david gregory, to oren's point about the u.s. dust-up or more than a dust-up enraging the israelis with a member of the administration saying the western with a ul is in the west bank, a week and a half before this trip, benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel, does he expect more from this president on that front or is this president taking the line of not choosing those sides? is that expected by this prime minister? >> well, i think he may like it. i don't know that he's expecting it. i think prime minister netanyahu has in donald trump the u.s. president an ally of a different order. i think he's going to be able to get along with trump in a way that he was not with president obama. there are substantive differences with regard to iran. here you have trump coming in, and saying, like netanyahu believes, that iran is the focal point of the danger in the region that is posed to the united states, to israel, and to allies throughout the region, largely sunni state allies. that means that netanyahu and trump are aligned.

oren liebermann for us in jerusalem, thank you.me, sir. >>> controversy surrounding house majority leader kevin mccarthy comes from a report in the "washington post." a meeting where kevin mccarthy told fellow republican leaders one year ago, he joked, he says, that vladimir putin pays donald trump. the "washington post" listened to a recording of this. they also provided a transcript. this is what was said. republican leaders were talking about the dnc hack last summer when kevin mccarthy said, "there's two people, i think, that putin pays, rohrabacher and trump." after some laughter in the room, mccarthy said "swear to god." then paul ryan continued "this is an off the record, no leaks, all right?" then he added, "this is how we know we're a real family here." speaker ryan's office says this was just a joke and today mccarthy also says it was just a joke. >> because if you listen to it, it says everybody laughs, so you know it's a joke and that's all there is to it. no one believes it to be true. >> last hour i had a chance to sp

and oren will be right there when mr.rump lands in israel, after his first two days of his trip in saudi. >>> still ahead, we go to a country that's closely watching donald trump's trip abroad but one he will not be visiting. hearing from iran after the break. with type 2 diabetes a lower a1c is a lot about choices. but it can be hard sometimes, 'cause different sides of you struggle with which ones to make. well, what if you kept making good ones? then? you could love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®, a pill used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's proven to lower a1c better than januvia®. invokana® works around the clock by sending some sugar out of your body through the process of urination. it's not for lowering systolic blood pressure or weight loss, but it may help with both. invokana® may cause dehydration, which could make you feel dizzy or weak when you stand up, so be sure to drink enough water. important side effects to know may include

for the latest, let's bring in cnn's oren liebermann live for us in jerusalem. good morning. we know the president has left saudi arabia. he is on route to israel. we expect him to land in tel aviv later this morning, maybe an hour, couple hours or so. so, what are officials there saying, oren? >> reporter: well, look, this should be an easy trip. it's a republican president, it's a conservative prime minister, and it should be easy for these two to get along, and they've certainly sent signals and messages to each other that they look forward to hosting each other and meeting with each other, trump even saying recently that he's a great lover of israel, looks forward to showing that. yet, there have been a number of these you call them hitches or misunderstandings or issues or even worse. one is netanyahu having to order his ministers to attend the arrival ceremony at tel aviv. many of them when they realized they wouldn't be able to shake the president's hand and get that photo op intended to skip. on the american side, there have been far more. first, confusion about what

let's go to oren liebermann as well, our correspondent based in jerusalem. this is a significant week. this is jerusalem week. this is also a president trying to walk quite a tight rope here after quite a dust-up within the administration over comments on the western wall just ahead of this trip. >> reporter: and so far, he's walking that tight rope very well, navigating the sensitivities and all of the delicate issues that surround jerusalem. jerusalem itself is the most sensitive issue in the israeli/palestinian conflict, and the old city of jerusalem here behind us is the most sensitive issue in jerusalem. it appears trump and the white house realize that and have taken great pains to avoid prejudging this, right? it's always been up to u.s. foreign policy for decades now that the final status of jerusalem would be decided only in negotiations between israelis and palestinians. that's why the embassy hasn't ever moved from tel aviv to jerusalem. it would be the white house and the u.s. saying that jerusalem is the undivided capital of israel. it would ess

. >> mucha paciencia, oren, no pierda la fe.aciÓn. este grupo de manifestantes, nos asegurÓ que la liberación de jasmine, los lleno de valentÍa y fuerza para pelear con otras mujeres que actualmente, continÚan detenidas. desde san francisco, luz peÑa. marÍa leticia: el presidente donald trump, saliÓ hoy a su primera gira polÍtica crucial en el extranjero. el mandatario cumplirÁuna agenda de actividades que inicia esta tarde en arabia saudita. luego tiene previsto visitar israel y la cumbre de la otan en bÉlgica, pasarÁ por italia donde se reunirÁ con el papa francisco en el vaticano. ya estamos listos para un fin de semana que pinta muy caluroso en el Área de la bahÍa. vamos a ver quÉ tanto calor va ahacer. presentadora: hola, que tal, se que muchos quieren ir a disfrutar de sus actividades al aire libre. vea este escenario . las temperaturas se estarÁn elevando sobre los 90 en nuestra regiÓn. eso provocarÁ que el Índice de calor, se eleve. hay que utilizar mucho protector, beber mucha agua y utilizar colores claros. todo esto s

. >> it is likely they will add padding to the walkway near the slide oren close the open top of the slide. >>> temperatures were in the 60s and 70s. it is coming to the end of may. we have temperatures below average and cooler than yesterday. yesterday wasn't hot. today was cooler as well. antioch 77. highs tomorrow not much of a change. tomorrow is a duplicate of today. chilly when you wake up. there is a system offshore. it is stretched out over 2,000 feet. it is going in over the hills over a strong sea breeze. gusts at 35 miles per hour. now we are set up for a day tomorrow. things will warm up it will be more seasonal. >> with that in mind current temperatures in the 50s. all of this moist air is inland. with that no way it will be a day tomorrow like today. it isn't really fog. it is so stretched out it is low clouds. the low clouds are in the delta. temperatures are up in sacramento in the 70s. they will be just in the 70s tomorrow. the forecast, there is the fog for the morning. not much different than the morning. that's tuesday. wednesday will be warmer. in the santa clara

us oren they're done with when we're not able to do away.e, then we're thrown nd they move to the next group that they can use to build their ives and i think it is very unfair for them to -- for the udget to treat us in that manner, all right. and that is all i have to say about that. think donald trump should remember, after he's gone from has tote house, he still live here or move. all right. other. the he's an american, just like we treating us as and we don't have the same bravado and i guess what and ther europeans have there is a drastic difference in between the way we feel about and law and order and peace than they do. to fight really hard because they are smaller than we are, all right. this is something they ought to think about and i ought to at really rethink what they are doing to that they ed poor keep poor, especially in the to h and that is all i have say about that. hank you much and i appreciate your being here for us. host: okay. washington post" editorial today was critical of the president's budget, as well. it says, there is structural gap between the nation's f

oren dorell, foreign affairs reporter for "usa today."eciate the work you did and thanks for talking to us about it. >> i will say just to underscore oren's point about people's involvement in or exposing of corruption. one of the things you find again and again as you start following the russian side of this, when there's corruption, large scale corruption, people who are exposed to that corruption from all different sides end up being in danger. not just people who make it publicly known, who investigate it but people who resist it. people who go along with it, profit from it, people who can tell tales about it. everybody who is touched by corruption ends up being in danger. in russia, often that means mortal danger. all right. much more ahead tonight. stay with us. okay, let's go. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! briathe customer app willw if be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can

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oren dorell, foreign affairs reporter for "usa today."te the work you did and thanks for talking to us about it. >> i will say just to underscore oren's point about people's involvement in or exposing of corruption. one of the things you find again and again as you start following the russian side of this, when there's corruption, large scale corruption, people who are exposed to that corruption from all different sides end up being in danger. not just people who make it publicly known, who investigate it but people who resist it. people who go along with it, profit from it, people who can tell tales about it. everybody who is touched by corruption ends up being in danger. in russia, often that means mortal danger. all right. much more ahead tonight. stay with us. i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot f

. >> oren por mi, vamos a fastidiar a dios para que diga que tengo mÁs tiempo.ancia. >> yo lo siento como una ofensa. como si fuÉramos tan diferentes las personas. >> historias de quienes aman, viven, trabajan y sufren detrÁs del muro. conductora: ediciÓn especial para la prÓxima semana. llegamos al final. buenas noches y hasta pronto. presentador: estos son los titulares de la informaciÓn. los responsables aÚn siguen prÓfugostan pronto como el dÍa de maÑana se podrÍan definir el futuro de las medidas migratorias de el presidente de los estados unidos. para algunosinmigrantes estas fechas podrÍan convertirse en el inicio de una crÓnica depresiÓn, noticias univisión deportes en de semana comienza ya.

oren wrote the following. we met, interacted with and began the attachment process with our son while we were in ethiopia. he is almost 4 years old many he knows we're his parents and he was supposed to come home with us on our trip. he was upset and confused when we had to say good-bye leaving him in an orphanage while we returned to the united states without him. my hope is that it can be resolved quickly. mr. sullivan, if it's not resolved quickly, once confirmed, will you work with my office to not only elevate this issue but to make clear to the ethiopian government at the highest level that this is important, that we need to resolve this issue. we need their assistance, especially for families like the orens who have already legally adopted their children when this order was issued? >> senator young, i would be honored to do so. >> thank you. mr. sullivan, i'm a strong supporter of the international affairs budget. i've made that really clear, as have so many of my colleagues on this committee. as of yes

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i'm really, really glad to say that thousands of us are out there last week oren february 1st, and madethousands of us to make sure that we defended our campus come of this community, and especially, the immigrant muslim students who were under attack in half and under attack by him and other fascists. >> tucker: by using violence -- you don't shy away from matt by any means necessary, to name of your group. it implies violence. what should we do with fascist? if you think that someone is espousing genocide, why should we do with them? showed that person be allowed to walk free? should we put them in jail? should we kill them? exile them? abysses -- if you are willing to use violence, what is the penalty for that? >> firstly, you have to make sure that you nip it in the body. you have to make sure that they are not allowed to recruit. it is not respectable to call for a mass murder of millions of people. >> tucker: just to be clear, milo yiannopoulos is not -- he has not ever said that in public, anyway, now that we have a record of. there is no evidence that he has called for the genoc

cnn's oren lieberman is in jerusalem today. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu and othern watching president donald trump's speech in riyadh very closely. that's exactly the message they wanted to hear from trump, that arab states need to do their part to combat extremism, to combat terrorism throughout the region. especially when trump shifted his focus to iran and went on the offensive there. that's where netanyahu and trump see the region from exactly the same perspective and are on very much the same page strategically. they see a need to combat iran's growing influence throughout the region, and that's what they'll talk about in their meetings. president donald trump arrives on monday. he'll meet with the president and then with prime minister netanyahu. some israeli ministers have expressed some reservations about a 112 billi$112 billion a where israel gets the latest hardware and latest military technology as witnessed by israel being the first state to receive the latest fire jets. the u.s. f-35 just a few months ago. that may become a focus of the conversation, h

they had a very elaborate ceremony to welcome president trump, and oren liebermann had excellent reporting yesterday about how benjamin netanyahu now required his ministers to appear at the airport for this ceremony, even if they will not have an opportunity to shake trump's hand. it is already very warm midday and these folks have been sitting at this airport outside in the sun for hours waiting for the arrival of the american president. >> sara, sit tight with us while we're waiting for him to deplane. you can see the plane taxiing down the runway here right now. let's get josh rogin in here again. >> josh from the "washington post." optics obviously important to world leaders. we've been told that pageantry and flattery are important in welcoming in particular this president, but josh, let's look back on what the president said just may 3rd about mideast peace -- "it is something that i think is frankly maybe not as difficult as people have thought over the years." clearly, he'll be welcomed with an entirely new reality when he starts to meet with these leaders regarding the difficulty

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