u.s. embassy in jerusalem we'll get more from our washington correspondent also coming up italy's former prime minister much he steps down as democratic party leader that's after a record numbers of voters deserted the political center in sunday's election instead they flock to immigrant and euro skeptic populists who will have to battle it out to form a new go. off it's good to have you with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with u.s. president donald trump at the white house the visit comes amid corruption investigations that could threaten political survival talks are expected to focus on curbing the regional influence archrival iran as well as the stalled israeli palestinian peace process tensions have been high in the region since trump recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel in december and announced that the u.s. embassy would move to the city despite those tensions trump told reporters in the oval office that he thought there was a good chance for peace in the conflict here's what he had to say just a short while ago. what better if we could make peace between isr

u.s. embassy to jerusalem trump said that he may travel to the city for the opening of the embassy in may the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has inflamed tensions in the region and despite those tensions truck told reporters in the oval office that he thought there is a good chance for peace in the israeli palestinian conflict here's part of what he had to say a little earlier what better if we could make peace between israel and the palestinians and i can tell you we are working very hard on doing that and i think we have a very good chance and the biggest difficulty that anybody said you look over twenty five years nobody could get past number one jerusalem they couldn't get past it we've taken it off the table so this gives us a real opportunity to peace we'll see how it works out for the palestinians i think you are wanting to come back to the table very bad. if they don't you don't have peace. you don't have peace if they don't you don't have peace and that's a possibility also i'm not saying it's going to happen everybody. are there was a u.s. president ther

u.s. embassy would move to jerusalem. despite those tensions, trump told reporters that he thinks there is a good chance for peace in the conflict, here is part of what he had to say a bit earlier. donald trump: what better if we could make peace between israel and the palestinians? we are working very hard and doing that. i think we have a very good chance. the biggest difficulty anybody has had -- you look over 25 years, nobody could get past number one, jerusalem, they could not get past it. this gives us a real opportunity to gain peace. we will see how it works out. palestinians i wanted to come back to the table very badly. if they don't, we don't have peace. that is a possibility also. i'm not saying it's going to happen. brent: that was donald trump. let's go to washington now, we are joined by carsten von nahmen. where does this leave peace negotiations? trump's mideast envoy, his son-in-law, jared kushner has lost his security clearance. carsten: the fact that these security clearance of jared kushner has been d

u.s. embassy would move to jerusalem. despite those tensions trump told reporters in the oval office that he thinks there is a good chance for peace in the conflict here's part of what he had to say a little bit early what better if we could make peace between israel and the palestinians and i can tell you we're working very hard on doing that and i think we have a very good chance and the biggest difficulty that anybody said you look over twenty five years nobody could get past number one jerusalem they couldn't get past it we've taken it off the table so this gives us a real opportunity to peace and we'll see how it works out that the palestinians i think you are wanting to come back to the table for thirty days and. if they don't you don't have peace if you don't have peace if they don't you don't have peace and that's a possibility also i'm not saying it's going to happen everybody says. are there is the u.s. president there donald trump let's go to washington now we're joined by our correspondent carsten phenomenon c

u.s. embassy's upcoming move in may. and how to counter a ran amid growing tensions of the trump administration may not be doing enough to crack down on israel's archenemy. we expect to hear remarks from both leaders at any moment. the prime minister of israel is here, we know that. when he arrives at the white house you will see it liv live. he is traveling with the first lady and it comes as kind of an interesting time for the prime minister politically because there are charges against him that included quid pro quo, possible corruption. the political importance of what is happening today is what we want to focus on. the situation in the middle east, where it is and the accused exclamation of america support in israel with our embassy moving to jerusalem. remember the israeli government, the connection is there. they recognized to be the center of their country. as this happens we will bring it to you live, but we are going to move on with other news of the day. special counsel investigation into russian election medd

u.s. embassy move. we are hearing the president can receive an invitation for the ribbon cutting ceremony expected to take place in may. we are also hearing that guatemala is going to move their embassy to jerusalem in may as well. we also are following the prime minister's legal woes back here back home. he is being investigated in these three cases. last friday he was questioned by authorities. something he is probably happy to be in d.c. to take a break from. dave. >> especially considering reporters are not allowed to ask questions. ian, thank you. >>> bashar al assad says the military will hold tactics against ghouta. the white house condemning the ongoing hit operations and accusing russia of targeting civilians as part of the brutal campaign. cnn's jomana karadsheh tracking events for us. she is live from amman, jordan. the government line is these are terrorists. rooting out terrorists. the rest of the world saying these are civilians and families. >> reporter: this is always the regime's narrati

u.s. embassy himself there in may. follow on terri marchant good to have you with us police in england are retracing the steps of a former russian spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance authorities remain tight lipped about the investigation they've only confirmed two people a man and a woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of seoul spring they say there's no known risk to the public. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police donned hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy a great pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified both or to use the treating it as a major incident and have even closer nearby restaurant as a precaution a passive bind said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench there was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in on him it looked like she passed out maybe he was doing som

u.s. embassy there in jerusalem.ltimately, i think, the cost will be probably closer to that billion dollars. there was also question whether or not jared kushner because of his security clearance, will be able to be in these meetings. he was scheduled to be in those meetings. they met with netanyahu yesterday. couple of other points of business that the president talked about, he insisted he's not going to back down from his threat imposing tariffs. he will aim those as china and canada and mexico. when asked about retaliation by yuaeuropean allies the president said we'll put a tax on their car. he does not believe there will be a trade war as results of the tar refuses. 10% on aluminum and 25% on steel. >> i appreciate you clearing up that $250,000. on the couch on that number, we were trying to do the math, it makes perfect sense. we know that it would take longer time to move some of that staffing over and the allocation of funding for staffing too. i read about that. you got beginning of the process. >> reporte

u.s. embassy to deliver the strongest combination and didn't mention the sanctions at all. first of all, to you all, this step against theusans, the sanctions, two questions. one is, is it more symbolic than practical and secondly, are you more interested in the fact that it mentioned the hacking -- cyberattacksnhan the elect hack something peter: both good questions. on the issue of tangable impact, no, not a lot. these are a handful of people and organizations that probably don't have assets here anyway. the important thing is it's the first statement made in effect by the trump stravings since taking office that the election hackings requi a retaliation, a response by the united states. having said, that we suall have a system where we have nickey hail illinois willing to say tough things about russia. tillerson until he got fired willing to say tough things about russian and the president still not. he didn't mention putin or put a finger on him. you're right, the part about the electric plans is the scary participate. this hadn't been put out by the u.s. government as

u.s. embassy would move to that city. joining us now is our correspondent carson from naaman he is in washington good evening karsten has prime minister netanyahu extended an invitation to president donald trump to attend the opening of the embassy in jerusalem. well least we know that the two leaders have been talking about that possibility one of us by the white house press pool in the oval office about president trump so i may you know i may go to jerusalem for this and if i can i wouldn't go so we know obviously that the u.s. has moved the official date for the opening of the relocation of the u.s. embassy forwards two minutes maybe to coincide with the seventieth anniversary of the declaration of the state of israel on may fourteenth help is lead by that time do you have not have built a new embassy so they will simply make some security upgrades to the existing u.s. consulate invest your roots of them change the dollar signs and move the best of them and yes donald trump might be there as one person now of both lead

u.s. embassy, nikki haley, blasted the russian government for that attack. >> the united states stands in solute solidarity with great britain. the united states believes that russia is responsibility for the attack onn two peoplee united kingdom using a military-grade nerve agent. pete: the british government expelled more than 20 diplomats after announcing that the penny used was developed by the former soviet union. president trump left it upo the u.s. embassy to deliver the strongest combination and didn't mention the sanctions at all.rs of all, to you all, this step against the russians, the sanctions, two questions. one is, i it more symbolic than practical and secondly, are you more interested in the fact that it mentioned the hacking -- cyberattacks than the election hack something beter:h good questions. on the issue of tangable impact, no, not a lot thes are a handful of people and organizations that probably don't have assets here the important thing is it's the first statement made in effect by thetrrumpings since taking office that the election hacking requires a retaliation,

u.s. embassy there in the brain. then a refugee crisis in south america we have a special report on venice whelan's who fled their country's economic crisis into neighboring colombia the story of the daily struggle to survive. hello i'm terry larson good to have you with us. a former russian spy living in england is critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance sergey script paul was granted refuge in britain after a spy swap deal in two thousand and ten police have confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious on a bench on sunday in the city of souls beurre both are receiving treatment and an investigation is underway to determine what caused their condition. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police don't hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy sad case great pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified. the treating it as a major incident and have even closed a nearby r

u.s. embassy to jerusalem this is playing into this does it. well what we have been seeing is that there is a systematic merger by both the right wing government in israel led by netanyahu and by the extremists in the u. us without the us president doing of truong and the so-called. jewish lobby led by aipac and zionist christians the in but if it goes inside the us who are very much interested in another been pushing for the recognize in jerusalem as the capital of the stilt of israel and me getting the right to the palestinians of their ends of their own state we haven't seen any any . support for the commission of a palestinian state we haven't seen any any support from the us for the two state solution and that is the sense of the problem by moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and declaring jerusalem as the capital of israel which will probably be we will see it probably in the end may fifteenth which is the seventieth anniversary of israel yes the billion but its member of the knesset michael rosen said that this legislation p

u.s. embassy to jerusalem. [indiscernible] >> they don't like covering us. you very much. it is a great honor to have prime minister netanyahu. probably theld say best relationship that we've ever had. jerusalem was a wonderful thing and i know it is very much probablyappreciated. many residents were discussing , they promised it in their campaigns, but were never able to do what needs to be done. on trade dealsse and military. the relationship has never been .etter thank you. >>. mr. president, milani, we want to thank you. it is a pleasure to see you both. this is the first time we have been to america's capital as you declared -- since you declared jerusalem. i want to tell you this, we proclamation of great kings to proclaim the -- [indiscernible] would recognize the rights of the jewish people. 70 years ago, president harry truman was the first to remember donald j. trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. others talk about it, you did you.o thank i look forward to our discussions. if i had to say what are the greatest challenges for both countries? , iran.d be

u.s. embassy now apparently on a fast track to moving to jerusalem.te or a twog of the u.s. apparently on a fast track to moving to jerusalem. jared kushner who is already under his own issues in washington with all of these investigations. what is the american momentum to help pushes ra israel a two-sta solution. >> as much as you call me a jer my and and trying to proffer sigh -- >> what effect is it having? >> america is in a way, not a real player. it's not a real player. i mean, trump is a strange presidency, as if supporting the right-wing policy in israel because of the right-wing conservative policies over there, but it is far from being perceived as a fair, honest broker between the sides and in a way, being so bizarre with the presidency, it brings the burden back to the signs and it is us and the palestinians that it's dialectically speaking, it is very good and i believe what we discussed today it is not two states and no solution. i hope one day there will be a two-state solution and i hope it will be generous to see that that is one way to go about it. if we are

u.s. embassy in jerusalem? there isn't a u.s. embassy in tel aviv. but there is a name. they're going to take that name from the consulate in jerusalem and call it the u.s. embassy. >> the consulate which deals with the palestinians will continue to maintain itself. >> they'll just change the name from consulate to embassy. >> it's a quick fix to ultimately construct on that site, presumably, a permanent embassy. it's rather remarkable the degree with which all politics are local. you have a prime minister that wants to demonstrate his indispenindi indispense ability. >> can the president serve as the peace negotiator if he only has interim secret security clearance as opposed to top secret security clearances? >> jared kushner could have access to every piece of classified information in the world, and without the israelis and palestinians able to make tough decisions and an administration that knows what it's doing, it wouldn't matter. at the same time, the fact is having top secret clearance in a world driven by intelligence organizations where he's literally reading

u.s. embassy bikin a fast those capital is advised people to stay indoors of course we'll be updating you as we get more details on this story. now a video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli armed raid in the west bank please be warned you might find some of the images coming up upsetting yes in our third hour the can be seen running down an alley wielding an object of some kind here he is then shot by an israeli soldier the soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him on the ground and then drag him along an alley a sorority later died the israeli army has changed its version of what happened several times firstly the i.d.f. said he did tack the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the scene but then they said he did attack them with a nine bar and was taken to hospital according to the i.d.f. latest statement on the instant i saw radi died from tear gas inhalation the soldier who fired a shot at us or a sorority was interviewed by i.d.f. investigators in his statement he said he thought his life was in danger when we sp

u.s. embassy and paris families gather near the eiffel tower calling on u.s. politicians to protect children and not gods a car bombs exploded near the center of the rebel held city of and live in northwestern syria killing at least fifteen people better the local civil defense agency says it happened near one of the main hospitals that live provinces syria's largest remaining rebel stronghold and more buses have taken virus and civilians to live problems from eastern guta in the south it's the latest withdrawal under an evacuation deal with a government that's expected to see seven thousand people leave the besieged on klav syrian forces are close to gaining full control of eastern good after stepping up their military offensive last month and saying to her reports. they are being sent into exile the forced transfer to the rebel held province of idlib in the northwest of syria as the second deal of its kind in eastern huta. one of three rebel factions that controlled the rebel enclave agreed to surrender what was left of its stronghold in the southern pocket

u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem and to call on israel's supporters in the united states to get tougher with iran netanyahu supports president trumps demands to either change or script iran's nuclear deal restrict iran's missile program and counter iranian meddling in various countries in the middle east positions that will certainly get a lot of applause here in washington and in israel or washington correspondent carson for now and they're talking to us a little earlier. well trump's talk of imposing punitive tariffs is facing increasing opposition not just from international trade partners but from influential members of his own republican party and strata everything rather public confrontation house speaker paul ryan and other republican allies of president on all pleaded with him monday to back away from his threat and international terrorists which they fear could spark a dangerous trade war republican congressional leaders even suggest that they may attempt to block the terrorists the trump remains adamant and towards it's not backing down meanwhile pressure from international tr

u.s. embassy will be moved to jerusalem in may. something that since its founding in 1948, something that israel wanted all countries to do, give official recognition, locate their embassies in jerusalem, rather than tel aviv. but of course the original 1947 partition plan of palestine into arab and israeli states required that jerusalem be internationalized. both palestinians and israelis want it to be their capital. why is the u.s. doing this? in 1970s, zionist organization of america began sending 100,000 signature petitions to the president asking him to withdraw from the u.n. agreements, and also recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and locate the u.s. embassy there. in the 1980s, the american israel public affairs committee, the anti-defamation league, the christian coalition, all said that we really ought to move the embassy, mr. president. it will be popular, particularly with american christians and jews. aipac got serious about passing a highly-coercive move the embassy law in the 1990s. they did it to thwart the oslo p

u.s. embassy in london peru's former president had republicans in ski has been barred from leaving the country while under investigation for corruption prosecutors have searched his home in the capital lima krasinski is accused of money laundering linked to a bribery scandal involving a brazilian construction for he denies any wrongdoing james here that is good for you a little over twenty five minutes right after this week's listening post next. and . found and see. what reveals how one charity is giving pakistan's lost children a new chance and life. lessons data breach involving. california law. from the british.

u.s. embassy basically saying that they strongly disagreed with this measure that does this and should be having more right not right taken away from them and urging them to reconsider so i think this will be something that is going to be discussed of course ethiopia and the united states our closest allies the u.s. relied on its heels. to do to fight their so-called war on terror in the horn of africa bordered somalia south don it has bought them out of peacekeepers troops on the ground in these areas and certainly it relies on this country for stability it doesn't want to see any sort of you know of this country falling into chaos because that the entire horn of africa is at risk so i think at this point in time it is a crucial point is the o.p.'s history standing in the next couple of days all to the ruling party will be meeting to discuss lou could be the next prime minister you have to there's that meeting with the foreign minister today with the outgoing prime minister all these things will be discussed so we are expecting a press conference in about an hour from now so let's wait a

u.s. embassy in turkey's capital ankara is closed today and turkish authorities have bolstered their presence in the area the turkish government says it received word from u.s. sources on possible terrorist threats was increasing security and locations frequented by american citizens and for the first time since the vietnam war a u.s. navy aircraft carrier is paying a visit to a vietnamese port the ship has been accompanied by a destroyer and a cruiser the top u.s. brass have met with vietnamese officials as both countries work to stem chinese expansionism in the south china sea. all the woods brightest stars gathered in los angeles for the ninetieth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner was filmmaker toros the shape of water scoring two oscars with its fantastic cold war love story and six months after the launch of the me too movement women look to seize the spotlight and more opportunity. i the highlight of the oscars fade away and warren beatty handed out the coveted best picture award. i it was guillermo del toro second trip to the stage having earlier picked up the osca

u.s. embassies after the u.s. announced yesterday it is expelling dozens of diplomats.mp administration joined a dozen european countries and canada by expelling 60 diplomats. this is in retaliation for a nerve agent attack on a former sty -- spy and his daughter in the uk, widely believed to be the work of russia. >> we will respond undoubtably because nobody wants to tolerate such boorish behavior and we will not either. >> russian government officials have taken to twitter to ask citizens which u.s. embassies a thing should be closed. >>> president trump is trying to stop the flow of legal and illegal immigrant workers to the u.s. in order to protect american jobs. some business owners along the southern border are plotting the effort, while others say it hurts their bottom line. workers themselves say they've barely noticed a difference. here is more now from los angeles. >> reporter: president trump has been cracking down on both the legal and illegal immigration, as he said he would during the campaign. but, along the southern border, for most immigrant workers, t

u.s. embassy there. what was he referring to? sarah: more specific, the point he's making he will do it faster and far less expensive than a billion-dollar project thought. reporter: the trade wars are good, easy to win. can you explain what he meant by that? sarah: the president is confident if that's where we ended up we'd certainly win. that's not the goal. the goal is to get free, fair, and reciprocal trade and hope other countries will join him. reporter: paul ryan is practically pleading with the president to reverse course on this. are you saying there's no way he will reverse course on this? sarah: the president said today he wasn't backing down but in terms of the specifics what it looks like i am not going to get into that right now because those things are being finalized. reporter: is it possible the details will change? sarah: we have not fully rolled out all of the details so therefore it would be hard for me to say they'll change because we haven't put them all out. reporter: he said 25% tariff on steel imports. 10

u.s. embassy in central berlin to call for more restrictions on gun sales. investigators looking into a hostage taking and shooting incident at a supermarket in southern france have discovered homemade explosives at the site of the attack they also found a handgun and a hunting knife all that the latest on the investigation from our correspondent in paris in a moment but first tributes are being paid to the policeman who offered himself as a hostage colonel. has died of his wounds in the hospital his first place is with a woman who is being held captive inside the store. outside the police station where bill trump was based in the town of local people have been paying tribute i don't know i haven't slept all night since what happened yesterday he was marvelous he was a hero obviously the military the police officer i have huge respect for them. and . on the radio comes mother spoke of the policeman's commitment. because he was someone who has since he was born gave everything for the homeland he would have said to me i'm doing my job nothing more. defending

u.s. embassy to jerusalem some time in may.e are also hearing the ga guatemala will move its embassy in may. >> interesting. all right. thanks for that, ian lee. >>> final week of the florida legislative session begins today. the state senate expected to vote on the broad new gun bill less than three weeks after the parkland school shooting. the bill would raise the age to buy a firearm from 18 to 21. require a three-day waiting period with exemptions and ban bump stocks. it would give law enforcement greater power to take guns from people deemed mentally unfit. >> the provision would allow teachers to be armed as long as they are trained. arming teachers would be voluntary. many are opposed to the idea as well as governor scott. he did not say if he would veto the bill. >>> west virginia school teachers on day eight of the strike. state legislators did not meet the demand for higher pay and better benefits. the governor and the union agreed to a 5% pay raise. the house passed the 5% raise, but the senate's was 4%. the walkout

u.s. embassy to jerusalem saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon has been in the u.s. recently was asked about the u.s. its decision to move its embassy to jerusalem here's part of what he told the american news program sixty minutes on how would a new we try to focus on the efforts that promote peace for all we do not try to focus on anything that might create tension because that is my nature always to be positive from a property damage or view so i try to focus on the things that will support the interests of the palestinian people and the interests of all not a house or me in doha we talked about how the trumpet ministration may be playing into israeli politics at the moment and bolding some aspects on the right but where does saudi arabia's shifting stance on israel play into this. well i think. we are seeing a formalization of a policy in saudi arabia that was long recognized but hidden now it's coming out into the open where saudi arabia now is effectively allied in terms of its regional view of the middle east with the state of israel and with the trumpet minis

u.s. embassy in turkey's capital indefinitely. they didn't provide specifics. u.s.izens in turkey are being advised to avoid large crowds and heighten their personal security awareness. >>> at home florida lawmakers are expect 20d pass a school safety bill today. it does not ban assault rifls. state senators rejected the ban but they did vote to raise the minimum age to purchase guns to 21. the bill includes new security measures and mental health programs in schools. it must be passed by the florida house. >>> and the national rifle association has seen a huge surge in interest since the florida shooting. google searches for memberships are up nearly 5,000% seance the attacks. >>> according to the chicago united is getting rid of employee bonuses for reaching quarterly goals. instead, workers names will be drawn for cash and prizes. what? amount is 2% of worse c breather. created a limited edition of polo shirts including ten of the world's most endangered species. proceeds from the shirts will be go toward animal conservation. >>> when we come back the desperate s

u.s. embassy. gaza is reaching a dangerous boiling point.the past violence like today escalated ed into full-blown war. with the u.s. embassy move around the corner, there are concerns this could spiral out of control. >> shannon: russia said the new missile was test launched for a second time today. it's called satan-ii and said to be capable of flying over the north or south pole and striking any target in the world. u.s. officials told fox news it was a simple ejector test. the russian missile never entered space. president trump spending the holiday weekend at his resort in florida. trying to keep his administration looking forward, many are fascinated and haunted by the pass. peter is in west palm beach. >> we heard a rare concession. >> a clinton. the 2016 democratic nominee who wrote living history wishes we could rewrite some of her comments about trump supporters. she is not saying sorry and she is not going anywhere. >> in the heat of battle and political back and forth, i have said things that i would like to take back. >> about t

u.s. embassy. what was he referring to or what did he mean by that? ms. sanders: he is going to do it faster and far less expensive than the billion dollar project. reporter: on the tariffs, the president tweeted that trade wars are good, easy to win, can you explain what he meant by that? ms. sanders: the president is very confident if that is where we ended up, that's where we would win. that's not the goal. we are trying to get free and fair trade and hope other countries will join in. reporter: paul ryan is pleading with the president to reverse course. is there no way to reverse course? ms. sanders: the president said he wasn't backing down but in terms of the specifics, i'm not going to get into that. reporter: possible that some of the details will change. ms. sanders: haven't rolled out all of the details. reporter: he said 25% tariff on teel imports and 10% tariff on aluminum imports on everybody -- ms. sanders: i'm not going to go any further. reporter: secretary pruitt is under scrutiny for his taxpayers and secretary carson is under scrutiny f

u.s. embassy in mexico is banning u.s. from traveling to a resort because of security concerns. the travel alert is for the caribbean town of playa del carmen in eastern mexico. the embassy says it has received information about a security threat. last month there was an explosion on a tourist ferry between there and cozumel. the blast injured 25 people including 2 americans. then last week mexican officials found explosives on another ferry. the embassy has since banned u.s. officials from using all tourist ferries. >>> time now to check in with chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center. >> very little wet weather last night. on saturday night into sunday, more rain chances. then more rain chances next week. i said it earlier. the storm door is open. they are just not showing up. that's the problem. southern california on saturday is going to get some significant rain down there. shellacking! >> haven't heard that in a while. >> sounds painful. >> highs tomorrow upper 60s, low 70s. then you see some rain to th

u.s. embassy move from tel aviv to jerusalem a russian for my double agent is critically ill in a u.k. hospital after reportedly being exposed to an unknown substance sixty six year old sergei script poll and a woman in her thirty's are being treated by doctors are they were found unconscious on a bench in salzburg in southern england scriptural has been living there since two thousand and ten when he was released from prison in russia as part of a spy swap. those the headlines do stay with us so coming up next we have exclusive access to a very different police station in india stay with us. i am. rather than. take it. office sol is the barber and when i'm home. will have been a lot only ten instead. of say my luckless doesn't really have a public event i'm on board. so if you give me the border the hang on say. that's when they'll be a no make me the league up there. haha got my lovelies vision mamdani out or do it all of it made me want to switch and why. i say he peter nearly will be up and i gotta say i get what you mean i had the king of school getting. going tonight and down get

u.s. embassy. how police may have prevented another bengazi-style attack. >> we did what we think we need to do. in fact that discussion between president obama and putin, we believe was impactful on the russian action. >> that is former obama chief of staff mcdonnough, defending the response before the vote. now there is new reaction from president trump. just coming into america's newsroom. that story is next. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event'. the dual adjustability of the sleep number bed allows each of you to adjust to your ideal level of firmness, comfort and support. your sleep number setting. for your best. sleep. ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store where queen mattresses start at just $899. and, it's the last chance for clearance savings up to $600 on our most popular beds. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store ne

u.s. embassy in jerusalem.rack on the racetrack, kevin harvick cruising to a dominating win at las vegas. >> stuarts who racing and four go to victory lane second in a row kevin harvick leads 214 laps. after winning at atlanta motor speedway. las vegas victory is harvick's 100th career win across all nascar series. and those are your headlines. steve: second in a row. that's great. brian: thanks, ainsley. 11 minutes after the hour. president trump makes good on a promise to make blue collar workers to actually focus on america's blue collar workers by putting these tariffs on. cue the media meltdown. >> this tariff is lashing out in indiscriminate way. >> all it's done is raise threats and worries and concerns over protectionism. brian: what's the real story on tariffs. the president of the local steel workers union breaks it down for us next. steve: remember how the mayor of oakland warned illegals ice may be coming? now we learn how dangerous it really was. the numbers will shock you and they are coming up. ♪

u.s. embassy -- they're building a temporary as they build a larger version -- and the president said i wouldidn't commit. >> and on the trade issue we're talking about all the things president trump has blustered about. the iran deal is one of those and it's very much like the trade issue. he said he was going to do it as president, and then he took an action that stopped short of that. so i think the people who are pressuring him on trade are thinking, even with it rthe ira deal where he did make this explicit promise and took a step toward eliminating it, he never followed through and that's because this is a man who doesn't like to make a final decision that might make some people angry at him and is easily distracted. >> he continues to talk glowingly about the prospect of a mideast peace deal. they're really nowhere on that and he said, quote, there is a very good chance that something might happen. i don't know how he can make that assertion when at the moment there isn't anything. >> and the relations with the palestinians were frayed, anyway. when the president announced moving the e

u.s. embassy moved to jerusalem, now a wiping out of a trade imbalance with the rest of the world.could be huge. >> they could be, we need to see what the new economic team will look like. that will change a little bit. some of the names bandied about have not given the market confidence but are some dark forces that have been rumbling in the newsroom who could be more market friendly. the issue is not whether we move donald trump away from protectionist policies or free trade policies, it is more about balance and who is whispering in his ear in the white house come and concern with gary cohn leaving that there will be an ance.ce -- imbal vonnie: we get jobs data on friday. bostick. romaine shery: time for the bloomberg business flash. american express will report gender pay gap data to shareholders by the end of this year according to activist pushed for who has wall street firms to release the information. american express announcement follows similar moves by mastercard and several big banks. amazon, oracle, microsoft competing for the pentagon cloud business according to peopl

u.s. embassy to jerusalem. mr. netanyahu will also attend a conference of the pro israel lobby apac. >>> ian lee joins us now live from jerusalem. ian, facing a corruption scandal at home. mr. netanyahu meeting with u.s. president trump in washington, d.c. in the coming hours. what do you think he is hoping to achieve, apart from hopefully getting a away from his troubles back home? >> rosemary, we've got a lot to unpack here for you. first off, this is a feel-good trip for both men. both men like each other. the bases of both men like each other. for the prime minister, though, the number one issue he wants to talk about is iran. this is a topic he's talked about quite often. it's one of his main issues. iran's influence in neighboring syria during that civil war as well as lebanon, as well as iran's nuclear program. and this nuclear deal, which the prime minister has said nix it or fix it. essentially saying that he doesn't like it, and he wants the united states to help push to change it. for president trump, th

u.s. embassy and in paris families gathered near the eiffel tower calling on u.s. politicians to protect children and not guns more than eight hundred official marches were held worldwide a car bomb exploded near the center of the rebel held city of it live in southwestern syria northwestern syria pardon me killing at least fifteen people they have the local civil defense agency says it happened near one of the main airports at le provinces syria's largest remaining rebel stronghold and more buses packed with fighters and civilians left for serious in the province from eastern guta it's the latest withdrawal under an evacuation deal with a government that's expected to see seven thousand people leave that besieged on klav marches are underway in cities across australia is a call for better treatment of people seeking asylum the palm sunday rallies are expected to take place in several towns and cities across australia australia recent resettles almost nineteen thousand refugees each year but it's hardline policies designed to deteriorate regular migration have come

took refuge inside the embassy in twenty twelve after being accused of rape in sweden that case was later dropped he says he fears being extradited to the u.s. if he leaves the embassy as he faces espionage charges that australian journalist john pilger things that assad has cases part about wider crackdown on the freedom of speach. this is about a war on freedom of speech this man is being to not the most basic rights freedom of speech it's part of a wider wider war is against no one and russia is one of them china is another but at the mood inside the propaganda stage this is about the public's right to know and it's the public's right to know what it governments are doing the second this war is about a real. get the whole idea of trade war we've got the prospect of a real low unless there's propaganda all these scenes for the attack on him and wiki server years is so important because it does what journalists should be doing and back to his holding right how to talk count. this is r.t. international thanks for joining us so far we have plenty more to walk in about half an hour's time hope you can join us. that one of them was someone sai

u.s. embassy a few miles away warning americans who are downtown to seek shelter.nzie is tracking the latest for us. what have you learned, david? >> reporter: well, good morning, alisyn. it is an unfolding situation in burkina faso. witnesses say there is ongoing gunfire in the capital. the french embassy saying there was an attack near the french embassy. it appears also multiple locations targeted, alisyn. the u.s. embassy saying americans should shelter in place, no movement in the capital, and there's a real sense that there could be more to the story as it unfolds. to give context here, it is too early to speculate necessarily. but al qaeda and affiliated groups are active in burkina faso. emmanu emmanu emmanuel macron was there for a controversial visit. but at this hour, an attack still ongoing in burkina faso. chris, back to you. >> thank you very much. appreciate you monitoring the situation. let us know if there is information we need to get out for the rest of the show. appreciate it, my friend. >>> republican lawmakers following through on their threat

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u.s. embassy in jerusalem kimberly help at al-jazeera washington. well the developments the u.s. president is coming under fire from members of his own policy about his plans to impose heavy tariffs on steel an aluminum imports canada and mexico are the top four countries the u.s. imports it steal from and trump hinted that he might waive the tariffs for them but only if they can see ground in the north american free trade agreement talks which have been taking place in mexico city. we are renegotiating nafta as i said i would and if we don't make a deal terminate nafta but if i do make a deal which is fair to the workers and to the american people that would be i would imagine one of the points that will negotiate it will be tariffs on steel for canada and for mexico. there is john heilemann has been at this nafta talks in mexico city to now the negotiations on nafta the free trade agreement that links mexico the united states and canada have been donated by things like car parts and workers' salaries but that really abruptly changed in the seventh round of these negotiations an

u.s. embassy should be in jerusalem, but even if he didn't do that, the anti-zionism would still exist.lence would still go on. so i don't think it exasperated anything, exacerbated anything. these are continue all patterns where the palestinians are looking for a fight and israelis are showing restraint to put the violence down. melissa: the president made comments about leaving syria. let me play that for you, get your reaction. >> we're knocking the hell out of isis. we'll be coming out of syria like very soon. let the other people take care of it now. very soon, very soon we're coming out. [applause] we'll have 100% of the caliphate as they call it, sometimes referred to as land, taken it all back quickly, quickly. melissa: problem with that of course is that syria is a two-fold problem it is about isis. then it is about russia getting a foothold in the region. >> about russia getting a foothold in the region. it is about iran having a proxy state there. so it is a very serious problem. melissa: you're right. >> president, he is channeling the feelings and emotions of a bulk of the

u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, palestinians and jerusalem considers that their capital. >> this ismeanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is at the center of his own investigation. police questioned him and his, separately on friday over what news reports say was his possible role in a bribery scandal. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. >> while in the u.s., prime minister net annia you will also address -- netanyahu will address the public affairs committee tomorrow. >>> bill cosby is back in a pen courtroom today to prevent some of his accusers from testifying. prosecutors say they would call as many as 19 women to the stand at cosby's sexual assault trial next month. his defense team is expected to argue over the number of accusers allowed to testify. cosby's first criminal trial ended in a mistrial back in june. he was charged with drugging and assaulting andrea constant. constant is a former administrator with the temple women's basketball team. >> developing now at noon, the oakland raiders in a moments ago released aldon smith. this comes after san franc

u.s. embassy there. what was he referring to or what did he mean by that? >> i think the point he's making is that he's going to do it faster and far less expensive than a billion dollar project. jonathan? >> on the tariffs, the president tweeted that trade wars are good, easy to win. can you explain what he meant by that? >> look, the president is very confident that if that's where we ended up, we would win. that's not the goal. the goal is to get free and fair and reciprocal trade and hope that other countries will join in. >> paul ryan is practically pleading with the president to reverse course on this. are you saying there's no way he's going to reverse course on this? >> the president said today that he wasn't backing down. in terms of the specifics of what it looks like, i'm not going to get into that. those things are being finalized. >> it's possible the details -- >> we haven't fully rolled out all of the details. so it would be hard for me to say they're going to change them. >> the top line, he said 25% tariff on steel imports, 10% tariff on al