weijia jiang starts us off tonight from the united nations.we had a perfect phone call with the president of ukraine. everybody knows it. >> reporter: the phone conversation between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy is the talk of the town as president trump meets with world leaders in new york city. the president has been on the defensive since it was revealed that a whistleblower filed a complaint about his communications with ukraine. the question: did mr. trump in that july 25th call threaten to withhold military funding if the ukrainians did not investigate joe biden and his son? >> no i didn't. no, i didn't. >> reporter: today he confirmed they discussed foreign aid, but no quid pro quo. >> i put no pressure on them whatsoever. i could have. i think it would probably possibly have been okay if i did. but i didn't. i didn't put any pressure on them whatsoever. >> reporter: president trump claims the former vice president abused his position to help his son hunter, who worked for a ukrainian gas company at the tim

reporting team has new details on every angle of this story, and we're going to begin with weijia jiangh the president in new york. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. it's all a hoax, folks. it's all a big hoax. >> reporter: president trump basked in his belief that the summary of his phone call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky proves he did nothing wrong. earlier, zelensky backed that up. >> i think you read everything. i'm sorry, but i don't want to be involved to democratic elections of u.s.a. nobody pushed me. dy pushed me. >> iother words, no pressure. >> reporter: the summary of their july 25 phone call reveals that the president repeatedly asked zelensky to investigate joe biden and his son, hunter, who is on the board of a ukrainian oil company, even suggesting he work with u.s. attorney general william barr. the summary is not a verbatim transcript, but a memo, based on the notes and recollections of those listening in. mr. trump said, "there's a lot of talk about biden's son, and a lot of people want to find out about that, so whatever you can do with the attorney

reena. >> ninan: weijia jiang at the white house. thank you, weijia. the centers for disease control is urging americans to stop vaping. the warning comes as the c.d.c. is investigating at least five reaths across five states. and many more are getting very sick. here's carter evans. >> i'm 18 years old. my lungs are like a r:-year-old's. >> reporter: adam hergendreder has been in an illinois hospital for a week, sick from vaping. >> they told me if we didn't bring him in when we brought him ed, his lungs would have collapsed, and he would have died. >> reporter: the centers for disease control has now identified 450 possible vaping-related illnesses in 33 states. >> vaping is the only common oactor in these injuries to date. many individuals have sing common sutance in allca bu, some like most who fell ill, adam hergendreder says he used t.h.c. vapes, and also vaped nicotine in a separate product made by juul, the largest e-cigarette maker in the country. >> when i first started juuling, i didn't know what nicotine was, so i just thought it was just a

weijia jiang is here. >> look, it's just a continuation of the witch hunt.s the worst witch hunt in political history. >> reporter: president trump reacted angrily on twitter after nancy pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry, writing, "can you believe this? presidential harassment." earlier in the day, he tweeted he will release tomorrow a "complete, fully declassified and unredacted transcript of my phone conversation with president zelensky of ukraine." >> it was a perfect call. there was no quid pro quo. >> reporter: the president denies he pressured ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in that july 25 call to investigate joe biden and his son, or the u.s. would stop promised aid payments. >> i could have. i think it would probably, possibly have been okay if i did. but i didn't. >> reporter: but his explanation for blocking that aid has shifted. yesterday, it was fear of corruption in ukraine. >> we're supporting a country. we want to make sure that country is honest. >> reporter: today, burden sharing. >> because i think that other countries s

around the world at least 36 people have been killed in a roadway collision near you shane in china's jiang su province local officials say a bus veered into the opposite lane on an expressway and collided with a truck a flat tire is thought to have caused the accident. clashes with right wing protesters have marred a gay pride march in the eastern polish city of lublin but 1500 people marched under heavy guard police used water cannon and detained several dozen far right demonstrators. afghanistan's presidential election day has been mord by as many as 68 taliban attacks most of them using rockets official say at least 5 people were killed and scores more were injured the islamist group threatened to disrupt the election with violence and had warned voters to stay at home but some vote voters refused to be deterred. by dula not voting was no option he waited patiently to cast his ballot in kabul he's part of afghanistan's urban middle class and he can't believe so many people in his country are turning their backs on democracy. and i think afghanistan should take a lesson from other democr

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commission president jiang have ended without any breakthrough there is now less than 7 weeks until britain leaves the e.u. johnson was heckled during his trip by british retirees living in luxembourg. it was not quite the welcome he had been hoping for forced johnson on his way to meet luxembourg's prime minister. johnson met with e.u. commission president john clarke to discuss brecht's that over lunch. the prime minister expressed optimism that a so-called hot bricks it could be avoided. yes there is a good chance of a deal yes i can see the shape of it. everybody can see roughly what could be done but it will require. movement and the us system by which the e.u. can control the u.k. after we leave. the so-called backstop. to go from that treaty but officials caution that johnson had so far failed to come up with an alternative to the backstop. the british prime minister has said he does not seek to delay practice it beyond the current october 31st deadline i am he also seemed to be in a rush to depart from the meeting with his luxembourg counterpart and jovial but tell was left to hold

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on new british prime minister boris johnson is in luxembourg to tell european commission president jiang close gilberto that progress has been made on a deal to get britain out of the e.u. on october 31st but brussels has played down talk of a break for. president trump says the u.s. could respond militarily to his talks on oil facilities in saudi arabia over the weekend each tweeted that the u.s. was locked and loaded and waiting to hear from riyadh with the rebels in yemen have claimed responsibility but trump says that a wrong is to play. off next sunday w. news asia. block this song has been called hong kong's protests and found we look at the way that it expresses protesters aspirations for their city. a look at why rape laws in japan work against victims rather than for that. and a year on from the landmark ruling on gay sex in india have attitudes really changed. all that more coming up with my colleague dear i should energy on t.v. good news i'm sarah kelly in berlin because so much for joining us here on t w n do stay with us if you can in the meantime we wish you a great day. e

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weijia jiang begins our coverage at the white house. >> i'm not looking to get into new conflict, butometimes you r:ve to.sint trump stopped short of blaming iran for the attacks on two saudi oil plants, but indicated it was likely iran and a u.s. intelligence official tells cbs news that tehran did indeed launch the attack. >> well, it's looking that way. we'll have some pretty good-- we're having some very strong studies done, but it's certainly looking that way at this moment. >> reporter: the administration released satellite images of the saudi facilities, where 17 structures where hit 19 times. the strikes at the world's durgest production facility caused the biggest oil disruption in history, reducing global output by 5%. iranian-backed houthi rebels engaged in a civil war in yemen have struck inside saudi arabia before, and today claimed responsibility. the saudi government said the weapons used in the attack were iranian made but did not specify where they were launched from. >> i'm very confident that we know exactly what was used to attack us, and we know exactly where it c

commission president jiang to discuss threats that over lunch. the prime minister expressed optimism that a so-called heartbreaks it could be avoided. yes there is a good chance of a deal yes i can see the shape of it. everybody can see roughly what could be done but it will require. movement and the us system by which the e.u. can control the u.k. after we leave. the so-called backstop. to go from that treaty but you officials cautioned that johnson had so far failed to come up with an alternative to the backstop. the british prime minister has said he does not seek to delay brax it beyond the current october 31st deadline i am he also seemed to be in a rush to depart from the meeting with his luxembourg counterpart and jovial but was left to hold a joint press conference. to tell them not to hold back his frustration. you can't hold the future hostage for party political gates. be. so no it's its own. mr johnson. he holds the future of all u.k. citizens and every you citizens leaving the u.k. he sense if he stressed once ability you know people

has had his 1st meeting with the european commission president jiang or in luxembourg now the 2 sides have given starkly different assessments of the outcome before the meeting johnson said that he was cautiously optimistic about the prospects of a leave deal with the e.q. even as brussels played down talks of a breakthrough afterwards the e.u. commission released a sober statement saying that britain still needs to come up with a viable alternative to the contentious irish border backstop but both the u.k. and the e.u. have agreed to step up their efforts to negotiate and orderly divorce. let's get more now we are joined by d.w. correspondent barbara vessel who is standing by for us in luxembourg so barbara the meeting is over these talks have concluded what's the mood there. the mood is very skeptical because many people have thought that at least johnson would be bringing something to the table something a bit more reassuring then just it peering here sounding junco junco one more time that he's not going to ask for an extension and the rest is still up in the air is so it is not v

weijia jiang reports it's personal for mr. trump. >> a lot of people think vaping is wonderful. v's great. it's really not wonderful. mp reporter: president trump warned parents about a dramatic spike in vaping among young people. new data suggests more than 25% of high school students use e- cigarettes. in 2018, 68% reported using glavors like bubble gum and cotton candy, which is why secretary of health and human services alex azar said they must be banned. >> an entire generation of children risk becoming addicted o nicotine because of the attractiveness, appealability, and availability of these vaping products. >> reporter: a generation that includes first son barron trump. >> that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son together that is a beautiful young man, and she feels very, very strongly about it. >> reporter: azar said first lady melania trump is very involved in the process of removing all flavored nicotine from the market except the tobacco flavor aimed at smokers trying to quit traditional cigarettes. -s-smoker mike stephany bought ntueberry lemonade. >>

weijia jiang is traveling with the president in north carolina. weijia, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, norah, in an e-mail to staff members, noaa's top scientist said that he was investigating potential violations that may have compromised the agency's policy of scientific integrity. craig mclean was reacting to a press release on friday that backed the claim by president trump that hurricane dorian siuld hit alabama hard. after the president made those comments, the national weather service in birmingham contradicted them in a tweet saying, "alabama will not see any impacts from dorian." e unsigned noaa release said that tweet was wrong. this afternoon the commerce department said the statement was not sent because secretary rlbur ross threatened to have people at noaa fired, something they are denying altogether, and the director of the national weather service today stood by the birmingham tweet saying it was sent out for one reason, public safety. norah. ij o'donnell: all right, weijia who is in north carolina where the president is campaigning tonight for a spec

weijia jiang is at the white utuse tonight with new explanations of how that controversial phone call handled. >> reporter: a senior administration official tells cbs news national security council lawyers directed that the classified document be handled appropriately and confirmed a transcript of the july 25 call between president trump and ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, was filed in a separate, highly classified system. counselor to the president kellyanne conway tried to pplain why. >> his calls with the leaders of mexico and australia leaked, and enen his conversation with the russian ambassador and someone else from that embassy, i believe, leaked. and so there's great concern. >> reporter: but the whistleblower said a white house tficial described moving the call log as an act of abuse because its substance was not a national security concern but a political one. michael allen served on the natial seccouncil president george w. bush. >> id depend oat the citent was of the people who put it in this top-s was it to protect e president from embarrassment, or was it to oro

a british prime minister boris johnson will meet with the european commission president jiang claude young connex week to try and renegotiate the u.k.'s briggs's deal in the meantime he left london for a meeting greet with people in the pro brags in town of don't cast her in northern england and address to local leaders the prime minister focused on domestic issues and regaining control from the european union and china how reports from london it didn't all go smoothly. what i wanted i think go down as a barnstorming success for boris johnson this his 2nd for a week into the labor party heartlands in the north of england form a steel producing areas rather a. voted 70 percent almost to leave in the 2016 referendum heavily labor area the conservatives clearly hoping to woo those voters over particularly the light of labor's sort of wavering policy ahead of an election whenever it comes particular on the idea of a 2nd referendum boris johnson though confronted by a voter before his big speech in doncaster market on his promises of big public spending rises in the north people have died

cbs' weijia jiang is at the white house tonight with new reporting on why the president decided to cut his adviser loose. >> reporter: our cameras spotted john bolton outside the west wing this morning, just hours before the president revealed that he had told him histhwhite. but the ousted national security adviser disputed that, saying he offered to leave. his resignation letter, delivered to the president this morning. >> we're going to announce sanctions against... >> reporter: notoriously wkwkish, bolton took a hard-line approach to foreign policy that clashed with the president's. ost recently, he opposed the widely criticized plan to meet with taliban leaders at camp david. bolton was also against mr. trump's embrace of north korean dictator kim jong-un, and his openness to engaging with iran. >> john bolton's priorities and jlicies just don't line up with re president's. >> reporter: cbs news has 7-arned in his 17-month stint, bolton never worked well with the national security team and had become increasingly isolated, even skipping meetings. he and secretary of state mike pom

a british from mr boies johnson will meet with the european commission president jiang claudio connex week to try and renegotiate the u.k.'s brigs a deal in the meantime he left london for a meeting greet with people in the progress in town of doncaster in northern england and an address to local leaders the prime minister focused on domestic issues and regaining control from the european union. i certainly won't be deterred by. anybody from our goal of coming out of the e.u. oct 31st which i think most people this country want us to do and they want us to get breaks done i believe they do. but i also won't be deterred from getting on with our domestic agenda and i think the people this country also want to hear yes it is absolutely true that the opposition parties they put it you want to have election nor do they want to deliver bracks and i have to face that that reality at the at the present but what people want is to hear how we're going to get on and deliver on their priorities and that is what we're going to do so i think it's entirely relevant to come not just to the north but

weija jiang has the story. >> a lot of people think that vaping is wonderful and great. it's not wonderful. >> reporter: president trump warned about a spike of vaping in young people. new data suggests more than 25% of high school students use e-cigarettes. in 2018, 68% reported using flavors, like bubble gum and cotton candy. that's why secretary of health and human services, alex azar, said they must be banned. >> an entire generation of children risk becoming addicted to nicotine because of the attractiveness, appealability and availability of these vaping products. >> reporter: a generation that includes first son, baron trump. >> that's how the first lady got involved. she's got a son, together, that's a beautiful, young man. and she feels very, very strongly about it. >> reporter: azar said first lady melania trump is very involved in the process of removing all flavored nicotine from the market, except the tobacco flavor, aimed at smokers trying to quit traditional cigarettes. exsmoker mike stephany brought blueberry lemonade. >> i don't want to smoke the flavorl

weijia jiang rounds up the usual suspects. >> reporter: our cameras spotted john bolton outside the west wing this morning just hours before the president revealed that he had told him his services are no longer needed at the white house. but the ousted national security adviser disputed that, saying he offered to leave. his resignation letter delivered to the president this morning. >> we're going to announce sanctions -- >> reporter: notoriously hawkish, bolton took a hardline approach to foreign policy that clashed with the president's. most recently, he opposed the widely criticized plan to meet with taliban leaders at camp david. bolton was also against mr. trump's embrace of north korean dictator kim jong-un and his openness to engaging with iran. >> john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's. >> reporter: cbs news has learned in his 17-month stint he never worked well with the national security team, and had become increasingly isolated, even skipping meetings. he and secretary of state mike pompeo were locked in a public feud. can you describe y

weijia jiang brings us the latest. >> we had a perfect phone call with the president of ukraine.phone conversation between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy is the talk of the town as president trump meets with world leaders in new york city. the president has been on the defensive since it was revealed that a whistleblower filed a complaint about his communications with ukraine. the question, did mr. trump in that july 25th call threaten to withhold military funding if the ukrainians did not investigate joe biden and his son? >> no, i didn't. no, i didn't. >> reporter: today he confirmed they discussed foreign aid, but no quid pro quo. >> i put no pressure on them whatsoever. i could have. i think it would probably possibly have been okay if i did, but i didn't. i didn't put any pressure on them whatsoever. >> reporter: president trump claims the former vice president abused his position to help his son hunter who worked for ukrainian gas company at the time. there is no evidence of wrongdoing. >> joe biden and his son are corrupt. >> reporter: the pres

weijia jiang has the story. >> look, it's just a continue of the witch hunt.litical history. >> reporter: president trump reacted angrily on twitter after nancy pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry, writing, "can you believe this?" and "presidential harassment." earlier in the day he will release a complete fully unclassified and unredacted transcript of my phone conversation with president zelensky of ukraine. >> it was a perfect call there was no quid pro quo. >> reporter: the president denied hi pressured ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in that july 25th call to investigate joe biden and his son or the u.s. would stop promised aid payments. >> i could have. i think it would probably, possibly have been okay if i did, but i didn't. >> reporter: but his explanation for blocking that aid has shifted. yesterday it was fear of corruption in ukraine. >> we're supporting a country. we want to make sure that country is honest. >> reporter: today, burden sharing. >> because i think that other countries should be paying also. why is the united states

weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> i'm not looking to get into new conflict. >> reporter:dent trump stopped short of blaming iran for the attacks on two saudi oil plants, but indicated it was likely iran, and a u.s. intelligence official tells cbs news that tehran did indeed launch the attack. >> well, it's looking that way. we'll have some pretty good -- we'll have some very strong studies done. but it's certainly looking that way at this moment. >> reporter: the administration released satellite images of the saudi facilities where 17 structures were hit 19 times. the strikes at the world's largest production facility caused the biggest oil disruption in history, reducing global output by 5%. iranian-backed houthi rebels engaged in a civil war in yemen have struck inside saudi arabia before, and today claimed responsibility. the saudi government said the weapons used in the attack were iranian made, but did not specify where they were launched from. >> i'm very confident that we know exactly what was -- what was used to attack us, and we know exactly where it came from.

weijia jiang is with us. good morning. >> good morning, dana. president trump has a long wish list that includes passing an immigration bill to build his border wall, ratifying the north american trade deal that would replace nafta and achieving an infrastructure bill, and even though a white house official says they want to take meaningful action against mass shootings and reduce gun violence, the opinion has been vague. this week he said new institutions have to be opened to treat those impacted. before congress went on break, mr. trump called for meaningful background checks but now he says recent ones would not have stopped mass shootings. in fact, he's heard 29 different proposals after having meetings and phone calls with various lawmakers. during a radio interview, mitch mcconnell said he would be happy to put a gun bill on the floor if president trump would take a clean issue on it. but the president is not willing. >>> it also seems the president's bizarre feud with noaa has taken a turn. what's up with that? >> they say the nevering th

weijia jiang begins our coverage. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. it's all a hoax, folks.nt trump basked in his belief that the summary of his phone call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky proves he did nothing wrong. earlier zelensky backed that up. >> i think you read everything. i'm sorry, but i don't want to be involved to democratic open elections of usa. nobody push it, pushed me, yes. >> in other words, no pressure. >> reporter: the summary of their july 25th phone call reveals the president repeatedly asks zelensky to investigate joe biden and his son hunter, who was on the board of a ukrainian oil company, even suggesting he work with u.s. attorney general william barr. the summary is not a verbatim transcript, but a memo based on the notes and recollections of those listening in. mr. trump said there is a lot of talk about biden's son, and a lot of people want to find out about that. so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great president has never asked him to contact ukraine. president trump also told zelensky to speak to his personal

weijia jiang is traveling with the president in north carolina, and, ouija, what have you learned? >> reporter: norah, a top scientist said he was investigating the policies of scientific rer integrity. he was reacting to a press release that backed the claim president trump said hurricane dorian could hit alabama hard. after the comments the national weather service in birmingham contradicted them in a tweet saying, alabama will not see any impacts from dorian. the unsigned noaa release said that was wrong. this afternoon they said it was not wrong because secretary wilbur ross threatened to have people fired, something they are denying altogether. they stood by the birmingham office tweet saying it was sent out for one reason, public safety. norah? >> all right, in north carolina where the president's campaigning tonight for a special house election. thank you. we'll be right back. $9.95 at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life

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i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly 100 camps so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images and they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. collected by a researcher and. construction documents found by. psychological. children of parents taking to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or shawn work you see in the paper is using government documents and hiring information. to show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at the location a

i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for accounts to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 counts so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so i published it on my blog. from a researcher and. construction. psychological. trying to take you to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the a.b.s. using government documents and hiring information. show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the camps being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at the location and size of the canvas we've also used

i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 camps so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. collected by a researcher and. construction documents found by mr. psychological. trying to take into the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the paper is using government documents and hiring information. show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at the location and size of

the 63—year old, named song jiang by the police, had been jailed for trafficking women and children butp in 2002. he had been living in a tiny cave cut off from human interaction for years. that is our summary of the news. now, back to victoria. cocaine use has reached record levels — now doctors and coroners are warning that taking the class a drug with alcohol is a "deadly combination" which can increase violent and impulsive behaviour. this programme has found at least 13 self—inflicted deaths happened in one year in england among people who took the two substances together. a "self—inflicted" death is where a person is found hanging or has deliberately harmed themselves in some way. these figures include two love island contestants — mike thalassitis and sophie graydon — and the numbers are likely to be higher as there is currently no official recording of these type of deaths. 0ur reporter anna collinson has this exclusive film. he was very smiley. he was very, very intelligent. 0ne you met him, you just fell in love with him straightaway. music: three lions (football's coming home

cautiously optimistic of getting a new brags that deal johnson's juta media rypien commission president jiang called younker in luxembourg on monday told german media he's less optimistic this stalemate will be resolved china won't include the u.s. pork soybeans and other agricultural products in new tariffs it's the latest in several recent concessions between the world's 2 biggest economies before a new round of talks on their trade war on wednesday u.s. president donald trump announced him to postpone additional tariffs on chinese goods. well as china's trade war with the u.s. rages on beijing has decided to form a new alliance with argentina the south american nation has signed a deal to export millions of tons of soybean meal which will give its economy a much needed boost but argentina now faces the challenge of meeting the needs of both superpowers reports we want to. the deal has been years in the making but the trade dispute between china and the united states has created a fresh urgency for both superpowers to look the new partners. argentina is the world's biggest producer of soybe

weijia jiang is at the white house. weijia, how close is the president to making a decision? >> good morning, anthony. president trump is not committing to any time frame, but he announced a team led by secretary of state mike pompeo will head to saudi arabia, and the u.s. is talking to neighbors in the region as he decides how to respond. just about 24 whhours ago we we talking about the president's tough military action, but now he is pumping the brakes. >> today we've got a lot of oil, we've got a lot of gas. >> president trump downplayed concerns about oil and gas prices while campaigning in new mexico. >> you know, a few years ago if we had a problem like you saw two days ago in the middle east, we would have been in a panic, although, not if i were your president. we never panic. >> earlier in the day the president stopped short on blaming the attack on twtwo sau arabia oil plants but later blamed it on iran. the secretaries of state and defense have both blamed iran in tweeteds and cbs news has learned u.s. intelligence officials believe iran is behind the attack. the

weijia jiang is at the white house with more on this story. how did this start? >> reporter: we are ststill waiting to find out a lot of the details about this which remain a mystery. here's what we know this morning -- the inspector general for the intelligence community who is testifying on capitol hill today concluded that a complaint filed back in august was credible enough to be considered, quote, an urgent concern. the "washington post" is reporting that an interaction between president trump and a foreign leader is at the center of a whistleblower report which included a promise that was so troubling it prompted a u.s. intelligence official to come forward. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff has issued a subpoena to obtain the complaint. but the acting director of national intelligence, joseph maguire, is refusing to hand over that report for now. maguire says he determined the allegations did not merit urgent concern, and since they relate to a person outside of the intel community, he does not need to pass them along to capitol hill. schif

weijia jiang is at the white house. good morning. so how president trump responding?> reporter: good morning. president trump says the know exactly who is behind the attacks and is, quote, locked and loaded. he also says he's waiting to hear who the saudis blame before deciding how to move forward. his top diplomat is using stronger language, pointing the finger directly at iran. vice president mike pence, defense secretary mark esper, and secretary of state mike pompeo left the white house sunday evening as tension between the u.s. and iran barrels toward a boiling point. satellite images show thick, black smoke billowing from the aramco facility, one of the saudi oil plants attacked in apparent drone strikes. cbs news has learned there were 19 points of impact damaging 17 structures at the site, saudi officials indicated cruise missiles were used. yemen's houthi rebels who are fighting a civil war against the saudi-backed government took responsibility for the attack. pompeo declared there is no proof to support the claim and swiftly blamed iran. on saturday, he twe

counter-accusations being thrown around now you said we might get more information from president jiang when he let me get footage of him speaking very shortly what u.s. options right now. well just in the last half hour or so we've got confirmation that defense secretary marc esper over the weekend spoke to the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin solomon also spoke to the defense minister of iraq as well said that they spoke about the current situation in saudi arabia also that the defense department top officials have briefed president donald trump on the situation but there are no details on if any military plans are being laid bare at this point. but donald trump has tweeted late late on monday that you know without pointing the finger directly at iran he said he pointed to the situation in june when iran illegibly shot down an unmanned merican military drone trump said at that point iran was lying about their involvement in it and trump tweeted now they say they have nothing to do with the attack in saudi arabia we'll see so all indications are this administration is really f