jeff glor with the story of the new u.s. in jerusalem and violent protests a stone's throw away. >> the new embassy is an old u.s. consular building until a larger site can be found. all 86 foreign missions in israel were invited to the opening ceremonies. 33 went. ♪ hallelujah >> with 800 in attendance, the mood inside the embassy was festive. first daughter ivanka trump, husband, jared kushner led the american delegation. >> we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. >> the israeli prime minister praised the move calling it historic. >> what a glorious day. remember this moment. >> christians george and cheryl morrison traveled from chicago. -- from colorado. >> i have never been more proud to be an american than i was today. >> just ten miles away in ramallah on the west bank we met with palestinian whose were angry. believing that today's embassy move destroys their dreams of making jerusalem their capital. >> can jerusalem be for both pal

good to have you with us we're bringing you now live coverage from jerusalem of the opening of the new u.s. embassy there and we have our team of correspondents covering this story we have shiny reason he's a middle east analyst with us here in our studio and our correspondents on the ground tanya kramer's an east jerusalem and a standing by for us right outside the new embassy is my office waiter good to see all of you to have you all with us my hour we're going to start with you what message to the u.s. and israel want to send with us embassy inauguration. well very frankly from the american side it's simply a matter of saying we stand with israel and from president trump side it's saying trump keeps his promises this has been a campaign promise of him has been a promise of several u.s. presidents before him and now it's finally happened and there is a small crowd of trump supporters who are here are all very very happy with the move tanya let's come to you now because you're in the palestinian part of the city in east jerusalem where they want to have their capital city what has been ha

news in america this morning, making the move. ivanka trump is among the dignitaries on hand as the u.s. embassy relocates to jerusalem this morning. the controversies, the celebrations and the massive protests planned. >>> breaking overnight, two major cracks are prompting new evacuation orders in the hawaii volcano zone spewing lava 100 feet into the air. we take you to the edge of the destruction to show you what it looks like and what it sounds like. >>> another major scare on a southwest airlines flight. this one forced to make an emergency landing after reportedly losing pressure in the cabin. >>> those stories, plus a black bear attacks a little girl in her own backyard. hear what her mother did to save her. >>> a new warning about gas prices. how much more you could be paying at the pump in the coming weeks. >>> and the growing dispute over the newest flavor of oreo cookies. >>> and we do say good monday morning, everybody. this could be a day of major contrast in the middle east that all revolves around the openingo of the new u.s. embassy in israel today. >> it's being moved fro

israeli forces killed 57 people protesting the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem, and continuing blockade of gas. is kpix 5's martin has more on the ceremony that sparked both celebration and anger. >> reporter: protesters and israeli police faced off outside the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. protesters and israeli police faced off outside the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem today. inside, president trump's daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump helped unveil the embassy's seal. >> we welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. >> reporter: her husband, jared kushner, defended the embassy's move. >> israel is a sovereign nation with the right to determine its own capital. >> reporter: israel's prime minister called it a glorious day. >> we are in jerusalem, and we are here to stay. >> reporter: along the gaza border, palestinian protesters burned tires and threw rocks while israeli drones dropped tear gas. palestinian leaders condemned the violence and the u.s. em

might react to that business in fact the new u.s. ambassador to germany just being installed this week tweeted this shortly after the announcement and i'd like to show it to our viewers he wrote the following as donald trump said u.s. sanctions will target critical sectors of iran's economy german companies doing business in iran should wind down operations immediately. this is a threat here isn't it thomas i mean these german companies are likely going to face sanctions well obviously that message by mr grinnell the new u.s. ambassador to germany was not well received he has been criticized it has been seen as a rather harsh start to his work here in berlin but again what german politicians what german businesses are interested in is trying to get some clarity there is a lot of uncertainty here in germany as to what implications what concrete implications that decision by donald trump will have on that is something that will have to be hammered out in the next few days in the next few weeks if you can create really read out of what c

the palestinians right and again if you're just joining us we're watching the inauguration of the new u.s. embassy we have been seeing the rabbi zalman while awake delivering his blessings and this is the u.s. ambassador david friedman speaking let's listen in again to him. deputy secretary sullivan served last month as our acting secretary of state leading the transition of leadership to secretary of state mike peo he then returned to the number two position in the state department i am honored to introduce deputy secretary john j. saul thank you. thank you and besser friedman for those kind remarks on behalf of secretary pompei oh thank you for your dedicated efforts to establish this diplomatic mission and to ensure the strongest possible bond between israel and the united states we're also grateful to you and your team for the close coordination and months of detailed planning to prepare for this important day of celebration. it's an honor for me to be part of president trump's official delegation on this momentous occasion on a day as you have already noted so steeped in history it's

and we should mention the new u.s. embassy is a temporary location until a larger site that will also be in jerusalem can be found. back to you. >> laura podesta, thank you. >>> tonight on the "cbs evening news," jeff glor interviews israeli prime minister >>> first lady melania trump is resting in good spirits at the walter reed army medical center this morning after undergoing treatment for a benign kidney condition. vice president mike pence said the procedure was long planned. we have details from mola lenghi. >>> mr. president, how is the first lady doing? >> reporter: president trump ignored shouted questions as he went to visit first lady melania trump at walter reed army medical center late monday. earlier her office revealed mrs. trump underwent an embolization procedure to treat a benign kidney procedure. the procedure was successful, and there were no complications. >> a benign condition could be a benign growth or, less likely it could be a benign collection of blood vessels. >> reporter: doctors say the pro

the new u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell has been sworn into office the post had been vacant for more than a year for now as one of trump's most prominent gay appointees his confirmation had been delayed by democrats opposed to his conservative positions and allegedly derogatory comments about women. germany's defense minister also last underline says she is planning a massive restructuring of the country's military the bundeswehr in a draft position paper obtained by a german newspaper funded by and says that the armed forces should focus on national security in the past the point is for has been oriented towards foreign missions such as peacekeeping in afghanistan the german military has been hit recently by reports that much of its equipment is out of date and not functioning from the line has said she needs twelve billion euros in additional funds over the next four years to rectify the situation. political correspondent hans front is following the story for us hi hans so what is be

happening right now, opening ceremony nor the new u.s. bassy in jerusalem now officially under way. a live picture from the embassy where u.s. and israeli delegations are attending. among those taking part, jared and ivanka kushner. president trump's decision to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel has infuriated palestinians. this is a live look at what's happening now in jerusalem. look at this, not too far away on the border, palestinian and israeli border, already seven killed today. protests there for a week. they have been especially deadly today. this is coming the a head and we're watching things closely throughout the morning for you. at least 37 people have been killed in the last week. 1,000 have been injured. it's really a nasty sight. >>> 6:15 now. a community organization is calling for a wisconsin policeman to be fired. this after a video surfaced showing the white officer punching an african-american teenager in the face. the teen was in the process of being arrested when the officer appeared to hit him.

there is new news that the u.s. will continue to press ahead with tariffs and restrictions on investment by chinese companies which is inflaming more trade war rhetoric the united states continues to threaten fifty billion dollars of increased tariffs on chinese imports on. unless beijing addresses the matter of theft of u.s. intellectual property and reduces the u.s. trade deficit with china what discussions have been ongoing between officials from both nations the stated goal of the trip of ministration to reduce the three hundred seventy five billion dollar trade surplus with the united states remains a contentious problem u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross is the next u.s. envoy to travel to china for negotiations that will head there on saturday meanwhile china's commerce ministry reacted swiftly overnight to the u.s. ante with a short statement saying quote the chinese government will have the necessary measures in place to deal with they would withdraw u.s. withdraw from any settled agreement if the u.s. wan

u.s. is ready to open the new embassy in jerusalem. why it breaks decades of u.s. policy. >>> california lawmakers received a white house invite after voting to support a federal lawsuit against the state over a sanctuary. >>> a cbs news special report. >>> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king. a dedication ceremony is starting in jerusalem for a new u.s. embassy. >> officials are there with the relocated embassy being a highly symbolic move for the trump administration that reflects the wish that jerusalem be recognized as a capital. >> the opening establishes another day of angry palestinian protesting with officials saying israeli troops on the border killed at least 37 demonstrators and that would make it the deadliest day in four years with protesters wanting east jerusalem to be the future capital state. let's go to seth doane inside the new embassy in jerusalem. >> reporter: good morning. this is just getting under way now. the opening of the u.s. embassy does not generally get this much attention. hundreds have gathered here and they are wa

host country what do you taking the new u.s. ambassador down a peg or two. charlotte been reporting we mile after quitting the around nuclear deal and promising a raft of new sanctions to you donald trump is continuing his war of words against iran he's blamed taran for causing quote bedlam and death. how we deal with the rare probably we want to very well with them but that's ok to. understand. life because i don't think they do understand if you look at what's happening in the middle east with syria with yemen with all of the places they're involved it's bedlam and and we can't allow that to happen another statement from trump and we're in for another treat it so juicy you can't help but say for it let's take it from the top we'll see how we do with the rare probably we want to very well with them but that's ok too of course he probably won't do very well with iran he just we may go on a deal that let the country's economy breathe more freely for the first time in decades and by a chain reaction trump probably won't get along with a bunch of other countrie

you're watching deja vu news still to come it looks like a trade war between the u.s. and china has been averted for now the two countries are holding off on terrorists as they try to find a solution to their dispute. penciling we'll have more on the story after the break . where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to be shadow and if you newspapers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cancers and their problems are all the same fortune social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the right to fools who have decided to put their trust in us to maintain these cars and i work i d w. two to. averting a full blown trade war the united states and china pull back from the brink reporting progress trade talks saying the war is on hold. an economy in freefall nicolas maduro wins reelection and blames him for sure realism from abroad on his country's economic catastrophe the op

mb reporter: the site of the new u.s. embassy is being readied and signs are up across jerusalem, thanking president usump for moving the embassy, thus recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. today, hundreds of palestinians who have been protesting the embassy move marched through the streets of gaza, carrying the body of a protester shot by israeli troops friday. he was among an estimated 15,000 anmonstrators, some burning tires and hurling rocks at israeli forces. palestinians have also started attaching fire bombs to kites and flying them into israel. along the gaza border friday, we aund israelis flying kites in a counter-demonstration. leah goldin's son, hader, was killed four years ago in a battle with hamas. his body was never returned. >> this is awful to use children games, kites, you know, and turn them into bombs. >> reporter: this is the result of one of those fire kites, a ieop that has been destroyed. you can see this was a field of wheat, and while the damage was relatively limited here, ultimately,

now for some of the other stories making the news today the u.s. department of justice will investigate whether the f.b.i. spied on president trump's twenty sixteen election campaign in a tweet the president said he demands to know whether any such requests for such spying are made by the obama administration. the democratic republic of congo is launching an a bolo vaccination program today to try to stop a new outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine more is on its way the first wave of the program will target health professionals treating ebola patients. a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever he was admitted to hospital following an here operation last week his health problems have revived concerns about a possible succession battle for the leadership of the palestinian authority. one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer way of all kaino it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burne

to involve cars textiles and food a temporary exemption for the european union companies from the new u.s. tariffs on metals will expire on june first and myers says europe will insist that the threat of sanctions be dropped before agreeing to begin negotiations with the u.s. in brussels the used trade commissioner said she does not expect the exemptions to continue after june first. civil servant striking in france went on a nationwide strike on tuesday the third national work action this year the strike is an aggregation of over one hundred thirty separate work at. actions and was supported by all nine major public sector unions representing five point seven million workers the unions have not had this level of solidarity in the early a decade rail workers were the first to strike over president mccrone proposed austerity measures cuts to jobs and pensions and a tax on job security some for mr mccrone ultimate aim is to privatized the national rail company s.n.c.f. with the in and listening of air traffic controllers and yesterday's actions one in five flights reportedly were canceled r

the location of the new embassy is currently a u.s. consulate building in the arnona neighborhood of jerusalem. there is no timetable when a new embassy will be built. u.s. ambassador david friedman says it is in keeping with president trump's campaign promises. scuffles broke out in a portion of the old city between arabs and jews, muslims refer to it as the noble sanctuary. followers of both religions consider the area to be holy. further conflict is expected when palestinians are expected to hold mass demonstrations along the gaza border, protesting the embassy move as well as the anniversary of israel's founding, which they call the great catastrophe. >>> and lastly, this was a day of celebration here in israel's capital. thousands took to the streets for jerusalem day. the event marks the reunification of jerusalem under israeli control following the '67 war. rick? rick: david lee miller in our mideast bureau. >>> fox will have complete coverage of the embassy opening including "outnumbered" with harris faulkner right here on the f

the new u.s. ambassador to germany on his first day in office sent out a tweet saying that german companies doing business in iran should start winding down their operations so it's precisely where one of the biggest challenges will be for for not only for germany but also for other european leaders thomas briefly if you could you look at that setback to german business and there's also been a lot of differences of opinion between the u.s. and germany recently not only on the iran nuclear deal also on the paris climate accord trade tariffs are we seeing the end of the traditional german u.s. partnership i wouldn't describe it as the end i would describe it does a new type of relationship by relationship where where the u.s. and germany are not obvious allies they're not immediate allies where everything based on their relationship has to be negotiated and discussed i wouldn't call it an end but i would say it has a different nature altogether thomas sparrow for us thanks so much for that from our

now the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem has been marred by deadly violence on the gaza border the united nations condemned israel's use of lethal force after the largest single day loss of life since two thousand and fourteen fifty five protesters were killed on monday according to gaza's health ministry eight of them were children and more than twenty seven hundred other people were injured as well donald trump's decision to recognize drew slim as of the israeli capital last it's december has caused months of unrest. water glorious day remember this moment. thanks this is history. the united states will always be a great friend of israel and a partner in the cause of freedom and peace. that night prayers are still shooting tear gas canisters on the protesters at trying to disperse all these all these protesters in the e.u. can see that at the gaza fire it is very concentrated we've look and feel that from a very very far away there are palestinian protesters that are injured and trapped inside where. t

new embassy in jerusalem. why it breaks decades of u.s. policy. >>> california lawmakers received a white house invite after voting to support a federal lawsuit against the state over a sanctuary. >>> a cbs news special report. >>> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king. a dedication ceremony is starting in jerusalem for a new u.s. embassy. >> officials are there with the relocated embassy being a highly symbolic move for the trump administration that reflects the wish that jerusalem be recognized as a capital. >> the opening establishes another day of angry palestinian protesting with officials saying israeli troops on the border killed at least 37 demonstrators and that

news agency they are reporting that the u.s. led coalition has bombed two syrian government positions in the eastern province or local journalist and press t.v. correspondent mohammed ali has more. syrian army sources issued a statement just about thirty minutes ago. and described it as going to question by the u.s. coalition attacking some syrian army positions between. and me me in what is important to know to according to the syrian army. is such an aggression as the syrian army describe it comes. there were. also known as isis terrorists gathering nearby definitely this is not the first time that the u.s. led coalition attack syrian army positions previously this happened here and also where u.s. troops are also have been good to us today now in september two thousand and sixteen and out at that time to the killing of thousands of syrian army soldiers and also led to the. control over of three strategic areas at that time. there was. a senior correspondent. joins us now for more information you have extensive experience in s

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they are protesting in part the new u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem today. >> the president wanted the american embassy real estate on the right side of of the town here in jerusalem. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin and jared kushner and ivanka trump and other officials are in jerusalem for this morning's ceremony. president trump set to speak by video. >> our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision. >> the palestinians who claimed jerusalem is their capital accuse the u.s. of picking sides and the palestinian mission in washington says, quote, this move marks the end of an era, when the united states led international efforts to supposedly achieve the two-state solution. >> i think recognizing reality always enhances the chances for peace. until the palestinians reconcile under one flag, they'll never will be peace. >> today's opening breaks tradition. most of the world's embassies remain in tel aviv. >> because of that most of those countries are not dealing with the violence and the conflict that we'

that was used in regard to cuba sanctions essentially telling european companies not to comply with new u.s. sanctions cannot possibly be effective and you talked about europe and the u.s. working together is there any possible compromise you see out there. well. what what what a pos if we come to the joss in this question the point is your if europe leaders had any sense they would have left a deal too because the only. way we can put pressure on iran to actually comply with the deal is by re imposing sanctions and then saying look we want you to do this and the other way. iran is not complying that iran is going tomic energy agency. or they say is that then reducing the amount of rain in that they were allowed to enrich but they are not complying with the deal as far as they're also the security council resolutions about the missiles are not to buy they're not complying that there are security council resolutions about they're not allowed to supply any weapons to hezbollah or no never mind if they be only one hundred fifty thousand rockets how long do we want to stand by while one country

is resistance to the new u.s. sanctions on iran could hit european companies where it hurts that's because most large european enterprises have some sort of business with the united states and are likely to be punished if they continue to cooperate with the run. but european policy makers say they won't permit washington to dictate e.u. trade policy. that was just union peter i think there is a true realisation a realisation among all european states. that we cannot keep going in the direction that we are headed in today. she direction where we submit we submit to american decisions. we want to submit or do we prefer to become independent in sovereign he swung. the question is how to go about protecting european interests suggested instigating so-called blocking regulations that use most powerful but untested political tool currently at its disposal the measure would permit european companies trading with iran to ignore the u.s. sanctions decisions by u.s. courts would also not be upheld in europe. so far the e.u.

resistance to the new u.s. sanctions on iran could hit european companies where it hurts and that's because most large european enterprises have some sort of business with the united states and are likely to be punished if they continue to cooperate with the run but european policy makers say they won't permit washington to dictate e.u. trade policy. it will show. you i think there is a true realisation a realization among all european states. that we cannot keep going in the direction that we are headed in today. direction where we submit we submit to american decisions. we want to submit or do we prefer to become independent and sovereign. the question is how to go about protecting european interests lemaire suggested instigating so-called blocking regulations that use most powerful but untested political tool currently at its disposal the measure would permit european companies trading with iran to ignore the u.s. sanctions decisions by u.s. courts would also not be upheld in europe. so far the e.u. has not

the new u.s.secretary of state sent a clear signal to the middle east washington wants to use all means to limit iran's power in the region and weaken its economy the sting of sanctions will be painful for regime does not change its course for me unacceptable and i'm productive path that is chosen to one rejoin the league of nations these will indeed end up being the strongest sanctions in history when we are currently. the u.s. aims to completely isolate iran economically it's threatening to find european companies that continue doing business with tehran the secretary of state used his speech to up the pressure on washington's allies. any time centers are put in place countries have to give up economic activity but everyone's going to have to participate in this the u.s. has tough conditions for a new nuclear deal iran must completely stop all uranium enrichment the g twenty foreign minister's summit is emblematic of the iran conflict here there is little sympathy for washington's position. havi

this is d w news live from birth land what is next for the iran nuclear deal after the u.s. announces that it will pull out of rania lawmakers have been reacting angrily with tehran demanding new guarantees for also threatening to restart its reactors germany's foreign minister insists the deal is working and says europe is working on a joint response he criticized strong for failing to offer any alternative. also coming up. a military parade in moscow commemorates the red army's victory over talks in germany and world war two we will go live to the and he will show a brush and national proc into. play. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. european countries have reasserted their commitment to the iran nuclear deal after u.s. president donald trump announced his decision to quit the pact and reimpose u.s. sanctions france and germany have stressed that they remain committed to the pact with berlin criticizing the u.s. for not offering an alternative for monitoring iran's nuclear compliance european signatories are to meet with iranian representatives next week to discuss t

we also know that the new u.s. ambassador to germany each we did just moments after the trump announcement that german companies that are doing business in iran should begin winding down their activities they are so clear if indeed iran does stay in the deal and we have this maybe us pitted against europe it's going to mean that trump is more isolated then ever has the u.s. tonight as a result of all of this a weaker hand when it comes to north korea. sure well certainly it would strengthen iran's hand in terms of asking for further concessions if it decides to stay in the deal with the european powers and china and russia that had signed on to the accord you mention north korea and this is also very much a salient point looking forward we heard surprisingly in a speech him say that might pompei of his secretary of state was on his way to pyongyang to negotiate some of the terms of what could be an history and historic upcoming meeting between trump and to the north korean leader kim jong un he said he's going ther

but without any details on a new u.s. plan, without any sense of what that would look like, without any sense that israel has been forced to make any concessions, the bottom line to many is that this embassy move looks like a slam-dunk in favor of the israelis. >> well, it's certainly something the israelis have sought. and it would have been better for the trump administration to place this decision in the broad context of a two-state solution plan that includes identifying east jerusalem as where the palestinian capital will reside. but even if that doesn't happen at the same time as the move, which i would think should it have, it can come later. if not this administration, then a future generation can build on what is happening today. >> that's to a 17-year-old palestinian. and we're going to hear from one in a moment who says quite frankly, being stateless is grueling. you say it may come this administration. we may be looking at the next. what do you say to these young palestinians, some of who may feel that the str

thank you. >> the new american embassy is in the existing u.s. consulate building. a temporary embassy, new permanent one will be built in the next few years. >>> one person is dead and three others have been taken to the hospital after a boating accident on lake orville. it happened around 7:00 last night. two boats were involved, no other details have been released. >>> tesla says it does not know what the autopilot feature -- if the autopilot feature was engaged during a crash in utah. the tesla model s hit the hydrant when stopped friday. witnesses indicate the tesla did not break prior to impact. they said it has not received data from the car that would indicate if the autopilot feature was engaged. the car was traveling about 60 miles an hour when it hit the back of the truck. police say the tesla driver suffered a broken ankle. the driver of the fire truck was not hurt. >>> a new fissure in hawaii is sending gases and love into their. -- lava into the air. >> the bigger explosions, i actually saw a rocks flyover the tree line. >> reporter: the eruption keeps

of old claims that and yahoo made the allegations less than twenty four hours after a visit by the new u.s. secretary of state mike compare in a statement the white house says the israeli information provides new and compelling details about what it calls a clandestine iranian nuclear weapons program that comes as u.s. president told trump is threatening to pull out of the iran deal despite opposition from many of america's allies particle hayne has the latest. it was an inauspicious start a technical glitch with the audio meant a brief delay describing a highly sophisticated intelligence operation this was an innocent looking compound it looks like a dilapidated warehouse. but from the inside israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu says his intelligence agents tracked the paperwork from an iranian nuclear weapons program to this building and that they were able to take this. proudly displaying paperwork and disks he says were from iran according to his own visuals the program ended in two thousand and three but he alleged it continued in secret using these visuals and television perform

the new home the u.s. embassy starting today. we are live on the ground with the overnight celebrations as well protests to this event. jillian: denuclearization is not nonnegotiationable. inside look at the upcoming summit and what the united states prepare today put on the table. rob: also stopping the spread of sun culture in schools. liberal lawmaker now taking aim at school rifle and even archery teams. "fox & friends first" continues right now. carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, history in holy land, celebrations ahead of u.s. embassy open. carley: prime minister netanyahu welcoming delegation for truly historic morning. harris faulkner live. historic to say the least. >> it is, i'm going to get to what you mentioned because there's news that are breaking at this hour, but first of all, they have begun arriving here at the u.s. consulate, this is where the new u.s. embassy offices will be housed. we have a consulate, th

protesting the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. a lot of protests and people on stretchers that are injured and cars in fire in the west bank as well. it follows a day when some 60 palestinians died opposing the decision to move the u.s. embassy. palestinians accuse the u.s. of taking sides in a struggle over what israel calls its capital but palestinians believe it is also theirs. palestinians add this latest move may threaten what has been a fragile peace process. the white house blames the radical group hamas for the explosive reaction among palestinians. >> happening today here in the bay area, palestinian supporters plan to protest in san francisco. they promise to gather outside the israeli consulate located in the financial district. the gathering is supposed to start at 4:00 this afternoon. a second protest is being organized for tomorrow night outside san francisco's jewish community center. >> coverage of the deadly clashes continues next. the white house doubles down on its support for israel. >> trump administration is

new way that does. now, before i joined u.s. ws as chairman, i served as the executive president for the new york city economic development corporation and as managing director for the center of economic transformation under both mayor bloomberg and mayor de blasio. and it was my role to find those pathways where government could help spur economic development by supporting job growth programs, looking at investment funds, looking at incubators, looking at training and mentorship programs, and also, looking very heavily at how we can make public/private partnerships work. and i just want to share with you a few of the things that we learned before we turn to the main event. but there were three important things that came out of that work. one, collaboration. two, cross pollination. and three, commitment to change. i'll address each one very quickly. so in terms of collaboration, it's evident that this is not a problem in thinking about workforce of the future that any one of us can tackle alone. and it's something that we need to

and we'll be back in jerusalem in the next hour with our coverage of the opening ceremony of the new u.s. embassy there now to some other stories making headlines around the world armenia's new prime minister says he wants closer ties with moscow. and has met russian president vladimir putin thanking the country's traditional ally for what he called an even handed approach to his country's political crisis posture now took power a week ago after weeks of protests led to the resignation of the country's longtime leader french authorities say the attacker who stabbed to death one person and wounded four others on saturday in paris was on the counter terrorism watch list he was shot dead by police during the attack investigators say he was a french born french citizen born in the russian region of chechnya the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. in india at least seventy people are dead after winds of up to one hundred ten kilometers per hour buffeted the country's north the storm front also brought heavy rain causing chaos on the roads in the state of luther

secretary of state the new u.s. secretary of state might pompei o is in pyongyang on his second visit so the choreography in the run up to the summit between donald trump and kim jong un they must be watching that very closely where you are. absolutely peter there has been a real flurry of diplomatic activity during the past seventy two hours of course just on monday kim jong un flew to the chinese city of darlie and in the north east of the country this was a very secretive visit it's almost certain i think that he was summoned here by xi jinping and it's quite possible the cheating ping has been saying to kim jong un look if president from is prepared to walk away from a multilateral deal that he signed over iran that he's quite capable of doing the same thing with you so be careful about putting all your eggs in one basket i think that he wants to know what kim's negotiating strategy is going to be doing that summit with president trump of course that is a meeting that china will not have a seat at the table that

the street signs for the new u.s. embassy have already gone up this usually quiet residential neighborhood in south to slim has become the focus of attention. the building behind me which currently houses the consular services off the us will become the new american embassy moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem it's highly controversial the international consensus remains that the status of the city should be agreed upon through negotiations for now only the us ambassador and a limited number of stuff offices will move to to slim from tel aviv the complete bilocation will take many years the majority of israelis supports the u.s. move like here in downtown west jerusalem journalism is after all the capital of israel i believe it and of course there will be i believe there should be some the palestinian state and if they want part of jews them someday find an agreement but i think it's ok the u.s. does move the embassy over here because this is after all capital in israel ask every kid what's their capital it's

highest and lowest tax rates around the globe and we have a special panel to discuss and i bet the new u.s. tax law and where it is right now plus alex mann hyla bitch will tell us about one provision of the new tax law that may impact life love and even finances all that ahead on our tax theme program so let's bungle in the jungle and start with some. speaking of texas corporate stock buybacks hit an all time record of one hundred seventy eight billion dollars in the first quarter of the year the u.s. tax reform law approved late last year cut the corporate tax rate from thirty five percent to twenty twenty one percent and has been a boon for businesses and has helped boost the overall economy but most of the benefits have been used for companies to buy back stock as opposed to what proponents of the tax changes argued would be a benefit that would trickle down to workers and average families some are now wondering if they have been trickled upon with the release of several studies studies showing that tax cut benefits are going predominantly to stock shareholders a bloomberg analysis det

speaking in an interview with fox news u.s. treasury secretary steve new should have this to say for. the present we have a very good framework agreement that's not just about buying goods it's about structural changes it's about lowering tariffs that china has committed to lower tariffs on many things and make structural changes and protect our technology so these are very important issues for the u.s. economy and now we're going to make sure that this gets implemented. that he told and months of tension between the two countries which would send markets into a frenzy but with little concrete information released about the details of the negotiations the stakes remain high. the news has been greeted with great relief in china here's what people in beijing have to say. we should try to be the first in as many fields as possible so china can account for the u.s. . where for the for me you. will not trade war could harm investors so there shouldn't be one china and the u.s. should work together from the same foundations so that y

and the new u.s. ambassador to germany richard grinnell has been sworn into office the post had been vacant for more than a year ago now as one of trump's most prominent gay appointees his confirmation had been delayed by democrats opposed to his conservative positions that allegedly derogatory comments about women. now turkey is gearing up for presidential and parliamentary elections only weeks away the vote could set the country's political course for years to come let's take a closer look now with company president edge of hereford one of the islamic rooted a.k.p. called for snap elections for june twenty fourth that's sixteen months ahead of schedule now everyone is a looking to extend his power by creating a more powerful executive presidency now his most serious challenger for the presidency is metal action and right here in the she's a former interior minister and leader of the recently formed nationalist party so hot in denver touch of a pro kurdish opposition party the h g p will be campaigni

already deadly violence ahead of today's opening of the newest -- the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. the move is already sparking thousands of palestinians to protest in gaza. the number of dead is rising. in the last half hour, it is up to 25 people confirmed dead. close to 1,000 more are hurt. this is all sparked by president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital and move from the embassy from tel aviv. a live look at jerusalem, people are gathered for the opening of the new embassy in less than half an hour at 6:00 our time. following the story from several angles this morning and "today in the bay" tracie potts will have a live update. >>> an emotional return to class this morning for students at sonoma state university. students there rattled after a deadly stabbing on campus. this is the first homicide in the school's 57 year history. >> pete suratos live in the school where final examines are about to get under way. what's the school doing to help these students out? it's emotional. >> reporter: what they are doing is helping to r

but now the new u.s. ambassador to berlin richard grinnell is urging german companies to pull out of iran at the same time germany france and britain said in a joint declaration they feel mutually obliged to stick to the terms of the nuclear treaty experts predict tough times ahead. the european union appears to be in a very difficult position. there was no tone of compromise in the president's arguments for exiting the treaty he also said the sanctions would once again be fully implemented that could mean that it will be impossible for european companies to deal with iran without running the risk of attracting u.s. sanctions. so for now companies looking to iran face new uncertainty. time to cross over to daniel at the front that stock exchange daniel what does all this mean for gen companies doing business in the region. well we have to remember of that many european companies saw a big portentious in iran after the sanctions were lifted and many companies from germany and europe are heavily invested in

go back to our breaking news this hour syria's son on news agency is reporting that the u.s. led coalition has bombed two syrian government positions in the eastern province of dares or the strikes are said to have taken place near an energy facility close to the iraqi border where the u.s. alliance has been supporting ground forces against islamic state there let's cross live to jim johnson who is a former u.s. diplomat who can give us some unique perspective on this when things like this happen jim you're one of the people that i want to talk to so i'm glad that i get to do it unfortunately again it always seems to be in these types of situations. so how would you assess this development if the u.s. led coalition really did hit syrian government positions again. you know what's their motive what's the reason behind it and why now. well to start with let's let's note this is certainly not the first time we've had many instances where u.s. planes or coalition planes have hit cities syrian government or allied forces in eastern syria especially let's remember. who are a few ye

now north korea is keeping his options open to north korea directed its anger mostly towards the new u.s. national security adviser john bolton of the north korean deputy minister of foreign affairs spoke about his feeling of repugnance towards him how is that going down in washington. well it will be very interesting to see whatever the president himself is going to address this issue and he is scheduled to have a couple of open press events at the white house so it's so he is certainly going to be asked about that and talking about john bolton we have to say that he is known for his sharply hawkish views on north korea he has said that north korea must commit. this armaments has agreed to get rid of its nuclear and chemical weapons in two thousand sri and only seventy years later a regime was overthrown and later gadhafi was killed in a very brutal way so of course that is not a model attempting model for north korea and the regime there is only interested in its survival w.'s washington bureau chief and some of the nomine reporting thank you. well now i want to bring up to speed with