hi, rex. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie, pleasure to meet you. >> i understand that your inheritance is magic, but it's this? >> it's all about magic. my dad collected books, posters, going all the way back to the 1500s. >> 1500s? that's right out of harry potter. cool! rex's father, rex conklin sr., is born in 1904 on detroit's southwest side. what do you know about your dad's childhood? >> i knew he grew up very poor in detroit. his father was a conductor on the streetcars and didn't bring a lot of money home. >> for entertainment, in an era before movies were big, little rex is drawn to a type of performance then sweeping the nation -- magic shows. >> as a very young boy, probably about six or seven, he saw a performer named howard thurston perform in detroit, and that's what really ignited his interest in magic. >> step up, girls and boys, and see how easily it is for your eyes to be deceived. >> thurston amazes little rex. billed as the "king of cards," he's seen here doing a show outside the wh

>> very much like the polaris slingshot but this t rex came first. >> long before the t rex. >> 65 million ago? >> pretty much. >> this is powered by a v-x 14 l >> it's a lot of power inside a lightweight chassy. it's fun.ray day then? >> no. it's a little bit feisty. between 40 and $50,000. depending on the type you get. but here is how you get into this thing. you sit on the little side pod. put your legs in and slide into it't want to be in a mini skirt. >> once you're inside, then you put the steering wheel on. >> very formula one. >> yes. very racy. >> i'm looking at this thing and i'm really, really, really fighting hard to figure out why. right? it's not a motorcycle. it's not a car. what is it? >> it's the fun. >> the fun little grocery store runner. >> get there and back very quickly. >>> looking for father's day gifts? >> let's make dad baskets. >> it's all for dad next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, creating a body painting masterpiece. >> layer by layer. >> see what takes shape under the black light. >>> plus, some dudes show up to the river. >> and they have bucke

rex, one of the most complete t. rexes in the world.ost entirely real fossils, not plaster. and instead of standing like it's posing for a selfie, this one is chomping on an unfortunate triceratops. experts painstakingly rebuilt the creatures piece by piece, using the latest knowledge to make them look more real. matthew corono is the museum's curator of dinosauria. >> they look realer i think when you portray them doing real things. >> reporter: like eating another dinosaur. >> or sleeping. all the different things animals do. >> reporter: not just posing for a picture. >> even though most of the dinosaurs were real last time, they just kind of looked dusty and old and static. >> must go faster. >> reporter: if this is what you envision when you think of a t. rex, you might not be that far off. when you watch "jurassic park" and you see the tyrannosaurus rex, real, fake? >> they did a pretty good job. >> reporter: they did? >> it probably isn't an animal that roared, but movies need things that are loud, so that's fine. >> reporter: co

>> i am kind of over t-rex personally. it's our most famous dinosaur -- >> it's a movie star. >> it's a movie star. it doesn't need my help. >> reporter: and it's not just about dinosaurs. you'll also see creatures ranging from the mas sqala corax. a prehistoric shark. siobhan stars oversees the project and its dozens of experts. >> when you tell people you've got to come to this exhibit, what do you tell them? >> i tell them it's unique. it's one a kind. they will never find another fossil haul like this. >> and the not just about the dinosaurs, the t-rex. >> exactly. >> reporter: for matthew carano his inner child played a central role. >> when you're deciding how to plan the dinosaurs is it 10-year-old in you or the you of today that's deciding what to do? >> well, it's the 10-year-old in me getting permission from the scientist to show something. >> reporter: because it's got to be real. >> it's got to be real. >> reporter: what do you want a 10-year-old kid or an 80-year-old person to think and feel when they leave th

now rex tillerson says he was cut out of key decisions during his time as u.s.secretary of state that's according to newly released testimony that he gave to a congressional hearing last month to us an accused donald trump's white house adviser and son and or jarred krishna of operating independently and outside of the state department well let's go straight to john hendren who joins us live now from washington d.c. john this was a 145 page transcript of to lessons testimony that's been revealed with plenty of revelations in it self talk us through some of the big ones. that's right it many members of the trumpet ministration have refused to testify before congressional committees run by democrats in the u.s. house of representatives but one of them who didn't was rex tillerson the former secretary of state is no longer and administration official and what he said in this more than 140 page report that you talk about is that he was running he was a member of an administration was running dual diplomacy that he often found that gerrard questioner was really runni

secretary of state shows he was kept in the dark over foreign policy rex tillerson testified in front of the house foreign affairs committee last month white house adviser jared cushion of negotiating independently with world leaders without telling the state department also in jordan has been what this 140 page transcript illustrates is a confirmation of what many here in washington have suspected which is that under rex tillerson the u.s. state department is not driving u.s. foreign policy that u.s. foreign policy was being driven out of the white house by the president's top advisers including by his son in law jarrett cushion or holds the title of senior adviser to the president one person has died after twin suicide attacks targeted security forces in tunisia capital the 1st explosion happened in a busy commercial district near the french embassy killing one police officer and injuring several others a 2nd suicide bomb went off near a police station on the outskirts of the city injuring 4 government has called for calm the attack has not yet been identified 20 of the world's most

rex tillerson says he was cussed out of key decisions during his time as u.s. secretary of state that's according to newly released testimony that he gave to a congressional hearing last month now tell us an accused donald trump's white house advisor and son and daughter shared krishna of operating independent. the an outside of the state department he gave a number of examples including bumping into question and mexico's foreign minister as a washington restaurant he said the color drained from the minister's face when he greeted them to listen also he said he wasn't informed when saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on cats on more than 2 years ago and he recalled confusion among state department officials about who was actually in charge of u.s. foreign policy while our correspondent john hendren joins us live now from washington d.c. john the transcript of to listen to testimony covers some 145 pages give us the highlights. there's asieh this is like so much in the trump administration extraordinary rex tillerson says i

testimony by rex tillerson reveals the power struggle with jared kushner. ♪ quick this is al jazeeraive from london. killed in tunisia and eight people are injured. anger over united states's plan for peace in the middle east. in tijuana, migrants say the mexican government is breaking its promises. we begin in the united states, where testimony by rex tillerson to the house foreign affairs committee last month has been released. one of its key revelations, trump's son-in-law jared kushner operated independently with powerful world leaders without coordination with the state department, keeping tillerson in the dark. he also commented on the gulf crisis, which saw a blockade 2017,d on qatar in june he was in australia at the time with jim mattis and said they were both surprised. tillerson said he was not aware of a meeting between kushner and leaders of the saudi arabia and uae before the blockade was imposed. steve bannon was also present. tillerson describes being angry at the meeting having taken place without his knowledge. he said the state department's views were never express

secretary of state rex tillerson reveals how president son in law undermined u.s. foreign policy. walking into a storm donald trump stirs up another trade routes as g 20 leaders arrive in japan . to suicide attacks in china's ears capital kill a police officer and we and several others. and it's time for round 2 as another 10 democrats prepared to make their pitch for their party's 2020 presidential nomination. now rex tillerson says he was cut out of key decisions during his time as president secretary of state that's according to newly released testimony that he gave to a congressional hearing last month to listen accuse white house advisor jared question of operating independently and outside of the state department he gave a number of examples including bumping into question that. and mexico's top diplomat at a washington restaurant he said he saw the color go out of the foreign minister's face when he said them to us and also said he wasn't informed when saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on castle 2 years ago and he recalled confusion

rex tillerson says he was kept in the dock and. by the president when he served as america's top diplomat. and welcome to their own life. but pronto also ahead world leaders are all smiles as they begin 20 summit. shaping up to be one of the most fractious meetings . where to respond to 2 suicide bombers brother themselves in the capital plus. heated exchanges during the 2nd debate between democrats who code to reach the white house. rex tillerson has described diplomacy being done behind his back by the president's goal when he served as u.s. secretary of state he made the remarks about testifying about his rocky 13 months in the job which ended when donald trump fired him via twitter john hendren reports from washington d.c. . the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law jared cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson is knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no id

the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law jared cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson is knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no idea about how the process was supposed to work he probably thought oh well this is the way i've run my business in a newly released transcript from closed door testimony to the house committee on foreign affairs tillerson says he was surprised to walk into a washington restaurant to find jared cushion or meeting with mexico's foreign secretary i could see the color go out of the face of the foreign secretary of mexico as i very i smiled big and i said welcome to washington and i said i don't want to interrupt what you all are doing i said give me a call next time you're coming to town tillers and says he was taken aback when he was told cushion or in presidential adviser steve bannon knew of the blockade of qatar before it happened question on or about may 20th 2017 there was appare

secretary of state rex tillerson reveals how he was sidelined during his time in the trumpet ministration. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up on the program security forces a targeted during twin suicide attacks in tunisia's capital one officer is killed at least 8 people injured. the u.s. supreme court blocks donald trump's proposal to add a controversial citizenship question to next year's census. and that wildfires raging across spain and southern france as western europe is gripped by an intense heat wave. begin in the united states where testimony by former secretary of state regs to listen to the house foreign affairs committee last month has now been released one of its key revelations is that trump's son in law and senior white house adviser jared pusha operated independently with powerful world leaders without coordination with the state department keeping rex tillerson in the dark also in jordan has been following the story and joins us now what more we learned or what more does this demonstrate about cushion his role within the administrati

secretary of state rex tillerson gave to the house of representatives foreign affairs. committee it's just been released we're just getting a few of the details and it's actually rather interesting let's have a look at some of what it says now. to listen told the committee that trump son in law and senior white house adviser jared operated independently with world leaders need didn't could cause and the state department and the he left the section of satan in the dark he also said he was caught off guard along with the then defense secretary jim mattis when saudi arabia u.a.e. egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on cattle 2 years ago he said there was confusion among state department officials about who were actually in charge of u.s. foreign policy all right let's talk to our correspondent in washington now roslyn jordan rose this is really interesting is that because this is a testimony that rex tillerson gave to the house foreign affairs committee is a month ago it's now the transcript that has been released but much of it redacted . well from what i've been able to

we begin in the united states with testimony by former secretary of state rex to listen to the house foreign affairs committee last month has been released one of its key revelations that trump son in law and senior white house adviser jared cushing operated independently with powerful world leaders without coordination with the state department keeping to listen in the dark. well tillotson also commented on the gulf crisis which saw a land sea and air blockade imposed on catherine june 27th team he described being blindsided when key arab ally seva ties with also a u.s. ally he was in australia at the time with the vent defense secretary jim matheson said they were both surprised to listen said he was not aware of a meeting between caution and leaders of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. just a month before the blockade was imposed form a trump advisor steve bannon was also present tell us in describing angry at the meeting having taken place without his knowledge he said the state department's views were never expressed john hendren joins us live now from washington what does to listens

rex tillerson has described diplomacy being done behind his back by the president saddam nor when he served as u.s. secretary of state he made the remarks while testifying about his rocky 13 months of the job which ended when donald trump fired him by a twitter john hendren reports from washington d.c. . the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law had cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson his knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no idea about how the process was supposed to work he probably thought oh well this is the way i've run my business in a newly released transcript from closed door testimony to the house committee on foreign affairs tillerson says he was surprised to walk into a washington restaurant to find jared cushion or meeting with mexico's foreign secretary i could see the color go out of the face of the foreign secretary of mexico as i very i smiled big and i said welcome to washington and i said

secretary of state rex tillerson shows he was kept in the dark over foreign policy he accuses white house adviser jared coercion or operating independently and outside of the state department. bahrain has recalled its ambassador to iraq after hundreds of demonstrators stormed the embassy in baghdad and took down its flag protest as well angry over the u.s. sponsored manama conference on peace in the middle east. and tunisia has been rocked by 3 attacks within hours of each other going to one police officer and injuring several others. 20 of the world's most powerful leaders are gathering in japan head of what are likely to be tense talks at the g. 20 summit the u.s. president donald trump is set to meet one on one with chinese president xi jinping and russia's vladimir putin our white house correspondent kimberly how it was at the airport as trump touched down. officially donald trump is here to promote his unique brand of economic growth according to the white house his pro jobs deregulation the agenda already u.s. president obama tried generating headlines before he touches down in osak

believed to be about1.5 and tyrannosaurus rex.commerce feeding on other small animals. translation: this is the first time this species has been registered here in brazil and globally it is a new species. this region of brazil is rich in dinosaur remains. now there is plenty of lush vegetation, but 90 million years ago this area was all desert. careful analysis of the creature's bones and the unique nature of its clause told scientist that this was something different. the hope is this discovery will prompt fresh research and new discoveries. maybe other previously unknown dinosaurs will be unearthed. stay with us here on bbc news, we will keep across the democratic debate in miami and keep an eye on the 620 debate in miami and keep an eye on the g20 summit going on in osaka. for now, thank you for watching. hello there. thursday was a warm and a sunny day for most of us away from the east coast. but for scotland, wales, northern ireland, you saw your warmest day of the year so far. and today's looking pretty similar — another dry

secretary of state has described being kept in the dark about foreign policy rex tillerson testified before a committee in washington last month and details have just been released to listen accuse white house adviser jared kushner of operating independently and outside of the state department what would leaders have posed for the traditional family photo at the start of the g. 20 summit in japan the tension between the u.s. and iran has already come up with china's president saying the gulf is at a crossroads of war and peace and the u.n. chief says the world cannot afford to have a conflict in the gulf. i've always believed in the go on believing that the j c p a way is a very important instrument that was achieved and it was effective if the bill if he. did that it would be very important to preserve it and so i made that appeal to everybody including to be done. obviously it is essential to deescalate the situation in the gulf it is essential to avoid that. confrontation takes place in the gulf i think the world couldn't afford this hundreds of iraqis have stormed the behind the

secretary of state so as he was kept in dark in the dark of a foreign policy rex tillerson testifiedin front of the house foreign affairs committee last month and he accused white house white house advisor jared kushner of operating independently and outside of the state department john hendren has more from washington d.c. this is like so much in the trump administration extraordinary rex tillerson says it wasn't just a case of shuttle diplomacy or somebody practicing freelance diplomacy says it was diplomacy in which often he was the lesser character who did not know what was going on is jeered cushion or was directing major foreign policy donald trump has met with g 20 host a and india's lead in around ramadi ahead of the formal start of the summit in japan the trio discussed trade on north korea as well as security in the south china sea but tom's most anticipated meeting comes late on friday when he sets down with russian president vladimir prison. one person has died after twin suicide attacks targeted security forces into his ears capital tunis one bomber targeted a police veh

secretary of state has described being kept in the dark about foreign policy rex tillerson testified before a committee in washington last month and the details have just been released to listen accused white house and why the jared kushner operating independently and outside of the state department. this is like so much in the trump administration extraordinary rex tillerson says it wasn't just a case of shuttle diplomacy or somebody practicing freelance diplomacy says it was during diplomacy in which often he was the lesser character who did not know what was going on is jared cushion or was directing major foreign policy. hundreds of iraqis have stormy the bahraini embassy in central baghdad in anger over the u.s. sponsored manami conference on peace in the middle east the train has recalled its ambassador to iraq after demonstrations broke in and took down the flag replacing it with one of their own police used live rounds to break that our last stand on pot smoker one was injured a $50000000000.00 economic plan was unveiled by white house adviser jared kushner and behind this we

plus breaking now, the secret transcript of rex tillerson's interview with lawmakers released. what the fired secretary of state said about the president. and a consequential opinion from the supreme court that will have a direct impact on elections and how your vote is counted for decades to come. we begin with the first democratic presidential debates. tonight the main stage event for the five top polling candidates are taking part. former vice president joe biden, senator bernie sanders-meter put buttigieg, and senator kamala harris. and as the front-runner biden must be ready to fend off these challenges to his record as the democratic party shifts left. meanwhile, some of the lesser known candidates we've seen tonight are looking for their breakout moments. and athena jones is following all of this from the debate site in miami. tell us what we should be watching for athena. >> well, hi, brianna. as you said it, biden will be at center stage. he's the undisputed front-runner. and he is going to be a top target. and to prepare for that he's been setting his own long record

the problem is that rex tillerson couldn't figure out how to coordinate with the state department.t you just have to dismiss. that's just typical trump being you took a shot, you get a shot. you have three categories. nonfeasance, misfeasance and malfeasance and kushner has trouble with all three. nonfeasance is when you have a duty to do something and you don't do it. like when the russians come knocking on your door and you don't tell anybody. you have potential business interests that come up in meetings and you don't report it until somebody asks you about it. and then you have misfeasance, like these meetings with these diplomatic types. then you have malfeasance and that's the biggest concern, that even the secretary of state rex tillerson had questions about whether or not jared kushner was playing for america first or his own interests. that's a recurring theme. it could fall under the category of abuse of power. >> chris, what do you have tonight? >> we're going to look at what happened last night and project onto the debate. the numbers were huge last night. you'll probab

secretary of state he was kept in the dog over some key areas of foreign policy rex tillerson accused white house adviser of operating independently and outside of the state department. donald trump has been meeting with g 20 host ahead of the formal start of the summit in japan just before departing for raised questions about the u.s. japan security alliance suggesting it's a one sided. and officials are still trying to find out just who is responsible for 2 suicide bomb attacks in the capital a police officer was killed and several others injured in 2 blasts within half an hour of each other. now it's day 2 and round 2 of the democratic presidential debates 10 more contenders for the party's nomination are about to face off on u.s. television this field includes current frontrunner former vice president joe biden along with senators bernie sanders and camelot harris the big issues as with the 1st debate are expected to be health care immigration and foreign policy but our correspondent joins us live now from miami where the debates are being held and he 3 of the front runners are ab

damian: all right, well, it's called "oedipus el rey," the adaptation by luis alfaro on oedipus rex. it runs through june 23, so not too long from now. it's at the magic theatre in san francisco. there is the web address for more information, magictheatre.org. any final thoughts, esteban? esteban: come check out the show. it's gonna be amazing. it's the kind of show that makes you really think about some of the life choice you've made, and, you know, that' why we do theater. damian: awesome, hey, good to have you on. welcome to the west coast. esteban: thank you so much for having me. damian: and up next on "communidad del valle," the gardeners are givin' out their scholarships. stay with us. giving out those annual scholarships, a lot of money. don catalino tapia is spearheading this event. erendida amador is one of the recipients this year. she'll get her scholarship in a few weeks. in fact, next week, on june 22 in redwood city. so, welcome to the show, welcome back. catalino tapia: thank you so much, damian, for having us. damian: don catalino, what are we talking about here? you

on emotions of the to run a source rex typically have a similar coloration. so why these particular colors. as this gets it's represented this way because that's the way it's been done for decades and that's what viewers expect and we can't rule out that some dinosaurs may have been yellow with red dots and that may not be the most likely assumption but we can't scientifically disprove it. this is. so the primordial predator may have been dark green or brown. or maybe red. or multicolored. but whatever the color they probably served a purpose animals pigmentation acts as a signal or as a camouflage a deterrent or for courtship displace and that was true in the age of dinosaurs too . but the university of bristol jacobi winter has succeeded in reconstructing color patterns of feathered dinosaurs. here the pali intelligence is examining electron microscope images of fossilized skin samples from a 130000000 year old to talk of source. even after such a long time some tiny structures of skin pigments have been preserved they're known as milan assumes. they or. a

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secretary of state shows he was kept in the dark over foreign policy rex tillerson testified in front of the house foreign affairs committee last month he accused white house adviser of operating independently and outside state department activities. tunisia has been rocked by 3 attacks within hours of each other killing one police officer and injuring several others injured government has called for calm the attack is have not yet been identified. and 20 of the world's most powerful leaders are in japan ahead of what are likely to be tense talks at the g. 20 summit u.s. president all trump is set to meet one on one with chinese president xi jinping and russia's vladimir putin. well now u.s. president donald trump for the 2020 senses to be delayed so that additional information can be provided to the supremes court that's off to the court blocked his proposal to add a citizenship question to the population count a group of states and immigration activists sued the government to stop the question from being included they say the question could put fear in the minds of immigrants that i

the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law jared cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson is knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no idea about how the process was supposed to work he probably thought oh well this is the way i run my business in a newly released transcript from closed door testimony to the house committee on foreign affairs tillerson says he was surprised to walk into a washington restaurant to find jared cushion or meeting with mexico's foreign secretary i could see the color go out of the face of the foreign secretary of mexico as i very i smiled big and i said welcome to washington and i said i don't want to interrupt what you all are doing i said give me a call next time you're coming to town tillers and says he was taken aback when he was told cushion or in presidential adviser steve bannon knew of the blockade of qatar before it happened question on or about may 20th 2017 there was apparentl

rex.plaster, and instead of posing for a selfie, this one is chomping on an unforeign gnat dinosaur. it's built piece by piece using the latest knowledge to make it look more real. matthew is the nation's curator. >> they look more real. all the things dinosaurs do. they looked real last time. they just looked dusty and old and static. >> reporter: if this is what you envision when you think of a t. rex, you might not be that far off. >> when you watch "jurassic park" and you see the tyrannosaurus rex, do you think real? fake? >> they did a good job. >> reporter: he knew he wanted to be a scientist but his obsession goes way beyond the fascination. >> i am kind of over t. rex personally. it's our most famous dinosaur. >> it's a movie star. >> it's a movie star. it doesn't need my help. >> you'll see dinosaurs from the mastodon to others. he oversees the stars and dozens of experts. >> when you tell them they've go tot come to the exhibit, what do you tell them? >> i tell them it's unique,

there has been an easing as and really polarization in the conservative party over europe and with rex in this has crystallized much more sued like the country the conservative party is deeply divided over breaks it and could to reason may has been hard whacking to try and achieve a deal and eventually go to deal with the european union but she hasn't really communicated very well what the downsides would be since she has said she. she wants to restrict immigration but she has not been open about the economic consequences that will have for the country now let's have a look at how this all came about. it was a tearful end to one of the toughest gigs in politics. i will shortly leave the job that is being the owner of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. this was to reason may as she announced her resignation 3 years into her premiership. when she took over the job from david cameron the u.k. had just voted to leave europe it so

before rex said, no—one wa nted heard.he flow of politics and leave it to the people. we need to know what would be the business consequences of a no deal. would it lead tojob business consequences of a no deal. would it lead to job losses or would it be great for us stop we are missing some of the detail. should it be dictated by what businesses want or what people want? either way, if staying in is the bad decision or living is the bad decision, the british people have the right to make that decision? a democracy purist with so yes, that is where parliament is meant to step in and act as a control to that. the world has changed since 2016, conditions are different, that is the argument to have a second vote. it's not for me to decide what the british people should do, those are the key things of the debate here. there is another five months to go, buckle up. buckle up. we have a lot of papers to get through in half—an—hour‘s time. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: his owner may love him, but not his neighbours. a

well rex tillerson has revealed his struggles working with the trumpet ministration and his all could encounters with the president's son in law are joining his time as u.s. secretary of state he made the remarks about jared while testifying before congress about his rocky 13 months in the job 100 plus more from washington d.c. . the united states' former secretary of state says he often had to practice diplomacy in the dark rex tillerson told congress that president donald trump's son in law had cushion or directed his own foreign policy without tillerson his knowledge president trump did not know him and president trump had no idea about how the process was supposed to work he probably thought oh well this is the way i run my business in a newly released transcript from closed door testimony to the house committee on foreign affairs tillerson says he was surprised to walk into a washington restaurant to find jared cushion or meeting with mexico's foreign secretary i could see the color go out of the face of the foreign secretary of mexico as i very i smiled big and i said welcome to

secretary of state has described being kept in the dark about foreign policy rex tillerson testified before a committee in washington last month and the details have just been released to listen accused white house it was a job cost of operating independently and outside of the state department hundreds of iraqis have stormed the bahraini embassy in central baghdad and anger over the u.s. sponsored manami conference on peace in the middle east the train has a record its embassy ambassador to iraq after demonstrators broke in and took down the flag replacing it with one of their own and. one person has died after 20 odd attacks target his security forces and to his u.s. capitol a bomb a targeted a police vehicle near the french embassy in central tunis the other at the counter terrorism headquarters democratic leaders in the u.s. house of representatives have backed down to president trump on their border aid bill demands the house has passed a 4600000000 dollars package to help address the surge in people trying to cross into the u.s. from mexico but it doesn't include additional pro

secretary of state rex tillerson he described being blindsided when key arab allies imposed a land sea and air blockade on castle also a key u.s. ally to listen added he was not aware of a reported meeting between the and the leaders of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. just one month before the blockade was imposed to listen also confirms there was a lot of communication between questioner and the saudi crown prince and that question often traveled to the middle east without consulting us embassies he said he raised the issue with krishna but nothing much changed after well let's speak to john schon who is the executive director of the arab center of washington and he joins us now via skype from washington d.c. now to listen describe the moment that he found out that several go. countries including saudi arabia and the usa had instituted this blockade of cata at that point you've been a stray at with defense secretary jim acis and he says that damascus author had no idea but jacques kushner had been meeting with both out he and the u.a.e. said how is all of this possible especially given th

saysr ceo rex tillerson they probably paid a little bit too much for xto energy.more. taylor: some of these energy stocks are rising, and on top of that you have those interesting comments from the former ceo rex tillerson, talking about how maybe they overpaid for that gas deal. in 2009,ally happened and closed in mid-2010. at gas pricesng around four dollars, 5, 6, and now we are around two dollars, so the gas prices nowhere near where they thought it would be. we know where exxon gets most of its money, from exploration and production, some of the upstream companies. still highly dependent on crude despite some of the divergence we are seeing. vonnie: energy shares doing pretty well. taylor riggs, thank you for that stock of the hour. let's get a quick check of the markets now. we have been struggling for direction early in the session. higher now for the s&p on the dow. still lower on the nasdaq, partially due to google and its $2.7 billion deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 30 minutes left in the european trading day. from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from

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the interesting thing is when rex tillerson was seblcretary o state, he found jared kushner wouldn'tecret conversation within mohammad bin salman very oppressive figure who indeed carried out the murder of jamal khashoggi. rex tillerson couldn't find out with jared kushner and mohammad bin salman were discussing on whatsapp and he was the secretary of state. so i don't know who jared kushner thinks should be privy to his conversations but it sounds like he didn't think anyone should be. and that is really bad for our national security. >> oh, we really appreciate you being here today. thank you for your time. being here today thank you for your time. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. woman: (on phone) discover. hi. do you have a travel card? yep. our miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles and we'll match it at the end of your first year. nice! i'm thinking

there were a lot of problems with rex tillerson i have documented about the way he handled the foreign service and the norms of the state department. his testimony about the way the son-in-law, jared kushner intervened where meetings were head with muhammad bin salmon, the secretary of state testified he, in a restaurant, saw jared kushner meet ing with the mexican foreign minister. he was embarrassed the secretary of state has been cut out of this, was not aware of that. the defensive secretary mattis and tillerson were blindsided on a trip to australia by secret negotiations with steve bannon and jared kushner. >> how can a secretary of state conduct diplomacy? >> well, again, i was part of a decision making system. i teach about it now at georgetown. it's very hard to explain. we're not a new country. we know how to make decisions. we know what to do when people disagree. it's essential to have some kind of notes about what goes on. and everything sounds completely nutty and very hard i think for people to figure out how to deal with this under these circumstances. and to know who i

maybe they saw rex getting putin's friendship medal. they were so vast, they required a 25 page business research dossier. all this is known, it's just that they didn't care. the president has had the least senate confirmed nominations of any president, has withdrawn twice as many nominees as president obama at the same time in his administration, there was one person the president really wanted on the team he couldn't get. and her red flags were on display for everyone to see. >> if the devil called me and said he wanted to set up a meeting to give me opposition research on my opponent, i'd be >>> now, donald trump we know loves trump tv, his favorite shows are the truly excellent ones, hannity, trump tv & friends and, of course, justice with judge janine. >> my title for hillary clinton's new book instead of what happened is, living in denial and in need of a labotomy. >> i'm convinced that's an andy kaufmann-esque bit she's doing. jeanine pirro has visited the white house several times since he became president. when it came down to

fraud, bank fraud and foreign lobbying violations. >> it's been a little more than a month ago that rexith a top democrat and top republican on the house foreign affairs committee. cnn has just obtained a transcript showing what they talked about in a session that lasted nearly 7 hours. so we now know tillerson's relationship with president trump was challenging. at one point he repeatedly called mr. trump a moron in private. looking through this transcript it seems his biggest trouble may have been with the president's son in law, jared kushner. he described to lawmakers about finding the mexican foreign minister out in washington having dinner with jared kushner. tillerson was the secretary of state, he didn't know the foreign minister was in town. tillerson saying, i don't want to interrupt what you all are doing, give me a call next time you're coming to 20u7b. that was a quote. >> fareed zakaria, just the point on jared kushner. what do you think of that in. >> well, he clearly still has enormous -- he wants to do, the president allows him to do. it's so unusual in the sense that p

we saw the rex tillerson transcripts overnight.secretary of state saying that president trump wasn't prepared for his meetings with vladimir putin the same way vladimir putin was. that's what we see in public, that photo right there. what goes on behind closed doors is -- >> is just as concerning if not more so according to rex tillerson and others. >> yeah. one other thing we want to look at this morning, jim. we saw an image of president trump interacting as they're walking through here. he's with vladimir putin and he's with the saudi prince also, muhammad bin salman. those are the people he's gravitating towards at this summit. well, not right there. that was the south korean leader. >> yeah, there was -- >> there was a moment when he was with muhammad bin salman. talk about that. >> yeah. >> reporter: and he sort of pus hit arm kind of gently on his lower back, had a few friendly words with him. listen, this is a president who often reserves his strongest public criticism for u.s. allies, criticism of nato. how much nato allie