. - well, i need you to get this done aqap. - hmm? - that's british for "as quickly as presentable." the stakes are higher than you know. my gram is coming. [dramatic music] - wait, your grandma? who cares? - no, you don't understand. she's not your ordinary gram. she's very cold and we have a tenuous relationship and i really need to impress her... and she owns the network. anyway, see you. - hold up! owns the what-work? [upbeat news broadcast music] ♪ you are such a secretive creep. - it is a private family situation, katie. i don't know everything about your family. well, i do, but that's only 'cause of carol's blog. "i am carol wendelson this is my blog welcome to my blog hello." - how could you have never mentioned this? - it's not that weird, katie. - that is so weird. - it's the weirdest thing i've ever heard, and i'm a season-ticket holder at ripley's believe it or not. pays for itself after 50 visits. - wait a minute. so your grandmother is our boss's boss's boss's boss? - 's boss... 's boss's boss's boss. - my grandma owns a

some fruit marked with aqap, the initials -- marked with "a.k.a." the initials of the alpha kappa alpha, african-american sorority on campus. tuesday afternoon they met with kerwin in a packed meeting. he told them the campus police with if m.p.d. are searching through surveillance video. the administration has condemned monday's incident as racist and a hate crime. one concern is the nooses were discovered around 8:30 in the morning but there was not a campus wide alert the students say until 2:00 in the afternoon. dunley says she and others are concerned about the new student government president an a.k.a. member. >> the leader. our first black female president of the school. a personal friend of mine and his. and the fact we are walking around the campus feeling unsafe. it's unfair. >> they are working to expand diversity education. we are also hearing about a $1,000 reward in connection with the case. all of this still wide open. we do get new information we'll bring it to you. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: thanks. we will tal

air strikes against aqap targets inside yemen. so as the saudis around the border are concerned about the houthi for less, iran, the u.s. is concerned about the terrorist threat, we will have a complete story, giving the back story on special report, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> julie: thank you so much for that report. >> leland: president trump went from saudi arabia to israel, now to rome after wrapping up his mideast visit. they are, he reaffirmed our commitment to protecting israel while also reaching out to the callused demand palestinians. >> hopeful future fruit children in the middle is requires them to recognize the viable of the state of israel. and on behalf of the united states, we pledge to stand by you. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. >> hamas and hezbollah launch rockets into israeli communities where schoolchildren have to be trained to hear the sirens and determine to the bomb shelters with the fear with speed. isis targets jewish neighbors, s

the country, the quickr we can all be focused on trying to eliminate the isis and al qaeda presence, aqap, as we refr to them in yemen, from that battle space. so, senator, i don't know if you have closing remarks, but i really appreciate your willingness to speak up, your leadership here. and i hope that we can grow others on both sides of the aise to propose and support these commonsense conditions upon this new military transfer so that we can get the situation right inde

the country, the quickr we can all be focused on trying to eliminate the isis and al qaeda presence, aqap, as we refr to them in yemen, from that battle space. so, senator, i don't know if you have closing remarks, but i really appreciate your willingness to speak up, your leadership here. and i hope that we can grow others on both sides of the aise to propose and support these commonsense conditions upon this new military transfer so that we can get the situation right inside yemen. mr. young: let me just end by reiterating my gratitude to you, of course, for your exceptional leadership for walking points on this issue. i look forward to our continued work together. i want to thank our colleagues who have engaged on this matter. of course on the floor of the united states senate here, i wat to invite others to engage on this. if they have questions with respect to this matter, which is critical to our national security, ianthe they can reach out to you and to me. we send a respectful message to the administration that we think this is something that needs to be addressed in the near-term

al qaeda in the arabian peninsula aqap and the isis branch in yemen have exploited the conflict in yemen and collapse government authority to gain new recruits and allies with.essment it assesses the political and security situation in afghanistan will almostss certainly deteriorate through 2018. even with a modest increase in military assistance by the united states and its partners. this deterioration is underpinned by afghanistan's dire economic situation. afghanistan will struggle to curb its dependence on external support intella contains the insurgency or reaches a peace agreement with the taliban. meanwhile we assessed the taliban is like weight to continue to make gains especially in rural areas. afghan security forces performance will probably worsen due to a combination of taliban operations combat casualties desertions poor logistic support and weak leadership. pakistan is concerned about international isolation and sees its position through the prism of india's rising international status including india's expanded foreign outreach and ties to the united states. pakistan will