would would curse you for that statement that the jordanians the hashemite kingdom has been the forty third direct descendant of the prophet according to the two two. two the tradition of islam would of would ascribe the custodianship to the hashemite kingdom and king abdullah the second and in fact that is the strategic that is the strategic a mandate for jordan and they that is basically imbedded and sanctified in internationally approved and. i'm well familiar with your position on jordan but thankfully jordan is not of the only member of the international. good to hear but rather than arguing about that let me ask you something else unlike a number of his predecessors including barack obama when he was a presidential candidate president traum said nothing in this latest statement about the on divided nature of jerusalem if champ is indeed so courageous as you seem to believe why do you think he did in gold that far because he because he basically laid out a principle oxana which is that jerusalem is the capital of israel recognized by the united states of america at the will of th

regime of the jordanian monarch and this is why we have been seeing the king of jordan moving. fast and visiting istanbul i think he did he did he did actually request. of the gun when he visited last week and he's a questing now by the arab states which means that jordan. alongside the palestinians of course is the one which is most affected by that decision of president tom and this is why we have seen the very hectic diplomatic. movement by the by the jordanian government in order to contain the damage which has been done by the decision of president tom. and on the legitimacy of the of the jordanian monarch and as we look at these pictures in ramallah of protests further protests going on and we can see that happening right now the use of throwing stones towards the security forces why is it you think that the the reaction on the street has not been as great as one might have expected i think the arab world is passing through very difficult times today we have we have four or five countries that are having their own conflicts in syria in yemen in libya in iraq egypt also is

government turns to it's a commercial bank and the jordanian government what it needs money in termsof the arab bank to get some advances. these detention follows a major anti corruption crackdown in saudi arabia which began last month around two hundred members of the royal family and businessmen have been implicated among those detained or eleven princes for government ministers and several former ministers it's thought many of them are being held at a luxury hotel in the capital riyadh several had their bank accounts frozen and were put on a no fly list they are the latest in a series of measures ordered by crown prince mohammed bin some months the thirty one year old heir to the throne is being seen as trying to assert his power shortly after the first arrests were made king someone been abilities all some announced that his son known as n.b.'s would oversee a newly formed anti corruption commission and it would purge the country of what the king described as widespread corruption it looks like this is following the attempt and cut out of the attempt in lebanon to put stress on t

government turns to it's a commercial bank and the jordanian government when it needs money it turns to the arab bank to get some advances and so this is a massive sign that saudi arabia is sending to jordan that we are prepared to rattle your whole economic structure and to the palestinians as well where musri is a leading investor so it looks like this is following the attempt and cut out of the attempt in lebanon to put stress on these smaller countries to have them fall in line but the likelihood is that it won't succeed because the jordanians have been through this before many times they've been under great pressure and they've always found a way to get out of it by reorganizing their relationships giving in a little bit for instance some. when the saudis pressure jordan to follow saudi in leads to cut out the jordanians didn't go all the way they just withdrew their ambassador and they closed their jersey at office which are symbolic gestures to the saudis but nothing really substantive and they'll probably find a way to get around this the ultimate lesson here is that the cons

this is one of the main entrances to the al aqsa mosque compound the mosque itself is run by the jordanian backed islamic work but the entrances to it are guarded by israeli forces and they can restrict access at their will palestinian academic marty adel heidi likens it to a room being let out and withdrawn on a whim a feeling magnified by the trump declaration that he or thing which is my nightmare if israel today is going to translate such a declaration to implement what they claim solvent the over the city meaning to take over the site and to abort my presence and. kick us out of the of the city of god. for the muslim faith this is the most closely connected place to have a prison made here and the shortest route to god that's because it's from here that the prophet muhammad himself is said to descend to have we believe the prophet muhammad came all the way from mark extend to heaven the received his evaluation coming through jerusalem is experience historical religious message to us and to the world we belong here it's part of us it's really when you get up to the level of the skyline

to debate to endlessly hills around when he was sound about me of moses' in the jordanian does it was sacred. petra the word means. no was the name greek historians gave to the base account excite of the nabatean as a powerful pneumatic try who came to prominence more than two thousand years ago the nabatean has long since passed into history sacrificial rites no longer take place on the hilltops get on entering this majestic world of cliffs and gorges at sunrise the visitor feels a sense of reverence the buddha and seems to as he was silent reminder to set off at an early hour because the will through the going just long and arduous and only in the first light of dawn and the treasury be seen in its full glory. steps cut into the rock the whole mark of the mysterious wealth of an avatar. huge brooks human from the rock as high as a house and with smooth will but it seems with neither a way in. but it's only an exit they lack because these dwellings for eternity those who ended no longer had any need for worldly possessions. block like tombs at the entrance to petra pointed to the nab

last tuesday as part of anti-corruption drive by crown prince mohammed bin sama he is the saudi and jordanian citizen and chairman of arab bank which is the largest lender in jordan a state of emergency has been declared in southern chile after a landslide devastated an entire village at least five people were killed and dozens of homes destroyed this all happened in via santa lucia those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera the inside story keep it or. battle for power in south africa the ruling a.n.c. chooses a new leader who will probably be the next president but can the success of jacob zuma make a difference and does the a.n.c. still appeal to the.

against donald trump's decision on jerusalem alan fischer looks into the deep connections of the jordanian royal family with jerusalem. it stands as a broken monument to times past and big ideas nothing more than a shell this was to be a palace a statement by jordan's late king hussein of his sovereignty over east jerusalem. of protection it was land here absorbed as the state of israel was born in one nine hundred forty eight and declared west jerusalem its capital the views are spectacular even on a cold winter day in one thousand nine hundred sixty five the king decided here this would be the site for his summer palace. there is a tour guide who tells visitors the history of the site he considered that but he studied and. is one of his of his. responsibility because of that he want to be near the top capitals the first capital and the second going to be there for it. maybe once where the plan was that this policy would be wonderful i'm a curious case it would have to team world leaders and families think trees building what was slow i mean what human one nine hundred sixty seven it's ta

president all trump has informed the palestinian president and jordanian king of his intention to move the israeli u.s. embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv a spokesman of president mahmoud abbas says he warned that such a move would have dangerous consequences. lebanese promised assad and hariri is withdrawn his resignation drawing a line under a month long political crisis triggered by his shock announcement in riyadh. the funeral of ousted yemeni president ali abdullah saleh in santa has been postponed meanwhile his former allies who killed him on monday have been holding a celebration rally in the capital of un is urging calm as it tries to arrange more aid deliveries for beleaguered civilians into as as tired. the killing. has plunged yemen into even more uncertainty the ousted president with the dominant political force for over three decades was killed in an attack led by whom the fighters on monday had been in an alliance with the iranian backed rebels for more than two years and his death sparked intense fighting on the streets of the capital sanaa. the clashes were ongoing the

there's been global condemnation the jordanian king and turkey's president still is warning that the move will fuel extremism. and one welcome to the us president donald trump has officially recognized your islam as the capital of israel he's also directed officials to begin preparations to move the american embassy there from television well the move has drawn early condemnation palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank and gaza calling for three days of rage israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu hailed the announcement his as a historic landmark and are just other countries to follow suit john made the controversial decision at the white house in the past hour today we finally acknowledge the obvious that jerusalem is israel's capital this is nothing more or less than a recognition of reality it is also the right thing to do it's something that has to be done that is why consistent with the jerusalem embassy act i am also directing the state department to begin preparations to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. this will immediately begin the process of

control apart from the graffiti the palace remains untouched to this day and i saw owned by the jordanian family. it's been discussed this place could become a school or a hospital or some site for an international group but one expert says that won't happen i don't know what. they're going to have they say is in the next the future for the area but what we are seeing the don't let the people of jordan the king of jordan the son of the king hussein and the cough to to do anything and to invade anything in the area. and so high on a hill in occupied east jerusalem there's a stark reminder of rows and battles and wars over jerusalem a place where plans were made and no time stands still alan fischer al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem and one symbol of religious coexistence in the holy land includes a centuries old tradition of muslim families a played the role of the guardian of the many churches in the occupied territories it dates back to the time of the liberation of jerusalem from the crusaders. it's me i did you did i mean my name is judeo husseini i'm the keyholder of the church of

jordanians are attached tojerusalem ona jordanians are attached tojerusalem on a grassroots level ason an authority level. today, this is one of the protest they called for today. they are also taking place in other cities, to condemn mr trump's decision yesterday to relocate the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel. as jordanians, we have the closest relationship to palestine and the palestinians, and we do support everything that related to jerusalem. jerusalem was arab, is still arab, and will remain arab. it belongs to palestine. the presence might be not big but the feelings are very strong here today in a man. we were expecting more people, actually. —— amman. we were expecting more people, actually. -- amman. they are scared of the regimes. they are regimes are puppets with the zionists and the americans. this security presence at the front of the american embassy in amman reflects the confused position ofjordan. the amman reflects the confused position of jordan. the authorities amman reflects the confused position ofjord

we are expecting to hear very important statements by both jordanian king up to law and turkey's present trajectory part on martin i have calls will bring you those important statements coming from the president of turkey and the king of jordan here at al-jazeera thank you say the. loss or to come here on the al-jazeera news hour including the g.c.c. summit ends with no solution in sight to the deadlock standoff within relatives of colombians wrongfully executed by the army seek justice and australia's cricketers take a big step toward winning back the ashes from england have all the details. now the british prime minister to resign made his face a barrage of questions over a story. the prime minister's questions in parliament earlier this week northern ireland. on which maes minority conservative government depends scupper the deal that she hoped would result of an impasse with dublin over the question of the irish border the issue has become central to overall talks moving forward. to resume a says progress is being made and britain will leave the e.u. by march twenty ninth. we're leav

government turns to it's a commercial bank and the jordanian government what it needs money in terms of their bank to get some advances. these detention follows a major anti corruption crackdown in saudi arabia which began last month around two hundred members of the royal family and businessmen have been implicated among those detained or eleven princes for government ministers and several former ministers it's thought many of them are being held at a luxury hotel in the capital riyadh several had their bank accounts frozen and were put on a no fly list they are the latest in a series of measures ordered by crown prince mohammed bin some months the thirty one year old heir to the throne is being seen as trying to assert his power shortly after the first arrests were made king someone been abilities all some announced that his son known as n.b.'s would oversee a newly formed anti corruption commission and it would purge the country of what the king described as widespread corruption it looks like this is following the attempt and cut out of the attempt in lebanon to put stress on the

the americans would argue that this was not the final status issues but in respect of that the jordanians are very unhappy with the decision of the u.s. government they feel that the u.s. attempted to pre. debris decide and preempt what is the final status who will be and of course if there for a positive jordan will vote in favor of the general assembly. decision as a majority of the world countries would do that now because of anything but because that's respecting their own previous agreements you know it was the one thousand forty seven israel was admitted to the u.n. on a condition and the condition was a day except it be partition plan which considered jerusalem how corpus separate don't a separate entity that was to be dealt with in a separate way so the u.s. is what i think it's only agreement the israelis are valid in their own conditional acceptance of the un and the world body is respecting its own previous agreement but let me ask you though to what extent is jordan right now rethinking its strategic alliances because certainly what we saw on display in istanbul last week at t

: nine days, 18 hour days, 22 scenes, two cities, they reshot in london and rome, but not in the jordanianacey was digitally erased and plummer shot on the green screen inserted. >> we tried to find warmth in the old man. i concentrated on making him more human than he perhaps needed to be. >> reporter: spacey is reportedly right now seeking treatment. we reached out to him for comment and have not yet heard back. art flourish, despite what he might do in his private life? >> i think it's a big endless debate and a big question, but i think, yes, it should be assimilated, "american beauty" is a great movie. what are you going to do, take that away from him? you can't. "all the money in the world" was taken away from him and given to plummer. >> there's evenionly two people. i made the wrong choice. >> he says that now. here's the thing. the trailer had already dropped with spacey in it when they had to make all these decisions. that's how last-minute it was. and they had to fly in michelle williams and mark wahlberg to reshoot some scenes. >> michelle says she didn't shoot that many scenes

has certainly said he is an important ally and friend of the united states he was cautioned by the jordanian government government officials not to act in this manner with regard to the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and yet he did it anyway and now we have this reaction coming from jordan that the actions of the president have been condemned it seems the president may not have a full and complete understanding of just how harmful this could be to u.s. relationships abroad certainly we did get a statement from the secretary of state rex tillerson on this saying that what this decision is is essentially a reflection of reality and nothing more given the fact that jerusalem is the seat of the israeli government the supreme court the legislator and so on but again a seasoned diplomat knows that it is much more than just a recognition of where the government office buildings are this is symbolic and this is hurtful for many in the arab and muslim world can really help their lives the way has company thank you. well donald trump's announcement has already prompted protests in gaza t

tuesday as part of an anti corruption drive by crown prince mohammed bin some on his a saudi and jordanian citizen and chairman of arab bank the largest lender in jordan a state of emergency has been declared in southern chile after a landslide devastated an entire village at least five people killed and dozens of homes destroyed in villa santa you see here a second christmas delivery is on its way to the international space station. the engine start to roar. and lift off three klute crew blasted off from kazakhstan on the fourth and final manned launch of this year the following an unmanned cargo capsule which was sent into orbit on saturday both are due to dock with the space station on tuesday the soyuz spacecraft is carrying a russian cosmonaut as well as two astronauts from the u.s. and japan those are the headlines al-jazeera world is up next. that. you. have. i but. i. have. what about that. if. i was that not one. of you. was. one. of them. that. you. would. you. know. oh on top of. that i think that was. another shot of a model. of a shot of we needed to be a valid state i mean wh

in 1967, after another war, the jordanians were forced out of the east side ofjerusalem, which includesold city and jerusalem's most important holy sites. in 1993, israelis and palestinians embarked on a peace process and one of the key issues was the future ofjerusalem. palestinians want a capital of a future state in the east of the city. the peace process broke down and the current israeli government sasterusalem will not be divided. 0ur correspondent yolande knell considers the political and symbolic significance ofjerusalem. for many israelis, mr trump's formal recognition of israeli sovereignty overjerusalem corrects an historic injustice. this is a city with 3000 years ofjewish history — their seat of government. and there has long been frustration that the us, israel's closest ally, just has consulate offices here, not its embassy. now that is set to change and there are hopes that other countries will follow washington's lead. i expect the leaders of the free world to recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel. we recognise paris as the capital of france and berlin as the capi

this is one of the main entrances to the al aqsa mosque compound the mosque itself is run by the jordanian backed islamic work but the entrances to it are guarded by israeli forces and they can restrict access at their will palestinian academic marty addo heidi likens it to a room being let out and withdrawn on a whim and feeling magnified by the trump declaration that he or thing which is my nightmare if israel today is going to translate such a declaration to implement what they claim solvent the over the city meaning to take over the site and to abort my presence. and kick us out of the of the city of hadera. for the muslim faith this is the most closely connected place to heaven prison made here at the shortest route to god that's because it's from here that the prophet muhammad himself is said to descend to have we believe the prophet muhammad came all the way from mark extend to heaven the received his evaluation coming through jerusalem is experience historical religious message to us and to the world we belong here it's part of us it's really when you get up to the level of the sky

the jordanian king gifted the pope with water from the river jordan and the pope gave him a medallion tree branch, symbolizing peace. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. development is facing a major hurdle. a group is attempting to block acceptance. several holders are seeking payments for bonds issued under peru's military dictatorship in the 1960's and 1970's. joining us now is carlos anderson. you are officially claiming that peru defaulted on sovereign debt and that was banned from joining the oecd. many of our viewers do not know what the issue. carlos: in the 1960's and 1970's, the peruvian know it's a government appropriated 23 million acres of lands, equivalent to the state of indiana. this, they issued bonds. unfortunately, the government has never paid them, and 20 years to 40 years later, the bondholders are still asking for those bonds to be paid and they have not. vonnie: how much money are we talking about, and is peru have the wherewithal to p

the jordanian king. let's say put the reforms in jordan on the slow on the slow fire to sort of repeat it through a bit of force because you have seen russia next door in syria as a boost for the more hardline systems that engine so there is no need them to form basically with russia calling the shots now in the east and the levant in a way with it on of course right well let's talk about that because of this whole rivalry that we're seeing playing out in the region between saudi and iran how do you see russia up playing a role in that if at all. well it's a complicated issue for a photo russia because on the ground in syria the the the forces the shia militia doing the dirty for work for us on the ground has been the iran iranians but there is also in that is not it's not it's not the love relationship between the iran and russia that has been historic and then also the between persia and russia so one way. once iran in syria in a limited role and the same time it seeks also an understanding with so tha

jordanians are attached tojerusalem on both levels, a grass—roots level as well as an authority levelhe protests here today. in other cities they are taking place to condemn the decision by mr trump yesterday to relocate the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and recognised through some of the capital of israel.m is, as jordanians, we some of the capital of israel.m is, asjordanians, we have the closest relationship to palestine and the palestinians. we support everything that relates to jerusalem. jerusalem was arab, is still arab, and will remain arab. it belongs to palestine. the feelings are very strong here today. barbara is live from washington. yesterday you were describing the domestic, political reasons for this disc —— decision by donald trump. also the influence of donors on the decision. notjust donors full to the critical base that mr trump was appealing to. he wanted to keep his campaign pledge to a particular constituency that voted to him. that did include a man who is an americanjewish billionaire and has donated to the republican party and to the campaign of

palestinians have said you know it would make any peace a push for peace totally avoid the don't jordanians are very concerned about it they have a stake in toulouse and the custodians of the whole he sided gyptian to have warned about it ahead of the arab league has warned that it might disturb allies the region so all of this together will make people here look very. you know they will look at all the steps being taken now there in washington and follow very closely what will happen then the next couple of hours tanya kramer with the latest from jerusalem thank you let's turn to sports news now in the bundesliga wolfsburg entertained much of black box on sunday night's gladbach had been on a roll in recent weeks and a win against the wolves would put them in second place but the visitors knew they needed to put more space between themselves and the relegation zone. data hacking abroad involves berg knowing take three ivory's old club would elevate gladbach to second the false book had other ideas mario gomez found space in the box. in the smartly calmly slotted home of the book the hosts

president has informed his counterparts in palestine and egypt as well as the jordanian king of his intention to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem a spokesman of president would have us says he has warned that the relocation would have dangerous consequences donald trump is expected to announce his decision on wednesday after a six month waiver to delay the move expired last week israel claims all of jerusalem as its united capital. while east jerusalem missing my palestinians as the capital of their future state. let's take you straight now to kuwait city where gulf it is holding a news conference at the end of that summit let's listen in now sick of it sick of the generals the decisions have been taken. in order to. consolidate our. approach our process and the progress that. the supreme council has emphasized that the rule of the g.c.c. in order to maintain all the. gains and to further gains. and it is important to maintain security and safety regionally and internationally the leaders have also emphasized that. emphasize that commitment and implementation of the resolution

israel has had a very good relationship over the past couple of decades with jordan and the jordanian king is in a bit of a tight spot because i understand he is the custodian of the mosque in jerusalem, no access will be denied muslims to that mosque. >> we respect the jordanians and they announce very clearly there would be no change in the status quo. freedom of religion is a core value and israel. you will hear muslim prayers, you will hear christian prayers and jewish prayers. it's the only place in the middle east where you really have freedom of religion. >> that was not the case when the arabs were in control of jerusalem so it's really important to note that prime minister netanyahu said that. there is the accusation that the timing is questionable, that it's way more political than diplomatic. the billionaire in the casino business in las vegas had donated 25 million to trump campaign but was unhappy six months ago when the president pushed it away, the six-month waiver to keep from making the full decision and he may have been saying make this decision. >> the history of is

or at least that's what jordanian princesses say.spondent: these sheep get milked twice a day. there are 300 of them, so it's hard work. in total, the herd numbers around 700 animals. in spring and summer they graze here in the pasture area near al jizah, east of the city of madaba. the land is leased by abu mohamed. he's the head of a huge bedouin family that has traditionally lived from livestock farming. >> we originally came from jemen. we emigrated to jordan over 300 years ago. a number of tribes came together here, and today we share the main region. correspondent: he and many other livestock farmers in jordan are now struggling with problems caused by desertification and overgrazing. in order to ensure that his herd survives, abu mohamed relies on another grazing area ain ghazal. in a car, it's an hour's drive away. getting the sheep there takes two days. in the winter months his livestock graze here near the dead sea. boundary stones demarcate the pasture area. moving from one pasture area to another is the nomadic tradition.

ally particularly in the fight against i saw that there was cautioning by the jordanians for the president not to do this and now that he has the reaction has been that there's a feeling that they've been deeply disrespected is their concern about maybe some other foreign policy goals being jeopardized as a result we don't think so we think that the president's action was clear and again reflected american law and we've seen for several decades you know the opposite we thought for decades that not recognizing jerusalem as the capital would lead to peace it has right the results speak for themselves we're trying a different approach and that is being an honest broker being honest on the front end of that and trying to recognize reality which is what we think all the parties need to do to move forward is the concern that the president's decision though may have strengthened iran is position in the region and perhaps some of the extremist groups that he's been trying to fight we don't think so at all we think that the coalition against iran and against their influence throughout the region in

he spoke with the jordanian king, of which you have outlined.oke with thejordanian king, the speaking with thejordanians, it will undermine efforts to the peace process , will undermine efforts to the peace process, and inflaming muslims and christians alike. saudi arabia has said it will have a detrimental effect. the arrow bleak, dangerous measure that would have repercussions. in the past, donald trump has ignored warnings like that, about america in the climate change deal. will he ignore all these warnings? that is what we don't know. who is it in america pushing him to do this? a sizeable lobby has wanted this measure to be taken back, the eight pack group, the pro—israel lobby, is behind this. —— apac. and many christian groups are very supportive of israel and feel it is an important message that must be sent, but against all that, he will be totally aware of just how many people are saying this isa just how many people are saying this is a dangerous move, the status of jerusalem, what happens after you have negotiated a settlement, not

we had the jordanian king penned an article in a local paper expressing his discontent. "the times of israel" reports the arab league has saidid the decision to recognize jerusalem as a capital would boost fanaticism and violence. it has also provoked an article from a middle east negotiator who has written in the u.s. press that such a move is a dangerous gambit, not least of all because it would add another layer of complication to the peace process. rochelle: speaking of trump, a new book has lifted the lid on the life of trump during the campaign. it does not pay a rosy picture. this is written by former aides and recounts a separate the months long campaign. donald trump demanded that his pants be steam pressed while he was wearing them. "the telegraph" reports he had a temper so brutal that someone like it -- likened it to "having your face ripped off." he also has a penchant for junk food. there were four major food groups -- mcdonald's, kentucky fried chicken, pizza, and diet coke. to apparently plate elton john music at deafening volumes. finally, let's end with

with less than half place under israeli control and east and hough including the old city under jordanian rule. but the six day war in nineteen sixty seven changed the landscape. israel sees gaza and the sinai peninsula from egypt the west bank from jordan another the heights from syria. while israel pulled out of sinai and make peace with egypt and jordan it they crown ex east jerusalem along with that of the heights. abe this never recognized by the international community. i boundaries in status of jerusalem running a major stumbling block in efforts to find a t.. state solution with palestinianss. israel calls jerusalem its eternal and undivided capital. palestinians view east jerusalem as the capital of a future state. dozens of israeli settlements in east jerusalem considered illegal by international community further complicates the situation. i just don't have more about that i'm joined by you'll see michael but he's headed session relations and social sciences at regis university and an associate fact acts at chathamam house thank you very much indeeeed for joing us and we've see

we are hearing from palestinians and jordanians that they felt there were some slow progress, that trumpow process but i thought at least there was an effort to try to listen to all sides. —— they thought. announcing today thatjerusalem is the capital of israel, that the embassy will be moving tojerusalem, of israel, that the embassy will be moving to jerusalem, will of israel, that the embassy will be moving tojerusalem, will be seen by the palestinians, arabs and allies of the us, that president trump is only listening to one side. you cannot be seen as the peacemaker if you are not listening to all sides. since we heard from the president, it's worth re—capping, because it is difficult to exaggerate the significance of what he has just announced. we have to keep reminding ourselves, jerusalem is notjust a city, it's not a piece of land, this is not just an city, it's not a piece of land, this is notjust an embassy building. jerusalem is invested with so much significance, sacred significance, not just to the three faiths who have sites holy to their faith in jerusalem, in the old city

the sacred places and sank it's a it's they are jordanian and he is the guardian all of these signs at that as and we appreciate highly mr jordan and we really appreciate its efforts so far. and they joined it called gratian with his just taking up all of a second in this regard and we as a rule or towards committee and they can get mohammad the successor of marocco and the. agency and i want locals are to appreciate the position understand all of the kingdom so de arabia and its principled position that has been there from the very beginning of beside our. people and theirs will asserted under i traded by the custodian of the told you most times. but on the disease and his crown prince during my first liberation for that of them he told me you want word that there is a new solution we've. seen in state courts of the capital away from that there shall be a solution. and i would like also to both. pope. francis for his principled position on stories of course and we hardly have reshaped their positions all luko and international churches as well as position the whole noble position of o

. >> reporter: nine days, 18-hour days, 22 scenes, reshot in london and rome, but not in the jordanian desert from which spacey was digitally erased and plummer, shot on a green screen inserted. >> if i've got getty here and maybe the edge of michelle, then i have to reshoot that. >> reporter: so they also needed michelle williams back on set. >> i received a phone call from a producer. he said, please don't talk to anybody about this, but would you if you could. i said not only would i, but i'll give you back my salary if that would help and i'll give you my thianksgiving break if that would help. >> reporter: why did you feel this strongly? >> i felt like here we go again. it's all about the abuser. and that's the tyranny of abuse is that it's always about them. and we're all living in the aftermath of their actions. >> reporter: williams did not want everyone else's hard work to go to waste. >> for no one is it more painful than the people whose lives were directly affected, but it certainly infiltrated our lives and our work and our families and our time. and to have all of this fo

. >> jordanian -- >> president trump at his mar-a-lago resort in florida gets back to business today.aside harsh language on twitter to send a christmas message of peace. >> on baron, god bless you, god bless america. >> the president not backing off the fbi this past weekend, pushing the idea that the clintons gave andrew mccabe's wife a large campaign contribution while they look into the personal e-mail server. >> the president is saying we need to know our civil servants are doing the honorable thing. it's important the american people know what happened in that investigation. >> the president loss announcing a united nations kcutback. it's been reduced by $85 million. it's days after a resolution condemning the president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >> when we make generous contributions to the u.n., we have a legitimate expectations that our goodwill is recognized and respected. >> the white house will also have to sell their new tax pln, sign into law as the american people. democrats say it will announce a tax increase to the middle class. they say th