emirates helped hack the qatari. news network and inserted all kinds of false news and so on so forth and then that that to the blockade where trump sided openly with saudi arabia and the. not that of him it's against the almost accusing it of to supporting terror and so on so forth since then we've really moved full circle now you know friendly relations on a personal level qatar is an important strategic ally and a force of stability in the middle east full partner with the united states as you stated earlier for economic partner as well so i don't or you could say that the lobbies but also cut thirty position and apparently the administrations have really moved back and forth but now we're back to where they were right so what it is going to mean for the crisis itself. if you take the new york times reporting on this issue face value and i think apparently they did speak to high up admit station officials and their report this morning on the new york times was that the trump administration at this point in time bl

the united arab emirates is ending a military training program in somalia and closing a big hospital there this comes in the wake of a growing dispute between the two countries but why the u.a.e. and other regional nations interested in somalia this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dubey somalia has been in conflict for much of the last twenty five years but this horn of africa nation has been showing signs of recovering and that's provoked interest from many regional countries including the united arab emirates this gulf nation has been conducting a military training program and running a hospital in the capital mogadishu but the u.s. government has now abruptly ended its involvement on both those fronts after a series of recent diplomatic disagreements we'll bring in our guests in just a moment but first let's set up today's discussion with our correspondent mohammed oh. the u.a.e. iran ship zite hospital in mogadishu and now close to the public staff there say they received orders to stop operations in definit the facility offered treatment mainly to poo

needs from both the emirates and the saudis. for their mission to be successful. now, over the course of the past six months, from a crisis point in october and november when things looked dark indeed, we have indeed seen a more receptive approach by the saudis and emirates, certainly, to this concept of supporting genuinely supporting and facilitating the mediating efforts, yes. >> thank you. that's good to hear. mr. jenkins, you talked about pledges. i think you said from the uae and the saudis. did you mention anyone else of a billion dollars in aid? has any of that aid actually been forthcoming to date? >> yes. thank you for the question. so on april 3rd in geneva was a pledging conference where over $2 billion was pledged against the $3 billion that the united nations is looking for for this year. of that, saudi arabia and uae pledged $920 million and as of this week all of that has arrived within the bank accounts of the united nations which we're happy to see. kuwait also pledged a significant amount as well as the uk and the eu. all of this is heartening f

that is joe wilson out that the emirates for us live on sports day.mi final first leg tonight marseille were 2—0 winners over rb salzburg. the second leg in austria is thursday night. wembley stadium, the home of english football, could be sold to shahid khan, owner of the american football, the jacksonville jaguars. shahid khan also owns fulham football club, who are hoping to secure a lead to the premier league this season. he's offered a package of around £900 million. its part of plans to increase the number of nfl games to be played in london. the fa discussed the potential sale at a board meeting today, they say that if the sale does go through, it would allow greater investment in grassroots participation football. the former liverpool and england captain steven gerrard is on a shortlist to become the new manager of rangers as a possible replacement for graeme murty. gerrard who was capped 114 times by egnland and a member of the liverpool side that won the champions league in 2005 and is currently working as a coach at liverpool academy after

of qatar months ago president trump singled out qatar accusing it of funding extremism now the emir of qatar is being commanded by the same president and top u.s. military commanders for fighting terrorism and promoting stability in the middle east. washington d.c. . the israeli military has confirmed that a video showing an army sniper shooting a palestinian on the gaza border is authentic and that the soldiers involved will be disciplined palestinians say it shows gazans are being shot while posing no threat to soldiers but israel's defense minister has defended the action of the soldier saying the sniper deserves a medal and it's necessary ports from west jerusalem this israeli soldier has in his sights a palestinian apparently unarmed standing a few meters beyond the separation fence the divides israel from gaza just by being there this man is according to israel's military regulations a legitimate target for a sniper the army imposes a minimum one hundred metre buffer zone into garza's territory it's a regulation with no backing in international law the video seems to have been

the united arab emirates have been implicated in these allegations. what is your assessment of the uae involvement in the torture of detainees and what action has the state department taken to address this issue? >> senator in this session we are engaged with uae authorities on these allegations with respect to what may or may not have occurred and what steps need to be taken to provide satisfactory level of assurance that there is no such practice going on. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. >> thank you senator udall. senator menendez for a follow-up question. >> ambassador satterfield the sanctions that erected the mr. chen to mandatorily impose sanctions on iran for its violation of international arms embargo. in the past year a panel of experts on yemen informed the security council oven iran violating the arms embargo. as a result of the information has the administration imposed in the -- . >> senator i will respond to your question writing. >> does that mean you don't know the answer? >> i do not know the specific answer and we will respond

as the emir of qatar visit to visit washington d.c. looking for a way to end the blockade imposed by for arab countries and goes to washington facebook's will be in front of a senate committee in a few hours which wants answers as to why the personal data about the eighty seven million facebook just ended up in the hands of a political consultant and i'm only a hardy most of us have no problem with posting our own pictures online but what about when it comes to posting pictures of kids do you think they have a right to choose their own digital footprint connector that's the hash tag. am. you with the news grid live on air in streaming online or youtube facebook live in an al-jazeera dot com and we are waiting for a decision from donald trump that is likely to put the u.s. and russia on a collision course over syria signal possible military action against the syrian government over the suspected chemical weapons attack on duma trumps when backed up by france turkey and the u.k. have also vowed a strong response to saturday's attack that

the president and the emir of qatar our meeting right now. we are told the discussion involved syria and the next actions to take their also funding of terror was discussed as well. the emir of qatar and the president or meeting of the white house. >> he's a friend of mine, knew him long before i entered the world of politics. the great gentlemen, very popular and his people love him. we are working on unity in that part of the middle east and i think it's working out very well. a lot of good things happening. also, we have a gentleman on my right who buys a lot of equipment from us a lot of purchases in the united states and a lot of military. airplanes and missiles, lots of different things. but they have been great friends in so many ways and we are working very well together. i think it's working out extremely well. so it me or, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i am very happy and honored to be here. give for this invitation. a relationship between qatar and the united states has been more than 45

he had a great career at the emirates stadium before leaving for barcelona.ce and his support. he had faith in me from day one. i know him a lot, he was like a father figure to me. the fatherfigure a lot, he was like a father figure to me. the father figure theme comes up to me. the father figure theme comes up quitea to me. the father figure theme comes up quite a lot in the messages. look at this from robin van persie. he says, i will always see you as my footballing father. from two players that arsene wenger signed, to a player that was there in 1996 when he joined. player that was there in 1996 when hejoined. david player that was there in 1996 when he joined. david seaman player that was there in 1996 when hejoined. david seaman says, it is a sad day for arsenal. this is interesting, can we now give him the sendoff and respect he deserves? 0bviously sendoff and respect he deserves? obviously not happy about the way arsene wenger has been treated in the last few years. david seaman, he won two premier league titles and arsene wenger. lauren was part of t

david ornstein, bbc news, the emirates.t manchester city kept a strong line up against swansea, as they have an eye on breaking the 100 point barrier this season. pep guardiola's men cruised to a 4—0 win over swansea, as drew savage reports. they have had a week of being champions already but today was manchester city's day to celebrate. they won that title last sunday without kicking a ball. it might have felt like an anti—climax so it in the mood to deserve that. swansea reduced to the role of spectators. david silva opened the scoring before raheem sterling made it 2—0 injust the 16th minute. four light blue shirts, an easy tap infor four light blue shirts, an easy tap in for sterling. city might be out of europe god can still break premier league records this season and this is one reason why, spectacular from kevin and this is one reason why, spectacularfrom kevin de bruyne. the faces of both managers telling you how good that was. swansea have improved a lot in the last couple of months but even when gabrieljesus foun

a crucial moment for the emir of qatar he meets the man who just a few months ago publicly sided with his country's we gen y. balls but in the white house a clear sign of chopped being turned in march it's a great honor to have the emir of qatar with us a friend of mine knew of long before i entered the world of politics he's a great gentleman very popular in his country his people love him we're working on unity in that part of the middle east and i think it's working out very well this country is under blockade by saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain reiterated his commitment to build a strong relationship with washington our economy quarter ship is more than one hundred twenty five billion and our aim and goal is to double it in the next coming years our military. cooperation is very solid very strong as everybody knows that the heart of fighting terrorism is from a low data base last year donald trump accused qatar alone of financing extremism now he says all of the gulf rivals have a part to play those countries are stopping the funding of terrorism that includes u.a.e. it i

. >> we're going to a meeting with the emir of qatar. >> it's a pleasure to have the emir of qatar withreat gentleman. he's very popular in his country. his people love him. we're working on unity in that part of the middle east, and i think it's working out very well. there are a lot of good things happening. also, we have a gentleman on my right who buys a lot of equipment from us, a lot of purchases in the united states, and a lot of military airplanes, missiles, lots of different things. but they've been great friends in so many ways, and we're working very well together. and i think it's working out extremely well. so, emir, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i'm very happy and honored to be here. thanks for this invitation. our relationship between qatar and the united states has been more than 45 years. it's a very strong, solid relationship. our economy partnership is more than 125 billion, and our aim and goal is to double it in the next coming years. our military cooperation is very solid, very strong. as everybody knows,

a crucial moment for the emir of qatar he meets the man who just a few months ago publicly sided with his country's we gen y. balls but in the white house a clear sign of chopped being turned in march it's a great honor to have the amir of qatar with us a friend of mine before i entered the world of politics he's a great gentleman very popular in his country his people love him we're working on unity in that part of the middle east and i think it's working out very well this country is under blockade by sandy arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain reiterated his commitment to build a strong relationship with washington our economy partnership is more than one hundred twenty five billion and our aim and goal is to double it in the next coming years our military. cooperation is very solid very strong as everybody knows that the heart of fighting terrorism is from a low data base last year donald trump accused qatar alone of financing extremism. he says all of the gulf rivals have a part to play those countries are stopping the funding of terrorism that includes u.a.e. it includes saudi ara

to tell us more about the emir trip and what's on his agenda in the u.s. . drene today he's meeting with congress leaders and later he's going to have a meeting with the. chief of national intelligence dan coats this is part of a qatari the diplomatic offensive we've seen the emir starting talks with top military commanders the sense of calm chief defense secretary jim madison then with president donald trump yesterday he met with the. secretary of the treasury with the business community and today he's meeting with congress leaders and this is part of trying to reach out to different decisive decision making is to to users in the united states to explain the position of qatar when it comes to the g.c.c. crisis different issues like syria like instability in the middle east but also about how to move forward says that they are now emerging more stronger than before the first days that characterized the position of the united states of america during the start of the crisis is water under the bridge they have more support now from the american administration

of qatar months ago president trump singled out qatar accusing it of funding extremism now the emir of qatar is being commanded by the same president and top u.s. military commanders for fighting terrorism and promoting stability in the middle east. or washington d.c. some says he a professor of middle eastern politics at the university of oklahoma he says the u.s. has not done enough to defuse the gulf crisis. mr trump was tweeting and saying quite accusatory and negative things about qatar shortly after the riyadh conference and immediately after the blockade and of course things are very very different now so i think at the level of rhetoric and symbolics certainly there has been a lot of change however there doesn't appear to be any real movement on the ground in terms of ending this crisis and i think that means that the united states isn't really exerting pressure or significant pressure on saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to resolve this crisis once and for all the saudis and the cuts rees have a different end goal with regard to their image campaigns or what they've been doing di

you know playing games by the crown prince of the united arab emirates not going to washington until after the emir of qatar visits washington in order to counter argument to argue against got that and so on so forth all these games i think are becoming a bit too stale and boring in washington a washington that really wants to move on a number of important dossiers and then in the middle east and it feels that its own interest meaning american interest is being undermined by it good to stick a leaders who just don't want to just get in line and just do what they must do in order to establish a bit more stability in the gulf region of course no one can really address me as posed the timing of this release of the statement when we've had the saudi crown prince and the emir of qatar both visiting the white house in recent days. yes i think the idea that the president could not hold an immediate summit for those gulf leaders in order to mend fences because of apparently objections by the saudi and the about i think leadership perhaps the egyptian leadership as well i think that sort of u

that nader can hook up with the robert mueller investigation with connections in the united arab emirates that the u.a.e. where he is advisor to the crown prince of dobby has helped arrange a meeting with a trump liaison and a russian official in the seychelles but what we're learning more is that he didn't just ten generally have connections with russia he has had a relationship with russia that goes back for many years he helped broker an arms deal between iraq and russia that later fell apart but he also knows key people in this investigation one of them is carol demetrius he's a russian state investment fund manager and so what we know now is that muller can ask him not just about these u.a.e. connections but also about his connections with russia and we have evidence in the new york times article to suggest that miller is following up miller apparently had his people stop an australian on to a producer who was traveling in washington at the airport about his ties with the u.a.e. and about nader and russia and we also know that he stopped in all of our kit in new york airport asked ab

they play cska moscow that the quarterfinal at the emirates, richard conway is there.e wenger and his team to claim a trophy this season. yeah, hugh, they are five points adrift of chelsea in fifth, 15 points adrift of fourth place, it seems if arsenal wa nt of fourth place, it seems if arsenal want european competition next season they will need to win the rugby league, they will have to beat cs ka rugby league, they will have to beat cska tonight and move on if they get past the second leg into the semifinal, arsene wenger knowing there's a lot on the line, his teachers always a matter of debate and there has been blown of the emirates this season because of their performances and their form. so they will be hoping for a good winter nights to set them up for that second leg to set them up to the leg in moscow, the russian team won't be a pushover, they are third in the russian league but arsenal should be the favourites of both legs. this game is being played against the somewhat difficult diplomatic relations between great britain and russia at the moment. bottas ha

president trump welcomes the emir of cattle to the white house less than a year after accusing his country of funding terrorism. out in sport barcelona have been knocked out of the champions league after a remarkable comeback by roma while liverpool are through to the semifinals after thrashing english premier league leaders manchester city five one on aggregate. we begin at the united nations where rival russian and u.s. resolutions on investigating chemical weapons use in syria have both failed to pass russia's proposal to create a new inquiry into the attacks received six votes in favor so short of the minimum of nine votes needed for any resolution to pass. a competing u.s. attempt to establish an investigation which would have the power to attribute blame for chemical weapons attacks in syria u.s. ambassador nikki haley accused russia of serving the interests of its ally president assad over the syrian people. there were really only two key differences between our draft and russia's but those differences volumes first russia wanted to give themselves the chance to approve the investig

presidential election according to the times he has connection this to both the united arab emirates and russia and may have information that links to important strands of the inquiry together see a headline stay with us one i want coming up next thanks for watching. getting to the heart of the matter if most of the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept given i think he's going to do you in the terms of facing reality are you willing to make that call are always ready for talking with you for taking the syrians hear their story on talk to al jazeera. and. in china. will seem to be challenging the government. and of state security the chinese government has. to manipulate to the people there were some violence.

been cooperating with his investigation it says george nader has connections to the united arab emirates and russia and that he might be able to link to important parts of the inquiry john hendren is following this story for us from washington how could george native be of assistance to them under investigation. well nader seems to be a gold mine for a mole or we knew beforehand that he had connections with the united arab emirates that he had acted as an agent for the crown prince of jobby at what we now know is that he also has significant russian ties that is according to reporting by the new york times it's out today that he knew carol dimitri of a russian investment fund manager that's important because that is the russian official a russian oligarch apparently who met with an emissary from the trump campaign in the seychelles in a meeting apparently arranged by this george nader and we know that muller has followed up on some of these suggestions that he has pulled a russian oligarch that he's had his his officials pull aside a russian all the guard who was at an airport in new yor

the long goodbye begins for arsene wenger with a win over west ham at the emirates stadium. banned from the track to the road, still a record breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short breaker sir mo farah impresses yet fallsjust short in breaker sir mo farah impresses yet falls just short in a sweltering london marathon. good evening chelsea came through their fa cup semifinal unscathed thanks to a 2—0 victory over southampton at wembley earlier, after defeat in last years final a

their own you know inflation inflation their economies or what have you so to have the likes of the emir of qatar or of the saudi crown prince is always something. like appreciated if you will in paris or in washington now if the saudi crown prince of course has made major strides in the united states because he promised hundreds of billions of dollars especially of arms and of heavy sort of industries apparently in fronts the investment is going more towards the so-called cultural investments apparently an opera and other like investments would be made by saudi arabia in saudi arabia but supported by by france for a moment even if it's i mean things for which the shark now the facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg is set to appear at the first of his two congressional hearings in washington d.c. in about an hour's time is expected to face tough questioning over how eighty seven million facebook users data was improperly shed with a british political consultancy it comes as face but launches its own bounty program to reward people who report data abuse by developers particle hain has

at the emirates.ader, proving to be the winner. winner. both sides had men sent off late on. late on. three while arsenal are sixth, two points behind chelsea. points behind chelsea. round of the masters at augusta is underweight. underweight. the green jacket don‘t go out for another couple of hours. another couple of hours. leaderboard, american patrick reed leading the way on 1a under. leading the way on 1a under. he will be last out with rory mcilroy. be last out with rory mcilroy. yesterday with a seven under round of 65 to put him 11 under. of 65 to put him 11 under. further back, just about in contention perhaps. contention perhaps. two and you can follow the early starters on the bbc sport website. starters on the bbc sport website. grand prix, which hasjust got under way in bahrain. way in bahrain. we‘ll have more for you here in the next hour. following a campaign dominated by immigration. what would be his fourth overall. turn—out and tactical voting could limit his majority. capital budape

campaigners are calling on the united arab emirates to explain what's happened to a princess who posted video

a coalition that includes the united arab emirates from that time the u.a.e.has concentrated on growing its influence in the south and large part by funding and training to yemeni groups each with different agendas and which appears to be a holds for the saudi led coalition one of them is the szabo army elite forces there a mix of hardline groups since a session ists who want the south to break away from the rest of yemen completely something saudi arabia is opposed to another is the security belt forces in aden they've been openly fighting had these forces the very group the saudi led coalition stepped in to support the forces don't necessarily want the same thing and it's quite possible that the governments of u.a.e. and saudi. likely different outcomes in yemen so the level below containing iranian influence the killings have prompted dozens of religious leaders to abandon their mosques and seek refuge elsewhere. it's the latest twist in the three year long civil war which has killed thousands and threatened famine for millions of yemenis medium hond al-jaz

the united arab emirates is ending a military training program.

president trump welcomes emir of qatar to the white house next in the year after accusing his country of funding terrorism. prepares for a grilling by u.s. lawmakers this is a facebook failure to protect its use data. and israel says it will discipline soldiers who were filmed celebrating after the shooting palestinian. side international inspectors have accepted a syrian government invitation to visit the sites of saturday's alleged chemical weapons attack in the town of duma russia denies the attack took place while the united states is threatening a quick forceful response video has emerged showing what it said to be the remains of a missile used in the attack as syrian relief groups say at least sixty people were killed many of them children and babies and more than one thousand others were injured said huldah reports now on what president trump's response could involve. tomahawk missiles launched by the us military hit the syrian air base on the morning of april seventh two thousand and seventeen it was the first time the united states directly targeted syrian government forces s

plane from leaving port after emirates. military trainers are refused two hundred of their luggage to be such that it really looks like nobody can win so money is a very. poor country you know i was really struck in need to focus on rebuilding and developing internally and not to be bogged down in these kind of disputes. and in the latest sign of a father breakdown in relations both countries have ended the military corporatization program that began in two thousand and fourteen in which the u.a.e. trained equipped and paid the solid is of hundreds of somali troops mohammed at all just. as another power blackout in puerto rico nearly seven months after a devastating hurricane it's the second major outage in a week in the u.s. territory officials predict it will take up to thirty six hours to restore electricity to one point four million customers the power grid been unstable since america hurrican in september air investigators in the us say a crack inside a jet engine caused tuesday's fatal accident on a southwest airlines

that the russian metal subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each ifft was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two and k. eighty four and warheads for launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know what being it hit in this production process they've affectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. via sardinia and south africa germany's run matal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from cape town saudi arabia the united arab emirates are among the customers and egypt as we discovered when arms factory is on the comple

tension on the runway in port in somalia as north east security stuff stopped this united arab emirates from living in the country after military instructors on board refused to have their luggage charged airport officials insisted all heavy bags be checked resulting in a tunnel it was both clear what their baggage contained but. in a lot of my bills this is a clear indications that relations between the two countries are going from bad to worse politically speaking the situation is headed for further escalation the somali government has filed complaints against the u.a.e. regionally and internationally. last week the somali government seized almost ten million dollars in sealed bags from the u.a.e. royal jets at mogadishu international airport. the government was was made to. confiscate cash reserves and for the u.s. embassy in a move to sure. they meant a truce the u.a.e. has been training and sustaining. relations between mogadishu and up with that we have been frosty since june last year when we're going to should resist the pressure from the u.a.e. as so that it took ties with qata

still ahead on al-jazeera we've got the reaction from the united arab emirates after one of its planes is seized in somalia and the dismantling of four was meant to be a huge hospital has become part of argentina's slum problem. binny's pink sky by the time my heart. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. welcome back for many parts of eastern china and taiwan weather conditions are not looking too bad temperature just in the low twenty's elsewhere we've got rain across northern parts of vietnam affecting her noise you see this area of wind convergence zone we're getting which is life which do some pretty heavy rain is ahead on through into tuesday across of more central areas so there could be some flooding developing from this system because it's going to be quite slow moving out stage pretty woman for hong kong at twenty eight fuzhou there twenty five degrees so moving down into southeastern parts of asia we've got to rather see find additions across the philippines thirty three degrees and sunshine from manila across down into borneo kitching will see some heavy downpours but fu

says that allegation has no basis a lebanese american businessman who advises the united arab emirates may also have new information for waldemar his investigation about russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election the new york times is reporting that georgia now the may also be able to link the two important strands of the inquiry together. brazil's supreme court has ruled that former presidential louise inacio lula da silva can be sent to prison he could be detained as early as next week despite brazil's he could be jailed rather as early as next week following a villain in the form of the supreme court he had been trying to stay. while he appealed to bribery convictions the decision will have widespread implications for the next. when a third term a latin america editor reports from the capital. the die is cast as demonstrators for and against brazil charismatic former president. gathered outside. the supreme court narrowly voted against his petition to remain free while he appeals a twelve year corruption conviction this means brazil's most popular

notter had been known as a fixer for the united arab emirates a close adviser of crown prince of abu dhabi mohammed bin ziad. and was looked at in that regard by the mother team but it becomes increasingly clear now in the new york times report makes this clear that he had also has a history of being a fixer for mosco so he was involved in a twenty twelve attempted arms deal between iraq and moscow for instance a legal arms dealer well it was. so riddled with corruption that it was cancelled didn't go through and then he has been put at meetings between trump representatives and curial dmitri of who is a hedge fund manager in moscow who is family connections with the lighting near putin what is it exactly about mr navas activities that this investigation will be focusing on well the question is did he find a way to funnel money into the trump campaign it's illegal for foreign entities to and individuals to give money to u.s. campaigns but of course they could use cutouts they could use american to forward the money and it has been alleged recently that mr nodder wired money to elliot

satterfield: senator, the saudi-led coalition, primarily saudi arabia and united arab emirates accept the highest levels the proposition that there is only ultimately a political solution to this conflict and that was reiterated most recently by the crown prince during his visits in washington. we operationally tried to implement that rhetorical understanding in terms of the active support which the u.n. needs from both the emrates and the saudis for their mission to be successful. now, over the course of the past six months, from a crisis point in october, november, when things looked very dark, indeed, we have indeed seen a more receptive approach by the saudis, by the imirates to this concept of supporting, generally supporting and facilitating the u.n.'s efforts. senator shaheen: thank you. that's good to hear. mr. jenkins, i think you heard from pledges from the u.a.e. and saudis. did you mention anyone else, a billion collars in aid, has any of that aid actually been forthcoming to date? mr. jenkins: yes. thank you for the question. so on april 3 in geneva was a pledging confere

this the emir of qatar meeting with the president here. remember we had a weird relationship with this government because the saudis and united arab emirates have been fighting, sometimes physically with this government and its protection for militants within its midst. that is what they say. they argue they are more sympathetic to hearing all sighs. argument we provide additional funding to them because they have been a big help fighting islamic threat. they counter they're doing all good here, cooler heads will prevail ahead after september conference featuring all middle-eastern leaders including saudi arabia and united arab emirates. this is pow wow. we'll get a spray from the room when the president wants to do from the region and peace he is looking forward to this relationship, kind of goes back, connell,. when the prince was here, go slow talking with the guys and here he is talking with the guy. >> what veronica talking this looks great i told you so-called experts this is the way i will do it and handle it. neil: will this work o

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