he met with king abdullah in re-ard. mike viqueira has more on the meeting. >> there's no question that things are tense between the allies - the united states and saudi arabia. secretary of state john kerry visiting re-ard earlier on monday, meeting with king abdullah and the foreign minister. the flashpoints - downplaying the issues. >> syria - that the united states did not go forward with it air strikes, going with a russian plan to take away the weapons. on iran - again the saudi arabia dismnts. a diplomatic opening, secretary kerry described it as a window opening, wanting to give iran a chance to demonstrate that their nuclear program is civilian, not military persons. here is john kerry with the saudi prime minister. >> nothing that we are doing with respect to this negotiation will alter or upset or get in the way of the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. and the relationship in this region. >> in addition to syria in iran, another point of disagreement - egypt. saudi arabia - the governmen

wind tour of the middle east aimed at easing tensions with arab powers and will meet with saudi's king abdullah on monday. he visited cairo this week. john kerry is the highest-ranking american official to visit egypt since the military toppled mohamed morsi. in response the u.s. suspended millions in aid. turning to the war in syria, the main rebel group set demands for the long demand geneva ii peace talks. the syrian national collision or snc, says it will not attend the negotiations if a date is not set for the removal of the president bashar al-assad. the snc doesn't want iran at the meeting, which is set for the end of the month. sue turton has more from cairo, where the arab league met to discuss cairo. the new head of the arab league said there was no way the syrian coalition would sustained the geneva ii conference if iran was to attend. >> what we are clearly asking from you is to support and stop a regime, blood, security. first of all, declare iran as an occupying force of syria and demand it to withdraw the revolutionary guard. >> he put other conditions as to whether they would go

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. >> you don't hear from king abdullah, foreign minister. >> they are happy to have netanyahu. >> the head of intelligence, the prince made very clear they are angry at the u.s. for not attacking syria and very angry at the u.s. for associating with iran. >> these are probably layers we won't understand for days to come. yes, the french came in and said, wait a minute, fellas we're in the driver's seat. why are we going to allow iranians make any sort of advances at all in their nuclear program in exchange for these sanctions, sanction relief we're giving them. might be true also the iranian delegates got too far ahead of itself and is extremely worried about what the hard-liners in tehran think about this process. the hard-liners are sanction sig -- anxiety ridden, they will give the farm away. a volatile situation and it moves from minute to minute. >> kerry is going to have to defend himself back here. head to the hill, tougher sanctions held up in the banking committees so he can get back and speak to them. this was kerry speaking about that this weekend. kerry is now making this

kerry met with saudi foreign minister prince saud al-faisal after talks with king abdullah. he said saudi arabia is the region's linchpin. >> if we can get stability and ultimately hopefully peace in i place like syria, the possibilities are endless. the saudis are very, very important to all of these things. the saudis are really the sort of senior player, if you will, within the arab world together with egypt. egypt is in more of a transition. so saudi arabia's role is that much more important. >> that assad must step down that iran cannot be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. protestors in iran staged one of the largest anti-american rallies in years. it marks the anniversary of the 1979 takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran. tens of thousands of demonstrators packed the streets in a show of opposition to president rouhani recent open to the u.s. they stomped on the american flag and carried anti-american signs. >> thank god, the rally is more spirited than last year. some people said let's not chant death to america this year. it's not good for us. but the leader has s

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kerry's visit to saudi arabia and meeting with king abdullah for two long hours, i think a lot of thingsa crosses that redline by using chemical weapons, he would strike and then adjustment or change happens whereby a quid prokuo takes place where the weapons are given to the united states whereby they don't get hid. this was not working much in our region. >> when they didn't strike what did you think about that? >> it's not us only. it's the whole word. they saw world. they sate as a blinking. a big delegation visits egypt and other countries whereby they establish themselves again because, you know russia played the big role between them and the united states and syria. >> the big question is iran and it's said that saudi arabia would like for someone to strike iran, its bitter enemy in the middle east. would it be helpful to the saudis if israel or the united states struck the iranian oil facilities? i'm sorry, oil facilities? >> i'm not sure. most of the countries in the region want iran to be struck by the united states or western powers. our objective is to have iran be nuclear me

secretary kerry will be meeting with saudi arabia's king abdullah next week discussing stability in the region, iran and a number of other issues. in addition to riyadh, jerusalem and bethlehem, secretary of state kerry will stop in jordan, the united arab emirates, algeria and morocco. during the nine-day trip from november 3rd to november 1 isth, poland is also on the itinerary -- november 11th. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome penny pritzker. [applause] >> good morning. i hope everyone had a great first day. [applause] >> i want to start with a big thank you to the select usa team, and all of the folks of made this summit happen. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] it was great to hear from president obama yesterday. he said when you bet on america, that that pays off. and i could not agree more. he also announced that the select usa program will be stepping up its game in a number of ways. attracting business investment will be a major priority for our te

kerry is meeting with king abdullah.rica and europe. >>> congratulations in order for our girl. she stopped by "new day" just a little while ago to talk with chris about her many accomplishments. she can add another one to her list. she came in first in the new york city marathon's hand cycling division. she came in at two hours, five minutes, 48 seconds. last month dentler was the first to compete in the iron man world championship. she is bad. >> about all you can say about her. she is amazing. >> first one to finish the hardest iron man in the world. she has a great message. the only limitations she says is the one you put on yourself. >>> karen mcginnis is in for another check of the forecast. hey, karen. >> we start the morning out with the only place reporting any delays are in new york. laguardia, delays running about 15 to 30 minutes ground delay. weather not a factor, it is cold and it will remain cold at least for today. but then those temperatures started moderating just a bit. over the weekend, we had a dip i

the man couldn't even move himself this past august when saudi arabian king abdullah ordered him transferred been observed by a team 261 medical specialists. the head of the team says although he has heart and lung problems he's been responding to well to treatment. back to you, kate. >> thank you. >>> in england, a gathering of strangers who answered the call for a fallen hero. aaron mclaughlin is in london with more on that. >> hundreds attended the funeral of a met van they never met. 99-year-old harold jericho percival died with no friends, no family. it look like he would be buried alone and forgotten until his funeral home posted an ad in a local paper asking military personnel to attend. the ad made its way to the internet and the response was overwhelming. some traveled hundreds of miles to be able to give harold a funeral fit for a veteran of the second world war. back to you, kate. >> thank you so much for that. heartbreaking but heartwarming at the very same time. >>> it's money time. talk unemployment, gdp, gnp but perhaps nothing matters month are than gas prices. here's the goo