lir affairs our partnering at the department of state and certainly condition va that to them. thank you. >> rate height here up front. >> jim jones with monarch gold strategies. >> good to see you ambassador. >> good to see you. i think you are doing a good job under the circumstances. everybody everybody in all the leadership dhs is in an acting pos

measures taken by the international community to safeguard navigations in the gulf and the arab sea. i believe these measures will contribute to providing more safety in the international and navigation routes so that. transportation. cruises including oil tankers will be preserved in order to continue to protect supplies of oil to the global market the util time restraint will accept only one last question. and i would like to you to address. the request for additional troops to read to them and also to. inform. the prison. stays strategic allies the have. many. means of corporations over the past. century. especially with the. advent of the former soviet union to the region and the spread of terrorism and also of following the kuwait liberation war we had more than half a 1000000 american troops in the king of saudi arabia we are also having and we have military operations. there is also military corporations with their alliance including the united kingdom i believe that challenges we are facing now. the man for more security and military cooperation between our alliances allies i

our relationship is strengthened by our arab and gulf depth and we insist on moving up these relationships and developing them as an important part of our stability and security. we also care about our relationships with our neighbor, iran, who we enjoy ties of cultural and religious connections as well as different interests and we would also care about our neighbor to the north, turkey, and we are exerting efforts to raise the level of our bilateral relationships with all of our neighbors in order to achieve it. a democratic iraq that is stable will be a chance to gather together all of our neighbors and brothers in the region and to enhance an understanding and agreement among the countries of the region in order create original organization that is based on the economic integration and common security. the stability in iraq is valuable and important, and we must not take it lightly, rather we must work on entrenching it and we expect our neighbors and international community not to make iraq pay for their own disagreements and conflicts. our hands and our hearts are open to all and we

amounts of war from the gulf including the russians who are involved more and more of the gulf but primarily the arab world that is there the gulf countries and iraq and other countries so i think it's probably we're going to have to go to a logical an international conference to discuss not only the nuclear deal but gulf security so that the iranians also have a stake not only in destabilizing the gulf but instead the lies in the gulf on many thanks our senior political analyst moment bashar there live in london an earthquake has hit eastern pakistan killing at least 33 people and injuring hundreds more the 5.8 magnitude quake some percent it was close to the city of nepal in pakistan administered kashmir an emergency has been declared off the homes and cars were badly damaged when roads collapsed the quake brought down an entire building as people were fleeing the area people there reported walls swaying with each trauma. has more now on the aftermath from poor. after daybreak their rescue and relief efforts are now under way the military and civilian administration i think it's well and cared who

since the 1st day of the campaign of incitement and distortion which preceded the blockade that the arab gulf and world public opinion will soon realize the concealed objectives of the propaganda campaign against the state of qatar which is driven by tendencies of domination the imposition of and control over the potentials of other states and the real objective of making accusations that they were quickly proven wrong this has happened as this approach had been exposed repeatedly when other states fell victim to it in line with our foreign policy of respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of differences and disputes we who have sustained such aggression emphasize our position that unconditional dialogue based on mutual respect and the lifting of the unjust blockade is the only means to end this crisis. some i want to think what significance of that ensor vention in his speech. certainly he feels confident and venda kitted i mean if you remember 2 years ago back in june 2017 are in 4 countries sanctioned them lucky that qatar even threatened the invasion to invade it based o

since the 1st day of the campaign of incitement and distortion which preceded the blockade that the arab gulf and the word public opinion will soon realize the concealed objectives of the book provide an back campaign against the state of qatar which is driven by tendencies of domination the imposition of 2 tillage and control over the potentials of other states and the real objective of making accusations that were quickly proven wrong this has happened to them and. as this approach had been exposed repeatedly when other states fell victim to it. with the in line with our firm policy of respect for international law and the peaceful resolution of differences and this buttes we will have sustained aggression. emphasize our position that unconditional dialogue based on mutual respect and the lifting of unsure of the unjust located is the only means to end this crisis one that we renew our deep appreciation to the sincere efforts of his highness chefs about. the emir of the brotherly state of kuwait and the in the evers of the brotherly and friendly countries to resolve this crisis honorable au

our relationship is strengthened by our arab and gulf depth and we insist on moving up these relationships and developing them as an important part of our stability and security. we also care about our relationships with our neighbor, iran, who we enjoy ties of cultural and religious connections as well as different interests and we would also care about our neighbor to the north, turkey, and we are exerting efforts to raise the level of our bilateral relationships with all of our neighbors in order to achieve it. a democratic iraq that is stable will be a chance to gather together all of our neighbors and brothers in the region and to enhance an understanding and agreement among the countries of the region in order create original organization that is based on the economic integration and common security. the stability in iraq is valuable and important, and we must not take it lightly, rather we must work on entrenching it and we expect our neighbors and international community not to make iraq pay for their own disagreements and conflicts. our hands and our hearts are open to all and we

side, the gulf to ports on the arab side, the arabian side of the gulf.pened so arresting a ship for that, this is pure politics, this is gaming. high-stakes gaming. va ry this is gaming. high-stakes gaming. vary but iran is good at that. they are very clever at pushing it right to the limit and backing off. the background to all of this is that iran is really suffering under us sanctions. the america pulled out unilaterally from obama's iran nuclear deal and the us, the trump administration is putting iran under maximum pressure, trying to crush its economy and stop its oil exports and bring the country to its knees. iran is finding asymmetric ways of hitting back at this. thank you very much. you are watching after new live. new research suggests that many british workers aren't getting basic employment rights. the resolution foundation found that some employers were ignoring their obligation to provide paid holiday, the minimum wage and even payslips. it wants the government to do more to enforce the law. here's katie prescott there are certain things

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because they say they couldn't call it the persian gulf because the arab countries don't agree with thatname they call it the arabian gulf so the whole moves initiative a name that everyone could agree to could agree on he said and the idea and he did say it was a long shot is a u.n. umbrella for a regional security framework and they'd invite all the countries that are near the gulf to be part of that it sounds like a reasonably viable idea because similar suggestions have come from the un secretary-general they've come from the russians they've even at one point come from the u.k. the problem i think is the u.s. administration the idea of talks taking place without the u.s. having a seat at the table i think may well be a stumbling block ok james thank you very much indeed. james bays at the united nations on what is a very very busy day in new york we're going to keep across all of that set for the moment and we will be crossing back to the united nations when we'll hear from world leaders like the french president emanuel my crawl and of course the emyr of . who are both shuttles to

something that looks like world war 3, you don't respond at all, risk the houthis going after the arab gulf side, all of the oil facilities. it's a mess. >> it's a mess, and it's very significant. bob baer, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you. >>> still ahead, a former baseball all-star, red sox great david ortiz speaking out for the first time since being shot. what he is saying about the ordeal today. >>> plus, president trump announces victory in the war on terror. u.s. counterterrorism operation killing the son of osama bin laden. details coming up. kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. (shouting) earning on headphones! huh? earning. earning. still earning. always earning. i don't know where you're

also in the arab gulf states. second thing is declassify all the evidence. the administration is working on that. go to the u.n. without evidence and the american people, lay it out so they can see it in the u.n. general assembly is meeting next week while the president for a lesser coming in least most of them. that's a golden opportunity to further isolate iran politically, diplomatically, economically, get someone to some of them may be to sign up for sanctions, which are working, by the way, but then also build a coalition here. it's not just about saudi arabia and the united states and to conduct a limited military attack likely a military and economic targets, but here's the key. the key is the focus must be robust enough that deters around from continuing this behavior. but if don't act strong enough, it's guaranteed that iran will continue -- >> martha: are you suggesting that over the summer when they attacked are drawn -- further. second, a lot of people are going to listen what you are going to -- and say no way, we have our own energy resources r

they want to see governments fall in the arab gulf governments, see them as a mortal threat. so, you know, maybe it's just an escalation in what has been a simmering conflict. >> and john, finally, because we're talking about very different types of crude here, to amy's point, the kind of crude that's produced in saudi is the crude that largely goes to asia, china, and they would be hurt directly by that the crude we produce and we produce a lot of it now, it's light, it's a different variation, does that mean we have less availability to fill that global gap or should we be able to jump into the void. >> we can't jump in and fill the void for a talk of energy depend -- dependence, it's energy interdependence. a lot of them have been actively experimenting with purchasing from the u.s. and incorporating it into their slates that has worked but there is no way. we don't have any spare capacity here our guys and gals pretty much produce, max out to pay their bills and keep going. >> they have been under pressure to produce less, because the returns have been bad. could they pro

that's the last thing that they want then you have of course the america is on the saudis on the arab gulf side also goading the americans to keep pressuring the iranians and trying to contain them or whatever so there's that's the bigger strategic picture so when we had those revelations at the g. 7 in berates on the atlantic coast of france that the iranians had been in paris the week before the g 7 and then they pop up in berates the world thought oh that's good that's progress we can we can take the temperature of that relationship between washington and tehran what you're actually saying in israel in mr netanyahu in a sanctum that would be perceived as oh we're in trouble we do not want this situation to get calm what we do not want people talking to the iranians and bringing them back on board again. that's correct the israelis for many many decades have always had an adversary in the arab world who was very strong or getting stronger who they wanted to defeat years ago it was the egyptians then it was the syrians then it was the iraqis under saddam hussein. and now of course the p.l

i would prefer it to be led by a coalition of arab gulf states and with our support, and that the president has full authority to do. >> pat toomey, much appreciate you coming on and sharing your views. >> when we come back, the two big stories of the week, the whistleblower and growing tensions with iran. panel is next. panel is next. eels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. >> woman: hi! >> vo: with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman: safelite has service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. we're pretty different. we're all unique in our own ways. somos muy diferentes. muy difere

that's because they wouldn't call it the persian gulf initiative because no one we can even agree on the name of that area of water because of course arab countries call it the arabian gulf so who moves is a name they can agree on he says it would consist of all the countries that are there in the gulf region under a u.n. umbrella who would meet to try and deal with some of the issues like navigation in the gulf of shipping and other issues of tension in the region so what he's saying here is that this is a very sensible proposal and really how could anyone object to it of course the objection i think is going to come from the u.s. we know that russia has supported similar ideas when they've been floated in the past and i've even heard that the u.k. is quite in favor of these sort of ideas that actually build on the very old security council resolution from the time of the iran iraq war resolution 598 but i think the u.s. isn't going to like this for one reason the iranian proposal has all the regional countries that the u.s. doesn't get a seat at the table marty all right james thanks for. we'll come back to a bit later on once this th

because you've got the gulf, so you've got kuwait, qatar, bahrain and then the united arab emirates with and abu dhabi, you've got that, and on the other side of the gulf is iran, and on the side of the gulf is iran, and on the side of the gulf behind them is saudi arabia. so you suck in the most tremendous influence on the world if you start being bellicose about this, and as they come out with their oil, they go through that very narrow bit called the straits of hamas, which iran could basically close if it wa nted iran could basically close if it wanted to. the world holds its breath culturally all over the world, but there is another big one here which is of course that, daisy refer to it and she is absolutely right, in all the markets of the world, saudi is the big boy of all production. although america is not reliant on the oil, is it? not any more, its shale gas production means it is self—sufficient. it does take it is self—sufficient. it does take it from saudi but it doesn't have to riff the world ended, and nor is a lot of the world of its own, but of course it is the biggest

president trump is under huge pressure from his allies like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates in the gulfnything that smacks of appeasement or at least changing a hard and tough position with iran over the attacks in saudi arabia over the past week. i think that's one thing. and i think also the difficulty from the iranian perspective. we have heard from iranian president rouhani on his way over here saying the reason he has decided to come because he says it's clear the united states doesn't want iranian delegations here, and that is reason to come and talk about how the u.s. sanctions on iran aren't working at all. when you hear rationale like that, that is a rationale to a domestic audience showing the difficulty of a position that the president of iran is in if he essentially has to give excuses for why he's coming to this international forum. so i think on both sides, it is a difficult position, but president trump under a lot of pressure from his golf friends and others not to have any kind of meeting right now at this critical moment in the gulf with iran. >> all politics is local

a schedule to visit saudi arabia and the united arab emirates next month and on the eve of that visit moscow has been playing up its what it calls the gulf security initiative which i think runs in contrast to what the united states is offering there talking about multilateralism instead of the arab nato less weaponization of the region the russian foreign affairs ministry even called for a quote holistic mechanism to collective security i think this is the 1st time i see them using the word holistic. is that just the p.r. exercise for russia or is there indeed a chance of practical chance of some of those initiatives to be put into practice in the 1st place this initiative has been you know. in the works for for decays and is just another iteration of russia's proposal for these concept security concept for if they just russia as you know selfish marketing or does it actually believe that something like this could be implemented at this point of time with the region as a day it's not about what you believe in it's just about you know what diplomacy is about it's the art of of possibility so you keep trying trying trying in every possibl

today, pompeo wain the united arab emirates for talks with gulf leaders, and hended to zarif. >> i wase in an act of gndiplomacy, while the for minister of iran is thatening all-out war, to fight to the last american. we're here to ild out a coalition aimed at achieving peace and a peaceful resolution of this.at my mission set. that's what president trump certainly wants me to work to achieve. >> nawaz: pompeo left the region today to return to washington. united nation inspec meanwhile, arrived in saudi arabia to investigate thes. atta also today, iran announced that president hassan rouhanind foreign minister zarif have now received u.s. visas to attend the u.n. general assembly in new york, next week. in afghanistan, the taliban have struck again, this time in the southern provie of zabul. a truck bomb killed 20 people outside a hospital. ambulances ruschd through the s, and doctors tended to nearly 100 wounded, including children. separately, officials in eastern afghanistasaid a u.s. drone attack, aimed at islamic state fighters, misfired, and killed 30 civilians. a court in japan