liberty mutual insurance >>> nikki haley, the u.s.mbassador to the united nations, was here in jordan up until a few hours ago. she was here in amman and she is now on her way to turkey. she is here talking about the devastating effects of the six 6-year-old syrian civil war. more than 500,000 people have died. some 5 million syrians have been displaced, they are refugees. we spent the better part of our time on sunday at a refugee camp here in jordan, where some 80,000 syrians were forced to flee. then last night we sat down for an exclusive conversation and we talked about the refugee crisis and a host of other things, as well. this is an administration that has, at times, notably talked about clamping down on refugees. could we be doing more in our country besides financial support in terms of refugees? >> from what i saw today, the -- we can be doing more here, because what you see is we're so much more effective here. what we're doing is making sure we keep families together. we're making sure that they're getting an education an

before ambassador nikki haley joined the u.n. security council today for the first time since president trump's foreign trip wrapped up, i was lucky enough to spend a few minutes with her here in our new york studios and ask her about pmerkel's reactio. angela her kell saxiou angela merkel said we can't trust old friends like we used to. and since your job requires shoulder to shoulder diplomacy, how the president's reluctance to apffirm our commitment at th nato summit affects your job. >> i think that article v is something that we have always supported. >> do you support it today? >> yes, absolutely. >> you are willing to say that america's policy is to support article v? >> yes. there are a lot of things he didn't say and people are nitpicking at what people did say. if it was a change in policy, he would have said it. it's not a change of policy. you can always nit-pick at things. what i will tell you is that germany will see in time that we have the backs of our allies. and all of our allies are starting to see that and tha

nikki haley says there's nothing wrong with that.ke the job, you automatically assume that you work for the president. and you are part of a team and loyalty is a big thing. it's -- as a former governor, i can tell you loyalty and trust is everything when you're a ceo. so i can totally understand why he's looking for loyalty and trust. >> loyalty to the constitution first, correct? >> of course. look, first we serve the people. i've always looked at that. you serve the people first. but having said that, you never forget who's in charge. >> and so ambassador eisen, not necessarily talking about lylely to country but in terms of commitment and investigation in the white house, you said it's worse than actually breaking the law. what do you mean and what's your response to what haley had to say? >> fred, thanks for having me. happy mother's day. i have to disagree with ambassador haley. in that context. where the president was on notice when he had this loyaltier widinner with director comey. in that context, one inference you make is

nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to u.n.: "the president is the ceo of the country. he can hire and fire whoever he wants. that's his right. whether you agree with it or not, it's the truth. what he's trying to do is find his own team, figure out how he's going to do it. were there better ways he could have done that? that's for everybody else to decide." president donald trump says he might choose his replacement from a shortlist for comey before leaving for his first overseas trip as president on friday. president donald trump: "these are outstanding people that are very well-known, highest level... so, we could make a fast decision."reporter: "before the trip next week, you think possibly?"president donald trump: "even that is possible." trump's aides have been screening potential replacements for comey, interviewing several people over the weekend.i'm andrew spencer, reporting in san carlos a grandmother says she was scammed of 45- hundred dollars by a caller pretending to be her grandson. he told her he was in jail and needed bail money in the form of best buy g

ambassador nikki haley. thank you for coming in. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> serious stuff to begin with. the seventh missile test this year from the north koreans. it appears to have been a success. your administration has said this era of strategic patience is over. is there anything you can do right now to stop the tests? >> you have to get into kim jong-un's head. he's in a state of paranoia. he's incredibly concerned about anything and everything around him. i think this was a message to south korea, after the election. and so what we're going to do is to continue to tighten the screws. he feels it. he absolutely feels it. we're going to continue whether it's sanctions, press statements. >> it doesn't appear to be affecting his actions. >> i can tell you, we're working better with china than we ever have. we're determined to take care of south korea which is why we have our mission there, working on that as well. we're going to continue to take care of japan. what we do know is that the international community is conce

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nikki haley is on her way to jordan.ig melvin is in i'm man where nikki haley plans to take a look at the refugee camps there. craig, good morning. >> reporter: good day to you from amman, jordan. is where nikki haley will be touching downey moment now. this will be her first trip abroad as u.n. ambassador. we're told she's go to jordan and then turkey as well. to the east, of course, president trump in saudi arabia, having a number of conversations among them. the ambassador will spend her time in the middle east getting a first-hand, up-close look at the effects of that war. as you know, some 7 million people have been killed, another 5 million -- 5 million displaced. those refugees are at the top of the agenda for the ambassador. she made headlines last month at the security council there at the united nations as she held up those images of women and children who had been killed as a result of chemical weapons in syria. the ambassador going to be spending some time at those refugee camps talking to the refugees, also

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, claimed today that north korean leader kim jong un is in a" state of paranoia." haley also responded to comments yesterday from a senior north korean official that the north might be open to direct talks with president trump under what she called the right conditions. >> having a missile test is not the way to sit down with the president, because he's absolutely not going to do it. and i can tell you, he can sit there and say all the conditions he wants; until he meets our conditions, we're not sitting down with him. >> sreenivasan: the last time the u.s. and north korea engaged in six-party talks about north korea's weapons programs was 2008, and christopher hill led the u.s. delegation. hill was the u.s. ambassador to south korea during the bush administration. he's now the dean of the josef korbel school of international studies at the university of denver and joins me now from colorado springs. of all, are you surprised that just days after south korea elects a president, north korea does this? >> i'm really not surprised. i mean fra

>> i think nikki haley speaks clearly.signals, defiance from the north koreans as well as the determination by the united states. the conditions will be set by diplomacy. i think we have quite a ways to go. eric: what would you like to see, what do they have to do before we can start any talks if that's possible at all? >> i think stability in the korean peninsula is a goal. i think a diplomacy that's been established with the president's diplomacy with xi jinping is important. today in beijing, not surprisingly we have not only china and president xi but we also have vladimir putin both in beijing looking at their rogue initiative and provided comment with regard to recklessness of north korea action. eric: you say that and that may not be a good combination. you have kim jong un flipping off president xi at the same time missile landed 60 miles from russia, that could be too close for comfort for vladimir putin. >> it is too close to comfort. that particular missile drop area in the sea of japan or 60 nautical miles were

ambassador nikki haley.nts ago for a sitdown interview here at the united nations mission. she did acknowledge that if the u.s. successfully did that, that it would potentially upset many in the international community. but in her words, it is meant to balance out the regulations of the obama administration. she says president trump's number one goal is american jobs and to help our industry, and she reassured environmentalists that even if the u.s. does bow out, the planet will still be protected. >> what would you say the supporters of it who think it would be disastrous to pull out for the human race? >> look, we care as much about the climate as we do about jobs. where there's a way to balance it. you don't have to have one of the other. i think that's what everyone internationally needs to know. were not going to start polluting and creating all these problems in the world. what we are going to do is balance it out. >> we met on the heels of her foreign trip also to deal with the catastrophe of syria. s

nikki haley is also traveling overseas.he was at a refugee camp in jordan which is home to 80,000 syrian refugees in an exclusive interview, craig melvin, she says her focus is on syria, the worst humanitarian crisis since world war ii. you've been talking to a number of families. what have they been telling you? what were you telling them. >> overwhelmingly, every single one, they all just want to go home. that's what their prayer is every day is one day syria will be peaceful enough that they can go back. >> and joining me now is craig melvin in amman, jordan. an extraordinary scene. the fact you have seen the suffering in these refugee camps, jordan is incredibly hospitable to be putting up with this for years and years. it's a drain on their economy. and the population is almost as large as the population now of the country of jordan. >> that refugee camp that you just showed there actually right now, it's the fourth largest city in the entire country of jordan. 80,000 refugees. it has grown considerably since it first

there was something about her persona that was saying this is the character of haley.t first we were thinking let's cast a hollywood star to be this character. but i was using her as an someone,and finally said what we just reach out to her. >> i can i do that on property. i've already called the cops. >> i need you to come back right now. come back here. of movies or a lot tv but one dead got a message. it was sean and it just says, i sent you an email about a film opportunity. messages,t of creepy so i looked him up, and i find out who he is. i'm like, ok, interesting. we got on the phone and he told me a little bit about the movie, and i still thought it was a joke. someone is just messing with me, because this doesn't happen to people, you know what i mean? he flew me out for an audition and i was in florida or two or three days. so i ask them, when do i know if i got the heart? -- if i got the part? and he was like, you got the part, you are haley. it was the most surreal thing ever. reporter: how is it acting with an oscar-nominated actor like will -- like willem

we'll go live to craig melvin who traveled with nikki haley.did the ambassador tell you about this? >> reporter: well, chris, you know sunday's launch was the 11th since the beginning of president trump taking office. there's been some declaration from the u.s. officials that this is the last straw. there's going to be some sort of consequence for this action. so just a few hours after north korea's most recent launch, i asked the u.s. ambassador, what now? north korea has launched yet another missile. a few weeks ago in an interview, you said that we should continue to try the sanctions. at what point do we try something else? at what point do we concede that's not working? >> we're doing that now. in terms of getting another resolution together, looking at sanctions and how we're going to continue to force it, because this is the same movie that keeps playing. >> all options are on the table? >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: what does that mean? what does that include? >> that means we have made it very clear. we don't want to st

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um, i'm just waiting for haley. did you ring the bell? i texted.aid she'd be down in just a minute. oh, great. tell her i said hi. i will. dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy. hey, come on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious. come on. i'll catch you up. sit it. park it. come on, i don't bite.

this is nikki haley's first trip overseas as u.n. ambassador, set to arrive here in amman, jordan in a few hours from now and from here will make her way to turkey. president trump to the eat of us in saudi arab eat of us in saudi arabia, conversations undoubtedly about how to end the six-year war in syria and the ambassador here in the middle east getting a firsthand look at the effects of that war. it was haley, of course, who really grabbed the world by the collar early last month when she held up those pictures of women and children who had been killed using chemical weapons in syria. some 7 million people have been killed since the war started. another 5 million are rep fugee. the ambassador will spend time in jordan touring one of those refugee camps along the syrian border, do the same in turkey along the syrian border, spend time in a refugee camp there as well as a u.s.-funded school for refugees. haley really has emerged, if you will, as one of the most outspoken, vocal members of the trump cabinet. haley spent time talking

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>> sandra: nikki haley at a refugee camp in jordan.ledging additional support for millions of refugees who have fled seer kwraoes civil war. that vow, despite president trump's proposed budget calling for steep cuts to u.n. funding. haley's visit marks her first overseas trip as u.s. ambassador. f president trump adopting a positive and practical tone on his trip to the middle east. >> we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship. instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interest and values. >> sandra: the president's tone contrasting with president obama's trip. >> i have come here to seek a new beginning between the united states and muslims around the world. one based on mutual interest and mutual respect. and one based upon the truth that america and islam are not exclusive and need not be in competition. >> sandra: chris stirewalt, good to see you. clearly from the sound of both presidents, you clearly saw a difference in tone. can you point that out for us? what is the

let's start with the ambassador haley. on her stance. >> i think she's right on the mark. i think she is truly reflecting the president's attitude as a result of this last testing. i think the testing in this case had less to do with our president and much more to do with the new resident in south korea who has been recently elected, replacing a politician who is now in jail for corruption. president moon made a number of comments for a desire to begin dialogue and discussions with the north koreans. i sense this is designed to get that attention and also, hopefully from the north korean perspective, president moon will begin a dialogue like that. the pattern of north korean behavior from the out side has always been do something bad, talk about something horrible and get concessions from your adversaries whether it's the south korean or u.s. by and large the results are mixed, that has worked for their favor. arthel: will work this time? you heard ambassador haley, she was adamant. he can lay out all the conditions he wan

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we've been traveling with ambassador haley for a few days now. seeing firsthand the effects of syria's six-year-old war. in a wide-ranging exclusive interview, she talked about the devastating humanitarian crisis that persists here. she also became the first trump cabinet official to endorse the idea of a special counsel to investigate ties between the administration and russia. then, she had another warning for north korea. >> north korea has launched yet another missile. a few weeks ago in an interview, you said that we should continue to try the sanctions. at what point do we try something else? at what point do we concede that's not working? >> we're doing that now, in terms of getting another resolution together, looking at sanctions and how we're going to continue to force it, because this the same movie that keep playing. >> reporter: all options are on the table? >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: what does that mean? what does that include? >> that means we have made it clear, we don't want to start a fight, so don't give us a

ambassador nikki haley overseas on her own trip. today, national correspondent craig melvin is traveling with the outspoken ambassador and sat down with her exclusively about that and other issues facing the trump administration. craig, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. we've been traveling with ambassador haley for a few days now. seeing the affects of 6-year-old war. in a wide-ranging exclusive interview, she talked about the devastating humanitarian crisis that persists here. she became the first cabinet official to endorse the idea of a special counsel to investigate ties between the administration and russia. then, she had another warning for north korea. north korea launched another missile. a few weeks ago, you said we should continue to try the sanctions. at what point do we try something else? at what point do we concede that's not working? >> we're doing that now, in terms of getting a resolution together and sanctions and how we're going to force it. this is the same movie that keeps playing. >> re

nicki haley is on a mission to see how refugees are coping overseas. craig melvin is traveling with her in ayman, jordan. good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, jeff rossen. as you mentioned, this will be nikki haley's first trip overseas as u.s. ambassador. she's set to arrive here in ayman, jordan. from here, he or she will make her way to turkey. president trump to the east of us in saudi arabia had a number of conversations un to end the six-year war in syria. the ambassador will be here in the middle east getting a close look at the effects of that war. it was haley, of course, who really grabbed the world by the collar early last month when she held up pictures of women and children who had been killed using chemical weapons in syria. some 7 million people have been killed since the war started. another 5 million refugees. the ambassador will spend time here in jordan touring one of the refugee camps. along with also spending some time at a u.s.-funded school for refugees. ha haley spent time talking about the annexation of crimea all options were

when nikki haley, our ambassador to the u.n. says it is his right to fire the director. thank you for the obvious. it has nothing to do if it was the appropriate action to take. it has nothing to do if it was done inappropriately to undermine an ongoing investigation and undermine the independence of the fbi director. we need to get back to the fbi director. the fbi director has a ten-year term to take the political heat. they are independent from politics. james comey was celebrated in 2004 for the independence and somehow lost his nerve last year. >> nikki haley saying he is the ceo of the country. she bought into the party line. she has to remember she was regarded highly because of her independence. we'll take a break. we have a lot more to talk about. >> so stand by. some republican leadership shying away from defending the decision to fire james comey. is it time for the gop to stand up? are they choosing party over country? we discuss all of that next. ♪ you might not ever just stand there, looking at it. you may never even sit in the back seat. yeah, but maybe yo

president trump, with secretary tillerson and a passer haley -- ambassador haley and jim mattis, we have good people he has appointed to protect the emerging people and provide a defense system now in place in south korea. host: let's hear from ron and vermont. caller: good morning, representative wilson. i'm an independent voter. i have been independent for a number of years. i have voted for -- i did vote for hillary, but i held my nose. shame about the democrats and republicans for giving us bad candidates. choices are people who don't get in debates and have no chance of winning, so republicans and democrats give us lovely choices. -- lousy choices. here's my question. donald trump called ted cruz line ted and he called hillary ,linton crooked hillary which i kind of agreed with. now we have a president who is not consistent with what he says. your comment at the state of the union and he seemed to be a truth finder, would you put your hand on a stack of bibles? if you were to put your hand on a stack of bibles and tell the american people, would you tell the market people that donal

governor haley haley barbour sae liberal media elite are making too much about how this was handled.a good story to tell in the first quarter even though that gdp number was horrible. >> absolutely. we are killing it this quarter not just on the earnings line, we are seeing revenue growth which is the good stuff. maria: 6% revenue growth. >> that's the real good thing. maria: pretty good. but we're not talking about that. we're talking about jim comey. that's the issue. great show today, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" begins right now. here is stuart. stuart: thanks so much, maria. good morning -- [laughter] that's so nice. good morning, everyone. great to be back. my thanks to my colleague, charles payne, for all his hard work over the past week. here we go. comey, comey, comey everywhere. despite the nonstop, over the top coverage, investors have barely blinked. we'll get to the money angle in just a moment. first of all, just look at this, please. new york times, trump is insulting our intelligence. and, again, new york times

-russia relations on nbc's meet the press tonight well you went ambassador nikki haley previewed the upcoming overseas trip on abc's this week. >> i don't understand how this is not a top issue for you to deal with with them in order to essentially start a clean slate. you can start with a clean slate until they own up to what they did or we punish them in a way that they are not going to do this again. important to is understand that we are not trying to start with a clean slate. i think terms like having a reset are overused. you can reset and erase the past, you can't start with a clean slate. we are not trying to. we're starting with the slate we have an all the problems that are on that slate, we don't dismiss any of them, we don't give anyone a free pass on them, they are part of the entire nature of the discussion you are having with the russians. there are a large number of issues that we have been around to addressing in order to put this relationship back together if that is indeed possible. >> he is making an amazing first trip. is going to saudi arabia, israel and rome. t

ambassador nameky haley saying enough is enough. >> we don't want to start a fight so don't give us a reason to have one. >> her candid take on the north korean threat and the scandals that have rocked the trump administration. >>> wild encounter. a sea lion rises from the water once before suddenly darting up again and dragging a little girl off a pier. the actions that may have saved her life. >>> and the show won't go on, the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus holds its final performance ever packing up its tent after a 146 year run, the emotional good-bye today monday, may 22, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. we have willie in for matt this morning and when i lo video, i'm shocked by how quickly that little girl falls into the water and how quickly a man runs in and saves her. >> they go from having fun leaning over the balcony to being in the water. and the reflexes of the man who saved her. we have that this morning. >>> but let us start with the p

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nikki haley says the u.s. cannot let up. >> i think you have to get into kim jong-un's head. he is in a state of paranoia. he is concerned about anything and everything around him. this was a message to south korea after the election and what we will do is tighten the screws. he feels it. we will continue whether it sanctions, press statements, anything we have to do. laura: caroline shively is live in washington. if this is a medium range missile, what damage can it do? >> it can do some definite damage. within the last hour, the news agency said the aim was to verify that the missile could carry a large scale nuclear warhead and they are calling it a success. there is what u.s. officials say. it is a single stage liquid fueled missile, not the solid fuel missile that was tested back in february. that caused more concern for pentagon officials. it was in the air for roughly 30 minutes and traveled about 430 miles according to the south korean military. a medium range missile can go further but this had a very high trajectory. the u.s. officials that it splashed down in the s

but we have seen some very harsh words out of his ambassador nikki haley. she has been very critical of russia. given what we have seen in north korea and syria, it's really not much of a surprise we would see these two men actually get together and have a discussion. >> let's talk about him, kim jung-un what the president has said about him in the past few days. >> he's 27 years old. his father dies. took over a regime. say what you want but that's not easy. especially at that age and i'm not giving him credit or not. i'm just saying that's a hard thing to do. at a young age he assumed power. a lot of people i'm sure tried to take that power away whether it was his uncle or anybody else and he was able to do it. and obviously he's a pretty smart cookie. if it would be appropriate for me to meet with him, i would absolutely -- i would be honored to do it. if it's under the -- again, under the right circumstances. >> so he's talking about the ruthless dictator. what do you make of his praise for the president? >> i think it's careless. in a couple of words t

president trump no doubt saying some words, perhaps nikki haley as well. she's scheduled to be there and then the u.s. embassador to israel freedman also there and you see there the president of israel and the prime minister netanyahu also. rob: after this trip the president continues on, he's doing a lot of work overseas on this trip. he will go to the vatican after this and spend time in italy and will talk to nato and brussels, belgium an organization that he's been critical of and trying to get the neighbor nations to defend the world and the right of good and to put 2 or 3%, pete, nato organizations, -- 2% are not meeting and not putting their fair share for defense and it ends of us being the the ones that bear the brunt of the cost. heather: a couple of key points that people will be looking at during trip to israel, we talked about whether or not he will follow through on a campaign promise and moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. also extensively we talked about the possibility of peace in the middle east, peace between the palestinians and israe

nikki haley says the u.s. cannot let up. >> i think you have to get into kim jong-un's head. he is in a state of paranoia. he is concerned about anything and everything around him. this was a message to south korea after the election and what we will do is tighten the screws. he feels it. we will continue whether it sanctions, press statements, anything we have to do. laura: caroline shively is live in washington. if this is a medium range missile, what damage can it do? >> it can do some definite damage. within the last hour, the news agency said the aim was to verify that the missile could carry a large scale nuclear warhead and they are calling it a success. there is what u.s. officials say. it is a single stage liquid fueled missile, not the solid fuel missile that was tested back in february. that caused more concern for pentagon officials. it was in the air for roughly 30 minutes and traveled about 430 miles according to the south korean military. a medium range missile can go further but this had a very high trajectory. the u.s. officials that it splashed down in the s

haley: how could you do this?! alex: dad! luke: you were supposed to be my hero! you let me down!r i forgot to meet the electrician today to fix our faulty junction box. (flashlight clicks) guys, i'm not gonna make excuses. i've been really busy at work. well, i was halfway through straightening my hair. and i was in the middle of doing three weeks' worth of laundry. and i was actually writing a term paper right when the lights went out, and...what? this isn't soda. okay, before you guys say anything, i only put this on because i didn't have anything -- (laughing) aah! well, the problem obviously self-corrected, which i knew it would. well, i fixed it. yeah, mom called a guy. oh, claire, i'm so sorry. i got busy at work, and -- oh, honey, don't even worry about it. mwah. i'm just glad the fridge is up and running. i pre-packed all the lunches for tomorrow.

haley, have you seen my blue -- ah. dylan: hey, mrs. dunphy. oh, hey, dylan. you know i can see you, right? no, i did not know that.

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we're going to pass the haley. >> hey, baby girl. hi, sweetie.vannah. >> one second. one second. >> hi, little girl. >> how are you sleeping, haley? are you letting momma sleep? >> apparently not so well last night. >> goodness. there we go. there we go. >> she's looking at herself in the monitor. >> please, throw up on her. please. >> oh, my goodness. >> haley, you rock. >> those eyes. >> i think carson knows what he's doing. >> come on, carson. >> pass the haley. >> not the first time carson has held a baby. >> come here. oh, yes, i see you. >> we're going to have much more on a premother's day >>> good morning, it's 8:26 now on this friday, may 12th. let's get a check on the roads. >> friday is starting early then. that's okay. i don't blame you. taking a look here at the beltway area, no big problems a. lot of earlier issues are now gone. southbound blocking the center of the road there. southbound connecticut at the cathedral, have a crash reported there as well and 270 at montrose looking good both northbound and southbound. >> we will get

it's haley for you at this moment.use haley is your baby. not just a baby, she's yours. i'm old. i had my kids late. i don't want any other kids but vale and charlie. those are amy babies. even if you're not a mom in a traditional sense, we all have the children we're meant to pregnant for a lot of years. the day they found out they were pregnant for us was the day they found out they were accepted to adopt. i keep that picture they sent to the adoption agency by my bed. my mom said this looks like people desperate to have children, and for you with haley. that's what you've done. and you've changed a lot of people's ideas on what mother hood is. >> dylan, happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> for the first time ever. >> i'm so excited. and i'm very fortunate. every night i wake up at 3:30 in the morning to pump. it wakes up brian every night. he looks over and says i just want you to know you're beautiful. i love you. you're the best mom i've ever known. and thank you for everything you do. >> what? >> does he have roo

nikki haley is visiting. craig, is traveling with her. craig, good morning to you. >> that is good morning in arabic or at least so i've been told. she's set to arrive here in jordan a few hours from now. from here, she'll make her way to turkey. president trump to the east and saudi arabia having a number of conversations there undoubtedly about how to end the six-year-old war in syria. the ambassador will spend her time here in the middle east getting a first-hand up close look of the effects of that war. it was haley, of course, who really grabbed the world by the collar earlier last month when he held up those pictures of women and children who had been killed using chemical weapons in sear. some 7 million people have been killed since the war started. another 5 million are refugees. an ambassador tells me she'll spend some time touring the border, spend some time in a refugee camp there, along with spending time in a school for refugees. haley really has emerged, if you will, as really one of the most outspoken members of the trump c

. >> and nikki haley, despite the president's past calls that cut u.s. funding for the united nations. ♪ good morning everyone. it's a very busy monday morning. i'm amon. and we're awaiting president trump's arrival. we're looking at new pictures of the president and first lady departing saudi arabia about two hours ago. the president should be landing soon in tel aviv. israel newspaper reports benjamin netanyahu had to order the ministers to arrive. after they disinvited them and reinvited them only to view from the sidelines. he wants to be united and ready to take a fresh look at the peace process with the palestini palestinians. he had to win approval of even modest gestures meant to encourage palestinian economy and ease conditions for those living in the west bank and elsewhere. >>> joining us in jerusalem, host, andrea mitchell. president trump will visit some historic religious sites in israel. tell us about the agenda and how the white house has prepared for this visit. >> the white house has really prepared down to every minute. he's been runni

that's for everybody else to decide. >> nikki haley. as for the potential tapes, she said she's assumes she's being taped everywhere. james comey has declined an invitation to testify behind closed doors tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee. but "the new york times" and others are reporting he's willing to testify as long as it's out in public for everybody to see. one key issue is a white house dinner between james comey and president trump just days after the inauguration. the. has one story. he says he thought james comey arranged the dinner and that comey told him the fbi was not investigating him. the "new york times" and others report that president trump invited james comey and the president asked repeatedly whether the fbi director would pledge a loyalty to him. according to the times, director comey declined. our chief white house correspondence john roberts is live at the white house. what is the white hou saying about these potential tapes if anything at all? >> as you pointed out, shep, they're not saying a lot.

nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to u.n.: "the president is the ceo of the country.e and fire whoever he wants. that's his right. whether you agree with it or not, it's the truth. what he's trying to do is find his own team, figure out how he's going to do it. were there better ways he could have done that? that's for everybody else to decide." president donald trump says he might choose his replacement from a shortlist for comey before leaving for his first overseas trip as president on friday. president donald trump: "these are outstanding people that are very well-known, highest level... so, we could make a fast decision."reporter: "before the trip next week, you think possibly?"president donald trump: "even that is possible." trump's aides have been screening potential replacements for comey, interviewing several people over the weekend.i'm andrew spencer, reporting (jr stone) demonstrators spelled out the word "resist!" at trump national golf club in los angeles county. it was organized by the group "indivisible san pedro." they say it took about two hundred vol

nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to u.n.: "the president is the ceo of the country.he can hire and fire whoever he wants. that's his right. whether you agree with it or not, it's the truth. what he's trying to do is find his own team, figure out how he's going to do it. were there better ways he could have done that? that's for everybody else to decide." president donald trump says he might choose his replacement from a shortlist for comey before leaving for his first overseas trip as president on friday. president donald trump: "these are outstanding people that are very well-known, highest level... so, we could make a fast decision."reporter: "before the trip next week, you think possibly?"president donald trump: "even that is possible." trump's aides have been screening potential replacements for comey, interviewing several people over the weekend.i'm andrew spencer, kron4 news. (jrstone) schools across the nation are bracing for cuts to medicaid funding as the healthcare overhaul advances. schools receive four-billion dollars in medicaid reimnbursements annually.

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haley speaking to craig during a trip to the middle east. >> president trump said that robert mueller divided this country. you disagree with that? >> i think all the questions need to be answered so the administration can get back to work. >>> dramatic audio of an altercation between a reporter and the montana gop candidate gianforte on the eve of the election. the congressional candidate was on top of me. >>> the father of a little girl yanked into the water by a 700-pound sea lion in british columbia praised the girl's grandfather for saving her life. >>> this week, extraordinary moments caught on camera. a bow hunter in canada fought off a charging black bear. >>> a carjacking attempt failed when a woman fear policely jumped onto the hood of the car to stop the thieves in action. >>> bystanders ran for safety when a tanker truck exploded into a ball of flames next to a gas station in california. the driver sadly di children after the car started to roll down the driveway. the mother making it back just in time. >>> this is where i programmed facebook. >> facebook founder mark zuck

so are you in the same place as haley that there are still some questions unanswered? >> there are. the russians on and if not why not? that sfwoing to put the president in a tough position if he is continuing to spread the information about the globe, that is going to be making the source reluctant to come forward in the future. >> haley, are you with me? >> yes, lester. >> and the tweeting information contradicted mcmaster, did it not? >> well, lester, he said that he shared what he described as facts of terrorism, and aviation-related terror threats in that meeting with rush sharks and no discrepancy publicly from the white house or frankly behind the scenes that the president had described common threats and that is something that you heard, but you did hear pushback from the white house officials that the washington post reporting was completely false essentially, a and you heard it again that the premise of the story was false, and the president did appear to be confirming that he talked about the threats with russian officials, and it is certainly going to raise more question

rex tillerson was never in government before and nikki haley very much was. maybe that has something to do with it. this isn't the first time you've seen those two officials in particular take completely different tacks on an issue. >> i think that's when we talk about where do we go for middle east peace process from here, part of it will have to be can we trust the united states with our information with their word? do we know where they stand? are they credible? are they flip flopping all over the place? are your views constantly evolving and you don't wknow where they stand? you don't finish you're telling you what you want to hear. that will be important for the parties on the other side of the table to have. right now still leaders all across the world are trying to figure out this administration and what their views are and what they stand for and what they believe in. >> do you have a point? >> yes. concerning jewish americans and conservatives in isreal are beginning to wonder a little bit about donald trump or some of the reasons you raised earlier