intervene much freedom then union russia or china will quickly have a very important role in the mideast peace process in the future i must say though political analyst in gaza thank you sir for speaking to us it's my pleasure to be with you thank you. and we want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. and italy parties negotiating a new government have asked the president for more time to come to an agreement that of the anti establishment five star movement luis u d mio said they needed a few war days to clinch a coalition deal with the league another populist party catalonia as parliament has elected a new a regional president and in a six month long leadership vacuum kim torah is pro is a pro independence politician who has promised to work towards a callout republic he's referred to catalonia as ousted former leader carlos promote as the region's legitimate leader. in iraq supporters of the nationalist shiite cleric most other side that have been celebrating an early lead in the parliamentary election projections suggest he could be on

me say that the palestinians were also in there for you was a would play on almost a vocal in the mideast peace process between the palestinians and israelis and unfortunately the us had decided to do to support israel and not to be honest to poke out and another thing that is hurting the palestinians is that the other force is also divided between those who are. would contact with his wife and the others a lot of basically still have very bad relationship which is where it is now let me say that the telephone of us can hoping for the motion of intervention they are hoping for the international community to intervene and put pressure on israel to stop its occupation arms length can cause correction of some of the near sort of story and maybe other countries are going to intervene like a little thing here in union russia or china hope would please him very important role in the mideast peace process in the future i must say though political analyst in gaza thank you sir for speaking to us it's my pleasure to be with you thank you . all right we're to bring you now some of the other stories

in part it's because israel has been this staunch base in the mideast. but let's not forget the obvious politics in this. first you have evangelical channels who strongly support jerusalem being part of the jewish state, because the jewish state they see as part of a biblical prophesy that will ultimately lead to jesus returning to world. there is also enormous political pressure from americans joyce. the apec, the american public -- the american israel public affairs committee is always regarded as one of the strongest lobbies in the city, and it has in its annual convention a majority of congress attending. they, like the nra, like the chamber of commerce, like the aflcio have been always influential in making sure members support their cause. their cause is israel. >> switching gears a bit from that embassy move, this week's move has to do with congress and recess. >> reporter: it auto so easy and fun to make fun of congress. they do don't anything. they always on recess. president trump is going to say, "forget your august recess. let's get work done

coming up closing ranks in foreign relations germany and russia seeking new ground on the latest mideast crisis and the iranian nuclear deal. and they have said the dame's us president trump will meet north korea's supreme leader kim jong un in singapore on june twelfth the announcement came hours after three u.s. prisoners in north korea arrived home plus a dam bursts in kenya killing dozens under once being called a wall of water the east african country is reeling from weeks of catastrophic flooding we'll speak with survivors who say they've lost everything. it's good to have you with us tonight worries that a new war may be in the making in the middle east europe and the u.s. are calling for restraint after the most serious military confrontation between israel and iran in years last night israeli airstrikes hit a radian targets across syria it was the largest attack by israel on syrian territory since one thousand nine hundred seventy four israel's prime minister says the attacks were appropriate because iran had quote crossed a red line. a fireball in the sky over damascus syrian s

stage and now you already alluded to it syria iran iranian influence is growing considerably in the mideast it's increasing our ground presence this cause of cancer not just for the israelis but the gulf states are also wary of tehran's intentions do they have reason to be worried. i think the main issue here is that for the uranium regional strategy this is about to terence and defense on the ground outside of tehran this is obviously not seen as such but rather as aggressive expansion now unless people are mature enough to sit together to speak about security concerns this spiral act spiral of accusations will continue and we will unfortunately see further diplomatic standoff as we have seen for example also between iran and saudi arabia and then talk about how they iran expert thank you. really all right they're up against real madrid in the second leg of their champions league semifinal ryall won the first leg and go into the game as their clear favorites but their coach isn't letting that go to his head we're talking of course about by and you nick. me to turn this tie on its head stop

as a mideast peace broker. the white house disagrees. >> if you're not prepared to recognize that jerusalem is the capitol of israel and that's where the american embassy should be then you're operating on a completely different wavelength. recognizing reality always enhances the chances for peace. >> president trump's decision to move the embassy has been widely criticized by allies. >> it's all because of the tour of the california bike race. stage one started in long beach today. it will eventually end on saturday in sacramento. it will cover more than 600 miles across the state. on wednesday, stage 4 will begin in morgan hill and then run through south san jose. the world top cyclists compete in the event as they prepare for the tour de france. it's a lot of work. >> i could never do it. more power to them. >> yeah. sports after the break. >> my mom means everything to me. she is sweet and kind to me. >> sometimes she's mean to me but then i say i'm sorry mom and i give her a kiss. >>> the giants were hopin

as a mideast peace broker. the white house disagrees. >> if you're not prepared to recognize jerusalem is the capitol of israel and that's where the embassy should be then you're operating on a different wavelength. recognizing reality always enhances the chance for peace. >> mr. trump's decision has been widely criticized by our allies but applauded by israel's leader. >> we're deeply grateful and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision. >> the embassy opening comes after violent protests at the israeli gaza border. security will be tight. >> they have taken a number of actions to ensure not only our governmental interests but american people in that region are secure. >> many european ambassadors that oppose the move will skip the ceremony. >> president trump is not attending the opening but plans to address the event in a live video. jennifer johnson, nbc news washington. >> an update on the former north korea detainees that were freed last week. they did leave walter reid national milita

simile and a pipe dream other experts said washington's belligerence could cause chaos across the mideast and leave the us increasingly isolated this is not the first time actually american administrations in the past have tried to actually destabilize the iran from the inside but the problem with that is that establishing governments in this part of the world from libya in syria in. various parts of the. in tunisia these disruptions for. the stability of these countries created more damage and more harms for the rule of law for human rights for human dignity all over the region seeing that the wrong will not trust the united states for years that. the allies of the united states on the other the europeans they cannot count on what the united states say. be champ administration regardless of what their allies in europe are saying they withdrawals on the d.l. that the europeans were supporting i think it will be very hard for the united states to bring europeans or are they. in order to support that pressure that they are talking. ok turning our attention now to france where a mosque prote

suddenly the moment came this point when i spontaneously said yes i want to do it now he said this this mideast yet. you also spent over twenty five years performing the role of jesus in the same matthew passion how did you deal with that. we then see the middle move gung. getting. testy tatts this. if i think that the function of the son of god within this group was decisive. into hiding. and the fact that the teacher has it or so it was and was performed by the company's teacher had an inherent tension against those on the spine. and does need to mine in ten sets of tide and sharing that experience with my dancers. and a strong emotional impact on all of this we need it sounds mark this is the fact that i was the one that they would automatically reject as it were a fine line and murder it hopping. in two thousand and five johnno in my own created the ballet the little mermaid to mark the two hundredth anniversary of the famous danish fairytale author and us and . it's become one of his most popular pieces in the u.s. to. why do you think that the little mermaid has become so successful in th

palestinians on the palestinians have decided that the us is no longer out on almost a book of in the mideast peace process between the palace in there that is why it is and it also will lead to further palestinian rage where the palestinian un got the us these lady today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the palestinians will continue their protest against israel all over the border area between gaza and israel will the embassy move to jerusalem importantly mean so much to the israeli government that the u.s. president's name and face are not appearing in all sorts of unlikely places want to create peace between israel and the palestinians. and. it. let's get a check on more stories based news hour with the twenty eight to.

or we begin the day with two lethal claims on reality a promise of mideast peace along with religious faith that the end of time is approaching and all of that amidst unprecedented death or today the u.s. officially opened its israeli embassy in jerusalem tens of thousands of palestinians protested that on the gaza border at least fifty two were killed making today the deadliest day since two thousand and forty of the u.s. embassy's move to jerusalem is one that u.s. presidents longer avoided until donald trump made it a campaign promise well today he made good on that promise donald trump the man who worships the art of the deal was praised today by men of the word an orthodox rabbi an evangelical christian preacher both referred to draw as a man carrying out the will of god and for some christians biblical prophecy of the end time being fulfilled in real time a political move a leap of faith for some all of it triggered by the president who today with out a video message would have been of show. under sever six twenty seventeen at my direction the united states finally and officiall

mideast policy -- moving the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem.ounced the move back in december. it is the reversal of long-standing foreign policy that the u.s. would not officially recognize jerusalem as the capitol of israel unless it was included as part of a peace agreement between palestinians and israelis. jerusalem is a divided city, and its ownership is at the heart of the israeli-palestinian conflict. for jews, it's both a political and religious capital, home to the temple mount in jerusalem's "old city." it's also home to "al aqsa mosque," the third-holiest site in islam. both jews and muslims pray at these sites daily. in 1948, after the first arab israeli war, the city was divided between west jerusalem, controlled by israel, and east jerusalem, controlled by jordan. and in 1967, israel annexed all of jerusalem after the six day war, declaring the entire city its capital. most countries don't recognize israel's annexation of east jerusalem, and therefore keep their embassies in tel aviv. ned walker is the former u.s. ambassador to is

. >>> another major diplomatic move could add to rising tensions here in the mideast. i'm david lee miller in jerusalem. the details coming up. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >> we're following developing news out of the state of illinois. a high school student was injured during gunfire with a campus police officer. this happened at dixon high school in northern illinois. the police officer was not hit and the student is expected to survive from his gunshot wound. no one else on campus was injured. it is still not clear at this time what led up to the actual confrontation. >>> the time is 8:14. california's attorney general will appeal a ruling that overturned california's right to die law. the judge this riverside county contended it was introduced in the wrong forum in the state legislature and passed during a special session on health care funding. the law allows terminally ill patients to request lethal me

historically actually it's been proven wrong no doubt many accidents in the mideast judgements that have almost split to show nuclear war. when else truths seemed wrong. but old roles just don't hold. me. get to shape out these days comes to educate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instance of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final larry go around the lives only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real need for the. twelfth of may twenty seventeen overnight a dangerous computer virus has spread around the globe want to cry is the name of the cyber criminals have given the virus was which they blackmail their victims by blocking their computer data the ransom three hundred dollars to be paid in bitcoins. more than two hundred thousand computers on all continents are affected by this attack from the german rail network georgia bound to the ministry of the interior in russia and the japanese car manufacturer honda in great b

had a revelation she to ban the view of the mideast and i knew at once what i wanted to do was set up a theatre so that women's voices could finally be heard i wanted to record all the things women in the village have to contend with and write a play about it and when the husbands the mothers in law and fathers in law see the play they would learn something can do young muslims outside that and they use women is the answer group now performs have plays all and. that's good though some of the clothes they are now rehearsing a new one her mother did well no not unless there was that. the advertising industry has also discovered her exceptional talents. kish cristiana rinaldo costarred with her in life and. she has also directed a movie this is an amazing success story. has even made an impression on the men and have alleged who were rather skeptical at first. almost total because we've seen her placed from a pill can restore them back when she was starting out. i think they deserve recognition for their work some of our. people are even talking about her in europe although. i think the

is no known got on almost a book out in the mideast peace process between the palestinian that is why it is and it also will lead to further palestinian rage where the palestinian on god the u.s. the is why even today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the palestinians will continue their focus that guinness is well known over the border area between gaza and israel while the embassy move a partly means so much to the israeli government that the u.s. president's name and face are non appearing in all sorts of on likely places want to create peace between israel and the palestinians. well speaking of football with the twenty eighteen world cup exactly one month away britain's biggest selling newspaper is warning fans to expect a bruising from berne knuckle fighters it was used a series of pictures by a serbian photographer who'd been working in moscow for an article highlighting how his supporters should expect a hostile welcome the photographer those days his work has been taken out of context taking a closer

. >>> tensions escalating in the mideast with protests in the west bank and gaza.h iran and israel exchanging rocket launches and missile strikes. matt bradley has the latest on all of this from gaza city. bring us up to date as to where you are. >> reporter: well, thanks, dara, just yesterday, tensions were really reaching a tipping point. that's when israeli troops shot and killed a palestinian on the israeli/gaza border. that caps off six weeks of protests. they're protesting against the right of return, want to be able to return to israel. they're demonstrating against donald trump's decision on monday. to move the embassy from tel-aviv to jerusalem. they're expecting hundreds of thousands of protestors to come out here on monday and the day after that for catastrophe day. they're protesting against the 70th anniversary of the founding of israel. there's expectations the demonstrators will be walking towards that border fence. you can barely see, it's being guarded by israeli snipers. they're using live ammunition. during the last six weeks of protests they hav

is no known got on almost a book out in the mideast peace process between the palestinian that is why it is and it also will lead to further palestinian rage the other palestinian anger out the us the israeli today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it is also expected that the palestinians will continue their protest against israel all over the border area between gaza and israel the amasa move apart i mean so much to the israeli government that the u.s. president's name and face and now appearing in all sorts of unlikely places who want to create peace between israel and the palestinians is. something else next day u.s. special forces soldier subject to themself to waterboarding to try and show that it's not a form of torture he says tim kennedy posted a facebook video of him being mocked drowned and then explained his main reasons for doing it. imagine me having it tainted does this look like torture to you guys it doesn't look like torture to be either the reason we're doing this at a big. hero is readied for our there's been repor

pla is despite what the trump administration said they're trying to come up with some deal in the mideast so there's certainly been a huge amount of polar riceation >> israel has been making air strikes into syria into what is the iranian positions in the country and then you got the u.s. withdrawal from the iran deal. >> that's right. the israelis are much bigger security threat to them afar as their concerned right now is iran. five days ago, we saw the president the iran deal and only day later, the israelis said that iranians fired 20oc rkets into israel occupied. they is responded with widespread air strikes. that hasn't been seen here in many years. in syria on iranian targets. that was really only the latest evt in what has been an ongoing tit fo t, the iranian president is a growing concern. >>> thanks smuch. >> tnk you. >> sreenivasan: the united states incarcerates more people, per capita, than any other cuntry in the world. but what about tldren that offenders leave behind when they enter prison? for them, the ex trience can leinstability and profound emotional consequences. in

region is still reeling from deadly protests against the relocation of the embassy to jerusalem sure mideast correspondent paula slayer. the photograph immediately sparked fierce criticism from the muslim world saberi cut who is the secretary general of the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. there's a friedman expressed to quote rude and hypocritical behavior you then have a tb who is an arab israeli law maker and comes from the israeli arab dominated political alliance called the joint let's and he has responded to the photographs by saying that this madman wants to bring peace a good thing you didn't put the embassy there at the same time we're hearing that the american ambassador has apologized friedman must not the word of the image thrust in front of him when the photo was taken he was deeply disappointed that anyone would take advantage of his visit to create controversy the u.s. policy is absolutely clear we support the status quo on the her arm al-sharif temple mount now here which is the organization from which the man who gave the president came from has expressed its own

decides on whether or not to stay in the region a survey of youngsters in the mideast suggests the majority view the u.s. arsenal. it also concludes that russia has cemented its position as the top none ally because the if america strategy has failed to win over hearts and minds you can see why trump wanted a new middle east strategy the old one wasn't working allies happy people aren't waving american flags forecasts failed remember for instance when they proclaim that syria would be russia's and a new star russia will continue to. send troops home. in body bags these are hard lessons that the soviet union had to learn in afghanistan you have to dig back into ancient history to see how this is going to play out for the russians turned out it wasn't it was killing jihad ists and terrorists isis al-qaeda and all flavors they're of pointing case take this poll every year it asks arab youths who their biggest allies are in two thousand and fifteen america was voted second friendliest country by arab youth now its eleventh russia is fourth despite or perhaps because of its intervention in syria

our stories are looking at a time of heightened turmoil in the mideast a former adviser to israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu who sits next with exile of boyko worlds apart try to head. years ago britain and within cons again as a sleeping pill the dusty sword only in gaza are two of those were said to the side effects were terrible but not on no. one for. the war. across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well with the constant reminder that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been the justice and there's been a couple. of that your sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south and taken your last. year at we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for the echo so i write these last rites and helps to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each. but then my feeling started change you talked about more like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i

this is not the way forward and rouhani for his part said he does not want any new tensions in the mideast now those tensions were triggered when israel carried out widespread deadly raids tonight ago two nights ago against what it says were a rainy and targets inside syria now this was in response to israeli positions coming under was believed to be a rainy and rocket fire in the israeli occupied golan heights just across the border from syria and israel's prime minister has accused iran of crossing a red line iran's foreign ministry has today been quoted as condemning the or israeli military action calling it quote a breach of the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of syria. and this tile on its way to destroy an at a fence system this laid down fifty each at least by israel's defense force says one of the barrel of strikes on iranian military sites in syria israel's prime minister gave the justification. the hunt let's look of iran has crossed a red line our response was appropriate our army has carried out a large scale attack on iranian targets in syria we're engaged in a

airport as he left the country to turkey recalled its own ambassadors from israel and the united states mideast analyst are committed. told us that donald trump is creating a real volatile situation here. this move donald trump and israel are themselves from the whole world not only the muslim world if you decide that this particular moment that jerusalem is the capital of the jewish people and it's the capital of israel then. by this you just destroying the whole peace process of twenty five negotiations they were just nonsense and you were buying you were selling and promoting pipe dreams to the palestinians in the region and there's no way that you're going to have a two state solution on the table and that's what. at the time you're dissing guarding the no killer deal with iran and now you're completely provoking the sentiments of the whole muslim world where turkey is trying to show a kind of understanding to what's going on in the region you're completely trying to push them out of this and this is provocation that can't be accepted by a big country like turkey. politics aside on the grou

are going to shift our attention now to the mideast where the israeli military says it has carried out overnight air strikes in gaza in response to machine gunfire from the area all this as tensions run high after more than sixty palestinians were killed by israeli troops at the gaza border earlier this week miners were among the casualties to abuse tanya kramer spoke to one family in gaza mourning the death of their teenage daughter. a picture on a phone is all that is left fourteen year old west was killed on monday during the protests here and the refugee camp her mother and sister struggled to cope with their loss. and. prevented her from going ahead lock the door with a key and told her i didn't want her to go out that day she said i've been waiting so long for this day please let me go she kept crying. so i let her go. sometime after eleven i got the news that she was to make god bless her soul. wessel was with other protesters not far from the border fence when she was shot in the head her mother says she couldn't stop a youngest daughter from going to the protests. was one of t

to me that the palestinians have decided that the us is no known got on honest to book on in the mideast peace process between the palestinian that is why it is and it also will lead to further palestinian rage where the palestinian i'm gonna do you us these lady occupation and we will probably see further palestinian resistance and fill them. again is this us mission of jerusalem as the capital of israel as you say we've seen it on on president number of deaths in recent times the worst day of violence in some four years there are thirty seven people at least have lost their life do you expect out to to continue do you think things are going to get worse. well i believe that this is the these day in palestine is where the conflict says the list is what aggression against the girls on the summer of two thousand and fourteen. is weighed addition which lasted for fifty one days more than two thousand two hundred dollars in his was shot and killed today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the palestinians will conti

let's turn our attention to the mideast where the pentagon has admitted that u.s. soldiers are directly helping saudi arabia protect its border with yemen that's after u.s. officials had said their militaries role was limited to sharing intel on refuting saudi or. the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia. you're hoping security or. service. but do support the saudi led coalition with intelligence your military advice and logistical support the priority is the fight against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and isis in yemen the extent of our support is refueling and sharing intel samir a cow now reports on the pentagon's mixed messages concerning its rule in the yemen conflict. this latest development contradicts the pentagon statements that indicated that u.s. military assistance to the saudis in yemen was limited to intelligence logistics and aircraft refueling but so far what we do know is that a team of a few green berets apparently arrived on the south of the u. many border sometime last year and according to the pentagon they've only been there to p

us is no longer out on our nose to broker zero in the mideast peace process between the palestinians and israelis and it also will lead to further palestinian rage where the palestinian under the us the israeli today has been that did this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the problem is will continue their protest against israel over the border area between gaza and israel.

is no longer out on almost a book oh in the mideast peace process between the palestinians and israelis and it also will lead to further palestinian ridge where the palestinian under the you us the israeli today has been that this day since the start of the march of return some six weeks ago and it does also expected that the problem is will continue their protests the guinness israel all over the border area between gaza and israel and the embassy move apart he means so much to the israeli government that the u.s. president's name and face are now appearing in all sorts of unlikely places want to create. peace between israel and the palestinians it's a. little . while talking on football with the twenty eighteen world cup exactly no one month away britain's biggest selling newspaper is warning founds to expect a bruising from berne knuckle fighters it's use the series of pictures by a serbian photographer who'd been working in moscow for an article highlighting how his supporters should expect a hostile welcome the photographer though say's his work has been taken out of context taking

to open the deal for a mideast priest. the very strong israeli economy. in some cases they have a comeback off the highs of this session as we head into the final hour of trade still trying to hold on to the green sparkle. for that eight consecutive they change quickly. justin bieber died into crypto currencies. it's a little 6 degrees of separate tatian -- separation. that's huge at this moment. here in new york city. a stunning ruling who is getting affected and which stocks are jumping. charlie breaks it on the media merger giant. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. breaking news the white house at this hour is just now making comments about the deadly protest. it led to the deaths of 52 palestinians. saying the responsibility for the death rest squarely with hamas the leadership we will have more on the embassy. and by the way there are some in other countries at this hour it is getting a dark and late there. we know sometimes that can only add fuel to the fire. pushing higher in the final hour of trade. it is on t

years, the curve is different it is in the 50s because of the problems that we are having in the mideastyou think all of this political activity can spike oil and go higher >> absolutely. i think it is a great possibility. it is going to be volatile going forward. >> and theoretically, iran could what, embargo, or do an embargo again. what could iran do to make it spike? >> we think the fundamentals are strong, inventories are strong demand is strong we think the supply may have trouble making up for the demand so we are bullish on oil long-term. >> you certainly are you are being conservative and that is a lot of debt you had at one time and you are still paying it down and you are still in good shape. brad holly president and ceo of whiting petroleum. they have been doing everything right. "mad money" back after the break. buffe >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the ligh

mideast tensions are rising. israel did a bomb that. -- ripping into the president. they are further isolating the arrest. they agree to the iran deal. how long do we have to suffer his gigantic ego. impeachment is the only answer. same maxine waters and democrats stop it. we started running on that impeachment. it did not work for the democrats rather the republicans back in 1998. when they impeached bill clinton. it looks like people like harry reid are beginning to realize that there could be a problem here but the democrats we just hope she keeps going out there. of having a gigantic ego is really precious because miss waters has one of the largest out there. how do voters react to that. they are going to react against it. some of the recent polls are showing that for instance the generic about used to be 16 points for the democrats and then it was six in the past week in two different poles it's between one and three points. that means the democrats are doing something wrong. present trump is flip-flopping on the iran deal. chuck schumer fought hard against the

largely higher on tensions in the mideast.-ention the euro, it had hit a session low after the german gdp data weaker than expected. it extended to go below 1.19 and -- i suspect that has to do with a stronger dollar. if we look at the lira, this has been fascinating. hitting a fresh record low against the dollar when that interview with our own guy johnson hit the tape in which the president basically said he would be looking at having a tighter grip on monetary policy and we know he has a rather unorthodox view -- view that cutting rates will help bring inflation down. the markets have been expecting perhaps the central bank would have an emergency rate hike to curb inflation but that is more uncertain. the lira has been weakening against the euro as this chart shows. it has been one of the worst performing em currencies against the dollar this year not just rdogan has what e said. a selloffthere's been in emerging markets as well. that might be down to the 10 year treasury yield and a stronger dollar. speaking of the 10 yea

. >> next this second day of violence in the mideast following the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> the un security council met today to discuss the violence at the gaza strip. this comes after israeli forces shot and killed 67 palestinian and killed hundreds and a massive protest in the area. >>reporter: it was the deadliest day of cross-border violence since the war. dozens of palestinians killed, thousands more injured. that included an eight-month- old baby girl who died from teargas inhalation. the combination of more than a month at demonstrations aimed at liking the gaza blockage. palestinian leaders say they will not guarantee that things will remain peaceful. >> we want national peaceful resistance, but maybe under the current circumstances we will not be able to keep it peaceful. >>reporter: the israeli response being harshly cond

. >> the mideast remarked by turmoil. but asia rising and ping, latin america doing quite well, is there an overall picture? >> there is an overall mirrpict. the picture is one of huge change, which is discomforting to the west. but it's an interesting thing, when my understand tuinstitute examples, take, say, india and nigeria and put it against north korea and the uk, given the respective weather of the four countries, in india and nnigeri, they think the next generation will do better than them. we have the opposite feeling of them in the west. so we have the rise in chinese, huge things that are impacting the world. you have this whole question surrounding radical islam and how that works outs. you've got the populism in the west and you've got this technical revolution. these are the four things that are going to govern how western politics operation. because things are changing outside the west, that are having an impact inside the u.s. >> the great -- open first closed. describe what you mean by that. >> by open, i

remains fully committed to pursuing a mideast key steel.he move has angered palestinians who claim east jerusalem as their capital. violent crashes continue today on the gaza border. it has been the deadliest day in gaza since 2015. the united nations secretary-general is welcoming an announcement by north korea that it will close its nuclear test site. it is also look -- he said he is also looking forward to the u.s./north korean summit. the weekend, north korea said it would dismantle its nuclear test site in less than two weeks. in iraq, a cleric who much plot the u.s. took a surprise lead an early election results. is said to easily win control of baghdad. he is a former militia member who now targets iraq's political establishment over corruption. there are complaints in pakistan on the rising cost of food in the buildup to rommel don. aree are -- to -- markets packed with shoppers leading up to the muslim holy month. for 30 days, muslims will fast from some lies to sunset. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on global news 24 hours

>> what's your next question, mideast? >> i'm a reporter for -- >> i have the president of south korea here. he doesn't want to hear those questions, if you don't mind. >> neil cavuto was told he was approached by a second person, as several house republicans renew their call for a special counsel. fox learned on thursday thousands intel chair devin nunez, as well as officials from the fbi and justice department will meet to review some of that sensitive intelligence he's been demanding. senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he thinks that's a partisan move, and nunez's real goal is to try to obstruct the mueller probe. martha? >> the meeting just concluded with president trump. they're veterans of the trump campaign, authors of "let trump be trump." welcome, gentlemen. good to see you tonight. what's the president's feeling about this north korea situation? what did he say to you? >> martha, what he said is simple, if it happens it happens. he's not going to cave to other people's demands. this president has a resol

the opening of the embassy this week for fuzzy campaign promise for the president, but hayden's mideastpeace process is dead air? >> not at all. i've visited jerusalem with the congressional delegation in 2011 and i know that we spoke with the prime minister at that time. the support for the nation of israel in this country by this administration is particularly strong. in 1995 we decided to go to jerusalem and president trump is doing that much to his credit. this opens an opportunity for us to recognize eventually because we do support the two state solution. >> i want to get to god with you. i want you first hear from senator lindsey graham. >> the problem is that palestinians are divided. hamas controlling gaza. palestinian authority controlling the west bank. gaza is a rocket launching fact very under one flag there will never be peace. >> the big question here is two state solution dead? >> it's not dead but definitely not on track. one of the things lindsey graham was saying that is so important is you can't be recognized as a nation, certainly not as the united nations and our c

we sow reports coming out of the mideast that shows a majority of the people that were dead were actuallyas security forces, and iranian sponsored islamic jihad soldiers. when bette midler comes out and says what she says, she has tried to make it look like she cares more about loss of life than donald trump. but that's ridiculous, because where was bette midler when obama sat by and isis was running wild, killing people. she didn't say anything. it's selective outrage based on party, not principle. greg likes to say this is a virtue signaling. there is no virtue with bette midler because it's all about attacking the president. the palestinians are in a tough spot and we believe all laws of life is bad. under certain point, palestinians have to say to themselves we're going to be on the losing end of this. we are outgunned. we have to make peace. every time they try to bring violence to the border, it works against them. israel increases their buffer, it hardens israeli positions. what they are doing now is not helping, so they have to switch gears because right now it's not working. a >>

the president of boeing mideast just spoke with hadley gamble, she joins us live from bahrain with morehadley >> good morning. so he's also the vice president of boeing international. they stand to lose as much as 0 $20 billion in orders off the back of president trump's decision let's listen in to what he had to say >> we mitigated the risk of iran in our production plans and whatnot. for 777 and 737 there will be no impact at this time. beyond that, we're following the lead of the u.s. government and will consult with them as necessary. >> you've been out in this region for a long time now was it about using cautious optimism when it came to that investment in iran >> we're a conservative company. we're careful about taking risks. with this particular effort we watch that so anything that happens with us with iran would have been and will be an opportunity as our chairman said. beyond that we're just going to follow the u.s. government on this >> i thought that was interesting that he basically was telling me it was cautious optimism from the beginning, that $20 billion worth of order

they are doing everything they possibly can, i think, to make a palestinian capital in the mideast. the embassy of the united states of america belongs in west jerusalem. it's probably one of the only countries in the world in which we do not maintain a diplomatic presence in the preferred capital of the host country. but it belongs there, either in the context of a negotiated settlement or some statement by the administration that acknowledges the fact that israel is not the only party that has an association, a bond and a claim to this city. that to me has gone on. >> tell me if you think this is realistic. if there ever is a two-state solution, israel alongside the palestine, they will have their roots in western jerusalem, but the palestinians could potentially have their roots in east jerusalem, the israelis in western jerusalem. >> that's exactly the way it should go. perhaps there's still time when and if the trump administration is put on the table. they should make that. the u.s. preparing to put its embassy in east jerusalem. that would certain go a long way. other witness

here at "the late show," we've already gotten a sneak peek of the new coin celebrating mideast peace. it's just a carton of eggs labeled, "chickens!" ( laughter ) meanwhile, things are looking even worse for trump lawyer michael cohen, which on the "late show," usually means it's time for "stormy watch!" ( thunder ) ♪ but, sorry, not today. no, today we have our much less sexy segment: the "cohen corner." ♪ this time it's news involving cohen's business parter and bono of the baltic, evgeny a. freidman. freidman and cohen were partners in a taxicab business, and freidman is known around new york city as "the taxi king." and according to the "new york times," cohen managed cabs for friedman even after new york city regulators barred mr. freidman last year. take it from me, you've got to do something pretty bad to get barred from cabs in new york. i'm talking at least two of the top three bodily fluids. friedman's charges stem from accusations that for each fare in his cab kingdom, he pocketed a 50-cent surcharge used to pay for mass transit improvements. wait, he took money meant to im

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