specialt trump's representative for national negotiations, jason greenblatt.o united states ambassador israel lou eisenberg. the assistant secretary of state and the acting assistant secretary of state. legislative branch, we have four senators who support for israel is legendary -- senator lindsey graham. senator ted cruz. heller.dean senator mike. thank you for coming. and from our house of representatives, a delegation led by congressman joe wilson. congressman tom rice. congressman steve night. congressman dennis ross. jodey night to congressman scott taylor. congressman steve elden. congressman george holding, and congressman -- just last year, congressman stood at this podium and made a passionate and compelling case that this day would come, and so it has. so i would like to welcome the governor of my home state of florida who has been a strong advocate for jerusalem, governor scott. by a95, this was voted senator who is here today -- senator joseph lieberman. was passed by a vote of 90 20 in the senate to declare was the capital of israel and mandated

jason greenblatt. and your family. ambassador david friedman and your family.nd members of , we have no better friends in the world. you stand for israel and the stand for jerusalem. thank you. the chief rabbis of israel, the distinguished rabbis over here. ministers, the many friends that of come here from around the world. the many friends that pray for this day and have worked for this day. thank you all. course, i want to especially welcome jared kushner and ivanka trump. today isence here testament to the importance of this occasion. not only for the trump administration, but in a very personal way. for you. for you, each of you, for the pursuit of these, and for president trump himself, thank you. dear friends. what a glorious day. remember this moment. this is history. trump, by recognizing history, you have made history. all of us are deeply moved. all of us are deeply grateful. for me, being here brings back wonderful memories from my childhood. [speaking foreign language] [applause] so i know some of you did not follow every set i -- every word i said

applause] our ambassador, david friedman -- [applause] and and our special representative jason greenblatt who does so much great work. [applause] i also want to acknowledge ambassador nikki haley who really has created a new day for israel and the u.s. [applause] on december 6th, president trump was very clear that his decision and today's e celebration do not reflect a departure from our strong commitment to lasting peace, aeace that overcomes the cicts of the past in order to give our children a brighter and more boundless future. as we have seen from the protests of the last month and even today, those provoking violence are part of problem and not part of the solution. [applause] the united states is prepared to support a peace agreement in every way that we can. we believe that it is possible for both sides to gain more than they give so that all people can live in peace safe from danger, free from fear and able to pursue their dreams. the united states recognizes the sensitivity surrounding jerusalem, a city that means so much to so many. jerusalem is a city unique in the history of

jason greenblatt. and your family. ambassador david friedman and your family.s and members of congress, and the governor of florida -- we have no better friends in the world. you stand for israel and the stand for jerusalem. thank you. the chief rabbis of israel, the distinguished rabbis over here. the pastors, the ministers, the many friends that of come here from around the world. the many friends that pray for this day and have worked for this day. thank you all. and of course, i want to especially welcome jared kushner and ivanka trump. [applause] netanyahu: your presence here today is testament to the importance of this occasion. not only for the trump administration, but in a very personal way. for you. for you, each of you, for the pursuit of peace, and for president trump himself, thank you. dear friends. what a glorious day. remember this moment. [applause] netanyahu: this is history. president trump, by recognizing history, you have made history. all of us are deeply moved. all of us are deeply grateful. for me, being here brings back wonderful memori

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greenblatt or mr. friedman, they look like they -- they sound like they are the spokesperson for the israeli government, not for the united states. what we need is a decent mediator. that means an international forum and the process has to be based on international law. and u.n. resolution, security council resolutions, general assembliey s rresolution. it should be based on ending occupation. >> if you have heard any leaks or reports or anything, what do you understand about the u.s. administration's plan, the jared kushner plan, the president trump plan that's meant to be unveiled? you heard president trump, i believe they are talking about a two state solution still. >> what we heard is negative things, unfortunately. mr. trump was the first american president, that declare a change in the american policy. he said it's not necessarily two state solution. he said it's what the two sides agreeabout. he knows very well that iael is the powerful side here. so they will never accept a two state solution.

president trump's middle east peace negotiator jason greenblatt has said he does not think that this move will diminish progress to deflect conflict in the area but that it was a necessary condition to a lasting peace deal between israel and the palestinians. anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you, laura. >>> tomorrow on the "cbs evening news" jeff glor interviews benjamin netanyahu from jerusalem. >>> well, for a second day in a row there's been an attack. this morning militants attacked police headquarters in indone a indonesia's second largest city. at least ten people were injured including four officers. police say a family including a young child carried out the attack. the child survived. the militants riding two motorcycles detonated the explosion at police headquarters. the motorcycles pulled up next to a car at a check point. yesterday police say another family, including young girls, bombed three churches. at least eight people were killed in those attacks. isis has claimed responsibility. >>> in hawaii there were new lava outbreaks of the kilauea volcano over

of treasury steven mnuchin, senior adviser jared kushner, senior adviser ivanka trump and jason greenblatt. today is a great day for israel and if united states. it's a reminder to everyone when president trump makes a promise he keeps it. i'm anunsing that next tuesday may 22, the -- announcing that next tuesday, may 22, president trump will address the national campaign gala to discuss this m actions he has taken to protect lives of the unborn and defend religious liberty. this morning he had a call with james shaw to defend his heroic actions and quick thinking at a waffle house in tennessee. mr. shaw saved lives when he wrestled a gun from an active shooter who opened fire. lastly over the weekend we sadly saw another terrorist attack in central paris. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we stand in solidarity with the french people and their government against this vicious act of terrorism and pledge any assistance needed. with that, i will take your questions. john? >> reporter: raj, a couple, if i could. at the same time there was a celebratory air in j

i think you're going to see this administration pay more attention to gaza as jared kushner and greenblattr peace deal. you would think the administration would start to show a little bit more understanding for what's going on there. i think that if president trump can talk to kim jong un, i think there are going to be a lot of people wondering why he can't talk to hamas. >> elise laffit in juerusalem, thank you for that report. >> as blood spilled just miles away, ivanka trump and jared kushner were all smiles. it was highlighted on the cover of "the new york daley news" with the head line "daddy's little ghoul." it says her smile was undoubtedly offered to distract from the mayhem and death that any thoughtful person could have anticipated." michael, there is your op-ed, "what ivanka's smile can't hide." you clearly think she was a poor messenger on behalf of the united states in this case. why in. >> well, i think if this had been a policy well thought out and seriously considered, they would have sent someone with serious diplomatic experience. maybe nikki haley should have gone to rep

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the lawyer in the trump organization who kept all the secrets is jason greenblatt, now special envoy to israel. the figure in the trump organization who kept most of the financial secrets was allen wiesel berg. he's still there. he runs trump's trust with his sons. if this investigation goes deeply into the trump organization, which we have no idea whether or not it's going to, clearly they've subpoenaed records and looking at that, jason green lat and alan will have far more information than michael cohen. >> thanks for being with me in light of the ever tightening noose around trump's cronies, no wonder his defense is moving into high gear. >>> we are all witnessing in daylight a coordinated campaign between the president of the united states, his personal legal team defending him donald trump as a person, republicans in congress and trump media to sabotage an ongoing criminal investigation into the president's campaign, his associates and family and the president himself. we are all watching it happen day by day. that investigation which has already resulted in 19 indictments and

to the middle east immediately what you middle ebe policy has been run by jared kushner, jason greenblatttate department. was he signalling that i'm jumping in too, it is too important to ignore? >> very much so. he has relationships with a lot of these people from his time as cia director. he reminded us of that at every stop, that he knows these people, has had a long relationship with them. and as understand, there was a real sense that i am taking this back from others. as understand, jared kushner kind of came out of the beginning of the trump administration and was given this brief for resolving the middle east peace crisis. everything we know, and ann could probably talk about this a little better than i, but everything that we've heard is that that process is really going nowhere. and that jared's, you know -- that jared's outreach has crushed itself on the rocks of palestinian fury. you know, it was notable that when pompeo went to jerusalem, he is taking this back, but he still didn't see any palestinians. palestinians basically refused to see mike pence and they refused to see

counsel for the naacp fund, which is legal defense fund, and anti-defamation league ceo jonathan greenblatt. what do you think the best advice was that they gave to you? >> well, i think collectively, they looked at this through years of experience, really living and understanding these issues. and so for us, they gave us advice on how to think about the most impactful ways to create experiences for people to understand this. and i think they gave us advice on who to tap into, who are the experts in the industry that could add some value to what we're trying to create. >> the training incident stemmed from two black who were arrested while waiting for a friend at the philadelphia starbucks. since then, we've seen the cops -- white people calling police on black people for barbecuing, for shopping for the prom. so what do you think -- do you understand now why -- better why this keeps happening? >> well, certainly this is a socie societal issue and race and racial bias has been present in the united states for centuries. so the fact this happened in one of our stores really put us front and

now, perhaps there's something in jared kushner, in jason greenblatt's plan that maybe it's reward israelthis massive carrot -- it's not really a carrot even. this was supposed to be a carrot. just this reward, and now you're going to say to israel you have to cede control of parts of the city. >> jeannine zakaria, we will no doubt call upon you again as this remains a subject of great interest and attention here. thank you very much for joining us tonight from the west coast. >>> coming up for us, who is the president talking to before bed most nights? in new reporting on that when "the 11th hour" continues. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com racing isn't the only and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. with godaddy you can get a website to sell onli

he will instead to send a andgation led by john kelly steve mnuchin, as well as tracy greenblatt, headingst peace negotiations. exports rose 12.9% in april in dollar terms, but there was a 28.8 billion dollars trade surplus. says -- areawmakers trying to push through two changes to the brexit administration today. want to enable future governments to participate in britainncies after leaves the block. the five-star movement in italy has abandoned its efforts to form a government. this i hims even as the president considers one last attempt to break a two month deadlock this even as the president considers one must attempt to break a two month deadlock with the democratic government. and the european exchange to compel is trying jay-z to testify amid a competition he participated in more than a decade ago, related to his accounting practices at his iconic brand group. this is bloomberg. guy: thanks. emerging markets have declined for three consecutive weeks. bond deals are at their highest -- yields are at their highest since 2016. judging by the deals, there may be further room to run. wh

it is clear that the trump administration, jared kushner and jason greenblatt, his envoy, have been workinghat they'd like to present which describes the parameters of what an israeli-palestinian peace looks likes. the problem is the prelim reaction to this announcement has been so severe that they've cut off any contact with the administration. i think that is an overreaction but it is a symptom of not placing this correct decision in the broader context in which palestinians could see their aspirations being met. therefore, they'll have a hard time presenting this plan without it being basically dead on arrival. i think they'd like to do it. i think they'll have to do some more work to make sure if they present a plan it is really about two states and it is a realistic solution of what those two states look like so both palestinians and israelis can see their aspirations met. very leaders are very, very distrustful of one another and also contrained by their own domestic policy. it could be a while before we see some negotiations. >> last question. jared kushner. what has he done as you s

but i believe that jason greenblatt, their emissary, the american emissary for the peace talks is tryingest, and i think one should consider it. and listen, let's take some facts on the ground. for instance. >> palestinians in gaza are burning their own pipelines that bring them water and oil and fuel into gaza. why? or else demonstrate against the fact that americans are establishing an embassy in west jerusalem, namely they should understand reality's changed. and i think also the palestinian political system should rise above petty issues and say okay, let's sit down and talk. >> you're asking them to understand that reality has changed when ultimately it's changed against their -- >> i understand the pain and i understand the anger, although i don't accept it. but i think they have to understand as well. they have to understand the greatness of this city, the beauty of this place, and the fact that jews and arabs will always live together, and come forward with bold, innovative ideas that will bring future to our children. >> let's hope that that is where we are. >> thank you very mu

now, perhaps there's something in jared kushner, in jason greenblatt's plan that maybe it's reward israelthis massive carrot -- it's not really a carrot even. this was supposed to be a carrot. just this reward, and now you're going to say to israel you have to cede control of parts of the city. but it's really hard to envision how that's going to work now that effectively the palestinians say the u.s. is no longer an honest broker. >> janine zacharia, veteran journalist with vast experience in the area we're dealing with, we will no doubt call upon you again as this remains a subject of great interest and attention here. thank you very much for joining us tonight from the west coast. >>> coming up for us, who is the president talking to before bed most nights? some new reporting on that when "the 11th hour" continues. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer trea

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steven mnuchin and jason greene how -- jason greenblatt will also be in attendance.e in new york, a democrat. good morning. caller: hi, greta. yes, diplomacy. if obama or hillary clinton ever cuts this deal with kim, they would say that they got taken to the cleaners. the sky flashed a bomb, threatened everybody -- he was never going to bomb us and he got everything. he got what he wanted now. he is a hero, trump is calling him an excellent guy. if the shoe was on the other foot, they would be beating up on obama or clinton if this happened. this guy also killed that guy, the guy they sent back -- i do not know what they did to him, but he died. is a bigthink this deal at all. let's see what happens in the end. are the people who say why don't we support trump? don't forget what donald trump did when obama was fighting a war, what trump was doing, going after him and calling him illegal, he was not a citizen. i did not see trump support obama then. and the guy who blamed construction on obama and everything else, illegal aliens come in here because of the chamber of

president trump's special representative for international negotiations, jason greenblatt. the united states ambassador to italy, lou isenberg. assistant secretary of state nicole nason bust up and acting assistant secretary of state david satterfield. and from the

president trump's special representative for international negotiations, jason greenblatt.mbassador to italy, lou isenberg. assistant secretary of state nicole nason bust up and acting assistant secretary of state david satterfield. and from the legislative branch, we have four senators whose support for israel is legendary. senator lindsey graham. senator ted cruz. senator dean heller. and senator mike leigh. thank you for coming. from our house of representatives, a delegation led by congressmenjo wilson. congressmen tom rice. congressman steve knight. congressman dennis ross. congressman mario. congressmen jody heise. congressman scott taylor. congressman louise ellman. congas and george holding. and congressmen ron desa ntis. just last year, congress man desantis stood on the podium here injerusalem and made a passionate case that this day would come. and so it has. i would also like to welcome the governor of my home state of florida, who has also been a strong advocate for jerusalem, governor rick scott. in 1995, thejerusalem embassy act became law, voted in favour ov