. >> mel ania and i send thoughts and prairdz. get well soon. there's a couple other tweets that came out tonight from a couple of likely people and then maybe some you would not expect. fist of all paul ryan says john mccain would be a war warrior. it's who he s all of us not republicans, democrat, but americans are behind him. and also barack obama former president who i can feeted mccain. give it hell, john, and hillary clinton tweeting john mccape is as touch as he come and thinking of and his whole family tonight. >> there you have it tonight. a lot of well wishes. a lot of warm thoughts to john mccain no matter what side of the political aisle you may fall on tonight. >> now let's move on to l lateeter in gop healthcare debailt. monday night they were throwing in the towel to it. they're back to scare one was. a straight repeal is making things look worse. 13% of americans support straight appeal of obamacare and non partisan congressional budget office said repealing without replacement would leave 32 million americans uninsured 2026 this

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evening german chancellor americale hosted a private dinner for prime minister of jap and and mel ania was seated next to putin. you can see him making rounds when the dinner concluded and then the conversation took place with putin. press that post dinner chat lasted nearly an hour and surprised over world leaders in the room. >> never in my life at political scientist have i seen two countries major countries with a con telllation of national interesting as dissident while the two leaders seem to be doing everything possible to be nice, nice and close to each other. that's what people don't understand. >> on twitter president trump it's made to look sipster. back live outside the wheat house. one ever the things they're stressing is they say there was nothing wrong. there was no wrong doing at all in this sort of casual conversation noting it's part of president trump to meet and talk and interact with other world leaders. melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thanks, mel, 5:04 is the time. sterling virginia is tote be reonpied the closed and antizing they're investigating whether t

notell, at the moment, it's obvious that had george ania is taking, so the immediate objective should be to bring pressure on russia that they leave the land, that they give back crimea to ukraine. in hamburgillerson was very clear that the sanctions we have it in place on russia are relatively tepid and ineffective but will remain in place as long as there are russian backed rebels. the second part, of course russia is trying to destabilize and divide the west. that is what they have been doing for decades, not just in the soviet era, but the putin era as well, which will have more historical continuity. they did it in 1983 when they helped fund the massive protests. they are doing it today in elections in western europe and here. they are doing it through snap military exercises. this is simply what russia does and that is why we have to meet these provocations with the firm and unyielding wa response. >> one in the front, one in the middle. sir, max muller, state department. you mentioned possibly dropping the inf if it is in u.s. interest. do you see it possible to eliminate the i

ania resume does not have incredible trek -- of course, saudi arabia does not have a incredible trackecord. david: that is what i was about to ask for there is a history of saudi arabia, through various means, given funding to extremist groups? steven cook: that has certainly been the case and there has been all kinds of analyses done about saudi funding for extremist groups. years, the saudi arabian a group has done a better job of tightening of the financial controls. qatar needs to do the same. as you said, it is somewhat a case of the pot calling the kettle black here. see a path toward resolution of this conflict? four -- thusthe far, what size have been preparing for is this conflict to continue for quite some time. the tar we are willing to negotiate but we will not compromise our sovereignty. others have said these are our demands, meet them or we will turn our backs and you will be added the gulf cooperation. there may be some area over the insence of hamas leaders qatar, members of the muslim brotherhood who reside for some of the the asked shutting down al jazeera, forcing